NFL playoffs

[killersheep]

Just saw this

Please note that there is no benefit to putting players on your roster from teams that have a BYE in the first week of the Playoffs (example: NE, PIT, ATL, and CHI have all earned a BYE week). It is instead in your best interest during this first week to invest in players that will be competing in games during Wildcard weekend. If those players' salaries go up, then you will have them locked in it a lower salary for the following week's games. At that point you can then choose whether to invest in players from #1 and #2 seeded AFC/NFC teams or to hold onto your locked in players who won their opening games during Wildcard weekend. Good luck!

[Cressa121]

Just realized I didn't do my picks right the way through so:

Saints at Seahawks - Saints
Jets at Colts - Colts
Ravens at Chiefs - Ravens
Packers at Eagles - Eagles

DIVISIONAL

Colts at Steelers - Steelers
Ravens at Pats - Pats
Saints at Falcons - Falcons
Eagles at Bears - Eagles

CONFERENCE
Steelers at Pats - Pats
Eagles at Falcons - Falcons

and

Pats - Falcons - Pats

[BoxingGorilla]

Does anyone know what the proper seeding is? I think I got my wild card winners playing the wrong teams.

[killersheep]

Does anyone know what the proper seeding is? I think I got my wild card winners playing the wrong teams.

AFC
1. Patriots
2. Pittsburgh
3. Colts
4. Chiefs
5. Ravens
6. Jets

NFC
1. Falcons
2. Bears
3. Eagles
4. Seahawks
5. Saints
6. Packers

So if the Jets win
AFC will be
Patriots vs. Jets
Steelers vs. winner of Chiefs vs. Ravens

If the Colts win
AFC will be
Patriots vs. winner of Chiefs vs. Ravens
Steelers vs. Colts

If the Packers win
NFC will be
Falcons vs. Packers
Bears vs. winner of Seahawks vs. Saints

If Eagles win
NFC will be
Falcons vs. winner of Seahawks vs. Saints
Bears vs. Eagles.