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Now, that the New England Patriots have defeated the Green Bay Packers in Sunday night's game, let's run through the NFC playoff picture as it currently stands, courtesy of ESPN Stats & Information. The 12-4 Atlanta Falcons are No. 1 and the 1...

The NFC South would have two teams in the playoffs if the season ended today. The Atlanta Falcons (11-2) lead the division and the race for the No. 1 overall seed. Chicago would be the No. 2 seed with Philadelphia No. 3. The St. Louis Rams would b...

The Atlanta Falcons are 11-2, but have yet to clinch a playoff berth, despite a close call Sunday night. The Falcons could have clinched if the Dallas Cowboys defeated the Philadelphia Eagles in Sunday night's game. It didn't happen as the Eagles ...

If the season ended today, the NFC South would have two teams in the playoffs. The Atlanta Falcons, 10-2, would be the No. 1 seed. The 9-3 New Orleans Saints would be the No. 5 seed and join the 8-4 New York Giants as a wild card team. The Chic...

TAMPA, Fla. -- It's that time of year when we start talking about playoff scenarios, so let's do it. Click over here and you can see where things stand if the season ended today. Things are looking good for most of the NFC South. As of this moment...

With the Tampa Bay Buccaneers so far out of the playoff picture, it's time to start thinking ahead. It's obvious the Bucs have needs in a lot of areas, but I think the biggest one is at defensive tackle. Keep in mind, it's very early in the proces...

Posted by ESPN.com's Pat Yasinskas Here's the NFC playoff picture as it currently stands. 1. Giants 12-3 (clinched home-field throughout) 2. Panthers 11-4 (clinched playoff spot) 3. Vikings 9-6 4. Cardinals 8-7 (clinched division) -------------------...

Posted by ESPN.com's Pat Yasinskas Thirteen games into it -- make it 14 in the case of the New Orleans Saints -- and no one has run away with the NFC South title or completely fallen out of the playoff picture. It's a logjam of a division with a race...