New England's thrilling, controversial win over the Steelers in what was billed as the "Game of the Year" put the Pats in the driver's seat for home field advantage throughout the AFC Playoffs. Bill Belichick's team faces the desperate Bills this week, with Buffalo one of many teams on the razor's edge with regard to playoff positioning. There is still plenty of seeding intrigue across the NFC, and the AFC isn't sewn up yet, with Jacksonville potentially earning a first-round bye if they win out and the Steelers slip up. Perhaps the most intriguing team of the bunch is the Ravens, currently on the outside looking in, but very much in play for the sixth seed in the AFC. Baltimore seems to be the team that no one wants to play, so long as they make it into the post-season. Minnesota's path to a first-round bye in the NFC also looks much easier, with Aaron Rodgers having been shut down by the Packers.
12-22-2017, 12:12 PM
NFL Week 16 predictions
New England's thrilling, controversial win over the Steelers in what was billed as the "Game of the Year" put the Pats in the driver's seat for home field advantage throughout the AFC Playoffs. Bill Belichick's team faces the desperate Bills this week, with Buffalo one of many teams on the razor's edge with regard to playoff positioning. There is still plenty of seeding intrigue across the NFC, and the AFC isn't sewn up yet, with Jacksonville potentially earning a first-round bye if they win out and the Steelers slip up. Perhaps the most intriguing team of the bunch is the Ravens, currently on the outside looking in, but very much in play for the sixth seed in the AFC. Baltimore seems to be the team that no one wants to play, so long as they make it into the post-season. Minnesota's path to a first-round bye in the NFC also looks much easier, with Aaron Rodgers having been shut down by the Packers.
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