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Week 14 in the NFL certainly provided some surprises with the league’s top teams — particularly in the NFC. The Dallas Cowboys needed to rally to beat the Houston Texans while the Minnesota Vikings were defeated by the Detroit Lions, giving the Philadelphia Eagles a stranglehold of the conference lead. The race for the final playoff spots in the NFC are also getting interesting. <\/p>\n

The AFC had the Kansas City Chiefs keep pace with the Buffalo Bills in the race for home-field advantage in the conference, while the Cincinnati bengals and Baltimore Ravens continue their battle to win the AFC North.<\/p>\n

Plenty of playoff talk to go around as the season is starting to hit the home stretch, with overreactions galore. With the Sunday afternoon games finalized, which overreactions are just that — and which are reality. <\/p>\n

The Eagles are going to be the No. 1 seed in the NFC<\/h2>\n

Overreaction or reality:<\/strong> reality <\/p>\n

At this rate, the Eagles would have to have a major implosion to lose the race for the No. 1 seed in the NFC. Thanks to the Vikings’ loss to the Lions Sunday, the Eagles only have to finish the season 3-1 to clinch the top seed in the conference. Even if the Eagles go just 2-2, the Cowboys would have to go 4-0 to pass them. <\/p>\n