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1. Indianapolis Colts (4-1, 4-0 AFC)

2. Buffalo Bills (4-1, 3-1 AFC)

3. Pittsburgh Steelers (3-1)

4. Los Angeles Chargers (3-2)

5. Jacksonville Jaguars (3-1)

6. Cincinnati Bengals (2-2)

7. Kansas City Chiefs (2-2)

8. Denver Broncos (2-2)

9. New England Patriots (2-2)

10. Las Vegas Raiders (1-3)

11. Houston Texans (1-3)

12. Baltimore Ravens (1-3)

13. Miami Dolphins (1-3)

14. Cleveland Browns (1-3)

15. New York Jets (0-4)

16. Tennessee Titans (0-4)

 

AFC Playoff Picture: Buffalo Bills aren’t on top anymore

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Ravens increasingly looking like the Division is going to be their only shot at the Playoffs should they lose to the Rams on Sunday. 

 

Bengals will fall out of contention, but I see 6 teams with staying power (IND, BUF, LAC, KC, DEN, NE) plus the Texans who have the head to head against Baltimore and whatever JAX may be. 

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Update after last night's Chiefs loss

 

1. Indianapolis Colts (4-1, 4-0 AFC)

2. Buffalo Bills (4-1, 3-1 AFC)

3. Pittsburgh Steelers (3-1, 2-0 AFC)

4. Los Angeles Chargers (3-2, 3-0 AFC)

5. Jacksonville Jaguars (4-1, 2-1 AFC)

6. Denver Broncos (3-2, 2-2 AFC)

7. New England Patriots (3-2, 2-2 AFC)

8. Cincinnati Bengals (2-3, 2-1 AFC)

9. Houston Texans (2-3, 2-1 AFC)

10. Kansas City Chiefs (2-3, 1-2 AFC)

11. Las Vegas Raiders (1-4, 1-2 AFC)

12. Baltimore Ravens (1-4, 1-3 AFC)

13. Miami Dolphins (1-4, 1-3 AFC)

14. Cleveland Browns (1-4, 0-2 AFC)

15. Tennessee Titans (1-4, 0-3 AFC)

16. New York Jets (0-5, 0-5 AFC)

 

Leads their division

Wild Card

 

2025 NFL Playoff Picture | NFL Playoffs | NFL.com

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It’s looking like 11-6 might be the cutoff this year for a wild card. 10-7 might get in, but you will likely be subject to tie breakers. 9-8 likely won’t get in.

 

If Ravens lose to the Rams next week they will need to go 9-2 to even have a chance (then their only path will be beating the Steelers twice and hoping for the division).

 

If the Chiefs lose to the Lions next week, they will need to go 8-3 the rest of the way to have a chance (or have to rely on the division).

 

Bills can go 6-6 and possibly make it. 7-5 would probably be a sure thing to make it.

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34 minutes ago, DapperCam said:

Bills can go 6-6 and possibly make it. 7-5 would probably be a sure thing to make it.

Lets go 5-7 but 8-4 in conference & 5-1 in division to finish 9-8. The ultimate put the bullet in the chamber in see what the end result is playoff situation lol, the tie breakers would be wild.

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Man the afc south really throwing a wrench in the wildcard path so far. Houston looks like they’re gonna climb into the race too 

 

it seemed impossible someone like the chiefs could miss a couple weeks ago but now I’m starting to see some paths 

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1 hour ago, Just Jack said:

Update after last night's Chiefs loss

 

1. Indianapolis Colts (4-1, 4-0 AFC)

2. Buffalo Bills (4-1, 3-1 AFC)

3. Pittsburgh Steelers (3-1, 2-0 AFC)

4. Los Angeles Chargers (3-2, 3-0 AFC)

5. Jacksonville Jaguars (4-1, 2-1 AFC)

6. Denver Broncos (3-2, 2-2 AFC)

7. New England Patriots (3-2, 2-2 AFC)

8. Cincinnati Bengals (2-3, 2-1 AFC)

9. Houston Texans (2-3, 2-1 AFC)

10. Kansas City Chiefs (2-3, 1-2 AFC)

11. Las Vegas Raiders (1-4, 1-2 AFC)

12. Baltimore Ravens (1-4, 1-3 AFC)

13. Miami Dolphins (1-4, 1-3 AFC)

14. Cleveland Browns (1-4, 0-2 AFC)

15. Tennessee Titans (1-4, 0-3 AFC)

16. New York Jets (0-5, 0-5 AFC)

 

Leads their division

Wild Card

 

2025 NFL Playoff Picture | NFL Playoffs | NFL.com

 

It won't look at all like that in the end, but I'd take that in a heartbeat! 

 

If it came down to the top 2 teams in the AFCC game? Yes!  Josh Allen against Daniel Jones in a dome? I like it!

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That both the Chiefs and Ravens might miss the playoffs really didn't seem possible even two weeks ago.   

 

The Ravens defense hasn't been nearly as good as everyone thought it would be before the season started, and the injuries have just about sunk them, especially to Lamar and Madubuike ...  Lamar may not play again this week.

 

Meanwhile, what the hell is up with the Chiefs????   They got up 14-0 early on, and then seemed to think they'd already won.  Then the Chiefs had a INT in the end  zone negated by a PI.  They had a long KO return following the 99-yard pick six negated by a penalty.  Butker kicks out of bounds after the Chiefs go-ahead TD to give Jax the ball at the 40.  Then to put a cherry on top, Chris Jones just stands around watching Lawrence scramble into the EZ after falling twice!   

