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NFL will look at expanding the playoffs to 14 or 16 teams. (https://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=267613)

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Originally Posted by GloryDayz (Post 9203799)

OMG, Clark just fell in love with him... And when they start sharing a room at meatings......to save money 'n shit.......the maids will HATE THEIR LIVES!

I think that love affair already exists. Remeber Clark was on one of the committies during the lockout.

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Originally Posted by FAX (Post 9203838)

ROFL

Ms. Dylan comes out swinging with the big facts and the Greek Fire to the ass.

FAX

Thanks, Mr. Fax...I was going to post the teams the Giants had to beat to get to the Super Bowl - but I said to myself - nah, better not...o:-)

just having a little fun... LMAO

Hey Goodell... If fans of the worst team in the league think its a bad idea, maybe you should leave it the **** alone. Whatcha think, douche?

some years ago the agruments against expanded playoffs went along the lines of "get back to me when a 10-6 team/6th seed wins thge SB"

hasn't that happened a couple of times now? I don't have a problem with 14. 16 Seems too many.

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Originally Posted by milkman (Post 9203655)

If I were in charge, what I'd really do is go back to 2 divisions per conference, expand to 18 games (14 in division games, 4 out of division games), have two bye weeks, all taken between weeks 9 to 11 (which means 1 week in the middle of the season with no football), with each team getting two consecutive weeks off.

4 division winners and 4 wild cards.

Way back when the NFL realigned, I wanted them to do it geographically. Including swapping conferences. For instance I think the three Cali teams should be in the same division with the Seahawks thrown in. Houston, Dallas, Denver and Arizona would the other Western division. You get four divisions, four teams each division. Six games in your division, four games against your division in the opposite conference (AFCW vs. NFCW, etc), six games against the team that finished in your spot in the six remaining divisions (2nd place in the AFCW plays all other 2nd place teams other than AFCW/NFCW for instance). Then you put a universal bye week in the middle of the season between games eight and nine. Playoff teams could still be four division winners and four wild cards.

The best thing the NFL has going is their regular season. If anything their post season doesn't live up to the regular season. There is no reason to have to make the regular season worth more except money. Its a joke.

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Originally Posted by NJChiefsFan (Post 9204156)

Perhaps the post-season would be more interesting if we were actually participating from time to time, Mr. NJChiefsFan?

FAX

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Originally Posted by FAX (Post 9204166)

Perhaps the post-season would be more interesting if we were actually participating from time to time, Mr. NJChiefsFan?

FAX

Haha. Well actually the years I have seen the Chiefs in it have been the worst post seasons of all.

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Originally Posted by wazu (Post 9203730)

Has the last seed in the playoffs ever won the Superbowl?

:spock: Not sure if serious.

Personally, I would like to be done with the whole AFC vs NFC thing. Its the damn NFL. Seed according to records as a whole and forget the conference BS.

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Originally Posted by Guru (Post 9204192)

Personally, I would like to be done with the whole AFC vs NFC thing. Its the damn NFL. Seed according to records as a whole and forget the conference BS.

Probably would be for the best, but would be a huge change.

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Originally Posted by AussieChiefsFan (Post 9204209)

Probably would be for the best, but would be a huge change.

The purists would hate it but what was the point of the merger if they are still going to compete as separate entities.

It's time to dump that completed unnecessary detail. IT would make the playoffs so much more interesting. AS well as the regular season.

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Originally Posted by Guru (Post 9204211)

Exactly.