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Originally Posted by ThaVirus
Yeah, I believe there is still a path to the #1, #2 and #3 seed for all of BUF, KC and CIN. Every team has something to play for these last two weeks (well, last week for KC now).
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Yeah, I just put a bit more thought into it.
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BUF gets the #1 seed if they win out. Simplest path there. They hold their own destiny.
If this happens, KC is locked in at the #2 regardless because CIN would have dropped one to BUF and they could no longer tie our record. It'd be #1 BUF #2 KC #3 CIN.
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KC gets the #1 seed if they win out and BUF loses just one game out of their remaining two @CIN and NE.
Pretty simple here as well. If KC wins and BUF loses just one more, we end up at 14-3 and they're, as well as CIN, capped at 13-4. No tiebreakers necessary. It'd be #1 KC and seeding for BUF and CIN depend on who wins their head-to-head and how they fare in their final games (both of which would be against division rivals).
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CIN gets the #1 seed if they win out and KC loses @LV.
This would lead to a three-way tie at the top with all three teams having 13-4 records. CIN wins the head-to-head tiebreaker over BUF/KC and BUF wins the head-to-head tiebreaker over KC. In this scenario, it'd be #1 CIN #2 BUF #3 KC.