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The AFC playoff picture is far from settled, and thus Sunday will be a wild, wild day for a handful of teams in the American Football Conference.
There are two playoff spots to be filled, a division title to be settled and plenty of jockeying for position to be done in terms of seeding for the postseason.
For some teams, like the Patriots and Bengals, things are pretty simple — just win. For others, like the Jets, it comes down to not only winning but get some help as well.
Check out the AFC playoff scenarios below.
Here’s what we already know:
New England has clinched the AFC East and has a first-round bye.
Houston has clinched the AFC South.
Baltimore and Pittsburgh have both clinched playoff spots.
Here’s what we’ll find out Sunday:
AFC EAST
New England
Clinches AFC No. 1 seed and homefield advantage throughout playoffs with:
New York Jets
Clinches playoff berth with:
AFC NORTH
Baltimore
Clinches AFC North and first-round bye with:
Cincinnati
Clinches playoff berth with:
Pittsburgh
Clinches AFC North and a first-round bye with:
Clinches No. 1 seed and homefield advantage throughout playoffs with:
AFC SOUTH
Tennessee
Clinches playoff spot with:
AFC WEST
Denver
Clinches AFC West with:
Oakland
Clinches AFC West with:
Clinches playoff berth with: