NFL standings, Week 12: Where things stand in each division as we move toward Week 13

The NFL closes out November with its Week 12 schedule, and we've got a healthy mix of tight divisions and clear domination. The Vikings look like they will cruise to the NFC North title, the Chiefs are rolling to yet another AFC West title, and the Titans are dominating the AFC South.

On the other side of things, the Bucs, 49ers, Ravens, and Bills are all a game less up in their respective divisions. Meanwhile, the Eagles aren't quite dominating like Minnesota, Kansas City, or Tennessee, but with a 1.5 game lead on the Cowboys, they're in a strong position.

Below are the eight divisional standings, along with some quick thoughts about each division after 12 weeks of football. We'll update through the rest of the day and as the NFL moves toward Week 13.

AFC East

The Bills opened the week with a tough 28-25 win over the Lions on Thanksgiving. The Patriots followed that evening with a 33-26 loss to the Vikings. The Jets crushed the Bears 31-10 with Mike White impressing in place of Zach Wilson.

  1. Buffalo Bills, 8-3
  2. Miami Dolphins, 7-3
  3. New York Jets, 7-4
  4. New England Patriots, 6-5

AFC North

TBD

  1. Baltimore Ravens, 7-3
  2. Cincinnati Bengals, 6-4
  3. Cleveland Browns, 3-7
  4. Pittsburgh Steelers, 3-7

AFC South

TBD

  1. Tennessee Titans, 7-3
  2. Indianapolis Colts, 4-6-1
  3. Jacksonville Jaguars, 3-7
  4. Houston Texans, 1-8-1

AFC West

TBD

  1. Kansas City Chiefs, 8-2
  2. Los Angeles Chargers, 5-5
  3. Las Vegas Raiders, 3-7
  4. Denver Broncos, 3-7

NFC East

The Cowboys beat the Giants 28-20 on Thanksgiving. The Commanders held off the Falcons in the closing seconds to get a win that has them hot on the Giants' heels.

  1. Philadelphia Eagles, 9-1
  2. Dallas Cowboys, 8-3
  3. New York Giants, 7-4
  4. Washington Commanders, 7-5

NFC North

The Vikings beat the Patriots on Thanksgiving night and are closing in on the division title. The Lions lost to the Bills on a last-second field goal. The Bears were thumped by the Jets in New Jersey.

  1. Minnesota Vikings, 9-2
  2. Detroit Lions, 4-7
  3. Green Bay Packers, 4-7
  4. Chicago Bears, 3-9

NFC South

The Falcons lost to the Commanders after coming up short in a goal to go situation late in the fourth quarter.

  1. Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 5-5
  2. Atlanta Falcons, 5-7
  3. New Orleans Saints, 4-7
  4. Carolina Panthers, 3-8

NFC West

TBD

  1. San Francisco 49ers, 6-4
  2. Seattle Seahawks, 6-4
  3. Arizona Cardinals, 4-7
  4. Los Angeles Rams, 3-7

  
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