Currently, the Packers have a three percent chance of winning the division and a 96 percent chance of being a wildcard team. If the Packers don’t win the NFC North, they’ll have to go on the road to play a division winner — most likely the champion of the NFC West or NFC South — in the first round of the postseason.

While the Bears have tailed off since their 4-2 start, the NFC North is still set to demolish its previous high win total since the realignment. The old black-and-blue division won 36 games in 2011, though that figure was buoyed by the Packers winning a franchise-record 15 regular-season games.

The Detroit Lions continue to pace the NFC at 11-1, but after cruising to a win over the Miami Dolphins on Thanksgiving night, the Green Bay Packers are still very much alive in the NFC North race — with another shot at Detroit up next.