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Tim Tebow and the Broncos pulled out yet another come-from-behind victory in the closing minutes on Sunday, but the best comeback goes to the Giants and Eli Manning who “Tim Tebowed” the Dallas Cowboys to take over the NFC East.

The battle for the NFC East kicks off in Dallas on Sunday night, the Broncos look to pad their lead in the AFC West with a win and some help from the undefeated Packers, and the Texans, Saints, and Patriots aim to extend winning streaks. Oh yeah, Michael Vick is back. 

Four 9-3 teams and five 7-5 teams make the AFC Playoff race strangley simplistic and utterly complicated at the same time. Let’s try to make some sense of it all.

The top three teams in the NFC were victorious in Week 13 while the conference’s Wildcard contenders all lost. As a result, the final projected standings didn’t drastically change. A different NFC East champion was crowned, however.

The Steelers reminded the Bengals who still rules the AFC North, the Texans keep on winning, and Tim Tebow and the Broncos do it again, only this time, through the air.

The Saints and Lions meet in our first Flex game and a handful of contenders battle for playoff positioning. Yes, December is here. Intensity increases, stakes are raised, and Andy Reid is at his best… uh, cancel that last part.

The AFC proved more complicated than the NFC. Yet somehow, I managed to boil the nine teams in playoff contention down to six. An 11-5 team was left home dreaming of what could have been.

The NFL playoffs are approaching. Normally, I’d want an idea of who’s in and who’s out of the playoff picture. Except this year. I can’t letdown all four of my readers who depend on these projections, though, so here we go. NFC today. AFC whenever I find time to figure that mess out.

Several teams dropped out of playoff contention on Sunday while other playoff contenders struggled with quarterback deficiencies. Elsewhere, DeSean Jackson gets benched, Tim Tebow wins again, and the Colts remain defeated.

Regardless of financial status, family life, career, or lack of Twitter followers, we can all find at least one thing to be thankful for this Thanksgiving… and so can all 32 NFL teams. And yes, that includes the Colts.