If they beat GB Sunday, our Rams gain control of their playoff fate because they would then win tiebreaker over the GB/MINN loser. The Bears also have a date with the Vikings later as well. Go Bears! GO RAMS! JUST WIN BABY!
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Packers/Vikings actually tied last year so with that being very recent history, I wouldn't claim the Rams control their own destiny just yet. If they tie again, we do not in fact control our own destiny.
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I agree with OP. I brought this up here:
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Lots of outs: Starting w/ Bears @ Packers Morning Game
NOTE TO EVERYONE IN PICKEM ahead of Week 15: PICK THE BEARS! It is possible the Rams win out and miss the playoffs at 11-5. All the teams in the hunt are hungry...and the playoff seeded teams in front of us control their own destiny. The Rams will need a little help. However, the Rams have a...
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Im a Bears and Chargers fan for the next couple weeks. The best chance of the Vikings losing is against the Packers and it just so happens to be the same week we play San Fran. Im starting to wonder who is most likely to drop more than 1 game between Packers and Vikings.
We would have the tiebreaker against every NFC North team.
So the logic behind the post is for them to cannibalize each other. Assuming no ties, if the Bears can beat the Packers, when the Vikings/Packers play, one has to lose, meaning if both we and the Bears win Sunday, we control our own destiny because we would have the tiebreaker over both GB and MIN - again, assuming no tie.
