The final week of the NFL regular season is over, and the latest strength rankings are here to see you! Entering the playoffs, the king silently recited the "Yan Que An Zhi Hong Hu Zhi Zhi" to divide the world, and the crowd shouted "The prince will have a kind of Xiang Ning" to unveil the pole. The veterans are preparing swords into the warehouse, horses are released on the south mountain, and rookies are beating the front wave, ready to seize power. After this round of competition, the Packers ranked first in the league with outstanding strength, while the Titans, who are the first in the American League, can only rank seventh, and the strength ranking of the playoffs has been out, let's take a look!
NO.1 Green Bay Packers (13-4)
In 2021, packers accomplished feats never before in the league's history. Despite losing to the Lions in a senseless game last week, they have won 13 in three consecutive seasons. The Packers will gain home field advantage throughout the playoffs, and Green Bay in January understands it, and the Packers will amplify that advantage even further.
NO.2 Chiefs of Kansas City (12-5)
For the Chiefs, making the playoffs is no big deal, and it's their seventh consecutive year in the playoffs. It's no surprise to win the West Of the United States, who have dominated the division since 2016. For the Chiefs, they have only one goal: to win three consecutive American League titles, travel to Los Angeles and win the Super Bowl.
NO.3 Pirates of Tampa Bay (13-4)
Judging by the results, the Pirates of 2021 did better than last year's Super Bowl season. But while the Pirates are led by the greatest quarterback in NFL history and a super Bowl defending champion, a range of issues could stand in their way. Missing Major Will face the Most Serious Problem for the Pirates, with the good news being that running back Leonard Fournett will return in the upcoming playoffs. Pirates may be able to defeat the Eagles when they are understaffed, but when it comes to packers, rams and cowboys, it may be different.
NO.4 Los Angeles Rams (12-5)
The Rams originally beat the 49ers to hit the Second Seed and Divisional Title, and since Sean McVeigh took the lead in 2017, the Rams have never lost in halftime. But now that record is over, thanks to the Cardinals' loss to the Seahawks, the Rams have saved the National West title, but the seed pick has fallen to fourth in the National League, and now they are going to face the cardinals in the same district.
NO.5 Buffalo Bill (11-6)
Congratulations to Beal on winning the East Again, but to get out of the wild card, they have to cross the triple battle against the Patriots. Quarterback Josh Allen was the first player in league history to pass 4,000 yards while rushing more than 750 yards. Despite his inconsistent performance, even if the playoff form goes wrong, Buffalo's solid defense has the ability to make up for it.
NO.6 Dallas Cowboys (12-5)
In the second half of the season, the Cowboys are clearly getting better and better, like last year's pirates. In the final week of the "warm-up game" against the Hawks, Dakob Prescott made an impression with five more touchdowns. With a strong offensive explosiveness, slightly opportunistic and aggressive defense, the Cowboys have the ability to reach the Super Bowl.
NO.7 Tennessee Titans (12-5)
As strange as it may sound, the Titans finally don't have to face the Texans anymore. Back in the 11th week of the regular season, they were upset by the Texans, who last week, after taking a 21-0 lead, the were still fighting back, and the persisted until the end to win by 3 points to get the top seed. The good news is that with a two-week break, the Titans injured will recover more fully, and Derek Henry will return in the playoffs.
NO.8 Cincinnati Tigers (10-7)
For the first time since 2015, the Tigers made the playoffs. Second-year quarterback Joe Burrow has grown into a superstar worthy of responsibility, with rookie receiver Jamal Chase breaking a number of catches. Burrow, who was sidelined in the final week, believes rest is more important than staying in shape.
NO.9 Arizona Cardinals (11-6)
For most of the season, the Cardinals looked like the best team in the National League and the number one seed in the National League, who managed to get the mighty Cowboys in Week 17. But it was this Cardinals who inexplicably lost to the Lions and lost the good opportunity to win the National League championship and the divisional championship. The first game of the playoffs, the away game against the Rams, is another severe test.
NO.10 San Francisco 49 (10-7)
On Sunday, the 49ers trailed 17-3 in the first half and faced a no-showdown, but they overcame the hurdle. They beat the Rams and led by half-time Sean McVeigh. The game itself was a microcosm of the 49ers season, with the 49ers looking like they could beat any team when outside receiver Dibo Samuel sped around the field or rushed passer Nick Bossa threatened an opposing quarterback.
NO.11 New England Patriots (10-7)
Losing to the Dolphins in the final week, Billy Cecek made it clear after the game that he was not happy with the team's performance: "The players are not playing well, the coach is not doing well, everywhere is not good. We've made too many mistakes, and now we're going to study the footage and prepare for the playoffs. "The Patriots had trouble at the end of the season, with decent offensive performances and only defensively winning.
NO.12 Las Vegas Raiders (10-7)
The Raiders have won four straight games since being well-repaired by the Chiefs in week 14, quarterback Derrick Carr is at his peak, running back Josh Jacobs is getting more and more in shape, outside receiver Hunter Renfler has spent a breakthrough season, and star mid-ranger Darren Waller is back from injury. And the team's defensive front, led by Max Crosby, has been making a big difference.
NO.13 Philadelphia Eagles (9-8)
The Hawks started the year with 3 wins and 6 losses, but locked up the playoffs one round earlier at the end of the season, which is somewhat surprising. The secret to the team's victory was to adopt more punching tactics, which helped them win 6 of their last 8 matches. At the end of the season, Hertz and running backs Miles Sanders, Howard and Scott formed a rushing pair, averaging 159.7 yards per game to rank first in the league.
NO.14 Pittsburgh Steelmen (9-7-1)
The Steelers thrilled to grab the last ticket to the playoffs, but their strength is also the weakest in the American League. The defensive team is the basis for the Steelers' victory, and they need T.J. Watt, who has scored 22.5 tackles in the season, to continue his supernatural status while Big Ben plays the last dance of his career.
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