I’m talking the wide end of your personal analysis range, which could be narrow (the extreme being PHI v KC) or very wide (something like PIT v ATL).

For me, I would have it at 5 teams in each Conference, in this order – that’s it:

PHI SF DAL DET/NO

KC CIN/BAL JAX BUF

So basically you could say based on current odds, that the longest shot SB Matchup I could possibly see occurring would be NO v BUF, although I definitely prefer JAX to BUF.

  • MassiveResolution7@alien.topBEnglish
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    10 months ago

    AFC in order:

    1. Chiefs. (Clearly have the highest ceiling.)
    2. Bengals. (I believe in Burrow.)
    3. Ravens. (Very complete team. Ravens vs Bengals playoff game would be very interesting)
    4. Jaguars. (Lawrence is a good enough quarterback to win a Super Bowl and Allen is the most underrated pass rusher in the NFL.)
    5. Bills. (Have the pieces but Allen needs to take better care of the ball and himself.)
    6. Dolphins. (Show flashes but always seem to play like girls against good teams.)

    NFC in order:

    1. Eagles. (Clearly have the highest ceiling.)
    2. 49ers. (Great roster on both sides of the ball. The question is whether Purdy can get the job done in the playoffs.)
    3. Cowboys. (Micah Parsons is a beast and Lamb is underrated but I don’t trust Dak and the Cowboys struggle to finish against good teams.)
    4. Lions. (They’ve played well this season and the roster is good but it’s hard to fully believe in them because they’re the Lions.)
    5. Seahawks. (Have shown flashes but Geno hasn’t been the same as last year.)
    6. Saints. (Carr is up and down but the Saints have a great defense that forces a lot of turnovers.)

    My overall top 5:

    1. Chiefs.
    2. Eagles.
    3. Bengals.
    4. Ravens.
    5. Tomorrow’s Jaguars/49ers winner.
    • raphtafarian@alien.topBEnglish
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      10 months ago

      That Bills team is lucky to not be 3-6 and have a very tough second half schedule. They have a very good chance of not making the playoffs at all.