NFL Simulator

Pick the winners and both conference standings rebuild themselves as you type. Games already played are locked — those are facts, not predictions.

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Week416 games

Browns
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Steelers
Commanders
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Colts
Bills
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Patriots
Bears
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Jets
Bengals
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Jaguars
Giants
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Cardinals
Eagles
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Rams
Buccaneers
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Packers
Ravens
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Titans
Texans
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Cowboys
Vikings
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Dolphins
Raiders
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Chiefs
49ers
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Broncos
Seahawks
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Chargers
Panthers
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Lions
Saints
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Falcons
AFCLive standings
TeamWLTPCT
1Chiefs3001.000
2Raiders3001.000
3Bills3001.000
4Jaguars210.667
5Bengals210.667
6Ravens210.667
7Steelers210.667
8Broncos210.667
9Browns210.667
10Jets120.333
11Patriots120.333
12Colts120.333
13Texans030.000
14Titans030.000
15Chargers030.000
16Dolphins030.000
Playoffs
NFCLive standings
TeamWLTPCT
149ers3001.000
2Vikings3001.000
3Bears210.667
4Seahawks210.667
5Lions210.667
6Giants210.667
7Eagles210.667
8Panthers120.333
9Cowboys120.333
10Rams120.333
11Saints120.333
12Falcons120.333
13Commanders120.333
14Cardinals120.333
15Packers120.333
16Buccaneers030.000
Playoffs

About the NFL simulator

The NFL simulator lets you play out the rest of the 2026 season: type a score into any game still to be played and the AFC and NFC standings recalculate at once, with the teams in playoff places marked in each conference.

Seven teams from each conference reach the playoffs, which begin on January 16, 2027, after Week 18. You can call every game yourself, let the model simulate one week or the whole season, and clear the board to start again; the 2026 NFL schedule lists the same games with kickoff times and stadiums.

How to use the NFL simulator

  • Type a score into any game not yet played; both conference tables update as soon as you enter it.
  • Simulate season has the model fill every remaining game, while Simulate week fills only the week on screen.
  • Clear removes every entered or simulated score and returns the tables to real results only.
  • Games already played are locked with their real scores, so the standings always start from actual results.

NFL simulator FAQ

How does the NFL simulator decide games?

It draws a score for each game from a statistical model. Every team is rated by its point differential per game in the 2025 season, and home-field advantage and the spread of results are measured from that full season, so stronger teams win more often but upsets still happen.

Can I change a game that has already been played?

No. Final games are locked with their real scores and always count in the standings. You can only enter or simulate scores for games still to be played, and Clear removes those without touching real results.

Can a simulated NFL game end in a tie?

Yes, though rarely, as in the league itself, where a regular-season game still level after one 10-minute overtime period is recorded as a tie. You can also type a tied score yourself; the table counts a tie as half a win and half a loss, as the NFL does.

Why does the simulator give a different result each time?

Each run draws new scores. Team ratings stay fixed, but the model adds the game-to-game randomness measured from last season, so simulating again can change which teams finish in the playoff places. Running the season several times shows how settled or open each conference race is.