Green Bay’s seed in the NFC field and potential wild-card opponent would be dependent on other results, though, so we’ll lay out those possibilities.

Seed-wise, both the No. 6 and 7 spots are in play for the Packers, while three possible opponents/destinations await should Green Bay make the field: Detroit, Dallas, or Philadelphia. The other games that factor into the Packers’ picture are the Rams-49ers, Cowboys-Commanders, Eagles-Giants and (maybe) Vikings-Lions.

The Rams (9-7) are in the playoffs but are jousting with the Packers (8-8) for the 6-7 seeds, with the Packers owning the head-to-head tiebreaker should they finish with the same record.

Whoever gets the No. 6 seed will travel to the No. 3 seed, which will be either Detroit (11-5) or Dallas (11-5).

The No. 7 seed would then travel to the No. 2 seed, which could be Dallas, Philadelphia (11-5), or Detroit.

The Cowboys and Eagles are fighting for their division title, with the runner-up dropping to the No. 5 seed. As long as one of them wins this week, the NFC East winner gets the 2, and the Cowboys have the tiebreaker if they finish even based on a better conference record.

The only way for the Lions to get the No. 2 seed would be for them to win and have both the Cowboys and Eagles lose.

So, here’s how it breaks down as far as the Packers’ possibilities:.

To earn the No. 6 seed and travel to No. 3 Detroit:

• Packers win, Rams lose, Cowboys or Eagles win

OR

• Packers win, Rams lose, Cowboys lose, Eagles lose, Lions lose

To earn the No. 6 seed and travel to No. 3 Dallas