The New York Jets, New York Giants and Miami Dolphins could end long playoff droughts while the Super Bowl champion Los Angeles Rams and reigning MVP Aaron Rodgers’ Green Bay Packers are well below .500
These aren’t the NFL standings anyone envisioned before the season.
“I guess I would say it’s a little crazier than normal,” former NFL quarterback and current NBC “Football Night in America” analyst Chris Simms said.
It’s not unusual for each NFL postseason to have a few new faces.
Seven of the 14 playoff teams each of the last two seasons hadn’t reached the postseason the previous year.