 

The Bills aren't the only team to play a clunker in a prime time night this week.   Maybe it was the full Harvest Moon.

 

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1 hour ago, DapperCam said:

It’s looking like 11-6 might be the cutoff this year for a wild card. 10-7 might get in, but you will likely be subject to tie breakers. 9-8 likely won’t get in.

Why do you think that? I think it will be like most years where 10 wins gives you a good shot to get in, especially with a lot of the top teams losing games already.

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1 minute ago, Sojourner said:

Sucks for the Bengals, looks like a real shot if they had Burrow. 

 

I feel no pity for the Bengals.   Their FO (and the HC for as much say as he has in personnel decisions) set that team up to fail because they didn't build a complete team.  All they have is a excellent QB and a couple of great WRs.  They have a crappy OL (and have had one for years), no running game to speak of, and a defense that's Trey Hendrickson and a lot of bodies.

 

I feel for the Bengals fans.   The Bills teams in the Drought Years were as mismanaged as the Bengals by an owner/FO that put maximizing profits ahead of winning football games.   

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2 minutes ago, SoTier said:

That both the Chiefs and Ravens might miss the playoffs really didn't seem possible even two weeks ago.   

 

The Ravens defense hasn't been nearly as good as everyone thought it would be before the season started, and the injuries have just about sunk them, especially to Lamar and Madubuike ...  Lamar may not play again this week.

 

Meanwhile, what the hell is up with the Chiefs????   They got up 14-0 early on, and then seemed to think they'd already won.  Then the Chiefs had a INT in the end  zone negated by a PI.  They had a long KO return following the 99-yard pick six negated by a penalty.  Butker kicks out of bounds after the Chiefs go-ahead TD to give Jax the ball at the 40.  Then to put a cherry on top, Chris Jones just stands around watching Lawrence scramble into the EZ after falling twice!   

 

The Bills aren't the only team to play a clunker in a prime time night this week.   Maybe it was the full Harvest Moon.

The Chiefs looked like this last year, but had a bunch of inexplicable wins. This year, those wins are turning into losses. They just don't have the firepower anymore. Kelce is old, and he was the one big difference maker on offense. Mahomes seems to feel like all the pressure is on him, and it is. We'll see what Rice looks like when he comes back. Maybe he is what they need. But their defense hasn't been that great either.

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6 minutes ago, SoTier said:

That both the Chiefs and Ravens might miss the playoffs really didn't seem possible even two weeks ago.   

 

The Ravens defense hasn't been nearly as good as everyone thought it would be before the season started, and the injuries have just about sunk them, especially to Lamar and Madubuike ...  Lamar may not play again this week.

 

Meanwhile, what the hell is up with the Chiefs????   They got up 14-0 early on, and then seemed to think they'd already won.  Then the Chiefs had a INT in the end  zone negated by a PI.  They had a long KO return following the 99-yard pick six negated by a penalty.  Butker kicks out of bounds after the Chiefs go-ahead TD to give Jax the ball at the 40.  Then to put a cherry on top, Chris Jones just stands around watching Lawrence scramble into the EZ after falling twice!   

 

The Bills aren't the only team to play a clunker in a prime time night this week.   Maybe it was the full Harvest Moon.

 

I just like how everyone in the media is talking about the penalties the chiefs had and that pi call at the end of the game.  But there is crickets when it came to the clear pi that was not called on that Shakir play.  

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5 minutes ago, MJS said:

The Chiefs looked like this last year, but had a bunch of inexplicable wins. This year, those wins are turning into losses. They just don't have the firepower anymore. Kelce is old, and he was the one big difference maker on offense. Mahomes seems to feel like all the pressure is on him, and it is. We'll see what Rice looks like when he comes back. Maybe he is what they need. But their defense hasn't been that great either.

Chris Jones feels like he’s slightly washed (by his normal standards) or phoning it in.  I really wouldn’t be surprised if the bills ran all over these guys if he doesn’t turn it around 

 

Credit to karlaftis though who I always thought was massively overrated/ just capitalizing off playing with Chris jones.  Feels like he’s stepped up but it’s not enough to offset jones going from incredible to average so far..  could def turn it around though it might just be an effort thing 

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Chris Jones, most likely, is injured. We can see him limping on that final Trevor Lawrence "Trippy TD" run.

 

He's also 31 years old. Yeah, he's washed up, too.

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1 hour ago, DapperCam said:

It’s looking like 11-6 might be the cutoff this year for a wild card. 10-7 might get in, but you will likely be subject to tie breakers. 9-8 likely won’t get in.

 


You really think there will be 7 AFC teams that ends up with 11 wins or more? Where will all these wins come from?

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9 minutes ago, SoTier said:

 

I feel no pity for the Bengals.   Their FO (and the HC for as much say as he has in personnel decisions) set that team up to fail because they didn't build a complete team.  All they have is a excellent QB and a couple of great WRs.  They have a crappy OL (and have had one for years), no running game to speak of, and a defense that's Trey Hendrickson and a lot of bodies.

 

I feel for the Bengals fans.   The Bills teams in the Drought Years were as mismanaged as the Bengals by an owner/FO that put maximizing profits ahead of winning football games.   


Not disputing that and wasn’t stating in anyway I felt bad either lol Mike Brown is awful as an owner for the exact reasons you’ve stated. 

 

It sucks, plain and simple. Merely pointing that out that they’ve missed a great opportunity with Burrow being out. 

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