The NFC playoff picture is starting to take shape, as the Washington Commanders earned a massive win over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday to set themselves up for their first playoff berth in four years.

The Dallas Cowboys won a wild "Sunday Night Football" game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who were dealt a setback in their playoff hopes.

The day started with uncertainty for the Dallas Cowboys. While waiting to see if one of their division rivals would take care of another, Dallas’ playoff hopes were spoiled by midday. When Washington defeated Philadelphia on Sunday afternoon,

Neither the Buccaneers nor the Falcons will stand much of a chance against the NFC's No. 5 seed. Right now, that's the 13-win Minnesota Vikings. Crazier things have happened, and I know the ghost of the "BeastQuake" looms over us all when we look at the supposed undeserved playoff teams that happen to win their division.

With two weeks remaining in the regular season, the NFC playoff picture is beginning to take shape, but much remains unsettled. Only two teams, the Detroit Lions and the Philadelphia Eagles, have clinched playoff spots,

Dallas Cowboys clinch a crucial victory against the Buccaneers, showcasing strong performance and forcing turnovers, impacting the NFC South standings.