2011 NFL Playoff Field
Two of these team will soon be wearing conference championship gear and one of these 12 teams will be crowned as Super Bowl 45
champions. Green Bay and New England enter the postseason as #1 seeds and are favorites to be the NFC and AFC Champions.
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NFC Conference Playoff teams
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AFC Conference Playoff teams
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Green Bay Packers
15-1
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Aaron Rogers and company are a team no
one wants to face. The packers have won
4 SB championships.
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New England Patriots
13-3
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Tom Brady and company easily
outpaced the rest of the AFC East.
NE has 3 SB championships
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San Francisco 49ers
13-3
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Rookie NFL Head Coach Jim Harbaugh
has breathed life back into this former
dynasty that has 5 SB titles to its name.
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Baltimore Ravens 12-4
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Joe Flacco is maturing and the
defense is still stingy.
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New Orleans Saints
13-3
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Drew Brees has played at an elite NFL
level all season and the 2009 champs
have a running game this year.
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Houston Texans 10-6
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Injuries have taken their toll and led to
3 straight losses. This is the first
playoff appearance for the Texans
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NY Giants 9-7
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Eli Manning passed the Giants past the
Cowboys to get into the playoffs. NY has 3
SB titles in franchise history.
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Denver Broncos 8-8
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Tim Tebow has pumped energy into
the franchise, but the Broncos enter
the postseason on a 3 game skid.
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Atlanta Falcons 10-6
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Matty Ice and company entered the 2010
playoffs as the NFC's #1 seed. They face
an uphill wildcard climb this year.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
12-4
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The Steelers are banged up with Big
Ben nursing an ankle and their top
RB out with an ACL. Pittsburgh has 6
SB titles.
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Detroit LIons
10-6
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With Matt Stafford emerging the Lions have
put behind years of futility to make the 2011
NFL playoffs.
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Cincinnati Bengals 9-7
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Rookie Andy Dalton has been a spark
plug as the Bengals return to the
playoffs.
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