NFL Playoff Scenario

Posted on 12/21/07 by Nick Lilja

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AFC Scenarios

AFC East
	New England clinched a playoff berth (Week 12), the AFC East Division title (Week 12), a first-round bye (Week 14) and home-field advantage throughout the AFC playoffs (Week 15). The Patriots clinched the top seed.

AFC North
	Pittsburgh can clinch the AFC North Division title in Week 16 with: a Cleveland loss
	Pittsburgh can clinch a playoff berth in Week 16 with: a Tennessee loss or tie

Cleveland can clinch a playoff berth in Week 16 with: a win OR a Tennessee loss OR a tie and a Tennessee tie

AFC South
	Indianapolis clinched a playoff berth (Week 14), the AFC South Division (Week 15) and a first-round bye (Week 15). The Colts clinched the No. 2 seed.

Jacksonville can clinch a playoff berth in Week 16 with: a win or tie OR a Tennessee loss or tie OR a Cleveland loss

AFC West
	San Diego clinched a playoff berth (Week 15) and the AFC West Division title (Week 15).

 

NFC Scenarios

NFC East
	Dallas clinched a playoff berth (Week 13), the NFC East Division title (Week 14) and a first-round bye (Week 15).
	Dallas can clinch home-field advantage throughout the NFC playoffs in Week 16 with: a win and a Green Bay loss

N.Y. Giants can clinch a playoff berth in Week 16 with: a win or tie OR a Washington loss or tie and a New Orleans loss or tie

NFC North
	Green Bay clinched a playoff berth (Week 14), the NFC North Division title (Week 14) and a first-round bye (Week 15).

Minnesota can clinch a playoff berth in Week 16 with: a win and a New Orleans loss or tie

NFC South
	Tampa Bay clinched a playoff berth (Week 15) and the NFC South Division title (Week 15).

NFC West
	Seattle clinched a playoff berth (Week 14) and the NFC West Division title (Week 14)

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0 Replies to “NFL Playoff Scenario”

1. Nice breakdown… Who do you think will end up in the NFC Wildcard?

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2. It’s got to be the Giants and the Vikings. Because at this point they have a higher chance of getting in then not. The chances that both teams lose is in the realm of near impossibility.

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