PlayoffRace
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Playoff chances

64%

Week 10 scenarios

No week 10 result clinches or ends the playoff berth, NFC North title or No. 1 seed.

Control of their destiny

Weeks 10–18 · before kickoff, week 10

Where they stand

Playoff berth

Controls destiny

Win out and it's theirs.

NFC North title

Needs help

Winning out is not enough · 1 way back

No. 1 seed

Needs help

Winning out is not enough · 3 ways back

Key dates

wk 101112131415161718

Playoff berth

Maybe earlier in week 14, Sunday's late games. Both dates are still narrowing.

NFC North title

Maybe earlier in week 15, Sunday's early games. The clinch date is still narrowing.

No. 1 seed

Maybe earlier in week 15, Sunday's early games. Both dates are still narrowing.

Each bar starts at the first window it can happen in. Dashed: not ruled out yet.

Ways back to control

NFC North title

  1. 1)GB 1 win + DET 1 loss + MIN 1 loss

No. 1 seed

  1. 1)GB 2 wins + DET 1 loss + MIN 1 loss + NYG 1 loss + SF loss to DAL (wk 10) + SF loss to MIN (wk 11), or
  2. 2)GB 4 wins + DET 1 loss + MIN 1 loss + NYG 1 loss + SF loss to MIN (wk 11) + SF loss to LAR (wk 14), or
  3. 3)GB 4 wins + DET 1 loss + MIN 1 loss + NYG 1 loss + SF loss to DAL (wk 10) + SF loss to LAR (wk 14)

The playoff berth needs none: winning out is enough. Losses are to clubs other than the Packers.

Seed builder

Pin seats or set a club’s goal to see which NFC seedings fit and which are still possible.

Playoff odds

A Monte Carlo run of every remaining game and the postseason after it, twice over.

Chance ofStrengthCoin flip
Make the playoffs64%67%
Win the division10%13%
Wild card berth54%53%
No. 1 seed and bye2%6%
Postseason
Reach the Divisional Round33%37%
Reach the Conference Championship14%18%
Reach the Super Bowl6%8%
Win the Super Bowl2%4%
Final seed
#1 seed2%6%
#2 seed7%6%
#3 seed0.4%1%
#4 seed<0.1%<0.1%
#5 seed15%18%
#6 seed19%18%
#7 seed21%17%
Miss the playoffs36%34%

Strength of schedule plays out each remaining game weighted by both clubs' scoring and the schedule they have faced; coin flip gives every game an even chance. Each run then plays the bracket its own season set up — series lengths, home games and byes included. Percentages are simulated, never a clinch.