In the NFL wild card if two teams have the same record, and are tied for the last spot in the playoffs the tie can be broken primarily in two ways. The first way and most often way would be if the two teams had played each other previously the victor of that game has the advantage over the loser. The second way would be the comparisons of the strength of schedule, this occurs when both teams have not played. The strength of schedule refers to the combined overall records of all the opponents both teams played . For example if the teams Team A played have a combined record of 10 wins and 5 losses (keep in mind the actual record would be much higher) they have a strength of schedule of .667, but Team B has a strength of schedule of .500. This means that Team A has played a harder schedule therefore they are more deserving of a playoff berth, due to the harder schedule.
No, you cannot play a Wild Card on another Wild Card in Uno.
No, in most card games, you cannot place a wild card on top of another wild card.
No, you cannot place a Wild card on top of another Wild card in Uno.
No, in Uno, you cannot play a Wild card on top of another Wild card.
In Uno, you cannot put a Wild Card on top of another Wild Card.
No, you cannot stack a Wild card on top of another Wild card in Uno.
No, you do not have to play a wild card if you have it in Uno.
No, you cannot play a Wild Card after playing a regular Uno card.
There is no phase 10 and there is no wild card.
No, you cannot go out on a wild card in Uno.
Yes, you can win in Uno with a wild card.
No, you cannot put a wild card on a Draw 4 card in Uno.