NFL playoff picture: Which teams have clinched postseason berths ...

The NFL playoffs are set.

After a Week 18 that saw Tampa Bay and Denver claim the two remaining playoff spots, and multiple other teams lock in their seeding, the path to the Super Bowl finally became clear.

NFC

No. 1 seed: Detroit Lions (15-2): The Lions earned the NFC North title, the No. 1 NFC seed and a bye after beating Minnesota in the final game of the regular season.

Playoff opponent: Still to be determined. The Lions have a first-round bye.

No. 2 seed: Philadelphia Eagles (14-3). The Eagles clinched this seed with their Week 17 win against Dallas to win the NFC East.

Playoff opponent: Jan. 12 vs. Green Bay during wild-card weekend (4:30 p.m. ET, FOX)

No. 3 seed: Tampa Bay Buccaneers (10-7): With a dramatic win Sunday that came down to the final moments, the Buccaneers clinched the NFC South to at last earn a playoff berth. Had the Buccaneers lost and Atlanta won, the Falcons would have made the playoffs and knocked out Tampa. When the Los Angeles Rams lost a few hours later, the Bucs improved to the third seed.

Playoff opponent: Jan. 12 vs. Washington in wild-card round (7:30 p.m. ET, NBC/Peacock).

No. 4 seed: Los Angeles Rams (10-7): A close loss to Seattle in Week 18 affected LA's seed. Instead of hosting Washington in the wild-card round as the third seed, the Rams will now host either the Lions or Vikings, depending on that outcome.

Playoff opponent: Jan. 13 vs. Minnesota (8 p.m. ET, ESPN/ABC).

No. 5 seed: Minnesota Vikings (14-3): A loss in the regular-season finale dropped the Vikings from a possible first seed to fifth.

Playoff opponent: Jan. 13 at Los Angeles (8 p.m. ET, ESPN/ABC).

No. 6 seed: Washington Commanders (12-5): The Commanders pulled off a second-half comeback Sunday against Dallas to clinch the NFC’s No. 6 seed but needed to know the outcome of the Rams' regular-season finale before they could lock in their first-round matchup.

Playoff opponent: Jan. 12 at Tampa Bay in wild-card round (7:30 p.m. ET, NBC/Peacock).

No. 7 seed: Green Bay Packers (11-6): The Packers’ last-second loss to Chicago on Sunday broke an 11-game winning streak against the Bears and ensured Green Bay would earn the final playoff berth.

Playoff opponent: Jan. 12 at Philadelphia during wild-card weekend (4:30 p.m. ET, FOX).

AFC

No. 1 seed: Kansas City Chiefs (15-2): Before even playing Sunday, the Chiefs had already locked up their ninth consecutive AFC West championship and the AFC’s No. 1 seed.

Playoff opponent: To be determined; first-round playoff bye.

No. 2 seed: Buffalo Bills (13-4): The champion of the AFC East, the Bills lost in Week 18 to New England, but it did not affect their seed.

Playoff opponent: Jan. 12 vs. Denver in the wild-card round (1 p.m. ET, CBS/Paramount+).

No. 3 seed: Baltimore Ravens (12-5): The Ravens secured their seed with Saturday’s victory against Cleveland that won the AFC North.

Playoff opponent: Jan. 11 vs. Pittsburgh in the wild-card round (8 p.m. ET, Amazon Prime Video). Their season series ended 1-1.

No. 4 seed: Houston Texans (10-7): The Texans beat Tennessee in Week 18 having already clinched the AFC South title.

Playoff opponent: Jan. 11 vs. the Los Angeles Chargers in a wild-card matchup (4:30 p.m. ET, CBS/Paramount+).

No. 5 seed: Los Angeles Chargers (11-6): The Chargers routed Las Vegas, 34-20, in Week 18 to move up to the fifth seed rather than fall the sixth.

Playoff opponent: Jan. 11 at Houston in a wild-card matchup (4:30 p.m. ET, CBS/Paramount+).

No. 6 seed: Pittsburgh Steelers (10-7): The Steelers ended the season on a four-game losing streak.

Playoff opponent: Jan. 11 at Baltimore in the wild-card round (8 p.m. ET, Amazon Prime Video).

No. 7 seed: Denver (10-7): The Broncos claimed the seventh and final playoff spot in the AFC by beating Kansas City, 38-0, on Sunday. The victory clinched the berth outright and eliminated Miami and Cincinnati.

Playoff opponent: Jan. 12 at Buffalo in the wild-card round (1 p.m. ET, CBS/Paramount+).