AFC playoff picture: Ravens barely holding onto playoff berth after Week 10

Results in Week 10 have had a major bearing on the AFC playoff picture, with the Baltimore Ravens falling down the pecking order.

The top of the AFC playoff picture didn’t change much in Week 10. The Pittsburgh Steelers tightened their grip on the conference with another win while the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills stayed still during their bye week. But there was plenty of shifting at the bottom of the AFC playoff picture, seeing significant changes impacting the other playoff berths.

The Baltimore Ravens dropped down significantly following their Week 10 loss to the New England Patriots. While they were held at No. 5 entering the week thanks to the Steelers’ undefeated record putting them in the lead of the AFC North, they were nearly pushed out of the seeding after Sunday.

Let’s see how the AFC playoff picture looks following Week 10, with standings courtesy of Tankathon.

AFC playoff picture: Ravens at the top of the Wild Card after Week 9

The AFC playoff picture has once again changed around following Week 9’s games. For the Baltimore Ravens, they sit at No. 4.

We’re finally at the midseason point in the 2020 NFL season for many teams. After Week 9, the remaining games grow in importance when it comes to securing vital seeding in the postseason hunt. With yet another week of football wrapped up, the AFC playoff picture has once again changed.

For the Baltimore Ravens, they’re in a good spot at the top of the Wild-Card seeding. But with the Pittsburgh Steelers still undefeated and in the highly prized No. 1 seed, they’re ahead of Baltimore in the AFC North standings, which helps keep the Ravens from anything higher at the moment.

Let’s see how the AFC playoff picture looks following Week 9.