There actually was one had the Jets lost today. I don't believe there are any remaining now. The reason for that is if the Jets went 9-7 now it would give them another AFC loss. I think they'd lose on tiebreakers due to having what would then be a 6-6 AFC record.
Alright, I'll play stat-guy for a second. I'm arbitrarily assigning the following probabilities to each game: Bengals (50%) @ Colts (50%) Bengals (60%) @ Broncos (40%) Bengals (60%) vs. Steelers (40%) Patriots (60%) @ Jaguars (40%) Patriots (75%) vs. Titans (25%) Jaguars (50%) vs. Chiefs (50%) Broncos (75%) vs. 49ers (25%) 1) Patriots lose 2 games 2) Jaguars lose 1 game and Bengals lose 2 games 3) Jaguars lose 1 game and Broncos lose 1 game 4) Bengals lose 2 games and Broncos lose 1 game Scenario 1 happens 10% of the time. Scenario 2 happens 40% of the time. Scenario 3 happens 56% of the time. Scenario 4 happens 28% of the time. The chance of none of those scenarios happening is around 17%. So, if the Jets win out, if you more or less agree with these probabilities, they make the playoffs 83% of the time. I've also been very conservative with the percentages, because I actually think it's extremely probable that the Patriots beat the Jaguars and the Bengals beat the Broncos. So, the chance of getting in the playoffs is actually probably a little higher, again, assuming the Jets win out.
