A little more than halfway through the season, the division race is a dead heat. The Arizona Cardinals lead the way at 6–4, and the other three teams—the San Francisco 49ers, Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks—are 5–5.

For the better part of almost two full decades now, the NFC West has widely been regarded as one of the best divisions in football. While it may not be what it once was during the peak Legion of Boom days,

The Arizona Cardinals didn't play in Week 11 but moved up in the NFC playoff race. Thanks to a 38-6 win by the Denver Broncos over the Atlanta Falcons, the Cardinals are now third in the NFC. They entered the week as the No.

NFL playoffs ahead of Super Bowl 59 based on the current AFC and NFC standings?With seven-plus weeks left in the regular season, here's an updated look at who would be in, who would be out, and where all the potential postseason teams would be seeded going into Week 11's Sunday games:MORE: SN's NFL Power Rankings for Week 12NFL standings through Week 11AFC playoff picture1.