NFL playoff picture: Ravens first AFC team to clinch spot, Cowboys don’t like how they did

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Week 15 in the NFL season brought about more chances for teams to clinch their playoff berth, with the San Francisco 49ers (11-3) the only squad to have written their ticket to the postseason last week. 

Three more teams on the NFC side joined them, though, as the Philadelphia Eagles (11-3) and Dallas Cowboys (10-4) will have a chance to compete for the Lombardi Trophy. However, the NFC East squads did not get a win to do so. 

With the Atlanta Falcons losing in a massive upset to the one-win Carolina Panthers, as well as the 49ers taking care of business against the Arizona Cardinals on the road, the Eagles were locked into a playoff spot before kickoff on Monday night. Yes, they won, but they went into Lumen Field knowing they at least were able to get into the playoff position.

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Micah Parsons, #11 of the Dallas Cowboys, looks on as he stretches prior to an NFL football game between the Dallas Cowboys and the Seattle Seahawks at AT&T Stadium on Nov. 30, 2023 in Arlington, Texas. (Michael Owens/Getty Images)

Meanwhile, the Cowboys were blown out by the surging Buffalo Bills, but it did not matter. They got in thanks to the Falcons’ loss as well. 

However, quarterback Dak Prescott was not happy following the 31-10 rout that occurred at Highmark Stadium in Buffalo on Sunday night. When asked about still clinching the playoffs, Prescott, who saw a five-game win streak snapped, had a blunt response. 

"Don’t care, to be honest," he said to the reporter. 

On the other side of the league, the first AFC team heading to the postseason is the Baltimore Ravens. 

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