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As the NFL enters Week 13, there are 21 teams either in or within one game of a playoff spot, including 10 in the NFC.

The Seattle Seahawks have the toughest remaining schedule among those NFC clubs, facing opponents with a combined 35-20 (.636) mark.

“From here on in, the only statistic that matters is winning games,” says head coach Bruce Arians of the 9-2 Arizona Cardinals. “Whatever we have to do as a football team to win a game, that’s all that matters.”

The remaining strength of schedule for the 10 NFC teams either in or within one game of a playoff spot:

 

NFC EAST

TEAM DALLAS (8-3) PHILADELPHIA (8-3)
OPP. RECORD 31-24 (.564) 29-26 (.527)
WEEK 13 Philadelphia (8-3) at Dallas (8-3)
WEEK 14 at Chicago (5-6) Seattle (7-4)
WEEK 15 at Philadelphia (8-3) Dallas (8-3)
WEEK 16 Indianapolis (7-4) at Washington (3-8)
WEEK 17 at Washington (3-8) at New York Giants (3-8)

 

NFC NORTH

TEAM GREEN BAY (8-3) DETROIT (7-4)
OPP. RECORD 28-27 (.509) 24-31 (.436)
WEEK 13 New England (9-2) Chicago (5-6)
WEEK 14 Atlanta (4-7) Tampa Bay (2-9)
WEEK 15 at Buffalo (6-5) Minnesota (4-7)
WEEK 16 at Tampa Bay (2-9) at Chicago (5-6)
WEEK 17 Detroit (7-4) at Green Bay (8-3)

 

NFC SOUTH

TEAM ATLANTA (4-7) NEW ORLEANS (4-7) CAROLINA (3-7-1)
OPP. RECORD 31-23-1 (.573) 21-33-1 (.391) 21-34 (.382)
WEEK 13 Arizona (9-2) at Pittsburgh (7-4) at Minnesota (4-7)
WEEK 14 at Green Bay (8-3) Carolina (3-7-1) at New Orleans (4-7)
WEEK 15 Pittsburgh (7-4) at Chicago (5-6) Tampa Bay (2-9)
WEEK 16 at New Orleans (4-7) Atlanta (4-7) Cleveland (7-4)
WEEK 17 Carolina (3-7-1) at Tampa Bay (2-9) at Atlanta (4-7)

 

NFC WEST

TEAM ARIZONA (9-2) SAN FRANCISCO (7-4) SEATTLE (7-4)
OPP. RECORD 29-26 (.527) 31-24 (.564) 35-20 (.636)
WEEK 13 at Atlanta (4-7) Seattle (7-4) at San Francisco (7-4)
WEEK 14 Kansas City (7-4) at Oakland (1-10) at Philadelphia (8-3)
WEEK 15 at St. Louis (4-7) at Seattle (7-4) San Francisco (7-4)
WEEK 16 Seattle (7-4) San Diego (7-4) at Arizona (9-2)
WEEK 17 at San Francisco (7-4) Arizona (9-2) St. Louis (4-7)

By Lake Lewis Jr.

Lake Lewis Jr is a Washington Commanders and NFL Insider. A news anchor for ABC TV as well as the CEO of SportsJourney.com, he's also the Host of the After Practice Podcast. Lewis has worked for several top media brands such as USA TODAY SMG and ESPN Radio where he was a syndicated radio host. He's also covered the NBA and USA Soccer. Follow him on X (Twitter) @LakeLewis and on Instagram and Facebook @LakeLewisJr.