The NFL playoff picture continues to take shape in the NFC in Week 17 on Dec. 20 as two Saturday games could decide two divisions. Philadelphia can clinch the NFC East with a win over the Washington Commanders. The Eagles' magic number to win the division is at 1.

The NFC West has a new leader and the top three teams have changed spots. The Seattle Seahawks are now the leader in the division, while the Arizona Cardinals remain in last place, the spot they have clinched.

The Jaguars clinched the AFC South by besting the Titans in Week 18. They remain in the hunt for the No. 1 seed, although they'll need the Broncos and Patriots to lose their matchups to have a shot at the top spot. The Steelers clinched the AFC North and the final playoff spot by beating the Ravens in Week 18.

The Chicago Bears defeated the Green Bay Packers, securing a crucial victory that significantly strengthened their position in the standings and clarified their place in the playoff picture following NFL Week 16.

The four division champions from each conference make the playoffs and are seeded No. 1 through No. 4 based on record. The three remaining teams in each conference with the best record qualify for the postseason as wild-card teams and are seeded No. 5 through No. 7.

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