The Dallas Cowboys and NFL 2022 Season

Miami feels like an L. I think they take Detroit though. The lions have had a soft schedule this year and I don't think they are as good as their record.
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To me Detroit has always been a losing team for as long as I have been watching football the past 45 years


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o..._Lions_seasons
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I’m pulling for Dan Campbell every Sunday when the Lions aren’t playing the Cowboys. Gig ‘em.
The Lions feel kind of like the Eagles. Their record is better than they really are.. but the biggest difference is their run game. Unlike the Eagles, they actually like to run the ball.. and they have two good backs. I think Miami is the better of the two in the run department... both could be Ls for us.. but the Lions is here.. where we play better.
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Come on Cowgirls!


Make Jerry's Christmas with a win.
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Cowgirls did what they do best every year at this time of the regular season:


shooting themselves in the foot and screwing up their playoffs spot and position.


Miami is in the playoffs.


Detroit Lions won their division today for the first time since 1993 and they earned a playoff berth.


Detroit plays Dallas in Arlington next Saturday night, December 30th.


Cowgirls better spend all day tomorrow and practice instead of celebrating Christmas.


They didn't earn the right to celebrate Christmas.


Dog poop in their stockings!
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Current NFC Playoff picture after the Cowgirls loss yesterday


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Updated NFC Playoff picture after the Philadelphia Eagles win over the New York Giants earlier this afternoon.


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Now that Baltimore beat San Francisco, both Detroit and San Francisco are 11-4 along with of course Philly. So, the Lions will have something to play for (the #1 seed and first round bye) this Saturday, while the Cowboys, even if they lose their final two, will still clinch the #5 seed as they have wins over LA and Seattle.
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One needs to be a rocket scientist to figure out the Playoffs scenario every year


AFC

CLINCHED:

Baltimore Ravens (12-3) – playoff berth

Miami Dolphins (11-4) – playoff berth

BALTIMORE RAVENS (12-3) vs. Miami (11-4); Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, CBS

Baltimore clinches AFC North division title with:


  1. BAL win or tie OR
  2. CLE loss or tie

Baltimore clinches AFC's No. 1 seed, lone first-round bye and homefield advantage with:

  1. BAL win

BUFFALO BILLS (9-6) vs. New England (4-11); Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, CBS

Buffalo clinches playoff berth with:

  1. BUF win + PIT loss or tie + CIN loss or tie OR
  2. BUF win + PIT loss or tie + JAX loss or tie OR
  3. BUF win + PIT loss or tie + HOU loss or tie + IND loss or tie OR
  4. BUF win + CIN loss or tie + JAX loss or tie OR
  5. BUF win + CIN loss or tie + HOU loss or tie + IND loss or tie OR
  6. BUF tie + PIT loss + CIN loss + JAX loss OR
  7. BUF tie + PIT loss + CIN loss + HOU loss or tie OR
  8. BUF tie + PIT loss + CIN loss + IND loss or tie OR
  9. BUF tie + PIT loss + JAX loss + HOU loss or tie OR
  10. BUF tie + PIT loss + JAX loss + IND loss or tie OR
  11. BUF tie + PIT loss + HOU loss + IND loss OR
  12. BUF tie + CIN loss + JAX loss + HOU loss or tie OR
  13. BUF tie + CIN loss + JAX loss + IND loss or tie OR
  14. BUF tie + CIN loss + HOU loss + IND loss

CLEVELAND BROWNS (10-5) vs. New York Jets (6-9); Thursday, 8:15 p.m. ET, Prime Video

Cleveland clinches playoff berth with:


  1. CLE win or tie OR
  2. PIT loss or tie OR
  3. BUF loss OR
  4. JAX loss or tie OR
  5. HOU loss or tie + IND loss or tie

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS (8-7) vs. Carolina (2-13); Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, CBS

Jacksonville clinches playoff berth and AFC South division title with:

  1. JAX win + IND loss + HOU loss

KANSAS CITY CHIEFS (9-6) vs. Cincinnati (8-7); Sunday, 4:25 p.m. ET, CBS

Kansas City clinches playoff berth and AFC West division title with:

  1. KC win or tie OR
  2. LV loss or tie + DEN loss or tie

MIAMI DOLPHINS (11-4) at Baltimore (12-3); Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, CBS


Miami clinches AFC East division title with:

  1. MIA win or tie OR
  2. BUF loss or tie

NFC

CLINCHED:

Detroit Lions (11-4) – NFC North division title

San Francisco 49ers (11-4) – NFC West division title

Dallas Cowboys (10-5) – playoff berth

Philadelphia Eagles (11-4) -- playoff berth


LOS ANGELES RAMS (8-7) at New York Giants (5-10); Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, FOX

L.A. Rams clinch playoff berth with:

  1. LAR win + SEA loss OR
  2. LAR win + GB-MIN tie

PHILADELPHIA EAGLES (11-4) vs. Arizona (3-12); Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, FOX

Philadelphia clinches NFC East Division title with:

  1. PHI win + DAL loss or tie OR
  2. PHI tie + DAL loss

SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS (11-4) at Washington (4-11); Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, FOX

San Francisco clinches NFC's No. 1 seed, lone first-round bye and homefield advantage with:


  1. SF win + DET loss + PHI loss

SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (8-7) vs. Pittsburgh (8-7); Sunday, 4:05 p.m. ET, FOX

Seattle clinches playoff berth with:

  1. SEA win + GB-MIN tie

TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS (8-7) vs. New Orleans (7-8); Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, FOX

Tampa Bay clinches playoff berth and NFC South division title with:

  1. TB win OR
  2. TB tie + ATL loss
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That was stupid of Detroit.

When the 2 points conversion got called back, they should had just try the FG to tie the game.


Just like earlier in the game when they should had gone for the FG instead of going on 4th down.


If they did get that earlier FG, they would had already won by 2 points at the end without needing to try a 2 points conversion and before going for the FG again.
Going for 2 is a tell that you don’t trust your defense in OT. the players should be angry at their coach for that nonsense
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After the first attempt failed I can’t believe he didn’t just take the PAT.

Also, while I believe the ref got it wrong, sending two other linemen to “make sure the ref heard the substitution” is asking for a mistake to he made in a situation like that.

I like Dan Campbell, but his risk-taking would drive me up the wall almost as much as McCarthy’s late game time management decisions.
They technically sent 3.. the 3rd was going up late.

Ref called the wrong number.. or believed the wrong number reported. Theres video/audio from the stadium on that call where the ref announced 70 is eligible. Defenses will pay attention to that. Do they get the 2 pt if the ref announces the right number.. who knows. Good chance the Cowboys dont leave him as wide open as he was. And the Lions had TWO more chances after that. They could have.. probably should have gone for the tie. Also doesnt mean Cowboys with their.. 1 time out left? or was it two?.. dont try and get 30 or so yards and try a 60+ field goal. Might ruin Aubreys streak... but if we move it with in his range, we could win as well.
Its funny.. people are all up in arms about this.. and yeah it did cause huge playoff changes .. but if it was the other way around.. people would be telling the Cowboys fans to suck it up, too bad shit happens. Of course another 4 qts of football where Parsons doesnt get any holding calls because every team plays him perfectly.. and doesnt hold him at all. No sir. That tripping call that should have never happened.. or called on the Lions.. yeah that could have iced the game. So like other fan bases would tell us.. suck it up, shit happens.

Thank you Cardinals for the late Christmas present. Didnt think that would happen.. but I will take it. Now we need to finish with a strong win on Sunday and keep that #2 seed.
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Agree Ricky. CG2014, updated NFC playoff picture?