The City of Seattle may have to switch up some scheduling in October, due to the two teams' scheduled games being too close for comfort

And then there were 14. That's the number of NFL teams that are headed to the NFL postseason, which begins next week. The regular season concluded Sunday, with the final division titles and last playoff berths determined during a thrilling 14-game slate.

As a matter of fact, out of the four 0-3 teams that have made the postseason since 1990, the Texans are the only one that have pulled off the feat this century. That Texans team lost each their first three games by seven points or less, so they were just a few plays away from starting 3-0. They also played in a very winnable AFC South division.

Game 2 has long been a key data point in determining if teams will make the playoffs. Here are the Colts' odds

The NFL has made a major schedule change, flexing the 49ers-Buccaneers into a late slot and pushing down Patriots-Saints.

Week 4 of NFL action wraps up late with a "Monday Night Football" doubleheader capped off by the Broncos vs. Bengals. Here's everything to know.

An unlikely MLB playoff run is reportedly causing some major scheduling issues for the NFL heading into Weeks 5 and 6 of the regular season. Coming into the year, few had the Seattle Mariners as the favorites to come out of the AL West — or even to qualify for the postseason for that matter.

According to SportsLine's Inside the Lines team, one team on Monday night has much more to lose than the other in Week 4