NFL, Green Bay Packers, Washington Redskins, San Francisco 49ers, Atlanta Falcons, Seattle Seahawks, Minnesota Vikings
The Atlanta Falcons finished the season as the No. 1 seed and tied for the best record in the NFL
Atlanta Falcons
Record: 13-3
Playoffs: No. 1 seed
First round: Bye
Losses: New Orleans, Tampa Bay Carolina
Record vs. Playoff teams: 2-0—Denver, Washington
Last 5: 3-2
Jim Harbaugh and the 49ers are ready for redemption after last years brutal playoff loss
San Francisco 49ers
Record: 11-4-1
Playoffs: No. 2 seed
First round: Bye
Losses: Minnesota, New York Giants, St. Louis, Seattle
Record vs. Playoff teams: 3-2—Minnesota, Green Bay, Seattle 2x, New England
Last 5: 3-2
The Green Bay Packers will face the Vikings for the third time in a six week span.
Green Bay Packers
Record: 11-5
Playoffs: No. 3 seed
First round: Vs. Minnesota Vikings
Losses: San Francisco, Seattle, Indianapolis, New York Giants, Minnesota
Record vs. Playoff teams: 2-4—San Francisco, Seattle, Indianapolis, Houston, Minnesota 2x
Last 5: 4-1
RGIII was at the head of a fantastic rookie class that saw three QB's make the playoffs.
Washington Redskins:
Record: 10-6
Playoffs: No. 4 seed
First round: Vs. Seattle Seahawks
Losses: St. Louis, Cincinnati, Atlanta, New York, Pittsburgh, Carolina,
Record vs. Playoff teams: 2-2—Cincinnati, Atlanta, Minnesota, Baltimore
Last 5: 5-0
Seattle finished the season strong by winning seven of their last eight games
Seattle Seahawks
Record: 11-5
Playoffs: No. 5 seed
First round: At Washington Redskins
Losses: Arizona, St. Louis, San Francisco, Detroit, Miami,
Record vs. Playoff teams: 4-1—Green Bay, New England, Minnesota, San Francisco 2x
Last 5: 5-0
The Vikings faced seven playoffs teams this season and went 3-4 overall.
Minnesota Vikings
Record: 10-6
Playoffs: No. 6 seed
First round: At Green Bay
Losses: Indianapolis, Washington, Tampa Bay, Seattle, Chicago, Green Bay
Record vs. Playoff teams: 3-4—Indianapolis, San Francisco, Washington, Seattle, Green Bay 2x, Houston
Last 5: 4-1
