The Broncos are a win away from reaching the playoffs for the first time since the Peyton Manning era. After a 31-13 win over the Colts on Sunday, Denver moved into the No. 6 spot in the AFC. Here’s a look at the current playoff picture entering NFL Week 14, as well as scenarios for Denver to clinch a postseason berth: NFC playoff picture Who’s in if the playoffs started today: Detroit Lions (12-2) — Clinched Philadelphia Eagles (12-2) — Clinched Tampa Bay Buccaneers (8-6) — 83% probability to reach playoffs, per NFL.com. Los Angeles Rams (8-6) — 54% Minnesota Vikings (12-2) — Clinched Green Bay Packers (10-4) — >99% Washington Commanders (9-5) — 78% In the hunt: Seattle Seahawks (8-6) — 36% Atlanta Falcons (7-7) — 35% Arizona Cardinals (7-7) — 13% Not mathematically eliminated: San Francisco 49ers (6-8) — <1% Dallas Cowboys (6-8) — <1% New Orleans Saints (6-8) — <1% Better luck next year: Chicago Bears (4-10), Carolina Panthers (3-11), New York Giants (2-12). AFC playoff picture Who’s in if the playoffs started today: Kansas City Chiefs (13-1) — Clinched Buffalo Bills (11-3) — Clinched Pittsburgh Steelers (10-4) — Clinched Houston Texans (9-5) — Clinched Baltimore Ravens (9-5) — >99% Denver Broncos (9-5) — 91% Los Angeles Chargers (8-6) — 86% In the hunt: Indianapolis Colts (6-8) — 11% Miami Dolphins (6-8) — 12% Cincinnati Bengals (6-8) — 8% Better luck next year: New York Jets (4-10), Cleveland Browns (3-11), Jacksonville Jaguars (3-11), Tennessee Titans (3-11), New England Patriots (3-11) and Las Vegas Raiders (2-12). How the Broncos can clinch a playoff spot Win or tie one of their three remaining games: This would guarantee Denver a better record than either the Bengals, Colts or Dolphins. The Bengals AND the Dolphins each have at least a tie or a loss in their remaining games: Denver would have the better record. Cincinnati and Miami would win the tiebreaker if they all were 9-8. The Broncos win the tiebreaker over the Colts. How the Broncos can miss the playoffs Denver loses final three games AND the Bengals win out: Both teams would finish 9-8, but Cincinnati would have the head-to-head advantage after winning in Week 17. If Miami also wins out, they get in over Cincinnati. Related Articles Denver Broncos | Sean Payton embraces national spotlight. And Broncos players love that about him: “He has this swag to him” Denver Broncos | Renck: Difference between Bad Bo and The Bo Show is real. Broncos QB must learn how to have short memory in NFL. Denver Broncos | Broncos know they must reverse a key trend vs. Chargers on Thursday night to pull upset, clinch postseason bid Denver Broncos | Broncos’ Week 17 game at Cincinnati set for Saturday afternoon kick Denver Broncos | Jonathan Taylor’s goal line gaffe costly not only to Colts’ playoff chances but to fantasy football players Want more Broncos news? Sign up for the Broncos Insider to get all our NFL analysis.