[Archives] Playoff Pick Sheet (Divisional Round)

We’ve now reached the Divisional Round of The Playoffs.

And the this round has always been my favorite weekend of The PostSeason.

While Wildcard Weekend will be tough to top, The Divisional Round always seems to be packed with incredible intensity.

The stakes are raised exponentially.  And The Big Game looms just over the horizon.

This is the formula for some high quality football.

So here are the teams that have advanced:

I covered all you need to know in The Playoffs post but here’s a quick refresher:

  1. The cost is $20 per sheet.  I want to make this clear – for The Playoffs, the stakes increase.
  2. Pick the Winners of the games as usual
  3. Each seed is given a “points value” with higher seeds being worth more points (as they are generally less likely to Win).
  4. The closing game of the weekend (Cleveland vs. Pittsburgh) will have the tiebreaker rules applied to it.  Select total points scored as usual.
  5. The Winner will be the person that gets the most games right.  So the order will be:
    * Total number of games picked. You pick the most games correctly, you Win
    * If the game totals are the same, then the person with the most points from Winning seeds Wins
    * Total points scored in the last matchup is the 3rd tiebreaker.  This order alone should determine a Champion

Honestly, it’s pretty straightforward.

Assigning point values to the teams adds an element of skill to things.

The purpose of the seeding points is to reward those that correctly determine the Winners (favoring those that correctly pick upsets).

Are we clear?  Good.

Here’s the sheet:

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If you can’t view that file, take a look at this image below

 

 

Since the action begins on Saturday I’ll need the sheets by Friday at 3pm.

This way, everything is squared early.  You can sit back, eat your popcorn & enjoy the action!

As always, hit me up if you have any questions/concerns.  Once again, check out The Playoffs post as there are examples on how this works.

Lastly, let me wish you Good Luck!

I know you will have fun.