Author: Nate Davis, USA TODAY

Many teams will be left out of the NFL’s postseason party, but several could still shake up the playoff picture with an unexpected upset or two.

The Steelers’ win over the Ravens on Wednesday had wide-ranging ramifications that extended well beyond the two AFC North rivals.

The top three teams remain unchanged, but losses by the Rams and Buccaneers opened the door for two teams to climb the charts.

Thanksgiving week provided several teams with much to be thankful for, but other teams are short on reasons for optimism after Sunday.

The playoff picture is still up in the air, as no team has clinched a spot in the field. Here’s where things stand after Week 12.

The reigning champs visit Tampa Bay in hopes of keeping pace in chase for AFC’s No. 1 seed with Steelers, who face Ravens despite Thanksgiving postponement.

It’s the NFL’s worst division, but Cowboys, Eagles, Giants and Washington couldn’t be much more tightly packed heading down the stretch.

Taysom Hill made his first QB start to great fanfare. Joe Burrow said “see ya” to his rookie year after an injury. And Week 11 had even more twists.

Aaron Rodgers and Philip Rivers will meet Sunday in a matchup of interconference first-place teams as the Colts and Packers face off.