The Steelers had little trouble with the Browns in Week 17, clinching the AFC North and a first-round bye in the playoffs with a 41-9 win in Cleveland.

The Atlanta Falcons took care of business at the George Dome Sunday, clinching the NFC’s No. 1 seed and home-field advantage throughout the playoffs with a 31-10 win over the Panthers. The Falcons controlled their own destiny entering Week 17, needing only the win to clinch the NFC’s top seed. The Bears are the No. 2 seed in the NFC regardless of the outcome of today’s game against the Packers. Green Bay will  reach the playoffs with a win over the Bears. Here’s a look at the Week 17 clinching scenarios as well as the current playoff picture, which will be upated as the day unfolds.

Ravens QB Joe Flacco has been one of the biggest enigmas in fantasy football. Flacco ranks 11th among quarterbacks on NFL.com, yet nothing about him stands out.

Midway through the fourth quarter in New Orleans, Sean Payton decided he had seen enough of Drew Brees for the day.

Cornerback Corey Webster will miss his first game of the year Sunday in the Giants’ regular-season finale against the Washington Redskins because of bruised ribs.

With the outcome of Sunday’s game against the Panthers no longer in question, the Falcons started pulling their regulars early during the fourth quarter.

Eagles QB Michael Vick has been ruled out of Sunday’s regular-season finale against the Cowboys because of a leg injury.

It was not a good sign for the Ravens to see LT Michael Oher limping off the field Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium.

It doesn’t look like we’ll see Patriots RB Danny Woodhead again in Week 17 against the Dolphins.

The NFL.com fantasy awards were handed out on Fantasy LIVE on Sunday morning. There weren’t many surprises, Eagles QB Michael Vick was the fantasy player of the year. Texans RB Arian Foster was the running back of the year.

It turned out to be a very short Sunday for Jets QB Mark Sanchez.

The Raiders haven’t had a positive start on the injury front in Week 17 against the Chiefs.

Saints FS Malcolm Jenkins left the field during the opening drive of the game with what appears to be a right knee issue.

Barring an unexpected setback, Ravens TE Todd Heap and WR Derrick Mason will play in Sunday’s regular-season finale against the Bengals, NFL Network insider Jason La Canfora reported.

There will not be a devastating knee injury for Wes Welker in this regular-season finale.