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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pokerbrat2000" data-source="post: 1053137" data-attributes="member: 7261">Don't get too over confident, The Packers have had their share of close victories (Colts, Rams, Texans, Jags, and Bears). I'm keeping an eye on the Rams, who very well could be our first matchup in the playoffs.  Yes, we beat them out in LA Week 5, 24-19, but only by 5 points.  This is also a very different team than we faced in October.  They were 1-3 at the time, had just lost to The Bears and played the Packers without Nacua, Kupp and some starting offensive lineman.  The Rams have now won 5 in a row and are healthy, 1 of those 5 wins was against Buffalo.  So yes, the Packers can probably play with any team in the playoffs, but are going to have to play mistake and error free football to keep advancing.  Playoff seeding will really come into play for the Packers.I am really hoping that the Pack can leapfrog the Queens and the only way they can have a chance of doing that, is with a win today.  By winning out and having the Vikings lose out (today and VS Lions), that would put the Packers into the #5 seed as the top wildcard team.  Which means in the 1st round they would most likely face Atlanta or Tampa Bay.  Heck, if things fell right and the 2 and 3 seeds lost in week 1 and the Packers won as the #5 seed, the Pack would host the 2nd round game.</blockquote>

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