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Dudes, you can use semantics all you want about who or what constitutes a "Wild Card", but the Kansas City Chiefs were a Wild Card team in 1969 in the AFL, and they were the first Wild Card team to "win" a Super Bowl. I put that in quotes because Super Bowls III and IV integrity, whether they were
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No, you refuse to understand what is written. A team finishing #4 (and may have even finished #2 in the conference ahead of 2 other division leaders who get seeded #2 and #3) is the first team to get seeded after the division leaders ... #4. They are accompanied by #5-#8...all of which make the
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