Week 14 NFC South breakdown as survival football takes over and every divisional game shifts the balance of power.

While the Falcons and Saints continue to roll around in squalor, the Buccaneers and Panthers find themselves in the thick of the playoff race. Here’s the Week 13 NFC South review. TRISTAN WIRFS RECEIVING TD 🚨 AZvsTB on FOX/FOX One https://t.co/HkKw7uXVnt pic.twitter.com/p8kDcfxbUw

The New Orleans Saints (2-10) play the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (7-5) Sunday at Raymond James Stadium. The Bucs won 23-3 in the Dome in October. Here are four factors it will take for Saints to avenge that loss in this game between NFC South teams.

The New Orleans Saints lost to Miami Dolphins, 21-17, and still sit in last place in the NFC South after 13 weeks at 2-10. In Week 14, the Bucs will play the Saints, while the Panthers have a bye week. Check out the updated division standings and remaining schedules for all four teams below.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers did their job on Sunday, beating the Arizona Cardinals 20-17. Unfortunately, their biggest rival in the NFC South did their job, too.

Here's looking at the 14 teams that would be in the playoffs if the 2025 NFL season ended in Week 14, from top seeds to final wild cards in both conferences.

The Panthers pulled out a win over the NFC's best team, Los Angeles Rams, this weekend. Now the team sits at 7-6 this season, but in your opinion, where in the NFC would you rank the Panthers?

The Panthers surprisingly upset the NFC-leading Rams in Week 13 of the 2025 NFL season. How does it impact their playoff chances?

The Eagles (8-4) are headed west for an intriguing matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers (8-4) at Sofi Stadium on ESPN's Monday Night Football