What's the lowest possible record a team could make the playoffs with?

[unothadeal]

4-12?

[Chiefless]

Originally Posted by BuckinKaeding

Wouldn't it be 3-13?

Each team in a division splits all divisional games and loses the rest?

Then tiebreakers would determine who made it.

wouldn't it be possible to do it at 0-10-6
All divinisional games end in a tie?

odds would have to be astronomical. That's, what, 24 tie games in a single season?

[kstater]

Originally Posted by Chiefless

wouldn't it be possible to do it at 0-10-6
All divinisional games end in a tie?

odds would have to be astronomical. That's, what, 24 tie games in a single season?

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[cdcox]

Originally Posted by Chiefless

wouldn't it be possible to do it at 0-10-6
All divinisional games end in a tie?

odds would have to be astronomical. That's, what, 24 tie games in a single season?

Two ties are the same as a win and a loss, so basically 3-13, 2-12-2, 1-11-4, and 0-10-6 are all the same record as far as playoffs go.

[BostonTim]

Chiefless has it, imo. Percentage wise, theoretically, 0-10-6

Winning % 0.0

All division games end in tie. All teams in division lose everything else. One team in division gets division title on a tiebreaker, without a single win.

Cheers, BostonTim

[cdcox]

Originally Posted by BostonTim

Chiefless has it, imo. Percentage wise, theoretically, 0-10-6

Winning % 0.0

All division games end in tie. All teams in division lose everything else. One team in division gets division title on a tiebreaker, without a single win.

Cheers, BostonTim

Except the NFL considers W-L-T percentage, where a tie counts the same as half-a-win and half-a-loss .

3/16 = 0.5*6/16

[Chiefless]

Originally Posted by BostonTim

Chiefless has it, imo. Percentage wise, theoretically, 0-10-6

Winning % 0.0

All division games end in tie. All teams in division lose everything else. One team in division gets division title on a tiebreaker, without a single win.

Cheers, BostonTim

In this senario what would be the deciding tie-breaker? Coin flip between all four teams?

[Sam Hall]

Take a look at the Chargers' and Broncos' opponents next year, and that may give you the answer. Our whole division got hosed.

[kstater]

Originally Posted by Sam Hall

Take a look at the Chargers' and Broncos' opponents next year, and that may give you the answer. Our whole division got hosed.

[Sam Hall]

Originally Posted by kstater

I can't see Denver and San Diego winning more than nine or 10 games next season.

[cdcox]

Originally Posted by Chiefless

In this senario what would be the deciding tie-breaker? Coin flip between all four teams?

First applicable tiebreaker would be strength of schedule.

[EyePod]

Originally Posted by Basileus777

Chiefs - 0-10-6
Broncos- 0-10-6
Raiders- 0-10-6
Chargers 0-10-6

Then you go to tiebreakers.

You could also have every team go : 1-11-4

That still amounts to 3 wins doofus-head.

[EyePod]

Originally Posted by cdcox

First applicable tiebreaker would be strength of schedule.

We'd probably set a record for the worst possible SOS for a division.

[EyePod]

Originally Posted by Sam Hall

Take a look at the Chargers' and Broncos' opponents next year, and that may give you the answer. Our whole division got hosed.

I really want us to beat the Eagles. I'm gonna go to that game all decked out in Chiefs gear. I can't ****ing wait.

[unothadeal]

Originally Posted by EyePod

That still amounts to 3 wins doofus-head.

But it looks a lot worse.

[Sam Hall]

Originally Posted by EyePod

I really want us to beat the Eagles. I'm gonna go to that game all decked out in Chiefs gear. I can't ****ing wait.

I think a win against Washington is realistic. The Redskins are chokers and got beat by the Bengals this past season.