Here’s a look at what’s on the line in Week 17 for each team with postseason hopes.

AFC EAST

MIAMI DOLPHINS — Can clinch the division with:

1) A win

2) A tie and a New England loss or tie.

Can clinch a playoff spot with:

1) A tie and a Baltimore loss.

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Can clinch the division with:

1) A win and Miami loss or tie

2) A tie and a Miami loss

Can clinch a playoff spot with:

1) A win and a Baltimore loss or tie

2) A tie and a Baltimore loss.

NEW YORK JETS — Can clinch the division with:

1) A win and a New England loss

Can clinch a playoff spot with:

1) A win and a Baltimore loss

AFC SOUTH

TENNESSEE TITANS — Clinched the division, first-round bye and homefield advantage.

INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Clinched a playoff spot.

AFC NORTH

PITTSBURGH STEELERS — Clinched the division and a first-round bye.

BALTIMORE RAVENS — Can clinch a playoff spot with:

1) A win

2) A tie and a Miami loss or tie

3) A tie and a New England loss or tie

4) A New England loss.

AFC WEST

DENVER BRONCOS — Can clinch the division with:

1) A win or tie.

SAN DIEGO CHARGERS — Can clinch the division with:

1) A win.

ELIMINATED — Buffalo, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Houston, Jacksonville, Kansas City, Oakland.

NFC EAST

NEW YORK GIANTS — Clinched the division and homefield advantage.

DALLAS COWBOYS — Can clinch a playoff spot with:

1) A win

2) A tie, a Chicago loss or tie and a Tampa Bay loss.

3) A tie, a Minnesota loss or tie and a Tampa Bay loss.

4) A tie, a Chicago loss and a Tampa Bay tie.

5) A tie, a Minnesota loss and a Tampa Bay tie.

PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — Can clinch a playoff spot with:

1) A win and losses by Tampa Bay and Minnesota.

2) A win and losses by Tampa Bay and Chicago.

NFC SOUTH

ATLANTA FALCONS — Clinched a playoff spot.

Can clinch the division and a first-round bye with:

1) A win and a Carolina loss.

CAROLINA PANTHERS — Clinched a playoff spot.

Can clinch division and first-round bye with:

1) A win or tie.

2) An Atlanta lose or tie.

TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Can clinch a playoff spot with:

1) A win and a Dallas loss or tie.

2) A tie, a Dallas loss and a Minnesota loss or tie.

3) A tie, a Dallas loss and a Chicago loss or tie.

4) A tie, a Dallas tie, a Minnesota tie and a Chicago win or tie.

5) A tie, a Dallas tie, a Chicago tie and a Minnesota win or tie.

NORTH DIVISION

MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Can clinch the division with:

1) A win.

2) A tie and a Chicago loss or tie.

3) A Chicago loss.

Can clinch a playoff spot with:

1) A win, a Dallas loss and a Tampa Bay loss.

CHICAGO BEARS — Can clinch the division with:

1) A win and a Minnesota loss or tie.

2) A tie and a Minnesota loss.

Can clinch a playoff spot with:

1) A win and losses or ties by Dallas and Tampa Bay.

2) A tie and losses by Dallas and Tampa Bay.

WEST DIVISION

ARIZONA CARDINALS — Clinched the division.

ELIMINATED — Detroit, Green Bay, New Orleans, St. Louis, San Francisco, Seattle, Washington.

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NFC

CLINCHED: New York Giants, NFC East; Arizona, NFC West

ELIMINATED: Detroit, St. Louis, San Francisco, Seattle, Green Bay, New Orleans

New York Giants
The Giants clinch a first-round bye with:

1) A victory over Carolina OR
2) Minnesota loss or tie

The Giants clinch home-field advantage throughout NFC playoffs with a victory over Carolina.

Carolina Panthers
The Panthers clinch the NFC South title with:

1) A victory over the N.Y. Giants or tie OR
2) Tampa Bay loss or tie and Atlanta loss or tie

Carolina clinches a first-round bye with a victory over the N.Y. Giants or tie. It clinches home-field advantage throughout NFC playoffs with a victory.

Carolina clinches a playoff spot with:

1) Dallas loss or tie OR
2) Atlanta loss or tie OR
3) Tampa Bay loss or tie

Minnesota Vikings
The Vikings clinch the NFC North title with:

1) A victory over Atlanta OR
2) A tie with Atlanta and Chicago loss or tie OR
3) Chicago loss

Tampa Bay Buccaneers
The Bucs clinch a playoff spot with:

1) A victory over San Diego and Atlanta loss and PhiladelphiaI loss or tie OR
2) A victory over San Diego and Atlanta loss and Dallas loss or tie

Dallas Cowboys
The Cowboys clinch a playoff spot with:

