NFL: ***2022 NFL Season Thread***
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The fact that the Packers will probably make the playoffs show what a joke this 17 game schedule and extra wild card really is.
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I'm not sure that they're in the "probably" category yet. A bunch of stuff has to go right for them to get in. They pretty much have to win out against the Dolphins, Vikings, and Lions, and get some losses from the Seahawks and Commanders.
538 has the Packers at an 8% chance to make the playoffs after last night.
No the joke is automatically giving division winners a home game even if they have a worse record than the wild card. Or in the potential case of the eventual NFC South winner, a losing record.
This. Very tiny chance for Packers to get in. Literally every little thing has to go right for them.
PS, I am a Viking fan so I expect every little thing to go the Packers way the last three games.
Meh. As a Rams fan (from St. Louis days) - I'd rather have the suck after going all-in on winning the Superbowl. There was a stretch there where they had damn near 7 consecutive years with a top 5 pick.
I don't get why people act that way, glad he took the high road
Was his first game too. I feel like NFL fans can get really trashy. Seems like a cool guy. Glad Kraft invited him to a game.
Yeah I feel like of the major sports being a visiting fan at an NFL game you get the most crap. I haven't had too bad on an experience but only been to 1 game as a visiting fan. But to the above I feel Raiders fans are the worst at treating the opposition's fans. I'd never go to a Raider game as a visiting fan.
Raiders and Philly are the two I can think of off the top of my head that I wouldn't advertise I'm an opposing fan at.
NfL attracts alot of lowlifes, especially in the cheaper seats clear at the top.
I've been to many basketball and baseball games as an opposing fan and never had anyone say a word, but I've been to a Vikings game as an opposing fan had issues.
