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The Steelers remain the only undefeated team in the NFL, the Packers are in the lead for the NFC seed, and the wild card race is wide open in the AFC but more settled in the NFC. Here’s what the playoff picture looks like after Week 11:
AFC
1. Steelers (10-0) Advance one game for the advantage on the field.
2. Chiefs (9-1) Three games ahead in the AFC West.
3. Bills (7-3) A game ahead in the AFC East.
4. Foals (7-3) Has a head-to-head tiebreaker against the Titans in the AFC South.
5. Titans (7-3) First among wild card teams.
6. Brown (7-3) Closing on a return to the playoffs.
7. Raiders (6-4) Has a tiebreaker over the Ravens and Dolphins thanks to a better conference record.
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8. Ravens (6-4) Has a tie-breaker on the dolphins based on winning strength.
9. Dolphins (6-4) A game in the AFC East.
10. Broncos (4-6) Two games out of the joker.
11. Patriots (4-6) Two games out of the joker.
12. Chargers (3-7) Three games out of the wild card.
13. Texans (3-7) Three games out of the wild card.
14. Bengals (2-7-1) Out of contention.
15. Jaguars (1-9) Way of arguing.
16. Jets (0-10) The worst team in the NFL.
NFC
1. Saints (8-2) In the lead for the advantage on the field.
2. Rams (7-3) A head-to-head win over Seattle gives the NFC West Rams the edge.
3. Packers (7-3) Two games ahead in the NFC North.
4. Eagles (3-6-1) Lead the NFC Est.
5. Seahawks (7-3) The leader of the wild card pack.
6. Buccaneers (7-4) Will be difficult to catch the Saints in the NFC South.
7. Cardinals (6-4) Advance one match for the last wild card place.
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8. Bear (5-5) Two games behind in the NFC North.
9. Vikings (4-6) Three games behind in the NFC North.
10. Lions (4-6) Three games behind in the NFC North.
11. 49ers (4-6) Two games behind in the wild card.
12. Panthers (4-7) No realistic chance in the wildcard race.
13. Giants (3-7) Still not out of his mind in the NFC East.
14. Washington (3-7) Still not out of his mind in the NFC East.
15. Cowboys (3-7) Still not out of his mind in the NFC East.
16. Falcons (3-7) Last died in the NFC.
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