Can the Ravens get the #1 AFC seed in the playoffs if all three 10-3 AFC teams win out?

These teams are not in the same division, so division records are non applicable.

The tiebreakers are:

Head to Head: N/A

Conference record: all would be 10-2

Common opponents: N/A (not enough common opponents)

Strength of Victory: pending

Strength of Victory (which is the total W-L records of all teams beaten), extremely favors the Ravens. A 13-3 Ravens team would currently have more wins (84) then the 13-3 Patriots (71), and the 13-3 Texans (63). In running some worst case scenarios for the Ravens, I cannot see the Patriots or the Texans catching up to the Ravens.

So, the Ravens would get the #1 seed in a 13-3 three way tie.

If they all win out it would be the Texans. Ravens would have #2 seed, because the Texans and Ravens both are 4-0 in their divisions, while the Patriots are 3-1 in their division. So for them to win out the Texans and Ravens would be 6-0 in their divisions, and the Patriots would be 5-1.

Ravens get 1 seed if Pats and Texans win out.

NFL tie breaking procedures:

1. head to head

2. division record

3.common opponents

4. conference record

5. strength of victory

6. strength of schedule

The Ravens beat The texans 29-14 in week 6.

Ravens/Pats didn't play head to head so we go to division record which would be 6-0 for the Ravens and 5-1 for the Pats

Ravens get the 1 seed.

nicely i think of it is going to end like this. one million. Houston gentle schedule down stretch 2. Baltimore 2 hard video games on highway( at SD at Cin) 3. NE will lose at denver next week 4. Denver 5. NYJ 6. Pittsburgh( maximum deadly playoff team)

No.