Monday, November 11, 2002 :::
 

Peter King of CNNSI writes:

I have never heard of a team clinching a division after 10 games. But if the Packers beat Minnesota next week, the Bears lose at St. Louis, and the Lions lose to the Jets, the Pack will be 9-1, Detroit 3-7 and the Bears and Vikes 2-8. Let's say the Lions go 6-0 and the Pack 0-6 over the last six weeks. That would make Detroit and Green Bay 9-7. In that case, Green Bay wins the division because of its two-game sweep over Detroit in the regular season. Somehow, I don't think Detroit's going 6-0 from here.

::: posted by dWj at 11:55 AM

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