This is correct if both the Chiefs and Chargers end up at 14-2 (assuming the Chiefs lose the second game with the Chargers) it goes to the third tie-breaker which is record among common opponents which would be 12-1 Chiefs and 12-2 Chargers (the Rams game being the deciding match). [Reply]
Originally Posted by RINGLEADER:
This is correct if both the Chiefs and Chargers end up at 14-2 (assuming the Chargers lose the second game) it goes to the third tie-breaker which is record among common opponents which would be 12-1 Chiefs and 12-2 Chargers (the Rams game being the deciding match).
Thank you yes forgot they would have lost to a common opponent we did not. [Reply]
Originally Posted by RINGLEADER:
This is correct if both the Chiefs and Chargers end up at 14-2 (assuming the Chiefs lose the second game with the Chargers) it goes to the third tie-breaker which is record among common opponents which would be 12-1 Chiefs and 12-2 Chargers (the Rams game being the deciding match).
Yep.
Almost impossible for the Chargers to leapfrog us. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Shaid:
Chargers are now a bigger risk than the Pats. Can't lose to the Rams and then to the Chargers. Get through those 2 and we're golden.
Originally Posted by Shaid:
Chargers are now a bigger risk than the Pats. Can't lose to the Rams and then to the Chargers. Get through those 2 and we're golden.
We absolutely will not lose to the Chargers [Reply]