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2 NFL Teams That Can’t Afford A Loss In Week 12

2 NFL Teams That Can’t Afford A Loss In Week 12
2 NFL Teams That Can’t Afford A Loss In Week 12


A general view of the goal post against the blue sky as the Denver Broncos host the San Diego Chargers during NFL action at Invesco Field at Mile High on November 22, 2009 in Denver, Colorado. The Chargers defeated the Broncos 32-3.
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Week 12 is becoming a defining moment for some NFL teams.

For these teams, they can’t afford a loss, as a loss can hurt their playoff chances.

With plenty of teams still in the playoff race, which two can’t afford a loss in week 12?

 

2. Green Bay Packers

Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers are a few losses away from seeing their playoff hopes dying in 2022.

With them going against the Philadelphia Eagles, they are hitting the toughest part of their schedule.

They also have games against the Miami Dolphins and Minnesota Vikings still on their schedule.

While they have some hope of making the playoffs, any game that they lose can end those chances.

That’s why the Packers are in a dangerous situation, as they can’t afford a loss, especially in week 12.

However, a win here and winning out gives them a chance at the playoffs.

 

1. New Orleans Saints

The New Orleans Saints kept their playoff hopes alive last Sunday with their win over the Los Angeles Rams.

However, they can’t afford a loss if they want to make the playoffs.

Going against the San Francisco 49ers in week 12 proves to be their second toughest challenge during their remaining schedule.

While a loss doesn’t shut them out of a playoff spot, it forces the Saints to get a lot of help to take a playoff spot.

That’s why the Saints can’t afford a loss with a 4-7 record and six games remaining on their 2022 NFL schedule.

However, with a win, the Saints can stay alive in the playoff race.



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