I'm a bit confused with how the matchups will look after the wild-card games. I know the Jets are @ Colts and Ravens are @ Chiefs. However, how is it determined which teams goes to New England or Pittsburgh? I found a couple of links but they all been giving me different information.
Thanks, guys.
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New England plays the lowest seeded team left, Pitt here the other.
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So if the Jets beat the Colts, they will have to go to New England, right?
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Yup. The Jets will really have to earn a trip to the AFC Championship game.
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Well if we want to acheive our goal, we are going to have to go through them anyway.
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If this is right. 1. Pats 2. Steelers 3. Colts 4. Cheifs 5. Ravens 6. Jets so its 3 vs 6 and 4 vs 5 so if jets win they play pats 1 vs 6 but colts win they play steelers and chiefs or ravens play the pats but im not sure...
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Don't forget the NFC and the Olindo Mare-led 7-9 Seahawks! The only thing they have going for them is hope/momentum and a great home field advantage...but they don't really look like the 2008 Cardinals.
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That division is seriously pathetic. It's embarrassing.