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A Supercomputer has predicted the final standings of each NFL division after Week 6 of the 2026 season and the results make for fascinating reading.
The San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs remain unbeaten this season following their recent victories over the Washington Commanders and the Los Angeles Chargers, respectively, while the Buffalo Bills secured their fifth victory of the campaign with a hard-fought 33-30 win over the Las Vegas Raiders.
In Week 7, the Minnesota VIkings return to action against the Indianapolis Colts as they look to make it six wins from as many games.
Ahead of the Chicago Bears welcoming the New England Patriots to Solider Field on Friday, we asked AI to predict the final NFL standings in each division in both the AFC and NFC conferences.
The results are based on current form, roster strength, remaining schedule and injuries rather than simply extending their current record.
| AFC East |
Predicted Record |
|---|---|
| 1. Buffalo Bills |
12-5 |
| 2. New England Patriots |
10-7 |
| 3. New York Jets |
6-11 |
| 4. Miami Dolphins |
4-13 |
The Bills are projected to win 12 regular-season games, topping the AFC East standings in the process, ahead of the Patriots, the New York Jets and the Miami Dolphins.
| AFC North |
Predicted Record |
|---|---|
| 1. Baltimore Ravens |
11-6 |
| 2. Pittsburgh Steelers |
10-7 |
| 3. Cleveland Browns |
9-8 |
| 4. Cincinnati Bengals |
8-9 |
The Supercomputer called it the 'toughest' division to call, but backed the Baltimore Ravens to finish at the top of the AFC North standings, ahead of the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Cleveland Browns and the Cincinnati Bengals.
| AFC South |
Predicted Record |
|---|---|
| 1. Jacksonville Jaguars |
10-7 |
| 2. Houston Texans |
9-8 |
| 3. Indianapolis Colts |
8-9 |
| 4. Tennessee Titans |
5-12 |
The Jacksonville Jaguars have been tipped to narrowly pip the Houston Texans to the top spot in the AFC South standings, with the Colts and the Tennessee Titans finishing third and fourth, respectively.
| AFC West |
Predicted Record |
|---|---|
| 1. Kansas City Chiefs |
13-4 |
| 2. Denver Broncos |
11-6 |
| 3. Las Vegas Raiders |
7-10 |
| 4. Los Angeles Chargers |
3-14 |
The Chiefs are on a five-game winning streak and are projected to finish top of the AFC West standings, complete with 13 regular-season game wins. The Los Angeles Chargers are predicted to lose a whopping 14 regular-season games — the most of any team.
| NFC East |
Predicted Record |
|---|---|
| 1. Philadelphia Eagles |
10-7 |
| 2. Dallas Cowboys |
8-9 |
| 3. New York Giants |
7-9-1 |
| 4. Washington Commanders |
6-10-1 |
The Philadelphia Eagles suffered a bruising defeat to the Carolina Panthers in their Week 6 clash in London but are still tipped to finish top in the NFC East standings, even without star quarterback Jalen Hurts, who will miss the rest of the season through injury.
| NFC North |
Predicted Record |
|---|---|
| 1. Minnesota Vikings |
12-5 |
| 2. Green Bay Packers |
11-6 |
| 3. Chicago Bears |
9-8 |
| 4. Detroit Lions |
8-9 |
The Vikings are one of three undefeated teams heading into Week 7 and have been backed to beat the Green Bay Packers to top spot in the NFC North standings, with the Bears and the Detroit Lions finishing third and fourth, respectively.
| NFC South |
Predicted Record |
|---|---|
| 1. Carolina Panthers |
10-7 |
| 2. Atlanta Falcons |
8-9 |
| 3. New Orleans Saints |
7-10 |
| 4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers |
5-12 |
The Supercomputer has hailed the Panthers as a 'surprise division winner' following their 25-14 win over the Eagles at Wembley Stadium. They finished top of the NFC South standings, ahead of the Atlanta Falcons, the New Orleans Saints and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
| NFC West |
Predicted Record |
|---|---|
| 1. San Francisco 49ers |
13-4 |
| 2. Seattle Seahawks |
9-8 |
| 3. Los Angeles Rams |
7-10 |
| 4. Arizona Cardinals |
6-11 |
The 49ers have yet to taste defeat this season but are predicted to lose four regular-season games, yet are still backed to top the NFC West standings, ahead of the Seattle Seahawks, the Los Angeles Rams and the Arizona Cardinals.
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