With just two weeks of NFL action remaining following this weekend’s thrilling slate of Week 15 matchups, now is a perfect time for some expert AFC predictions on just what will go down in the almost wide-open American Conference over the final two weeks of the 2017 regular season. With some eye-opening results taking place this past weekend, let’s get busy with my expert NFL betting predictions for the final two weeks!
The Jags are ranked an impressive fifth in scoring (26.7 ppg) and a stellar first in points allowed (14.9 ppg). Rookie running back Leonard Fournette can wear down defenses and veteran quarterback Blake Bortles is playing the best football of his career. Jacksonville has won three straight and seven of its last eight games and looks like they could play with any team in the AFC right about now, including New England.
AFC Predictions for the last 2 Weeks of the 2017 NFL Regular Season
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AFC Playoff Picture
- 1-New England Patriots
- 2-Pittsburgh Steelers
- 3-Jacksonville Jaguars
- 4-Kansas City Chiefs
- 5-Tennessee Titans
- 6-Buffalo Bills
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Predictions
New England Patriots
- Division: East
- Current Record: 11-3
Pittsburgh Steelers
- Division: North
- Current Record: 11-3
Jacksonville Jaguars
- Division: South
- Current Record: 10-4

Kansas City Chiefs
- Division: West
- Current Record: 8-6
In the Hunt
The Buffalo Bills (8-6), Baltimore Ravens (8-6) and Tennessee Titans (8-6) are all in a three-way tie for what looks like the final two playoff spots with the Los Angeles Chargers (7-7) one game behind.Buffalo Bills
- Division: East
- Current Record: 8-6
Baltimore Ravens
- Division: North
- Current Record: 8-6
Tennessee Titans
- Division: South
- Current Record: 8-6
Los Angeles Chargers
- Division: West
- Current Record: 7-7
Last AFC Teams to Win the Super Bowl
- New England Patriots (LI)
- Denver Broncos (L)
- New England Patriots (XLIX)
- Baltimore Ravens (XLVII)
- Pittsburgh Steelers (XLIII)