That created a three-way tie for the top spot in the NFC after the Vikings beat the Bears on Monday night. The Eagles, Lions and Vikings are all 12-2 with three games remaining, meaning that the battle for the top seed is very much in play.

While the Lions and Vikings battle it out for the NFC North title, the Eagles are a win away form locking up the NFC East and the No. 2 seed in the conference -- guaranteeing two

Both the Philadelphia Eagles and Minnesota Vikings won in Week 15, creating a tie atop the NFC as all three teams have 12-2 records. As it stands, Detroit currently holds the advantage over both teams. The Lions have a better record in the NFC than the Eagles, while they have the head-to-head tiebreaker over the Vikings.

A look at the NFC playoff picture, tiebreaker for No. 1 seed and homefield advantage between Detroit Lions, Philadelphia Eagles, Minnesota Vikings.

With Denver's win over Indy on Sunday, the AFC playoff picture looks clear. The seven teams aren't locked in yet, but they could be soon.

The Philadelphia Eagles have done everything that it can to give itself a chance at the No. 1 seed in the NFC. There are just three weeks left in the regular season and the Eagles and Detroit Lions are both tied with stellar 12-2 records.

The Eagles find themselves tied with the Detroit Lions in the race for the top seed in the NFC but they do need help to make it happen.

The Minnesota Vikings, Detroit Lions and Philadelphia Eagles are tied at the top with 12-2 records. The final three games will determine who gets the bye. Let’s take a look at each team. Minnesota Vikings Remaining Schedule - @ Seattle,

The battle for NFC supremacy has come down to two powerhouses: the Philadelphia Eagles and the Detroit Lions. While both teams have demonstrated dominance throughout the season, the health of their rosters has painted starkly different pictures.