The Ravens easily handled the Browns to clinch the AFC North and No. 3 seed. They will now play against the Steelers again in the Wild Card Round.
In the last game of the regular season, the Lions destroyed NFC North rival Vikings to clinch the NFC and NFC North with a 15-2 record.
Justin Herbert and Jim Harbaugh locked up the playoffs and fifth seed. They will now face off against the Texans in the first round.
The Commanders defeated the Cowboys to improve their seeding and move into the sixth seed. They will now face off against the Buccaneers.
It wasn't easy, but the Buccaneers got the win against the Saints to clinch the NFC South and three seed. Mike Evans got another 1,000 yard season under his belt.
In a game that really didn't matter, the Bills lost to the Patriots. The loss changed nothing for their seeding and they will now play Denver in the Wild Card Round.
The Chiefs lost to the Broncos 38-0. But they rested all of their starters and weren't playing for anything. They get a bye in the first round.
Joe Burrow and the Bengals put up another big game, but with the Broncos winning, Cincinatti was elminated from playoff contention.
The Packers lost on a last second field goal to the Bears. Jordan Love was injured, and Christian Watson tore his ACL. They now play the Eagles in Philadelphia.
Los Angeles rested their key starters and lost to the Seahawks. They fall to the No. 4 seed and will play the Vikings on Monday night.
Here are the dates for the upcoming postseason:
Wild Card Round: Jan. 11-13
Divisional Round: Jan. 18-19
Conference Championships: Jan. 26
Super Bowl LIX: Feb. 9
