The NFL postseason field is nearly set, with two spots up for grabs and seeding to be determined heading into the final weekend of the regular season.

With no Monday Night Football game, Week 18 concludes with NBC's Sunday Night Football. In a classic rivalry, Derrick Henry and the Baltimore Ravens (8-8) will visit Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers (9-7) with their seasons at stake -- winner takes the AFC North, loser misses the playoffs.

The 2025 NFL regular season comes to an end on Sunday, and two playoff berths are still to be determined, with the AFC North and NFC South on the line.

Let's update our NFL Power Rankings one more time ahead of Week 18. We also picked out lessons for all 32 teams in 2025.

Only one of the seven seeds has been determined in the NFC playoff picture. The Green Bay Packers will have the conference's No. 7 seed. Six matchups of the conference's eight matchups this weekend could play a role in determining the seeding in the NFC side of the playoff bracket. Here is how the seeding would look with each result, via NFL Plus:

There are usually at least five NFL head coaches fired every year. With that said, fans should expect to see a few staff changes made in the coming days. During an appearance on Kevin Clark's "This is Football" podcast,

Two spots remain open in the playoffs, while both No. 1 seeds are up for grabs. Here's everything to know about clinching scenarios for Week 18.

NFL.com columnist Jeffri Chadiha and NFL.com analyst Marc Ross break down what's at stake in the the NFC playoff race in Week 18.

Week 18 was always about meaningful games that drive ratings and keep NFL fans glued to the TV for hours. Now the league is reaping those benefits.