AFC

1) New York Jets 9-2 (7-1)
2) Baltimore Ravens 8-3 (6-2)
3) Kansas City Chiefs 7-4 (4-4)
4) Jacksonville Jaguars 6-5 (5-3)
5) New England Patriots 9-2 (7-2)
6) Pittsburgh Steelers 8-3 (6-2)
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San Diego Chargers 6-5 (5-3)
Indianapolis Colts 6-5 (4-4)
Miami Dolphins 6-5 (4-4)
Houston Texans 5-6 (4-4)
Oakland Raiders 5-6 (3-4)
Tennessee Titans 5-6 (2-5)

- The New York Jets lead the AFC East based on head-to-head tiebreaker over New England.
- Baltimore leads the AFC North based on head-to-head tiebreaker over Pittsburgh.
- Jacksonville leads the AFC South based on head-to-head tiebreaker over Indianapolis.

AFC Wild Card
(6) Pittsburgh at (3) Kansas City
(5) New England at (4) Jacksonville

AFC Divisional Playoffs
(2) Baltimore bye
(1) New York Jets bye



NFC

1) Atlanta Falcons 9-2 (6-1)
2) Chicago Bears 8-3 (6-3)
3) Philadelphia Eagles 7-4 (5-3)
4) St. Louis Rams 5-6 (3-5)
5) New Orleans Saints 8-3 (7-2)
6) New York Giants 7-4 (5-2)
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7-4 (5-2)
Green Bay Packers 7-4 (5-3)
Seattle Seahawks 5-6 (4-3)
Washington Redskins 5-6 (4-4)

- Philadelphia leads the NFC East based on head-to-head tiebreaker over New York Giants.
- St. Louis leads the NFC West based on head-to-head tiebreaker over Seattle.
- New York Giants currently hold the No. 6 seed based on strength of victory tiebreaker over Tampa Bay. With the N.Y. Giants, Tampa Bay and Green Bay tied, Green Bay is eliminated based on conference winning percentage.

NFC Wild Card
(6) New York Giants at (3) Philadelphia
(5) New Orleans at (4) St. Louis

NFC Divisional Playoffs
(2) Chicago bye
(1) Atlanta bye

you almost have to break it down by division right now

AFC East
New York Jets 9-2
New England 9-2


AFC North
Baltimore 8-3
Pittsburgh 8-3


AFC South
Jacksonville 6-5
Indianapolis 6-5
Houston 5-6
Tennessee 5-6


AFC West
Kansas City 7-4
Oakland 6-5


NFC East
Philadelphia 7-4
New York Giants 7-4


NFC North
Chicago 8-3
Green Bay 7-4


NFC South
Atlanta 9-2
New Orleans 8-3
Tampa Bay 7-4


NFC West
St. Louis 5-6
Seattle 5-6

The Monday night game between San Francisco (3-7) and Arizona (3-7) is actually an important game. The winning team will only be one back in that awful division.

I can't believe 5-6 is good enough to be leading a division.

justincredible;580101 wrote:I can't believe 5-6 is good enough to be leading a division.

I thought I heard an announcer say that 8-8 is the worst record ever to win a division...i think the browns did that in 1985

They were ^^

It's happened a few times, but never a 7-9 division winner.

The NFC West is such a joke. And next week is huge.

Jets/Pats and Steelers/Ravens both have not just division, but potentially home field implications. Then you have Jacksonville @ Tennessee in a big AFC South game with Indy having lost 3 of 4 to open things up.