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WEEK 13 NFL PLAYOFF PICTURE: BILLS’ WIN OVER PATRIOTS HAS AFC EAST IMPLICATIONS

Posted by Michael David Smith on December 2, 2022, 11:44 AM EST
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The Bills’ 24-10 win over the Patriots on Thursday night had significant
implications in the AFC East race, and the result is not good for New England.

The Patriots are all but out of the AFC East, and they look like long shots to
make the playoffs as a wild card as well.


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Here’s how the playoff race looks heading into Sunday’s games:

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1. Chiefs (9-2) Big game coming up with the Bengals.

2. Bills (9-3) Buffalo fans are rooting for Kansas City and Miami losses, which
would vault the Bills into the No. 1 line.

3. Titans (7-4) Tennessee owns the conference record tiebreaker with Baltimore.

4. Ravens (7-4) Baltimore owns the head-to-head tiebreaker over Cincinnati.

5. Dolphins (8-3) Still in good shape in the AFC East race.

6. Bengals (7-4) Cincinnati owns the head-to-head tiebreaker over the Jets.

7. Jets (7-4) Mike White gives them a better chance of staying in playoff
position.

OUTSIDE LOOKING IN

8. Chargers (6-5) L.A. needs a good December to get back in it.

9. Patriots (6-6) Loss to the Bills hurt their chances significantly.

10. Colts (4-7-1) Running out of time to make a run.

11. Jaguars (4-7) Jacksonville owns the tiebreakers over the Raiders and Browns.

12. Raiders (4-7) Las Vegas owns the tiebreaker over Cleveland.

13. Browns (4-7) Cleveland owns the head-to-head tiebreaker over Pittsburgh

14. Steelers (4-7) Bad record and bad tiebreaker situation.

NO CHANCE OF GETTING IN

15. Broncos (3-8) Not mathematically eliminated, but no real chance.

16. Texans (1-9-1) Also not mathematically eliminated, but even less of a
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12 RESPONSES TO “WEEK 13 NFL PLAYOFF PICTURE: BILLS’ WIN OVER PATRIOTS HAS AFC
EAST IMPLICATIONS”

 1.  nhpats2011 says:
     December 2, 2022 at 11:52 am
     
     9. Patriots (6-6) Loss to the Bills hurt their chances significantly
     
     ———-
     
     Brady walking hurt their chances significantly
     
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 2.  bostonblows says:
     December 2, 2022 at 11:53 am
     
     How would the Bills vault past Miami with a KC loss?
     
     Obviously Bills need Miami to lose to SF in order for what your posting to
     be possible.
     
     You left out that major caveat.
     
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 3.  billsrthefuture says:
     December 2, 2022 at 12:01 pm
     
     The Bengals helped to end the Bills playoff drought a few years ago –
     really hoping they can pull through for us again vs. KC this weekend. It
     would be great to get back in the driver’s seat for the 1 seed.
     
     As for the AFCE, that will still be a dogfight. It’s so cool that it’s such
     a strong division again, where basically every game is meaningful. The Pats
     had such an amazing run…it’s really about time they took the backseat for
     awhile and let some of the other teams shine.
     
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 4.  grant35 says:
     December 2, 2022 at 12:05 pm
     
     Looks like only softee missing from upcoming Ravens schedule is Little
     Sisters of the Poor. They should have 11 wins ez, and will do well until
     they need to come back from a multiple score deficit in the playoffs. Then,
     it will be Lamar-meet-couch, time.
     
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 5.  William Lee says:
     December 2, 2022 at 12:07 pm
     
     The early Brady years were not amazing. Defense won.
     
     +++++++++++++++++
     
     This kind of thinking is exact what was behind Belichick the garbage to
     believe that he could win without Brady.
     
     With the cheap squad, fans of Belichick the garbage think that Brady was
     supposed to help team get first round bye; deliver winning drives in SB;
     scored 24+ in back to back playoff games.
     
     For reference, in last playoff, only 3 out of 14 QB were able to score 24+
     in back to back playoff games : Mahomes, Allen and Brady. It is utterly
     ignorant to think that Belichick’s defense won the SB in 2003 and 2004
     seasons.
     
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 6.  Tom Brady says:
     December 2, 2022 at 12:11 pm
     
     The AFCE is what people thought the AFCW would be
     
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 7.  directdriver says:
     December 2, 2022 at 12:14 pm
     
     Hard to believe the Pats might end up being 4th place in their division but
     that’s the state of things now.
     
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 8.  u4iadman says:
     December 2, 2022 at 12:15 pm
     
     Hubris of GM coach know it all Bill B cost the pats and homer fans.
     
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 9.  mickeyspillane says:
     December 2, 2022 at 12:27 pm
     
     Crazy good conference with a TON of playoff implications on the line the
     next 4 weeks . Further proof that the NFL is the most compelling sport and
     the NFL scheduling committee is by far and away the best in the sportz biz.
     If only they didnt have to keep so many networks happy…oh how i wish i
     could get sunday ticket without having to sign up for the horrible,
     outdated and poorly conceived Dish Network, please Amazon, spend 1B and get
     sunday ticket….pwetty pwease.
     
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 10. buffalobluecollarlunchbucket56 says:
     December 2, 2022 at 12:35 pm
     
     The Bills should get the W when Miami comes to Buffalo. The Bills are going
     to turn off their heated seats the same way the Dolphins made the Bills
     bake in the sun with no shade on their sidelines.
     
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 11. onlymyopinioncounts says:
     December 2, 2022 at 12:45 pm
     
     Bill B ruined his legacy by letting 12 out the door.
     
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 12. bradygirl12 says:
     December 2, 2022 at 1:02 pm
     
     Just put them under NO CHANCE already, if last night is any indication of
     how the last 6 games will go.
     
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