text: who will get the 2 nfc wildcards? conference leaders: bears (9-1) cowboys (7-4) saints (7-4) seahawks (6-4; play mnf)  which two teams are going to make the playoffs?  or will a 4 win team not mentioned (gb, was) make it the below mentioned teams?  here are all the nfc teams in the wildcard race   6-5 giants schedule vs dal @ car vs phi vs no @ was  6-5 panthers schedule @ phi vs nyg vs pit @ atl @ no  5-6 49ers schedule @ no vs gb @ sea vs arz @ den  5-6 eagles schedule vs car @ was @ nyg @ dal vs atl  5-6 falcons schedule @ was @ tb  vs dal vs car @ phi  5-6 rams schedule vs arz vs chi @ oak vs was @ min  5-6 vikings schedule @ chi @ det vs nyj @ gb vs stl well, first i'll eliminate teams i think that wont make the playoffs. the vikings will most likely finish 8-8, the falcons have dug themselves a hole and i think its too deep to get out of, the eagles arent contenders without mcnabb, and the niners have their three toughest games on the road with 5 games left.   so i see the rams, panthers/saints, and giants battling for the nfc wildcards.  with the way the giants are playing right now, i dont see them standing much of a chance with their tough schedule left. if they get back to playing giant football and come out and beat dallas next week, theyre right back in the mix. if they lose that game, count them out.  the rams have been choking, but might have saved their season yesterday vs the niners. i see them going 4-1 in their final 5 games and clinching a spot in the playoffs at 9-7.  i think carolina will actually finish 10-6 as well as the saints and end up winning the tie breaker over the saints. giving the saints the other wild card.  as for seattle, shaun has to get back on the horse and get some yards to help hassleback get into a groove. if shaun and hassleback are banged up like they have been all season, i wouldnt be suprise if they ended up forfeiting the nfc west to st.louis or san fran and missing out of the playoffs.