NFL.com right now has the AFC wildcards as Denver and Jacksonville. How is this so? RIGHT on the same website is this explanation for wildcard tiebreakers: Since head to head is the FIRST applicable tiebreaker, how the hell is JAX the wildcard when we just beat them????? *EDIT* Nevermind...forgot it was more than two....my bad.
Its a four way tie so it goes to conference record AFC Playoff tiebreakers * Miami finishes ahead of N.Y. Jets in division based on head to head (2-0). * Jacksonville earns the No. 6 seed ahead of Miami, Baltimore and N.Y. Jets based on conference record (6-3 to the Ravens' 6-4, Dolphins' 5-4). * Baltimore finishes ahead of Miami based on conference record (6-4 to the Dolphins' 5-4).
