The Chefs needed four specific results from games today to squeak into the playoffs:
  • The Chefs needed to beat Jacksonville (and they did!)

  • Pittsburgh needed to eliminate Cincy (and they did, in OT!)

  • The Pats needed to beat Tennessee (unsurprisingly, they did)

  • San Fran needs to beat Denver (don't hold your breath)

Managing the first three is pretty impressive, really. The fourth will take either divine intervention or replacing the Broncos' Gatorade with thorazine. Denver's a decent team on the brink of the post-season, and Frisco's a bad NFC team with nothing to play for. Still, had the Chefs put away the Browns, they wouldn't be dependent on this game.

Still, I got to see the Cowboys lose to the Lions, which has to be a slap in the face of Bill Parcells, and that makes me happy. And if the Bolts finish off the Cardinals (who still count as a professional football team) or the Ravens lose to the Bills (neither likely nor happening), Sandy Eggo has home-field through the playoffs. Glee.

Both of my fantasy teams -- the Caribou Vikings and the Manhattan Pretty Birds -- are second-place finishers. The Vikes lost the championship game last week by a field goal, and the 'Birds are stuck in second going into this week's games in NUFFLE. I almost feel guilty having LaDainian Tomlinson, but I've waited decades for the Bolts to rise again.

In other news, it's all snowy outside. Happy.

Edit: Buh? Niners beat Broncs in overtime? What the hell? Well, KC, welcome to the playoffs. I'd hate to be playin' ya.
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