Yes. Six teams from each conference make the playoffs, the four division winners and the two teams with the best won/loss record that did not win their division. If a division winner's record is less than .500 they still make the playoffs. If the record of one of the two teams with the best record that did not win their division is less than .500, they still make the playoffs.
Only three teams with losing records have ever made the NFL playoffs: The Browns and Lions both entered the 1982 playoffs with 4-5 records. (The season was shortened by a players' strike.) In 2010 the Seattle Seahawks won the NFC West with a 7-9 record, becoming the first NFL team to make the playoffs with a losing record in a full season.
There is no set win-loss record to make the playoffs. The record needed is the best win-loss record that wins your team their division, or one of the two best records for wild car playoff spots. Teams with 11-5 records have missed the playoffs while in 2010 the Seahawks became the first team with a losing record (7-9) to win their division and then win a playoff game.
The team's playoff record is 33-25.
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For playoff purposes. The team in a conference with the best overall record is the No. 1. A playoff team with the weakest overall conference record is the No. 6 seed.
The New York Giants hold the NFL record of most playoff appearances with 31.
The New York Giants hold the NFL record of most playoff appearances with 31.
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As of the start of the 2008 season, the St. Louis Rams and the Minnesota Vikings have the most franchise playoff losses with 24. The Vikings playoff record is 18-24 and the Rams playoff record is 19-24.
The team with the best overall record wins the division. Division records only come into play for determining tiebreakers.
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