Did the Chiefs make the playoffs 2021?
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Did the Chiefs make the playoffs 2021?
The Chiefs will host the Browns in the Divisional round of the 2021 NFL Playoffs.
Do the Chiefs have the 1 seed?
The Chiefs have clinched the No. 1 seed. The Raiders have been eliminated from playoff contention. The Chargers have been eliminated from playoff contention.
Who has clinched NFL playoff spots?
The New Orleans Saints became the first team to clinch a playoff spot in 2020 back in Week 13. The Saints needed to beat the Falcons while also requiring the Detroit Lions to beat the Chicago Bears. The Saints and Lions both won, clinching the Saints a 2020 NFL playoff berth.
Can the Bears get the 6 seed?
-To get the sixth seed, the Bears will need to win AND the Cardinals will need to beat the Rams. In that scenario, the Bears and Cardinals would end the season tied, but the Bears would win the tiebreaker based on common opponents. -To get the seventh seed, the Bears simply need to get into the playoffs.
Who has tiebreaker between Bears and Cardinals?
The Bears hold the tiebreaker over the Cardinals, which is record against common opponents. They’re 3-on against the Lions, Giants, Panthers and Rams, while the Cardinals are just 1-3 against those same teams.
Why did Bears make playoffs over Cardinals?
The Arizona Cardinals lost out to the Chicago Bears for a playoff spot because of a flawed NFL tie-breaker system. On some levels, the Arizona Cardinals have no business being in the NFL playoffs with an 8-8 record and scoring only 19 points combined in their final two games of the season.
Can Bears Make Playoffs 2020?
And thanks to the NFL expanding the playoff field to seven teams in 2020, the Bears are in possession of the final playoff spot. But the Bears haven’t clinched and punched their ticket to the postseason just yet. There are two scenarios in Week 17, that get the Bears into the playoffs.
Are the Bears in the playoffs 2020?
The 2020 Bears finished second in the NFC North with an 8-8 record, qualifying for the playoffs as the new No. 7 seed—an additional playoff spot that was added this season as part of the NFL’s new Collective Bargaining Agreement.
