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As long as Dalvin Cook still has a good game. #fantasyprobs
 
Rams play Seattle next week, they don’t play Minnesota.
So it’s good for the Rams if either team wins
Maybe they’ll both lose...
 
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Hard to tell who we want to win this game. Minnesota and GB still have to play each other. SF and Seattle still play each other. SF plays NO next week. We just have to win out and let the rest take of itself. But it does look like we have the tiebreaker against the Vikings and the Seahawks have it against us.
 
49'ers are no lock for the division/playoffs if you look at the big picture.

@ NO next week
@ SEA to end the season

And that game with us - if we beat them to stay alive - they could be staring at 11-5.
 
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49'ers are no lock for the division/playoffs if you look at the big picture.

@ NO next week
@ SEA to end the season

And that game with us - if we beat them to stay alive - they could be staring at 11-5.
I'd enjoy that so much and to have someone knock them out in the Wildcard round! lol
 
To me the playoffs are a long shot. Rams dug themselves a deep hole with the poor play. But we do need the seahags to win in order to avoid it being an even longer shot.
 
Totally Understand! But, I think the only way the Rams make the playoffs is for the Vikings to lose (I think the last NFC Playoff Spot will be either the Vikings or the Rams).

Yep, if they both finish with 5 losses, Rams likely win the tie breaker since they have lost 2 AFC games and Vikings only one.

Now they do have the Chargers coming up. If they lose that and they end up tied with two AFC losses then it comes down to record vs common opponents.

The common opponents are:
Atlanta, Dallas, Chicago, Seattle

For this to even matter the Vikes have to lose to Seattle while the Rams have to beat Dallas and Seattle.

Also the Rams beat the Bears and the Vikes lost to the Bears already.

So they both beat Atlanta & Dallas.

Rams beat the Bears and will go 1-1 vs Seattle. So 4-1.

Vikes lose to Seattle and goes at best 1-1 vs Bears. Thus 3-2.

Thus that Bears win by the Rams and that Seattle loss by the Vikes, would be the difference.

Unless they only count the games played at the same location (home or away). Like the Rams & Vikes at Seattle and the Bears at LA & at Minn. Not sure about that.