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The NFL has to like how the 2013 regular season has shaped up so far. With just two weeks to go, there is only one division that has been decided – the AFC South won by Indianapolis. There are several other playoff berths that have been clinched, but the division winners for the most part are still yet to be determined.

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That means that teams still have a lot to play for and will try to win their respective divisions in order to earn home playoff games + the highest seed possible. And what’s more, is that there is the potential for the majority of these divisions to go into Week 17 still relatively undecided – depending on the outcome of the week 16 results.

As it stands now, Chicago is a half-game in front of Green Bay in the NFC North because the Packers have a tie. Detroit is just one game back as well.

Carolina and New Orleans are tied in the NFC South and play in Week 16. If the Saints win they win the division. If the Panthers win at home they can clinch the division with a victory over Atlanta in Week 17.

In the NFC West, Seattle is two games up on San Francisco, but the 49ers aren’t out of it yet unless the Seahawks win either of their final two games. That’s certainly a good bet because Seattle has the best record in football at 12-2.

Moving to the AFC East, New England still hasn’t wrapped up the division nor a playoff berth sitting at 10-4. They are two games up on Miami, but the Dolphins win over the Patriots this past Sunday was huge.

Cincinnati’s lost on Sunday + Baltimore’s win on Monday night shrunk the Bengals’ division lead to just one game. Cincinnati is fortunate to get the final two games at home because they are a perfect 6-0 on the season in their stadium.

Then finally we get to the AFC West where Denver and Kansas City are deadlocked at 11-3. Suddenly, the Chiefs look like a team to be reckoned with again. The Broncos took both games during the regular season though, so Kansas City will need some help to get a Denver loss + win out themselves.

So there you have it with your basic summary of where things sit so far within each division race. In terms of the playoffs, Denver, Kansas City, Indianapolis out of the AFC have clinched spots. In the NFC, only Seattle has solidified a playoff berth. That means eight of the 12 postseason spots are still up for grabs with two weeks to go in the season.

NFL fans should be in for an exciting run over the last half of December, with plenty of action looking like it will come down to the wire.

Welcome to the NFL Roundtable!
This week, we look at the AFC

Archie and David answer YOUR questions, got something to ask? Respond at the bottom

1. Are you a believer in Ryan Tannehill?

Archie: Yes, I don’t think the supporting cast has been all that great so far. I do believe he CAN be the face of that franchise but I also believe he needs some more talent around him.

David: Must be nice to be the 2nd best QB in the division simply by not stinking.
Would I be happy if he was my QB? No.
Would I trade him for Romo? No.

2. Over/Under 9 Games for Gronk this year.

Archie: As of now it looks like he’s going under the knife again to replace one of the plates. Given that and the infection reported from the initial surgery it is highly unlikely he is ready to go before October. That being said he squeaks over the 9 game mark. That is being very optimistic however.

David: Under. He’s not stupid, and the Pats have never been a win-now type of team. If the Hoodie needs to shut him down till the end of the year to get him at 100% for the playoffs and going forward, they will

3. How much have the Chiefs closed the gap on the Broncos?

Archie: IMO the Chiefs have moved to a solid second in their division. I think the Raiders as well as the Chargers have done nothing to this point (except fire a few folks) to improve that much during the offseason. KC’s acquistion of Smith was a great start and given their #1 draft pick still in place where they can go after Joekel or Fisher I think they are in good shape.

David: I think they are right there, other than the sideline. I understand that Reid is thought to be a good-great coach, I don’t see it, never have. I don’t think there is an argument that Fox is better. I could see the Chiefs having a BETTER season before blowing a homegame in the playoffs.

4. Are the Texans a threat to make the Super Bowl?

Archie: Every team is a threat at this point. However, if we are prognosticating here I DO think they will make the playoffs again next season. And as history has shown us, any team in the playoffs can make a legitimate run at the SB.

David: I think they are the ONLY threat to the Pats. The Ravens and Steelers are rebuilding, the Bengals are badly coached, and the AFC West twins have major holes.

5. Is Phillip Rivers still a top 10 QB?

Archie: IF you go by stats alone then YES. IF you go by club house leadership abilities I would say NO. I think his day of being a true leader on that team may have slipped by him. Too many times he has shown absolute frustration towards members of his own team and that does not bode well with pros. His skills and stats are definitely on display to warrant a top ten QB but his days are definitely numbered among the elite.

David: Lets see.
Brady, Brees, Aaron and the Manning twins are 1-5, in some order.
Ryan and Big Ben are right after them, so thats 7.

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So let me know who you take Rivers over: Newton, RG3,Dalton, Wilson, Luck, Flacco and if the guy in San Fran can keep it up.

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So I don’t think its a battle for his old spot in the top 10, he’s got to try and get in the top 15!