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Playoff teams.


GritsRgreat

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AFC

CLINCHED: New England Patriots — East Division and a first-round bye.

Houston Texans — South Division.

Baltimore Ravens — wild card spot.

Pittsburgh Steelers — wild card spot.

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS

New England clinches home-field advantage throughout AFC playoffs:

1) NE win or tie

2) BAL loss or tie + PIT loss or tie

BALTIMORE RAVENS

Baltimore clinches AFC North Division and a first-round bye:

1) BAL win

2) BAL tie + PIT loss or tie

3) PIT loss

Baltimore clinches home-field advantage throughout AFC playoffs:

1) BAL win + NE loss

PITTSBURGH STEELERS

Pittsburgh clinches AFC North Division and a first-round bye:

1) PIT win + BAL loss or tie

2) PIT tie + BAL loss

Pittsburgh clinches home-field advantage throughout AFC playoffs:

1) PIT win + BAL loss or tie + NE loss

DENVER BRONCOS

Denver clinches AFC West Division:

1) DEN win

2) DEN tie + OAK loss or tie

3) OAK loss

OAKLAND RAIDERS

Oakland clinches AFC West Division:

1) OAK win + DEN loss or tie

2) OAK tie + DEN loss

Oakland clinches a wild card spot:

1) OAK win + CIN loss + TEN loss or tie

2) OAK win + CIN loss + NYJ win

CINCINNATI BENGALS

Cincinnati clinches a wild card spot:

1) CIN win or tie

2) NYJ loss or tie + OAK loss or tie

3) NYJ loss or tie + DEN loss or tie

NEW YORK JETS

NY Jets clinch a wild card spot:

1) NYJ win + CIN loss + TEN loss or tie + OAK loss or tie

2) NYJ win + CIN loss + TEN loss or tie + DEN loss or tie

TENNESSEE TITANS

Tennessee clinches a wild card spot:

1) TEN win + CIN loss + NYJ win + OAK loss or tie

2) TEN win + CIN loss + NYJ win + DEN loss or tie

3) TEN win + CIN loss + NYJ loss or tie + OAK win + DEN win

NFC

CLINCHED: Green Bay Packers — North Division and homefield.

San Francisco 49ers — West Division.

New Orleans Saints — South Division.

Detroit Lions — wild card spot.

Atlanta Falcons - wild card spot

SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS

San Francisco clinches a first-round bye:

1) SF win

2) SF tie + one NO loss or tie

3) one NO loss

NEW ORLEANS SAINTS

New Orleans clinches a first-round bye:

1) NO win + SF loss or tie

2) tie + SF loss

NEW YORK GIANTS

NY Giants clinch NFC East Division:

1) NYG win or tie

DALLAS COWBOYS

Dallas clinches NFC East Division:

1) DAL win

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Tight race, who you want in, who you hope to God fails to make it?

AFC race.

1) *New England

2) *Pittsburgh

3) *Houston

4) *Denver

5) `Baltimore

6) `Cincinnati

Thats how i see it playing out and i could see Cinci making a strong playoff run.

New York Jets, Tenn, Cinci, Denver, Oakland, are all fighting for the last playoff spot.

NFC race

1) *Green Bay

2)*San Francisco

3)*New Orleans

4)*New York Giants

5) `Detroit

6)`Atlanta

Hopefully no playoffs for the Cowboys.

Dallas, New York Giants, Atlanta are all in the mix for the last wildcard spot with the NFC East title still up for grabs.

* Div champs

` Wildcards

Great call. looks like your predictions were spot on other than the Ravens Steeler seeding. For someone who takes as much heat as you do you sure are right 9 x out of 10.

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