JAGS 7-5 (conference 6-2)
Remaining schedule: Miami 6-6, Indy 12-0, New England, 7-5, Cleveland 1-11
Opponent's record 26-22, winning percentage .541

MIAMI 6-6 (conference 4-4)
Remaining schedule: Jags 7-5, Tennessee 5-7, Houston 5-7, Pittsburg 6-6
Opponent's record 23-25, winning percentage .479

DENVER 8-4 (conference 6-3)
Remaining schedule: Indy 12-0, Oakland 4-8, Philly 8-4, Kansas City 3-9
Opponent's record 27-21, winning percentage .562

SAN DIEGO 9-3 (conference 7-3)
Remaining schedule: Dallas 8-4, Cincy 9-3, Tennessee 5-7, Washington 3-9
Opponent's record 25-23, winning percentage .520

BALTIMORE 6-6 (conference 6-4)
Remaining schedule: Detroit 2-10, Chicago 5-7, Pittsburg 6-6, Oakland 4-8
Opponent's record 17-31, winning percentage .354

PITTSBURG 6-6 (conference 4-5)
Remaining schedule: Cleveland 1-11, Green bay 8-4, Baltimore 6-6, Miami 6-6
Opponent's record 21-27, winning percentage .437

Breaking down the playoff numbers the Jags have the second toughest schedule behind Denver. For Denver the numbers are a little off because but 2 of those games are against Kansas City and Oakland. Bad news is the easiest schedule down the stretch is Baltimore followed by Pittsburg then Miami. Good news is those three teams play each other down the stretch so there are some guaranteed losses there. Baltimore's schedule makes them the team to worry about the most when it comes to the playoffs. So to put it simply the jags really need to win this game if they want to make the playoffs. According to my math if the jags go 2-2 which they realistically can go, they will most likely make the playoffs barring Baltimore going 4 and 0 down the stretch.