Simple NFC Tiebreaker Chart, 2014, After Week 16

Notes and assumptions:

1. No possibility of further tie games except GB-DET.
2. Tiebreaker winners are as they would be if the teams were tied at the end of the season, NOT as if the season ended right now.
3. Tiebreakers that don't affect playoff berths or seeding are ignored. 
4. Division ties are broken first.  (Example: If ARI, SEA, and DET all finish 12-4, break the ARI-SEA tie first.  Then apply the tiebreaker between DET and the ARI-SEA winner.)
5. If three or more teams are tied, apply that tiebreaker, not the two-team tiebreaker.
6. Strength of victory is the combined winning percentage (essentially, the number of wins) of the teams a team has beaten. It has nothing to do with point totals.
7. Locked berths: none.
8. Clinched divisions: DAL.
9. Clinched berths: ARI, DET, GB, SEA.
10. Eliminated: WAS, NYG, CHI, MIN, TB, STL, SF, NO, PHI.
11. Eliminated from wild card: CAR, ATL.
12. The complete tiebreaker rules are here.

NFC Division Tiebreakers after Week 16:

Tied Teams	Record		Winner	Why?
GB-DET	11-4-1		DET	head-to-head
ATL-NO	7-9		ATL	head-to-head
ARI-SEA			SEA	head-to-head

NFC Wild Card and Seeding Tiebreakers after Week 16:

Tied Teams	Record	Extra conditions	Winner	Why?
DAL-GB			GB	conference record
DAL-DET			DET	conference record
DAL-ARI			ARI	head-to-head
DAL-SEA			DAL	head-to-head
GB-ARI	12-4	GB beats DET	GB	common opponents
GB-ARI	11-5	GB loses to DET	ARI	strength of victory
GB-SEA			SEA	head-to-head
DET-ARI			ARI	head-to-head
DET-SEA			SEA	common opponents
DAL-GB-ARI	12-4		GB	DAL eliminated on conference record; common opponents
DAL-GB-SEA			SEA	conference record
DAL-DET-ARI			ARI	head-to-head
DAL-DET-SEA			SEA	DAL eliminated on conference record; common opponents