So if the Panthers lose tomorrow at home against NE (no sure thing) there will be 4 teams tied at 6-4 for the 2 WC spots. Also you cannot count out 5-5 Green Bay considering Rodgers is hoping to play next week and they have an easy schedule the rest of the way. So it's looking like you need 10-6 at minimum to get in (and that might not be enough). (Also I know the Bears are only 1 virtual game behind Detroit for the North and I'm not counting them out there but just looking at the WC here). The Bears have 6 games left, with 4 of them coming on the road. @ STL, @ MIN, vs. DAL, @ CLE, @ PHI, vs. GB To go 4-2, we should probably win 3 of those 4 road games and beat Dallas at home. All 4 of the road games are winnable, but STL is coming off a bye and destroyed the Colts on the road the last time they played. It's always hard to win in the Metrodome but the Vikings look like they've given up on the season. Cleveland is fiesty and has a tough D but should be beatable. Philly looks great right now and I'm worried they will carve up our defense, although we might be a bit healthier by then with Briggs back. If we can't win 3 of the 4 road games, we always have a tough but winnable home game in Week 17 against a GB team that, if Rodgers does come back next week and is back to form, will probably still be alive for a playoff spot.