1) A victory over Baltimore and Philadelphia loss or tie and Chicago loss or tie and Atlanta loss OR
2) A victory over Baltimore and Philadelphia loss or tie and Chicago loss or tie and Tampa Bay loss OR
3) A victory over Baltimore and Chicago loss or tie and Tampa Bay loss and Atlanta loss OR
4) A victory over Baltimore and Philadelphia loss or tie and Atlanta loss and Dallas clinches strength of victory tiebreaker over Chicago

Atlanta Falcons
The Falcons clinch a playoff spot with:

1) A victory over Minnesota and Tampa Bay loss and Dallas loss OR
2) A victory over Minnesota and Tampa Bay loss and Dallas tie and Philadelphia loss OR
3) A victory over Minnesota and Tampa Bay loss and Philadelphia loss and Chicago loss or tie OR
4) A victory over Minnesota and Tampa Bay loss and Philadelphia loss and Dallas clinches strength of victory tiebreaker over Chicago

AFC

CLINCHED: Tennessee, AFC South and first-round bye; Pittsburgh, AFC North and first-round bye; Indianapolis, wild card and No. 5 seeding

ELIMINATED: Cincinnati, Cleveland, Houston, Jacksonville, Kansas City, Oakland, Buffalo

Tennessee Titans
The Titans clinch home-field advantage throughout AFC playoffs with a victory over Pittsburgh.

Denver Broncos
The Broncos clinch the AFC West title with:

1) A victory over Buffalo or tie OR
2) San Diego loss or tie

Jan. 3, 2009: AFC, NFC wild-card games (NBC)

Jan. 4, 2009: AFC wild-card game (CBS); NFC wild-card game (FOX)

Jan. 10, 2009: AFC divisional playoff game (CBS); NFC divisional playoff game (FOX)

Jan. 11, 2009: AFC divisional playoff game (CBS); NFC divisional playoff game (FOX)

Jan. 18, 2009: AFC Championship Game (CBS); NFC Championship Game (FOX)

Feb. 1: Super Bowl XLIII at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fla.

NEW YORK- Tim Tebow was the first person that was able to congratulate the winner of the Heisman Trophy: Sam Bradford. The two stars, which are quarterbacks at some of the greatest teams in the country shake their hands and embraced themselves on Saturday night.

NEW YORK, NY Dec. 2008 –   The NBA regular season is progressing at a torrid pace and fans across the country are speculating on everything from who will win the league MVP, to how their team will perform in the playoffs – or if they’ll even make it.
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Who will be the next NBA Head Coach to be fired.
Marc Iavaroni, Grizzlies  2/1
Reggie Theus, Kings      5/2
Maurice Cheeks, 76ers   7/2
Mike Dunleavy, Clippers 5/1
Jim O’Brien, Pacers       10/1
Field                             3/1

In total, how many NBA Head Coaches will be fired before the end of the season?
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6½        5/6

MVP
Allen Iverson  20/1
Amare Stoudemire  15/1
Baron Davis  50/1
Brandon Roy 40/1
Carmelo Anthony  40/1
Caron Butler  50/1
Chauncey Billups  40/1
Chris Bosh  10/1
Chris Paul  4/1
Danny Granger  40/1
Dirk Nowitzki  25/1
Dwight Howard  8/1
Dwyane Wade  6/1
Greg Oden  200/1
Joe Johnson  25/1
Kevin Garnett  35/1
Kobe Bryant  4/1
LeBron James  1/2
Michael Beasley  200/1
Paul Pierce  20/1
Steve Nash  50/1
Tim Duncan  25/1
Tracy McGrady  35/1
Vince Carter  40/1
Yao Ming 30/1

To Win NBA Championship
Atlanta Hawks      35/1
Boston Celtics      7/2
Charlotte Bobcats      150/1
Chicago Bulls      60/1
Cleveland Cavaliers      17/2
Dallas Mavericks      45/1
Denver Nuggets      35/1
Detroit Pistons      14/1
Golden State Warriors      150/1
Houston Rockets      11/1
Indiana Pacers      100/1
Los Angeles Clippers      150/1
Los Angeles Lakers      7/4
Memphis Grizzlies      250/1
Miami Heat      40/1
Milwaukee Bucks      200/1
Minnesota Timberwolves      200/1
New Jersey Nets      150/1
New Orleans Hornets      11/1
New York Knicks      100/1
Orlando Magic      25/1
Philadelphia 76ers      40/1
Phoenix Suns      20/1
Portland Trail Blazers      30/1
Sacramento Kings      250/1
San Antonio Spurs      20/1
Oklahoma City      250/1
Toronto Raptors      45/1
Utah Jazz      14/1
Washington Wizards      100/1

For Which Team Will LeBron James play his first Game of the 2010-2011 NBA Regular Season?
Cavaliers 3/2
Knicks 8/5
Nets 7/2
Pistons 5/1

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Open Sportsbook USA is going to start giving away one NFL or college football game pick every week.

Week 14 Pick:

New York Jets vs. San Francisco 49ers at 4:00pm EST.

Current line is New York Jets-4, Over/Under 45 points.

Take the New York Jets and give the fours points. That is our pick of for week 14. Good luck.

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