The Week 13 schedule finally concluded on Tuesday night. The Baltimore Ravens knocked off the Dallas Cowboys, 34-17, in a return to form for Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore ground game.
Baltimore’s win crows the field for the AFC Wild Card race. The Ravens are now 7-5 and fully alive as they head into Week 14 and a Monday Night Football matchup with the 9-3 Browns.
Division leaders
East – Buffalo Bills (9-3)
North – Pittsburgh Steelers (11-1)
South – Tennessee Titans (8-4)
West – Kansas City Chiefs (11-1)
The Chiefs are the only team to clinch a postseason berth.
Wild Cards
Cleveland Browns (9-3)
Miami Dolphins (8-4)
Indianapolis Colts (8-4)
The Browns hold a one-game advantage. Cleveland also holds any head-to-head tiebreaker with the Colts (and Titans if the South flips), though that advantage goes away if there are more than two teams involved.
Challengers
Las Vegas Raiders (7-5)
Baltimore Ravens (7-5)
New England Patriots (6-6)
The Raiders are a game behind in the race for the final spot, but they’re still quite dangerous. Their superior conference record and strength of schedule would trump any other team in a multi-team tiebreaker through Week 13.
