>Denver's defense was not nearly as dominant today as it was 2 months ago - but KC's starting offensive line was back and healthy today. Trent Green threw the ball very well and I was really pleased with the way they played. (And Plummer played well as well).
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>KC and SD are now tied for the #2 WC, and are just 1 game back of Denver. If KC can beat SD in a few weeks, and SD can turn around and beat Denver on the final weekend of the season, it's possible (not likely, but possible) that those 3 teams could finish in a 3-way tie, with identical division and conference records. Anybody have the tie-breaker rules memorized? ;)
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>(I think the next tiebreaker is common opponents or something)
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>Hey, I'm just happy that KC is playing meaningful games in December.
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>Kevin

Yeah, the tie breaker will fall to Denver's favor - points. Denver beat KC 30-10 in Denver (and it wasn't that close)<g>. The problem with your scenario is that KC has the toughest schedule in the NFL for the rest of the season, while Denver has Baltimore at home, then Buffalo at Buffalo, Oakland at home and finishes at San Diego. We could win out, or maybe drop one.<vbg>

Second see baby!