The six NFC playoff teams have been determined.
And while we know who is in the dance, the dance partners have yet to be figured out.
Other than the Washington Redskins being locked into the fourth spot, none of the other five teams have determined their playoff seeding yet.
Here's a quick look at the teams heading into the final week of the regular season:
Minnesota Vikings, 10-5
7:30 p.m. (CT) Sunday at Green Bay
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**The Vikings have a chance to claim their first NFC North championship since 2009 with a road win Sunday over the Green Bay Packers. A victory would secure Minnesota as the third seed in the playoffs and ensure at least one more home game at TCF Bank Stadium. A loss would mean the Vikings would be one of the two WildCard teams. The Vikings, winners of two straight games, last won in Green Bay in 2009.
Passing yards per game: 189.1
Passing yards allowed per game:232.3
Rushing yards per game: 137.3
Rushing yards allowed per game:111.5
Points per game: 23.0
Points allowed per game:19.3
Turnover margin: 5, tied for 8th in the NFL
Bonus stat: Vikings running back Adrian Peterson leads the NFL in rushing entering Week 17 with 1,418 yards.
Carolina Panthers, 14-1
3:25 p.m. (CT) Sunday vs. Tampa Bay
After getting through the first 14 games of the season unscathed, the Panthers suffered their first loss of the season on Sunday in Atlanta. Carolina has already clinched a first-round bye and can grab the top seed with a win over the Buccaneers. Led by the potential Most Valuable Player in quarterback Cam Newton, the Panthers have won the NFC South three years in a row.
Passing yards per game: 222.3
Passing yards allowed per game:229.5
Rushing yards per game: 144.7
Rushing yards allowed per game:89.2
Points per game: 30.8
Points allowed per game:19.9
Turnover margin: 19, 1st in the NFL
Bonus stat: A Carolina win would give the Panthers the top seed for the first time in their 21-year history.
Arizona Cardinals, 13-2
3:25 p.m. (CT) Sunday vs. Seattle
One of the hottest teams in the NFL, the Cardinals have won nine consecutive games. And while it has already wrapped up the NFC West crown, Arizona can still claim the conference's top seed with a win Sunday at home against Seattle coupled with a Carolina loss. Arizona is coming off of a 38-8 victory over Green Bay, one of the six NFC playoff participants.
Passing yards per game: 294.1
Passing yards allowed per game:231.9
Rushing yards per game: 126.0
Rushing yards allowed per game:87.7
Points per game:32.2
Points allowed per game:18.5
Turnover margin: 12, 3rd
Bonus stat: The Cardinals have more touchdowns (57) than punts (55) this season.
Green Bay Packers, 10-5
7:30 p.m. (CT) Sunday vs. Minnesota
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**The Packers can claim their fifth straight NFC North title on Sunday win a win over the Vikings. Green Bay has had the upper hand in the recent series against the Vikings, going 10-1-1 in the last dozen meetings. Sunday will be the 111th all-time meeting between the longtime NFC rivals.
Passing yards per game: 215.3
Passing yards allowed per game:236.7
Rushing yards per game: 118.3
Rushing yards allowed per game:116.9
Points per game: 23.7
Points allowed per game:20.2
Turnover margin: 5, tied for 8th
Bonus stat: Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers has a touchdown-to-interception ratio of 34-4 in 16 career games against the Vikings.
Washington Redskins, 8-7
Noon (CT) Sunday at Dallas
After totaling just seven wins over the past two seasons, Washington will finish with at least a .500 record for the first time since 2012. The Redskins clinched their first NFC East championship since 2012 with a 38-24 victory over the Eagles on Saturday. Washington has won five of its past seven games to secure a playoff appearance.
Passing yards per game: 253.6
Passing yards allowed per game:247.7
Rushing yards per game: 94.7
Rushing yards allowed per game:124.1
Points per game: 23.6
Points allowed per game:23.7
Turnover margin: 1, tied for 15th
Bonus stat: Washington quarterback Kirk Cousins has already set a franchise record with 367 completions this season.
Seattle Seahawks, 9-6
3:25 p.m. (CT) Sunday at Arizona
View photos of players and coaches who have suited up for both the Minnesota Vikings and the Seattle Seahawks.
Pete Carroll coached defensive backs for the Minnesota Vikings for 5 seasons (1985-89) under Bud Grant and Jerry Burns before being named defensive coordinator for the New York Jets.
Seahawks Head Coach Pete Carroll coached in the Pro Bowl as a member of the Minnesota Vikings staff following the 1987 season.
Carroll is the current head coach of the Seahawks and has led his team to back-to-back Super Bowl appearances, including winning Super Bowl XLVIII.
Seven-time All-Pro guard Steve Hutchinson was a 1st-round draft pick by the Seattle Seahawks in 2001 (17th overall).
Hutchinson signed with the Vikings in 2006 after a controversial contract situation between the Vikings and Seahawks. Hutchinson started 89 games in his 6 seasons in Minnesota and was named as one of the 50 Greatest Vikings.
In 1976, former 1st-round pick Ahmad Rashad went to Training Camp with Seattle in their expansion season but was traded to the Vikings days before the regular season started.
Darrell Bevell received his first offensive coordinator job with the Vikings in 2006. He remained with the club through 2010, a year guiding Brett Favre and the 5th-ranked Vikings offense in 2009.
Bevell took over as the Seahawks offensive coordinator in 2011, where he has served the past 5 seasons. Bevell's offense had the top-ranked rushing attack in the NFL in 2014.
Minnesota native John Carlson was drafted by the Seahawks in the 2nd round of 2008. Carlson scored 13 touchdowns in 3 seasons with the Seahawks, sitting out 2011 due to an injury.
