NFL Playoffs picture: Which teams have secured a spot in the postseason after Week 15? 

The NFL Playoffs are just around the corner and teams are giving it a final push to try and qualify for the postseason. After the Week 15 round of games, a total of six teams have confirmed their places in the playoffs. There are still eight postseason spots available, with three more games for each team remaining in the regular season.

The Philadelphia Eagles (13-1) were the first team to qualify for the postseason and did so after their Week 14 win over the New York Giants. They were joined by the San Francisco 49ers (10-4), Minnesota Vikings (11-3), Buffalo Bills (11-3), Kansas City Chiefs (11-3), and Dallas Cowboys (10-4) in Week 15.

As things stand, the Vikings, Niners, and Chiefs are the three teams that have already clinched their respective divisional titles. The Eagles can win the NFC East title by beating the Cowboys in Week 16 or by winning any of their final three regular-season games.

While some franchises are still in the hunt for a playoff berth, five teams have officially been pushed out of playoff contention. The Houston Texans (1-10-1), Chicago Bears (3-10), Denver Broncos (3-10), Arizona Cardinals (4-10), and Los Angeles Rams (4-10) won't be playing in the postseason. The Rams were the latest team to fail to make the playoffs after their loss to the Green Bay Packers on Monday.

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When is the NFL Playoffs?

Philadelphia Eagles QB Jalen Hurts

The NFL playoffs will commence a week after the regular season ends. The postseason begins on January 14, 2023, with three consecutive days of wildcard games.

The divisional round will then take place the following weekend from January 21-22. The conference championship matchups will be held on January 29. The all-important Super Bowl will be played at the SoFi Stadium on Sunday, February 12.