AFC Wild Card Race 2014: Chiefs, Bengals Lead Way
By Josh Sanchez
The NFL playoff picture is beginning to take shape and the AFC Wild Card race is going to be a thriller that could go down to the wire.
On Monday night, the Philadelphia Eagles and Carolina Panthers wrap up Week 10 of the NFL season, but all of the AFC teams have already completed their games this week.
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As NFL playoff race begins to heat up, the NFC and AFC Wild Card picture will be sorting itself out with teams positioning themselves for deep postseason runs.
The four division winners will automatically advance to the postseason, with two wild card spots up for grabs.
Currently, the AFC Wild Card race is unclear, with a number of teams staying alive with records over .500. With eights weeks remaining in the season, plenty can change, but for now we have the Kansas City Chiefs and Cincinnati Bengals leading the way.
If the playoffs were to begin tomorrow, the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens would be the first two teams out.
Where does your favorite team currently stand in the AFC Wild Card race?
The AFC Wild Card picture can be seen below:
1. New England Patriots (7-2)
2. Denver Broncos (7-2)
3. Indianapolis Colts (6-3)
4. Cleveland Browns (6-3)
5. Kansas City Chiefs (6-3)
6. Cincinnati Bengals (5-3-1)
8. Pittsburgh Steelers (6-4)
9. Baltimore Ravens (6-4)
10. San Diego Chargers (5-4)
11. Buffalo Bills (5-4)
12. Miami Dolphins (5-4)
13. Houston Texans (4-5)
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