Every NFL playoff scenario for Week 18: Division titles, No 1 seeds up for grabs

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There’s only one game remaining in the regular season for every team in the NFL, but for some, a trip to the playoffs is riding on how Week 18 plays out.

Looking at the NFL playoff picture, there are only two more playoff spots left to acquire, one in each conference.

And Week 18 is for the AFC North and NFC South titles.

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The Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens will be going head-to-head at Acrisure Stadium on Sunday night to determine who will be the final seed in the AFC.

Then, the Carolina Panthers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers will be dueling it out on Saturday night to see who will be crowned NFC South champions.

While there’s only two playoff spots left, there’s still many different seeding situations that will have teams not mailing in their final game of the year.

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Before we take a look at every playoff scenario in Week 18, here are the playoff teams locked in already for January.

The Broncos will clinch the AFC’s top seed, home-field advantage and a first-round bye if they beat the Chargers outright on Sunday.

If that doesn’t happen, they will need the Patriots and Jaguars to lose their matchups. A Denver tie and Patriots loss or tie would also make them the top seed.

Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix rolls out looking to pass