It is with great sadness to report the NFL is in the final quarter of its regular season. A month from today, it will be over. For fans of several teams, the season has been over for quite some time and the days until the offseason were being counted.

9. Baltimore Ravens (6-7): Up next — At Cincinnati Bengals in Week 15 Notable odds: With back-to-back losses now, the Ravens have plummeted to the last bubble team in the AFC hunt. They have 32% odds of making the postseason, according to NFL.com

The Packers held off a Bears comeback attempt in Week 14. We break down what the NFC playoff standings look like and what this means for the NFL playoff picture.

By virtue of the Raiders' seventh straight loss and the Titans' win over the Browns, Las Vegas now has the best odds to earn the No. 1 pick. Quarterback Geno Smith left the game early with a right shoulder injury and did not return, forcing first-year head coach Pete Carroll to turn to backup Kenny Pickett.

The Green Bay Packers beat the Chicago Bears 28-21 in a Week 14 thriller to take over possession of first place in the NFC North. Keisean Nixon sealed the game for Green Bay when he picked off Bears QB Caleb Williams in the end zone with 22 seconds remaining in regulation.

Judy Battista reveals the biggest winners and losers from Week 14. Which teams helped their playoff chances? What's next for Daniel Jones and the Colts?

Don't look now but the Seattle Seahawks are becoming one of the NFL's best running offenses. Overshadowed by splashier numbers turned in by quarterback Sam Dar

One of the biggest games of the day came to us from Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, as the Baltimore Ravens hosted the Pittsburgh Steelers in a critical AFC North matchup. These two rivals each entered the day with matching 6-6 records, with the Ravens holding a tiebreaker advantage based on their record in common games.

Next, Nate & Charles break down their 3 Highs, 3 Lows of Week 14. The highs include the Green Bay Packers wrestling control of the NFC North from the Chicago Bears, the Jacksonville Jaguars taking the late AFC South lead from the Indianapolis Colts and the Josh Allen & the Buffalo Bills outscoring Joe Burrow & the Cincinnati Bengals.