These NFL (AFC) division standings were last updated on November 23 at 11:30 PM ET.

AFC East

1. Buffalo Bills (7-3)
The Buffalo Bills are on a bye in Week 11.

2. Miami Dolphins (6-4)
The Dolphins lost to the Broncos, 20-13, but still remain second in these NFL football standings.

3. New England Patriots (4-6)
The Patriots couldn’t hold on against the Texans and are third place in these NFL football standings.

4. New York Jets (0-10)
The Jets lost to the Chargers, 34-28.

AFC North

1. Pittsburgh Steelers (10-0)
The Steelers are 10-0 after defeating the Jacksonville Jaguars. They are first in these NFL football standings.

2. Cleveland Browns (7-3)
The Browns defeated the Eagles in Week 11 and move up to second place in the AFC North football standings.

3. Baltimore Ravens (6-4)
What’s going on with the Ravens? They drop this one to the Titans in overtime and fall to 6-4 on the season.

4. Cincinnati Bengals (2-7-1)
Not only did the Bengals lose to the Washington Football Team, but they also lost Joe Burrow for the season. They’ll likely spend the rest of the year at the bottom of the NFL football standings.

AFC South

1. Indianapolis Colts (7-3)
The Colts defeated the Packers in overtime, 34-31.

2. Tennessee Titans (7-3)
The Titans went into Baltimore and defeated the Ravens in overtime.

3. Houston Texans (3-7)
The Texans were able to pull away with a victory over the New England Patriots in Week 11.

4. Jacksonville Jaguars (1-9)
The Jaguars are still squarely in the Tank for Trevor race (and at the bottom of the NFL football standings) after losing to the Steelers in Week 11.

AFC West

1. Kansas City Chiefs (9-1)
The Chiefs defeated the Raiders, 35-31.

2. Las Vegas Raiders (6-4)
The Raiders lost to the Chiefs, 35-31.

3. Denver Broncos (4-6)
The Broncos defeated the Dolphins, 20-13.

4. Los Angeles Chargers (3-7)
The Chargers defeated the Jets in Week 11, 34-28.

1. Pittsburgh Steelers (10-0)
2. Kansas City Chiefs (9-1)
3. Buffalo Bills (7-3)
4. Indianapolis Colts (7-3)
5. Tennessee Titans (7-3)
6. Cleveland Browns (7-3)
7. Las Vegas Raiders (6-4)
8. Baltimore Ravens (6-4)
9. Miami Dolphins (6-4)
10. Denver Broncos (4-6)
11. New England Patriots (4-6)
12. Los Angeles Chargers (3-7)
13. Houston Texans (3-7)
14. Cincinnati Bengals (2-7-1)
15. Jacksonville Jaguars (1-9)
16. New York Jets (0-10)

NFL Playoff Standings: AFC Division Leaders

1. Pittsburgh Steelers (10-0) – AFC North
No tiebreaker procedure in play.

2. Kansas City Chiefs (9-1) – AFC West
No tiebreaker procedure in play.

3. Buffalo Bills (7-3) – AFC East
Wins tie break over Indianapolis based on best win percentage in conference games.

4. Indianapolis Colts (7-3) – AFC South
Wins tie break over Tennessee based on head-to-head win percentage.

Current NFL Wild Card Standings (AFC)

5. Tennessee Titans (7-3)
Wins tie break over Cleveland based on best win percentage in conference games.

6. Cleveland Browns (7-3)
No tiebreaker procedure in play.

7. Las Vegas Raiders (6-3)
Wins tie break over Miami and Baltimore based on best win percentage in conference games.

AFC Wild Card Standings: In the Hunt

8. Baltimore Ravens (6-4)
Wins tie break over Miami based on strength of victory.

9. Miami Dolphins (6-4)
No tiebreaker procedure in play.

NFC East

1. Philadelphia Eagles (3-6-1)
The Eagles lost to the Browns and are on a track to nowhere.

2. New York Giants (3-7)
The New York Giants are on a bye in Week 11.

3. Dallas Cowboys (3-7)
The Cowboys defeated the Vikings, 31-28.

4. Washington Football Team (3-7)
The Washington Football Team defeated the Bengals, 20-9.

NFC North

1. Green Bay Packers (7-3)
The Packers lost to the Colts in overtime, 34-31, but are still in first place in these NFL football standings.

2. Chicago Bears (5-5)
The Chicago Bears are on a bye in Week 11.

3. Minnesota Vikings (4-6)
The Vikings lost to the Cowboys, 31-28, in Week 11.

4. Detroit Lions (4-6)
The Lions lost to the Panthers, 20-0. They are in last place in these NFL football standings.

NFC South

1. New Orleans Saints (8-2)
Taysom Hill gets his first win as a starter as the Saints defeated the Falcons, 24-9.

2. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (7-4)
The Buccaneers lost to the Rams, 27-24.

3. Carolina Panthers (4-7)
The Panthers were without Teddy Bridgewater, but they come away with a 20-0 victory over the Detroit Lions.

4. Atlanta Falcons (3-7)
The Falcons lost to the Saints, 24-9.

NFC West

1. Los Angeles Rams (7-3)
The Rams defeated the Buccaneers, 27-24.

2. Seattle Seahawks (7-3)
Russell Wilson came to play and so did the Seahawks defense. They walk out of their home stadium with a win over the Cardinals on Thursday Night Football.

3. Arizona Cardinals (6-4)
The Cardinals didn’t have any last-second magic this week and fall to the Seahawks in an entertaining game.

4. San Francisco 49ers (4-6)
The San Francisco 49ers  are on a bye in Week 11.

1. New Orleans Saints (8-2)
2. Los Angeles Rams (7-3)
3. Green Bay Packers (7-3)
4. Seattle Seahawks (7-3)
5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (7-4)
6. Arizona Cardinals (6-4)
7. Chicago Bears (5-5)
8. Minnesota Vikings (4-6)
9. Detroit Lions (4-6)
10. San Francisco 49ers (4-6)
11. Carolina Panthers (4-7)
12. Philadelphia Eagles (3-6-1)
13. New York Giants (3-7)
14. Dallas Cowboys (3-7)
15. Washington Football Team (3-7)
16. Atlanta Falcons (3-7)

NFL Playoff Standings: NFC Division Leaders

1. New Orleans Saints (8-2) – NFC South
No tiebreaker procedure in play.

2. Los Angeles Rams (7-3) – NFC West
Wins tie break over Green Bay based on best win percentage in conference games.

3. Green Bay Packers (7-3) – NFC North
No tiebreaker procedure in play.

4. Philadelphia Eagles (3-6-1) – NFC East
No tiebreaker procedure in play.

Current NFL Wild Card Standings (NFC)

5. Seattle Seahawks (7-3)
No tiebreaker procedure in play.

6. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (7-4)
No tiebreaker procedure in play.

7. Arizona Cardinals (6-4)
No tiebreaker procedure in play.

NFC Wild Card Standings: In the Hunt

8. Chicago Bears (5-5)
No tiebreaker procedure in play.

9. Minnesota Vikings (4-6)
Wins tie break over San Francisco based on best win percentage in conference games. Division tie break was initially used to eliminate Detroit (Minnesota wins tie break over Detroit based on head-to-head win percentage).