Bettors who had the 'Skins at plus-4.5 or the Falcons-Niners under got their dreams pummeled at the last second, but did anyone's Super Bowl hopes take a hit? Sean Wagner-McGough has a very interesting team he compares to the Bills, and Ryan Wilson and John Breech size up the Steelers and an Urban Meyer sighting as we break down everything that went down in Week 15 and more.

The Seahawks are currently the top seed in the NFC, but they could easily fall to No. 5. The Packers are No. 2, but could drop to No. 6. LET'S GET NUTS. I dove into all the playoff scenarios, and while we basically know the NFC playoff lineup, seeding is anybody's guess. Here's what might happen in the AFC, too, including how it stacks up for the Steelers.

Should the Bengals go QB at No. 1? Andy Dalton might've made sure of it. Less than 24 hours after Joe Burrow won the Heisman, Dalton threw four ugly picks (maybe don't test Stephon Gilmore) and John Breech gave Dalton and the Bengals a 'D.' Breech graded every team's performance, with an 'A' for Dallas, and here's who failed.

The Bills are 7-point 'dogs for their rematch against the Pats, which is both good and bad news for #BillsMafia. The good news is the Bills have gone 3-0 ATS the last three times they've been a TD or more 'dog. The bad news: Buffalo is just 1-2 straight-up in those games. John Breech broke down all the early odds; there's one big reason why you might want to back the Packers.

The Bengals have swooped in and stole the Dolphins' early-season thunder when it comes to tanking, but with three teams at 3-11, who'll get the No. 2 pick in the draft? R.J. White broke down how the draft order currently sits and how it's likely to end up; Week 16 has some bad games with some big ramifications.

Six days after losing to the Niners, the Saints can actually retake the NFC's No. 1 seed with a win over the Colts tonight. With Alvin Kamara not looking the same since his injury and T.Y. Hilton iffy (sounds like he'll play), there's a lot to go over, so Jared Dubin broke down all the angles, and he also has a very interesting prediction.

At midseason, Jason La Canfora was among those who figured the Bucs would move on from Jameis Winston, his predilection for turnovers too much to overcome. But now? JLC explains why Tampa's future must include the former No. 1 pick (check out THESE stats) and he's got more notes from Week 15, including why the Pats could be one-and-done.