SD Loss = Steeler clinch?

[pats1]

http://cbs.sportsline.com/nfl/gamecenter/recap/NFL_20051231_DEN@SD/rss

Is this right?

Or didn't a SD loss keep KC alive?

 

[pats1]

Nevermind, looks like they changed it.

Here's what it used to read:

 

[Lansdowne]

What prog did you use? That looks cool.

 

[pats1]

What prog did you use? That looks cool.

RSS Reader w/ RSS 1.0

 

[PYPER]

You got it backwards. A SD win would have clinched a playoff spot for the Steelers. KC needed Denver to beat SD to keep their playoff hopes alive.

Now it's a two team race between KC and Pit.

 

[Flying Fungi]

You got it backwards. A SD win would have clinched a playoff spot for the Steelers. KC needed Denver to beat SD to keep their playoff hopes alive.

Now it's a two team race between KC and Pit.

Keee-rect--KC wins and Pitt loses--and NE is #3 seed and KC is coming to town!

(Jax would then visit Cinn)

 

[patsfan55]

Keee-rect--KC wins and Pitt loses--and NE is #3 seed and KC is coming to town!

(Jax would then visit Cinn)

as long as we win tomorrow

plus, pitt wont lose, no way

 

[Flying Fungi]

as long as we win tomorrow

plus, pitt wont lose, no way

C'mon!! Joey Harrington is the REAL DEAL!! Matt Millen!! WoooHooooo!!! :bricks:

 

[bobgeorge]

Keee-rect--KC wins and Pitt loses--and NE is #3 seed and KC is coming to town!

(Jax would then visit Cinn)

No, PIT has nothing to do with our seeding. All PIT affects is if KC makes the playoffs. For us to get the three seed we need to beat MIA and KC has to beat CIN. The PIT game has nothing to do with us, except that if NE, KC and DET win, KC then comes to Foxborough in the first round. But I'll be a monkey's uncle if PIT loses at home to DET.

Bob G