Carlson signed with the Vikings as a free agent in 2012, spending 2 seasons with the club. Carlson retired prior to the start of the 2015 season.
Coleman signed with the Vikings as an undrafted free agent in 2012, becoming the first deaf player in the NFL. Coleman went to training camp with the Vikings before being released during roster cuts.
Coleman signed with the Seahawks in December of 2012 where he has remained on their roster. Coleman has 2 career NFL touchdowns, both receiving.
Pro Football Hall of Famer Eller was a 1st-round pick by the Vikings in 1964. Eller was a member of the historic Purple People Eaters before spending the final season in Seattle.
Heath Farwell signed with the Vikings as an undrafted free agent in 2005. He spent 6 seasons with the club, playing primarily on special teams.
Farwell signed with the Seahawks as a free agent following his time in Minnesota. Farwell was a key special teams player on the club's Super Bowl win following the 2013 season.
After a stop in Tennessee, Gray serves in the same role with the Vikings leading Minnesota's secondary.
Jerry Gray served as the Seahawks defensive backs coach during the 2010 season during their 7-9 campaign,
The Vikings selected Percy Harvin with the 22nd pick in 2009. In his first season in Minnesota, Harvin was named NFL Offensive Player of the Year.
Percy Harvin was traded to Seattle during the 2013 offseason. Harvin spent the entire 2013 season and part of the 2014 season with the Seahawks.
Hauschka's first NFL stint came as an undrafted free agent with the Vikings in 2008. Hauschka spent training camp and the preseason with the Vikings before being waived during roster cuts.
After multiple stints around the NFL, Hauschka landed in Seattle in 2011. In 2013, the Pro Football Writers Association named Hauschka to their All-Pro team.
Defensive lineman Bob Lurtsema spent 5 seasons with the Vikings, helping them to two Super Bowl appearances.
Lurtsema was traded to the Seahawks in exchange for WR Ahmad Rashad and spent 2 seasons in Seattle. A welcome back ceremony was held for Lurtsema in his first game back in Minnesota.
After a long stint with the Houston Oilers, Hall of Fame QB Warren Moon joined the Vikings in 1994. Spending three seasons in Minnesota, Moon was selected to the Pro Bowl in 1994 and 1995.
After being released by the Vikings, Moon signed as a free agent with the Seahawks where he played in 1997 and 1998.
Patera coached the Vikings' Purple People Eaters for six seasons and helped lead the team to 3 Super Bowl appearances. Patera coached Hall of Famers Carl Eller and Alan Page.
Following his success with the Vikings, Patera was named the first head coach in the history of the Seattle Seahawks. Patera served as Seattle's head coach until the middle of the 1982 season.
Pro Football Hall of Fame DT John Randle played the first 11 seasons of his career with the Vikings. Randle recorded 10-plus sacks in each of his final eight seasons in Minnesota.
Following his time with the Vikings, Randle signed with the Seahawks where he spent the final 3 seasons of his career. Randle earned Pro Bowl honors in Seattle in 2001.
Rice entered the NFL with the Vikings the same year as RB Adrian Peterson in 2007. In four seasons in Minnesota, Rice hauled in 22 touchdowns.
Rice signed with the Seahawks in 2011 where he spent the final 3 seasons of his career. Rice tore his ACL in the middle of the 2013 season, the year Seattle won the Super Bowl.
Tice played for the Vikings for 3 seasons before joining the coaching staff. In 2002, Tice was named the team's head coach after being the interim for one game in 2001.
Mike Tice was signed by Seattle as an undrafted free agent in 1981. Tice spent 10 total seasons with the Seahawks in two stints.
Tarvaris Jackson was selected by the Vikings in the 2nd round of the 2006 NFL Draft. Jackson started 20 games in his 5 seasons in purple.
Following his time with the Vikings, Jackson has had two stints with Seattle. After spending the 2011 season with the Seahawks, he returned in 2013 where he played since.
Williams signed with the Seahawks prior to the 2014 season. In 2014, Williams recorded 3.0 sacks and helped guide Seattle to a Super Bowl appearance.
The Vikings selected DT Kevin Williams out of Oklahoma State in the 1st round of the 2003 NFL Draft. Williams spent 11 seasons with the Vikings and recorded 60.0 sacks.
Blair Walsh made 133 field goals in five seasons as a Minnesota Viking.
The Seahawks signed former Vikings K Blair Walsh during the 2018 offseason.
Defensive tackle Shamar Stephen was a core member of the Vikings interior defensive line for four seasons after being drafted by the team in 2014.
Former Vikings defensive tackle Shamar Stephen joined the Seahawks during the 2018 offseason as a free agent. (AP Photo/Rick Scuteri)
Defensive tackle Tom Johnson returned to the Vikings during the 2018 season after spending the offseason and a few games with the Seahawks to begin the season.
Defensive tackle Sheldon Richardson spent one season with the Seahawks in 2017 after being trade to Seattle from the New York Jets. (AP Photo/Phelan M. Ebenhack)
Vikings defensive tackle Sheldon Richardson joined the team as a free agent during the 2018 offseason. (AP Photo/Bruce Kluckhohn, File)
Passing yards per game: 237.8
Passing yards allowed per game:210.6
Rushing yards per game: 141.6
Rushing yards allowed per game:85.3
Points per game: 25.8
Points allowed per game:18.1
Turnover margin: 4, tied for 10th
The NFC representative in the Super Bowl the past two years, the Seahawks will be a WildCard entrant this season. Before losing at home to St. Louis on Sunday, Seattle had won five straight games. While the Seahawks won't win the NFC West for the third straight season, they will be in the playoffs for the fifth time in six years.
Bonus stat: During Seattle's loss to St. Louis on Sunday, the Seahawks did not hold the lead for the first time in the past 71 regular season and postseason games.
