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The penultimate week of the regular season. The playoffs are shaping up as other teams say goodbye to the NFL year.
After week 15, the home teams are 111-112-1 (-498). Since 1990, at least 4 teams each season have reached the playoffs after failing to do so the previous year.
Let’s take a look at other facts behind the stories that the Sunday games of Week 16 could tell us.
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They met 25 times in the regular season (Steelers lead 19-6).
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Colts: secures playoffs with win + loss for Ravens or Dolphins.
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Colts: 6 straight losses against the Steelers, including 3 at Heinz Field.
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Colts: The last time they defeated the Steelers with a different QB than Peyton Manning was in Sem. 8 from 1984 with Mark Herrmann.
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Steelers: secures the divisional title with a win or loss for the Browns.
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Steelmakers: the third. team losing 3 games in a row after starting 11-0 or better in a season.
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Steelers: 4 games in a row with less than 20 points. Registered by the first. time from weeks 11-14 of 2004.
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They met 5 times in the regular season (Ravens leads 3-2).
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Giants: They are eliminated if they lose this game and Washington defeats the Panthers.
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Giants: 13 points scored combined in the last 2 games.
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Ravens: 40-0, when they were favored by two figures against rivals.
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Ravens: 3 consecutive victories. He’s looking for his first. series of 4 wins this season.
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They met 7 times in the regular season (bears lead 4-3).
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Bears: They are out if they lose this game and the Cardinals win theirs.
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Bears: 4 games in a row with over 25 points. Scored (All since Mitchell Trubisky returned to the beginning).
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Jaguars: 13 straight losses (worst active series in the NFL).
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Jaguars: If they lose their remaining two games, they win general election no. 1 in the following sketch.
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They met 9 times in the regular season (bosses lead 6-3).
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Falcons: the third. consecutive season, which are eliminated from the fight for a post-season berth.
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Bosses: They claim to finish No. 1 in the AFC if they win that game or lose to either Bill or the Steelers.
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Chiefs: 9 straight wins (the longest active series in the NFL).
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Chiefs: Bound with the 1990 49ers, 1998 Broncos and 2011 Packers for best start (13-1) after 14 games for a defending Super Bowl champion.
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They met 26 times in the regular season (Browns lead 14-12).
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Browns: provides the postseason with winning and losing Ravens, Colts or Dolphins.
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Browns: They haven’t done the 2002 postseason (It’s the longest active drought in the NFL).
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Baker Mayfield (CLE): 974 yards in the last 3 weeks (most of the league in that period).
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Airplanes: 0-7 at home this season. Only once (1996) ended a season without victories at home.
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They met 10 times in the regular season (Texans lead 6-4).
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Bengals: 20 straight games without a win (0-19-1) on the road (Worst Active Series in the NFL).
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Texans: Won 6 of the last 7 games against the Bengals (the last 5 were defined with less than 10 points).
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Deshaun Watson (HOU): 27 TD passes this season (Personal best). At 3, he fails to break Matt Schaub’s team’s one-year record of 29 in 2009.
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They met 15 times in the regular season (Washington leads 9-6).
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Panthers: 8 of the 10 losses in 2020 were differentiated by a single possession (Most in the league).
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Teddy Bridgewater (CAR): 8 consecutive losses (second worst active series behind Brian Hoyer with 11 straight).
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Washington: secures the Giants’ win + loss postseason.
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Washington: 4-1 in games started by Alex Smith this year (2-7 with other QBs).
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Ron Rivera (WSH): 16. Head coach facing the team he managed for over 100 games that led to a Super Bowl.
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NFC East is the only division in which a team has not repeated as champion since 2005. If Washington is crowned, it would extend the series.
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They met 121 times in the regular season (Broncos leads 68-52-1).
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Broncos: 4 consecutive seasons with a loss score (it is the worst series since they added 10 in a row between 1963-1972).
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Chargers: 1 of 2 teams in history that lost 3 games in which they had an advance of over 17 points. in a campaign.
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Justin Herbert (LAC): 7 TD passes in 2020. With one more, he will set a new record for a debutant QB in one season.
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They met 119 times in the regular season (Cowboys lead 66-53).
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Either is eliminated if he loses this game or if Washington wins his.
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Eagles: 1-6 on the road this season (5 consecutive losses).
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Cowboys: 2 straight losses against the Eagles. They haven’t lost 3 in a row to the 2003-04 Eagles.
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Ezekiel Elliott (DAL): 5 matches this season, with less than 50 rushing yards (Recorded 6 such games between 2016-2019)
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They met 44 times in the regular season (Seahawks lead 24-20).
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Rams: 6 of the 9 wins this year were against teams with a winning score of .500 or higher.
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Aries: ensures the post-season with a victory or a loss for bears or a victory for cardinals.
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Seahawks: 4 games in a row, allowing less than 20 points (This is their longest series of a 2014 season).
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Seahawks: secures the divisional title with a win.
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Russell Wilson (SEA): 1-3 in his run against defense no.
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They met 12 times in the regular season (Titans lead 7-5).
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Titans: secures the Colts win-loss division title.
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Titans: secures the postseason with the win or lose Ravens or Dolphins.
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Derrick Henry (TEN): 9 consecutive games with over 100 rushing yards (the second longest series in the NFL since 1970).
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Packers: claim to finish No. 1 in the NFC with a win + win for the Seahawks.
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Packers: 14-2 at home in 2019, including playoffs. Your winning point (.875) is the highest in the league since then.
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Aaron Rodgers (GB): 5-0 with 16 TD passes and 0 INT in the primetime games this season.
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Third. match in history between 2 teams averaging 30+ PPP in week 14 or later. The visitor won the previous 2 and also ended up winning the Super Bowl.