Should the NFL change its seeding for the playoffs?

[Dpantherman]

The divisions remain intact (as far as who you play, and the rotating schedule remains). But when it comes to the playoff picture, its only the records that matter. AFC top 6 vs. NFC top 6...top 2 in each conference get byes, homefield for the top team in each conference.

[Darth Biscuit]

No, it's good like it is.

[Dpantherman]

I meant to make this one public. I think its fine too, idk how i feel about 7-9 hosting a 10-6 though.

[Dpantherman]

You'd still have conference champs. You mean division champs?

[countryboi]

we have a Muslim mod? he's a terrowrist...

[X-Clown]

I like the idea that if a division champ is below .500 that they shouldn't have a playoff spot.

[Cavscout]

Change the seeding...no

Kill terrorists...yes

[Mr. Scot]

I like it as is.

It preserves the tradition that created the Super Bowl (the AFL / NFL merger).

[Hawk]

no matter how you change it, 1-10 ain't getting you in!!!!!

[Zcustom]

no matter how you change it, 1-10 ain't getting you in!!!!!

Boooo!

[Dpantherman]

no matter how you change it, 1-10 ain't getting you in!!!!!

haterz gon hate

[Hawk]

it was my way of saying that I like the chance of making the playoffs at 5-6!!! Change the rules and that hope is gone!!!

In seriousness, I do like the way it is though.

[BlanksKarma]

it was my way of saying that I like the chance of making the playoffs at 5-6!!! Change the rules and that hope is gone!!!

In seriousness, I do like the way it is though.

Obviously you like it the way it is, your team plays in the junior circuit. The division winner may have a 8-8 record, wow what a power division. The only division I can think of that's worse is the 1989 AFC Central(Bengals,Steelers,Browns,Oilers)

I'm sure after a season worth of playing poor competition the NFCW winner will be quite battle tested for the playoffs.

[Brooklyn Bully]

It works both ways. A crappy team from the NFC West will get in this year. But what if the Eagles were in the NFC West and not San Fran for example. That'd more than likely net them 6 wins over St. Louis, Seattle, and Arizona, thus inflating their record and giving them a shot at homefield throughout the Playoffs. Just don't give division winners home field if their record is worse than the team they're lined up to play.