The NFL regular season is officially in its second third, and the league has never been so difficult to predict. Sure, there are elite teams in the league, but if you dig a little deeper, there's a glut of “very good” teams with no one around. Really Separate yourself until you feel confident.
As things stand, the AFC East is effectively locked up. At 8-2, the Bills have a five-game lead over the Dolphins and feel like the only team in the division that can challenge them. Barring a major collapse, it's Buffalo's loss. Everything else is open.
It's clear that the Chiefs are going to make the playoffs, but while they have struggled in recent weeks with one-score games, the Chargers are currently 6-3 and on the rise under coach Jim Harbaugh. Looks like he has a chance to make it in his first year.
As usual, the most chaotic division in the NFL remains the NFC South. Looking at the remaining apparent wins and losses for each team, it's very likely that the Falcons and Buccaneers both finish at 9-8, and the Panthers and Saints both finish at 5-12. What about mediocrity?
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