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"I definitely feel like we're all right," Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow said after falling to 7-2 as a starter. "We've got two big games and ... we're excited about where we're at. We're going to continue to be positive and stay motivated and just try to improve like we've done every single day in practice."
The AFC wild-card races couldn't be more muddled. Either Pittsburgh or Baltimore, whichever finishes second in the North, will get one spot. The other will go to either the Bengals (8-6), Jets (8-6), Raiders, Titans (7-7) or Chargers (6-7).
"Go into the game thinking we have to run the table to control our own destiny, and we come out of the game needing to win out to control our own destiny," Jets coach Rex Ryan said.
Atlanta and Detroit have that control in the NFC. Each is 9-5 and could get in even with two losses. A victory by each sews up those spots.
After visiting New Orleans, the Falcons finish by hosting Tampa Bay. The Lions host San Diego and travel to Green Bay to conclude the schedule.
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