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Every 2011 NFL race charted week by week: AFC East, AFC North, AFC South, AFC West, AFC Wild Card, NFC East, NFC North, NFC South, NFC West and NFC Wild Card. Final standings, from a season that ran September 8, 2011 to January 1, 2012.
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AFC East standings, 2011
Team W L T Pct GB L10 Streak (NE) b 13 3 0 .813 - 8-2 W8 (NYJ) 8 8 0 .500 5 5-5 L3 (BUF) 6 10 0 .375 7 2-8 L1 (MIA) 6 10 0 .375 7 6-4 W1
Final standings.
Clinch key b clinched a first-round bye
Turning points The lead changed hands twice. The New England Patriots trailed by as many as 1 game in Week 3. The New England Patriots took first place for good in Week 10. The New England Patriots won 8 games in a row from Week 10 to Week 17, the longest run of the race. The Buffalo Bills led by 1 game as late as Week 3. The New England Patriots went 8-0 from Week 9 to Week 17, turning a level race into a lead of 5 games. Three teams held first place. The New England Patriots spent 16 of the season's 17 charted weeks in first place.
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2011 NFL races AFC East The New England Patriots won the 2011 NFL AFC East division race at 13-3, 5 games ahead of the New York Jets. AFC North The Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers finished tied atop the 2011 NFL AFC North division race, both at 12-4. The Baltimore Ravens won the division on an NFL tiebreaker these standings do not carry. AFC South The Houston Texans won the 2011 NFL AFC South division race at 10-6, 1 game ahead of the Tennessee Titans. AFC West The Denver Broncos, Oakland Raiders and San Diego Chargers finished tied atop the 2011 NFL AFC West division race, all at 8-8. The Denver Broncos won the division on an NFL tiebreaker these standings do not carry. AFC Wild Card The Pittsburgh Steelers took a wild card spot in the 2011 NFL AFC wild card race; the Cincinnati Bengals and Tennessee Titans finished level at 9-7 for the last wild card spot. The Cincinnati Bengals took the last wild card spot on an NFL tiebreaker these standings do not carry. NFC East The New York Giants won the 2011 NFL NFC East division race at 9-7, 1 game ahead of the Dallas Cowboys. NFC North The Green Bay Packers won the 2011 NFL NFC North division race at 15-1, 5 games ahead of the Detroit Lions. NFC South The New Orleans Saints won the 2011 NFL NFC South division race at 13-3, 3 games ahead of the Atlanta Falcons. NFC West The San Francisco 49ers won the 2011 NFL NFC West division race at 13-3, 5 games ahead of the Arizona Cardinals. NFC Wild Card The Atlanta Falcons and Detroit Lions took the 2 wild card spots in the 2011 NFL NFC wild card race, finishing 2 games ahead of the Arizona Cardinals. 🏆 PlayoffsEvery playoff game, charted. 57 NFL seasons since 1970 Closest NFL races · Biggest NFL comebacks and collapses · Weeks in first place