- The third-place team in the NFC West might go about 9–8 and still make the playoffs.
Discussing Seattle's playoff odds.
“the third place team might be a strong nine and eight and make the playoffs at this point”
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RaheemAnd that's the biggest thing for me. is that going to change? A lot of people are talking about Zach Charbonnet, like he's Barry Sanders at this point in time. And I just don't see it. But I do kind of agree with AD when he says, like, the bottom of the NFC has fallen apart.
RaheemBut I would not buy it now with them playing KC next. After that, after they play KC, they play the Bears, then they play the Cardinals, then they play the Raiders. I think that's the buy
Salpoint.
SalYeah, House, I think we're kind of all on the same page here. Like the NFC West, I still think the Rams are very good. I still think Seattle's very good. But when we're used to seeing 14 win, 13 win, 12 wins for the first, second, third in the NFC West, the third place team might be a strong nine and eight and make the playoffs at this point.
SalOh,
Housesure. Yeah, yeah. I think Seattle to make the playoffs is a fine bet whenever you want to make it at whatever price you want to make it at. I mean, there are implied probability around 10 wins. That's fine. And the only thing that concerns me is like game to game. I don't think I'm going to bet Seattle anymore because the challenge is I do agree with the Bundo that there will be some regression in terms of turnovers on the
Housefumble side. But I think now the sample size is big enough with Darnold. Like he's a turnover machine. He led the NFL in turnovers last year. The problem for us is the aberration it looks like now in terms of turnovers is the clean sheet that they put up in the playoffs. Like the regular order of operation for Seattle is Sam Donald throwing interceptions.
From the episode transcript around 00:10:57. Speaker names are recognized by voice.
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