The chances of Seattle winning in SF are slim. SF has lost one game at home all year, and Seattle has won one game on the road all year.
I'm loading my starting fantasy superbowl rosters up with SF players where possible (starting Garcia in two leagues, Barlow in two leagues, Streets in one league, and SF defense in one league).
Well, Seattle will pull out all the stops to try and win this one, and with the 49ers Owensless, Seattle's got a shot.
Going back to the playoff scenario, I can see a three-way tie happening. Minn over Arizona is a given, and Green Bay shouldn't have problems beating Denver, and NO is certainly capable of beating Dallas at home, at which point it'll come down to the strength of victory thing between Seattle and Dallas, and right now, it's so close, Seattle has only 2 victory lead over Dallas (0.393 vs. 0.387) So, like 4Pack said, alot of so-called meaningless games all of a sudden have huge implications for Seattle and Dallas IF of course the three-way tie happens.
how can you honestly say that GB won't have any problems with Denver,,,,,,,,I know Denver has "made it" but if there is a team I hate betting against its the Broncos. ( for the record when I have bet a game involving the Broncos I always take them to cover or beat.
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Yea, all u seahawk fans need to win, and Saints to win and u dont have to worry about the Pack. I think the Saints will win, i know the Saints will win.