GREEN BAY, Wis. – With a 6-3 record and a one-game lead in NFC playoff contention, you might think the Green Bay Packers would have a good chance of reaching the NFL postseason.

You are right.

According to NFL’s Next Gen StatsThe Packers have a 73 percent chance of making the playoffs entering week 11. Beat the Chicago Bears for the 11th time in a row This rate will increase to 80 percent on Sunday. If the Bears can end their three-game losing streak, that rate will drop to 57 percent.

The Packers lead the San Francisco 49ers in the race for the final spot in the NFC by one game.

San Francisco has a 55 percent chance of making the playoffs. If it wins at home against the drop in Seattle, that rate will rise to 64 percent. If he loses, it will drop to 35 percent.

Mathematics Similar in The New York Times.

The Packers have a 77 percent chance of reaching the playoffs entering Week 11. When you run the simulation more than 242,000 times, a victory over Chicago would increase Green Bay’s playoff chances to 83 percent. With the loss, this rate will drop to 62 percent.

Having lost their first “biggest game of the season” against the Detroit Lions before the bye, the Packers’ next “biggest game of the season” could be their home game against the 49ers next week.

According to 267,000 simulations, if the Packers can beat the Bears and 49ers in the next two weeks, their playoff odds will increase to 94 percent.

On the other hand, if the Packers beat the Bears and the 49ers beat the Seahawks and then the 49ers beat the Packers, Green Bay’s playoff odds will drop to 68 percent; a surprisingly solid number considering the head-to-head tiebreaker.

In the Washington PostThe Packers have a 72 percent chance of making the playoffs.

In Playoff SituationThe Packers’ playoff chances are 76 percent.

on ESPNGreen Bay has an 80 percent chance of making the playoffs.

At sportsbooks like FanDuelThe Packers are the heavy favorites to reach the postseason. Green Bay is -300, which means an implied probability of 75.0 percent.

Working in the Packers’ favor is their strong history and If he can eliminate some of the problems they’ve caused themselves, he’ll be a positive on offense..

The strength of the bracket, their two home defeats in these league games, and their 2-3 record in conference play work against them; This is an important tiebreaker.

“This year in particular, that part was good,” running back Josh Jacobs said Monday. “I mean, you’ve got four solid teams, teams that probably shouldn’t have lost even some of the games they lost, but you’ve got guys that can handle the ball offensively and defensively, and special teams; in fact, at all stages.

“For us, what we try to do to come in and separate ourselves is be ourselves, play a little bit longer than the next person and, like I said, master all the details.”

Latest NFC Playoff Rankings

Here are the latest NFC playoff rankings along with playoff odds via NFL:

1.Detroit Lions: 8-1 (99 percent)

2. Philadelphia Eagles: 7-2 (93 percent)

3. Atlanta Falcons: 6-4 (80 percent)

4. Arizona Cardinals: 6-4 (58 percent)

5. Minnesota Vikings: 7-2 (92 percent)

6. Washington Commanders: 7-3 (85 percent)

7. Green Bay Packers: 6-3 (73 percent)

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8. San Francisco 49ers: 5-4 (55 percent)

9. Chicago Bears: 4-5 (2 percent)

10. Los Angeles Rams: 4-5 (11 percent)

11. Seattle Seahawks: 4-5 (11 percent)

12. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 4-6 (36 percent)

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