Funny you should mention the OL, I remember one instance where Seahawks brought a blitz and Phil Loadholt absolutely blocked nobody.  I got a good laugh out of that one.

Remaining schedules:

SEA:

vs Jets, @Dolphins, @Bears, vs Cards, @Bills, vs 49ers, Vs Rams.

Tough games against Dolphins, Bears and Niners.

DET:

@Vikings, vs Pack, vs Texans, vs Colts,  @Pack, @Cardinals, vs Falcons, vs Bears.

This is a brutal fucking schedule with 7 of the 8 games against winning/playoff contending teams.  Should never have dropped that game against my shitty Titans.

TB

vs Chargers, @Panthers, vs Falcons, @ Broncos, vs Eagles, @Saints, vs Rams, @Falcons.

Mix of teams here.  Chargers, Panthers, Eagles and Rams should be easier games.  Falcons and Broncos and Saints are the tough games, although the Falcons game at the end might be easier since Atlanta might have clinched home field and won't play starters.

MIN:

Nov 11 vs DET
Nov 25 @CHI
Dec 2 @GB
Dec 9 vs CHI
Dec 16 @STL
Dec 23 @HOU
Dec 30 vs GB

Almost as difficult as Detroit.  The game vs Detroit might be a losers out game.   Play Chicago and GB twice along with a trip to Houston.  Although STL might be an easier game than anticipated.

Just purely looking at the schedules, Seattle is in very good shape.  Toughest game is at the Bears and they have a nice break where they get to face the Cards and Bills in back to back games.  And they end the season with 2 home games.  Tampa has the second easiest schedule here but they seem to be outscoring teams as opposed to stopping them.  Detroit and Minnesota have difficult schedules and will need to catch a break somewhere (upset by an also ran team).  Minnesota also lost to Seattle and Tampa so they'll need more help since they lose out on the head to head tiebreaker.

Um, that was really embarrasing to watch today.  Titans looked like a bunch of fools today.  I expected them to lose but to at least put up a fight in the first half.  At least they got blown out early so I could do some other things today.

Only problem I might see with the Bears would be OL pass protection. 

Doug Martin scored 4tds today vs the Raiders.  He also started for my FF team and got me 51 points.

Ponder played poorly today.  So much so that he got called out by one of the announcers on Fox.  2nd time in three weeks that he hasn't mustered up 100 yards passing.  That's very bad.  Too bad since AP had a fabulous day.

Lions won again.  Too bad Stafford didn't get any td passes.  I believe Seattle has the last playoff spot right now.  Green Bay probably has a head up on the first WC spot.  So I believe Seattle and Lions, maybe the Bucs fight it out for the last spot.

Angels decline Haren's option.  So he hits the FA market.  Red Sox were supposedly interested as well.  It works out for Haren as well, I think he should be able to get a multi year deal worth more than 15.5 million.

The Angels have more than enough money now to resign Greinke having shed 12 million from Ervin Santana's contract and now Haren's option.

Axilin, Hamilton reportedly wants a 7yr deal worth 175 million.  Don't know if the Cubs (or any club) will offer that given his off the field problems and the way Texas nosedived during the last week.

Axlin 12 can probably give a more detailed response but Marmol is horribly inconsistent as a closer.  He goes through stretches where he blows games left and right.  Add in the 9.8 million dollar salary and he was very difficult to trade.

They get a decent SP in Haren and can just find a closer that is probably on their roster somewhere.  Much better than spending 9.8 million on Marmol and then trying find a competent SP in FA or trade market.  Which wouldn't really be wise since the Cubs are trying to keep all their young prospects for a division run in a year or two.

The Chiefs have a stone cold lock on the #1 pick.  This is how bad it's been for them--they have not lead at all this season.  Not one second.  That is very hard to do in the NFL.  I think they take Barkley or Geno Smith.  Another astounding stat--they have not won a game with a drafted QB since 1987.

I'm starting to think Denver might have a very legit chance to represent the AFC.  Soft schedule should provide some easy wins and their defense + run game looks good.  Only thing that gives me pause is that Manning is a choker in the playoffs. 

I think most of the NFC spots are locked up barring a late season slump. 

Atlanta
New York Giants
Chicago
San Francisco
Green Bay

Atlanta plays in a weak division.  Redskins have no d.  Cowboys and Eagles seem to be falling apart.  So the Giants path to the division title just got a lot easier.  Chicago has the best d in the league.  San Francisco only has Seattle to contend with as Arizona has dropped off and the Rams are rebuilding.  Green Bay seems to be clicking at the right time.

I could definitely see the Lions making a late charge for that last spot in the NFC.  They've been playing better lately.  Tough end of season schedule with games against ATL and CHI both at home provide a challenge though.