Author: Nate Davis, USA TODAY

Buffalo clinched division for first time in 25 years with Saturday’s win in Denver.

A pair of teams led by former college teammates Mike Tomlin and Sean McDermott square off Sunday night in hopes of maintaining their playoff positioning.

They’re all currently projected to make the field, but clubs like the Vikings and Colts are also in very precarious positions.

The league will showcase playoff-contending Browns and Giants on Dec. 20, moving Cowboys-49ers game to a 1 p.m. ET kickoff.

After lengthy stretch at No. 1, Pittsburgh gets bypassed after Washington’s ambush.

Sunday’s games provided plenty of movement for the postseason picture, including a swap for the final wild-card spot in the NFC.

Even as the playoff picture comes into focus, there’s still plenty of attention throughout the NFL on which team will land the No. 1 draft pick.

Many teams will be left out of the NFL’s postseason party, but several could still shake up the playoff picture with an unexpected upset or two.

NFC West foes get ready to clash in desert, each trying to cement playoff position while hoping to close cap on Seahawks for division lead.

The Steelers’ win over the Ravens on Wednesday had wide-ranging ramifications that extended well beyond the two AFC North rivals.