NFL Standings 2022: Week 13 Records, Playoff Scenarios, Wild-Card Picture

No tickets have been claimed for the 2022 NFL playoffs yet.

That could change in Week 13.

Two teams have chances to secure postseason spots, while hordes of others could strengthen their odds with critical victories.

After the latest league standings and wild-card picture, we'll lay out the two clinching scenarios for Week 13.

NFL Standings

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MIAMI GARDENS, FLORIDA - NOVEMBER 27: Tua Tagovailoa #1 of the Miami Dolphins warms up prior to a game against the Houston Texans at Hard Rock Stadium on November 27, 2022 in Miami Gardens, Florida. (Photo by Megan Briggs/Getty Images)

AFC East

Miami Dolphins: 8-3-0

Buffalo Bills: 8-3-0

New York Jets: 7-4-0

New England Patriots: 6-5-0

AFC North

Baltimore Ravens: 7-4-0

Cincinnati Bengals: 7-4-0

Cleveland Browns: 4-7-0

Pittsburgh Steelers: 4-7-0

AFC South

Tennessee Titans: 7-4-0

Indianapolis Colts: 4-7-1

Jacksonville Jaguars: 4-7-0

Houston Texans: 1-9-1

AFC West

Kansas City Chiefs: 9-2-0

Los Angeles Chargers: 6-5-0

Las Vegas Raiders: 4-7-0

Denver Broncos: 3-8-0

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NFC East

Philadelphia Eagles: 10-1-0

Dallas Cowboys: 8-3-0

New York Giants: 7-4-0

Washington Commanders: 7-5-0

NFC North

Minnesota Vikings: 9-2-0

Detroit Lions: 4-7-0

Green Bay Packers: 4-8-0

Chicago Bears: 3-9-0

NFC South

Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 5-6-0

Atlanta Falcons: 5-7-0

Carolina Panthers: 4-8-0

New Orleans Saints: 4-8-0

NFC West

San Francisco 49ers: 7-4-0

Seattle Seahawks: 6-5-0

Arizona Cardinals: 4-8-0

Los Angeles Rams: 3-8-0

Wild-Card Picture

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ARLINGTON, TEXAS - NOVEMBER 24: Dak Prescott #4 of the Dallas Cowboys stands on the field during a game against the New York Giants at AT&T Stadium on November 24, 2022 in Arlington, Texas. (Photo by Richard Rodriguez/Getty Images)

AFC

1. Kansas City Chiefs: 9-2-0

2. Miami Dolphins: 8-3-0

3. Tennessee Titans: 7-4-0

4. Baltimore Ravens: 7-4-0

5. Buffalo Bills: 8-3-0

6. Cincinnati Bengals: 7-4-0

7. New York Jets: 7-4-0

8. New England Patriots: 6-5-0

9. Los Angeles Chargers: 6-5-0

10. Indianapolis Colts: 4-7-1

11. Jacksonville Jaguars: 4-7-0

12. Las Vegas Raiders: 4-7-0

13. Cleveland Browns: 4-7-0

14. Pittsburgh Steelers: 4-7-0

15. Denver Broncos: 3-8-0

16. Houston Texans: 1-9-1

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NFC

1. Philadelphia Eagles: 10-1-0

2. Minnesota Vikings: 9-2-0

3. San Francisco 49ers: 7-4-0

4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 5-6-0

5. Dallas Cowboys: 8-3-0

6. New York Giants: 7-4-0

7. Washington Commanders: 7-5-0

8. Seattle Seahawks: 6-5-0

9. Atlanta Falcons: 5-7-0

10. Detroit Lions: 4-7-0

11. Green Bay Packers: 4-8-0

12. Arizona Cardinals: 4-8-0

13. Carolina Panthers: 4-8-0

14. New Orleans Saints: 4-8-0

15. Los Angeles Rams: 3-8-0

16. Chicago Bears: 3-9-0

Playoff Scenarios

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MINNEAPOLIS, MN - NOVEMBER 24: Minnesota Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins (8) makes a pass during a game between the Minnesota Vikings and New England Patriots on November 24, 2022, at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, MN.(Photo by Nick Wosika/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

No AFC teams will have a chance to clinch a playoff spot in Week 13. The Chiefs would be sitting pretty if they topple the Bengals in Cincinnati, and the Titans would move a step closer to locking up the AFC South if they can find a way past the Eagles in Philadelphia, but neither will exit the week with a postseason berth in hand.

In the NFC, though, two teams have that exact opportunity.

The top-seeded Eagles—the NFL's lone one-loss team—can do it with a win over the Titans and help. More specifically, they need to win their game and have the Commanders, Seahawks and 49ers all lose. That's a decent amount of assistance, but Washington and Seattle both have road games against division rivals, and San Francisco hosts a red-hot Miami team, so it's certainly possible.

The 9-2 Vikings, meanwhile, have a much more direct path to the postseason. If they handle the Jets at home, then they'd only need a Lions loss to the Jaguars to earn their spot.