2012
AFC East-
1 New England 12-4
2 Miami 7-9
3 New York 6-10
4 Buffalo 6-10
AFC North
1 Baltimore 10-6
2 Cincinnati 10-6
3 Pittsburgh 8-8
4 Cleveland 5-11
AFC South
1 Houston 12-4
2 Indianapolis 11-5
4 Jacksonville 2-14
AFC West
1 Denver 13-3
2 San Diego 7-9
3 Oakland 4-12
4 Kansas City 2-14
NFC East
1 Washington 10-6
2 New York 9-7
2 New York 9-7
3 Dallas 8-8
4 Philadelphia 4-12
NFC North
1 Green Bay 11-5
3 Chicago 10-6
4 Detroit 4-12
NFC South
1 Atlanta 13-3
2 Carolina 7-9
3 New Orleans 7-9
4 Tampa Bay 7-9
3 New Orleans 7-9
4 Tampa Bay 7-9
NFC West
1 San Francisco 11-4-1
2 Seattle 11-5
3 St. Louis 7-8-1
4 Arizona 5-11
OPOY: Adrian Peterson, RB Minnesota
2- Calvin Johnson, WR Detroit
3- Peyton Manning, QB Denver
DPOY: J.J. Watt, DE Houston
2- Aldon Smith, LB San Francisco
3- Von Miller, LB Denver
COY: Bruce Aryans/Chuck Pagano, Indianapolis
2- Pete Carroll, Seattle
3- John Fox, Denver
Playoffs
AFC
1 DEN
2 NE
3 HOU
4 BAL
5 IND
6 CIN
NFC
1 ATL
2 SF
3 GB
4 WSH
5 SEA
6 MIN
Wild Card Round
6)
over 3)
23-20 OT- The Bengals end the Texans season in overtime behind a great defensive performance from Geno Atkins to send Cincinnati to the Divisional Round
3)
over 6)
26-23- Aaron Rodgers and the Packers hold firm at home despite a valiant effort from Adrian Peterson and Jared Allen
3)
Divisional Round
1)
over 4)
20-12- The Ravens offense falters once again against the Texans as Baltimore can muster only four field goals in a defeat to Houston
3)
over 2)
38-34- In another classic Brady/Manning duel, the Patriots get the better of the Broncos once again behind three Tom Brady touchdown passes
Conference Championships
1)
over 2)
27-16- To much Matt Ryan for the 49ers stellar defense to handle as Colin Kaepernick throws three interceptions to set up three Matt Ryan touchdown passes to send Atlanta to the Super Bowl
3)
over 1)
34-21 The Patriots overwhelm the Texans once again thanks in large part to two interceptions by Devin McCourty
Super Bowl XLVII, New Orleans
them their fourth Super Bowl title in the Brady/Belichick era
Super Bowl MVP: Tom Brady, QB New England
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