NFL Playoff Standings 2023: Latest Team Records, Updated Postseason Odds

The 2022-23 NFL playoff picture is nearly full of locked-in participants.

After Sunday's games, all but three of the league's 14 postseason spots have been claimed.

We'll lay out the latest playoff picture, examine the clinching scenarios still in play and finally run through some of the latest postseason odds at DraftKings Sportsbook.

Playoff Standings

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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - JANUARY 01: Christian McCaffrey #23 of the San Francisco 49ers reacts after a run against the Las Vegas Raiders during the fourth quarter at Allegiant Stadium on January 01, 2023 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Chris Unger/Getty Images)

AFC

1. z-Kansas City Chiefs: 13-3-0

2. z-Buffalo Bills: 12-3-0

3. x-Cincinnati Bengals: 11-4-0

4. Jacksonville Jaguars: 8-8-0

5. y-Los Angeles Chargers: 10-6-0

6. x-Baltimore Ravens: 10-6-0

7. New England Patriots: 8-8-0

Miami Dolphins: 8-8-0

Pittsburgh Steelers: 8-8-0

e-New York Jets: 7-9-0

Tennessee Titans: 7-9-0

e-Cleveland Browns: 7-9-0

e-Las Vegas Raiders: 6-10-0

e-Indianapolis Colts: 4-11-1

e-Denver Broncos: 4-12-0

e-Houston Texans: 2-13-1

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NFC

1. x-Philadelphia Eagles: 13-3-0

2. z-San Francisco 49ers: 12-4-0

3. z-Minnesota Vikings: 12-4-0

4. z-Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 8-8-0

5. x-Dallas Cowboys: 12-4-0

6. y-New York Giants: 9-6-1

7. Seattle Seahawks: 8-8-0

Detroit Lions: 8-8-0

Green Bay Packers: 8-8-0

e-Washington Commanders: 7-8-1

e-New Orleans Saints: 7-9-0

e-Carolina Panthers: 6-10-0

e-Atlanta Falcons: 6-10-0

e-Los Angeles Rams: 5-11-0

e-Arizona Cardinals: 4-12-0

e-Chicago Bears: 3-13-0

z-clinched division

x-clinched playoff berth

y-clinched wild card

e-eliminated from playoff contention

Clinching Scenarios in Week 18

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HOUSTON, TX - JANUARY 01: Trevor Lawrence #16 of the Jacksonville Jaguars drops back to pass against the Houston Texans during the first half at NRG Stadium on January 1, 2023 in Houston, Texas. (Photo by Cooper Neill/Getty Images)

There may not be many playoff tickets up for grabs any more, but there's still plenty to be sorted out in both conferences.

In the AFC, the Bills can clinch the top seed with a win Monday over the Bengals and in Week 18 against the Patriots. Cincinnati, meanwhile, could get the top spot with wins over Buffalo and Baltimore and a Kansas City loss in Week 18. Finally, the Chiefs can snag it by beating the Raiders in Week 18 and having the Bills lose a game.

The AFC South crown—and the No. 4 seed—is down to the Jaguars and Titans. The two teams will tangle in Week 18. The winner takes all, while a tie would give it to Jacksonville. The AFC North belongs to the Bengals if they win one of their next two games. But if Cincy loses Monday night, Baltimore could still wrest it away with a head-to-head win in Week 18.

Meanwhile, four teams remain in the mix for the wild card. The Patriots are in the driver's seat, as a win over the Bills in Week 18 would be enough to lock down the spot. Losses by both the Jets and Steelers would also give it to New England.

If the Patriots lose, the Dolphins could get in by beating the Jets. The Steelers have a shot if they beat the Browns and have both the Dolphins and Patriots lose. The Jaguars, finally, could wind up as the wild card if they lose to the Titans and all three of the Dolphins, Patriots and Steelers lose in Week 18.

Over in the NFC, the No. 1 seed could go one of three ways. The Eagles control their destiny, as the spot is theirs with a win over the Giants. Lose that game, though, and San Francisco could snag it with a win over Arizona. The Cowboys, meanwhile, could still get it by beating the Commanders if both the Eagles and 49ers falter in Week 18.

The NFC East crown would also belong to Philly with a win. However, if the Eagles lose their third straight game and the Cowboys beat the Commanders, then Dallas takes the division—and Philadelphia plummets to the No. 5 seed.

The final wild-card spot has three teams in the running: the Packers, Lions and Seahawks. Green Bay would take it with a Week 18 win over Detroit. If Green Bay loses, then Seattle can get it with a win over the Rams. Finally, the Lions are in with a win in Green Bay and a Seattle loss.

Updated Postseason Odds

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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS - DECEMBER 24: Josh Allen #17 of the Buffalo Bills looks to pass against the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field on December 24, 2022 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)

Will they make the playoffs?

Jacksonville Jaguars: Yes -330; No +260

Miami Dolphins: Yes +105; No -125

New England Patriots: Yes +175; No -225

Seattle Seahawks: Yes +300; No -400

Pittsburgh Steelers: Yes +450; No -650

Detroit Lions: Yes +900; No -1600

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Who wins the Super Bowl?

Buffalo Bills: +350

Kansas City Chiefs: +450

Philadelphia Eagles: +550

San Francisco 49ers: +600

Cincinnati Bengals: +800

Dallas Cowboys: +1000

Tampa Bay Buccaneers: +2500

Los Angeles Chargers: +2500

Baltimore Ravens: +3000

Minnesota Vikings: +3000

Green Bay Packers: +3500

Jacksonville Jaguars: +5000

New York Giants: +6000

Miami Dolphins: +6000

Detroit Lions: +15000

New England Patriots: +15000

Seattle Seahawks: +15000

Tennessee Titans: +20000

Pittsburgh Steelers: +20000

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