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NFL standings, Week 11: Chiefs in prime position to win AFC West

By Drew Brooks

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - NOVEMBER 22: Quarterback Patrick Mahomes #15 of the Kansas City Chiefs scrambles against the Las Vegas Raiders in the second half of their game at Allegiant Stadium on November 22, 2020 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Chiefs defeated the Raiders 35-31. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - NOVEMBER 22: Quarterback Patrick Mahomes #15 of the Kansas City Chiefs scrambles against the Las Vegas Raiders in the second half of their game at Allegiant Stadium on November 22, 2020 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Chiefs defeated the Raiders 35-31. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images) /
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Week 11 is in the books, and with the Chiefs beating the Raiders they are in prime position to win the AFC West. Here’s a look at the full NFL standings.

After winning a crucial matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders, the Kansas City Chiefs have put themselves in prime position to win the AFC West. Their ninth win gave them a three game lead in the division.

The Chiefs’ game against the Raiders was a nail biter, with neither team really taking any momentum to run away with the game. Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes worked his magic once again and completed 34/45 passes for 348 yards, 2 touchdowns, and 1 interception. He led the Chiefs on a game-winning drive with under two minutes to lead them to a 35-31 win.

The playoff race is heating up, with the current seeding in the AFC looking like this:

  1. Pittsburgh Steelers 10-0-0
  2. Kansas City Chiefs 9-1-0
  3. Buffalo Bills 7-3-0
  4. Indianapolis Colts 7-3-0
  5. Tennessee Titans 7-3-0
  6. Cleveland Browns 7-3-0
  7. Las Vegas Raiders 6-4-0

Close behind for the 7th spot are the Baltimore Ravens and the Miami Dolphins who are each at 6-4-0.

The NFC playoff seeding looks like this:

  1. New Orleans Saints 8-2-0
  2. Los Angeles Rams 7-3-0
  3. Green Bay Packers 7-3-0
  4. Philadelphia Eagles 3-6-1
  5. Seattle Seahawks 7-3-0
  6. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7-4-0
  7. Arizona Cardinals 6-4-0

As it currently stands, there are three teams in the NFC West that would be in the playoffs, and each of these teams has a legit shot at actually making this come true. Behind the Cardinals are the Chicago Bears, at 5-5-0, and then the Minnesota Vikings, Detroit Lions, and San Francisco 49ers, all at 4-6-0.

The race in the AFC is currently much more competitive than the NFC for a playoff spot, but NFC teams are still battling for better seeding.

Here’s a look at the full NFL standings:

AFC East

  1. Buffalo Bills 7-3-0
  2. Miami Dolphins 6-4-0
  3. New England Patriots 4-6-0
  4. New York Jets 0-10-0

AFC West

  1. Kansas City Chiefs 9-1-0
  2. Las Vegas Raiders 6-4-0
  3. Denver Broncos 4-6-0
  4. Los Angeles Chargers 3-7-0

AFC North

  1. Pittsburgh Steelers 10-0-0
  2. Cleveland Browns 7-3-0
  3. Baltimore Ravens 6-4-0
  4. Cincinatti Bengals 2-7-1

AFC South

  1. Indianapolis Colts 7-3-0
  2. Tennessee Titans 7-3-0
  3. Houston Texans 3-7-0
  4. Jacksonville Jaguars 1-9-0

NFC East

  1. Philadelphia Eagles 3-6-1
  2. New York Giants 3-7-0
  3. Washington Football Team 3-7-0
  4. Dallas Cowboys 3-7-0

NFC West

  1. Seattle Seahawks 7-3-0
  2. Los Angeles Rams 7-3-0
  3. Arizona Cardinals 6-4-0
  4. San Francisco 49ers 4-6-0

NFC North

  1. Green Bay Packers 7-3-0
  2. Chicago Bears 5-5-0
  3. Minnesota Vikings 4-6-0
  4. Detroit Lions 4-6-0

NFC South

  1. New Orleans Saints 8-2-0
  2. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7-4-0
  3. Carolina Panthers 4-7-0
  4. Atlanta Falcons 3-7-0

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