NFL Playoff Picture: Who's In, Who's Out, And Who Has Home Field Advantage? +2. Mark Sanchez and the New York Jets lost to the Bears at Soldier Field, but still clinched a playoff berth. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images) ...
The National Football League (NFL) playoffs are a single-elimination tournament held at the end of the 16-game regular season to determine the NFL champion.
It's a fight to the finish. No one is a clear front runner into this year's playoffs. Let us take a look at how it may pan out for these hopefuls.
The Chiefs still have something to play for next week as they try to maintain a one-game lead on the Indianapolis Colts for the third seed in the playoffs. There are all sorts of NFL playoff scenarios but one realistic option has the ...
Four more postseason berths (Ravens, Jets, Chiefs and Eagles) were secured in Week 16, bringing the total to eight. If the season ended this weekend here is how the playoff picture for the AFC and NFC conferences would be: AFC:
For better or worse, the NFL decided that divisions mean something. That's why schedules are weighted, teams playing every team in their division twice. If the NFL doesn't want to emphasize division champions in the playoff seeding, ...
AFC teams seeking a Super Bowl berth must go through Foxborough, a place where Tom Brady doesn't lose. Among the teams chasing the New England Patriots are.
NFL playoff scenarios are still plentiful after the penultimate weekend of the regular season, but Sunday answered some crucial questions and more will be addressed with games yet to come on Monday and Tuesday. ...
Here's a quick look at some estimates of ROS, which are relevant as the Steelers wait to see how the picture the NFL playoffs will emerge.
Restructuring the NFL Playoffs isn't practical. But all in all you are correct, the playoff format is the only one that works. It's the reason that the NFL paid good money to the people that thought of it ... read more ...