The Green Bay Packers were off last weekend, but the other major players for the top seed in the NFC playoffs all won, setting up a nail-biting final five weeks of the season for the one and only bye in the conference.
If the season ended today, the Packers would be the No. 2 seed, which came attached with a first-round bye prior to last season. But with expanded playoffs, the Packers would need to play on the opening weekend against the seventh seed in the NFC. Here's what's left to watch for in the tiebreaker race.