Are the Jets out of the playoffs? All you need to know after Week 14 loss

The New York Jets have been eliminated from playoff contention for the 14th straight season. The Jets dropped to 3-10 following their 32-26 OT loss on the road to the Miami Dolphins.

The Jets led by eight points going into the fourth quarter but were outscored 11-3 in the final quarter to force OT. In overtime, Miami marched down the field and got a touchdown to secure the win.

Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers said he was frustrated with how the season played out, especially with the sky-high expectations that they had.

"Yeah, the expectations were high," Rodgers said, via ESPN. "We didn't reach them, not even close. Felt good three weeks into the season. Everybody felt real good.

"Since then, it's been a lot of difficult games with opportunities to win. We just didn't figure out how to win enough games. I didn't play good enough in some crunch times and we're sitting here with the record we have."

The Jets are now 0-7 in games decided by six or fewer points this season. New York hasn't made the playoffs since the 2010 season when it made it to the AFC Championship game.

AFC playoff picture ahead of Week 15

The AFC playoff picture is really starting to take shape.

The Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills have clinched a playoff spot, with the Chiefs getting close to clinching the No. 1 seed with a 12-1 record. Buffalo, meanwhile, is holding onto the No. 2 seed with a 10-3 record.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are atop the AFC North and hold onto the No. 3 seed with a 10-3 record. The Houston Texans hold the fourth seed and are atop the AFC South with a record of 8-5.

Meanwhile, the Wild Card spots are held by the Baltimore Ravens at 8-5, the Los Angeles Chargers at 8-5 and the Denver Broncos at 8-5.

The Indianapolis Colts at 6-7, Miami Dolphins at 6-7 and Cincinnati Bengals at 4-8 are in the hunt. However, all three teams will need help to get into the playoffs.

The AFC already has six NFL teams being eliminated from playoff contention which are the Jets, Cleveland Browns, Jacksonville Jaguars, Tennessee Titans, New England Patriots and Las Vegas Raiders.