Every team in the NFL has now played at least half of its regular-season schedule. At this unofficial midway point, a few things are clearing up: » Arizona has a two-game lead in the NFC West ...

In the AFC, three teams have at least an 18.4% chance of making the conference title game, and the difference between them is about 20 percentage points (38.5% for the Ravens, 25.4% for the Bills ...

Much of the league is clustered around six or seven wins, with six teams in the AFC tied at 7-6 and six teams in the NFC at 6-7. The Vikings are the lone 7-6 team in the NFC.

NFL standings: Updated AFC, NFC playoff pictures for Week 11 of 2024 season. Story by Vinnie Iyer • 1w. Who would be in the 2024-2025 NFL playoffs ahead of Super Bowl 59 based on the current AFC ...

Let’s take a look at the AFC and NFC playoff standings. The Bucs’ win over the Falcons in Week 14 puts them back at the No. 4 seed with the NFC South lead.

NFL Playoff Standings 2022: Team-by-Team Records and AFC, NFC Scenarios Joe Tansey Jan 6, 2022 Three playoff positions and two divisional titles will be on the line in the first-ever NFL Week 18.

In a season when much of the NFL is clustered around break even, the AFC can boast a record number of winning teams headed into Week 15 while NFC has the most teams ever on the losing side ...

The Pittsburgh Steelers remain top of the AFC standings at 11-1, while the New Orleans Saints hold the No. 1 seed in the NFC at 10-2.

NFL wild card round. No. 1 seeds get first-round bye: The NFL teams with the best record in the AFC and NFC will earn a bye in the first-round of the playoffs. The week off serves as a reward to ...

With these updated rules, USA TODAY's Nate Davis analyzed each team's "closet" of possible uniforms and ranked them ...

Seattle Seahawks 8-5 (first place, NFC West): The Seahawks beat the Cardinals on the road in Week 14 to complete a late-season sweep and also put two games of distance between the teams.

Updated AFC, NFC Standings and Bracket after Week 11. Published Nov 23, 2020 at 5:32 AM EST. By . Dan Cancian is currently a reporter for Newsweek based in London, England.