After previewing an NFL division each day for the last eight days, we present final standings, leaders, award winners and playoff results. This analysis is part of a broader endeavor with FOXSports.com's Fantasy Football. Each regular season game is simulated 61 times, with the sum of the averages of those games being our final predicted outcome. This allows us to account for ever player and stat as well as assign probabilities of winning for each team for every game. Rosters and depth charts are up-to-date and as accurate as possible as of June 10th.

Today we will preview the Playoffs. First, we will present playoff results with links to boxscores and play-by-play of each game. All games were simulated just once to allow for more variability in the results. Final standings, stats leaders and award winners are below.

AFC Wild Card Games
#6 Jacksonville 21 @ #3 Indianapolis 22 - In the teams' third matchup of the season, Marvin Harrison scores with nine seconds remaining to give the defending Super Bowl champions the victory over the Jaguars.

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#5 Denver 24 @ #3 Cincinnati 20 - An upset in seeding alone, Denver finished with two more wins that Cincinnati in the regular season. When they meet in the playoffs, the Broncos run all over the Bengals en route to victory at Paul Brown Stadium.

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NFC Wild Card Games
#6 Philadelphia 13 @ #3 New Orleans 27 - A rematch of a 2006 playoff game in New Orleans, the Saints win handily once again as Drew Brees lights up the Eagles' pass defense, completing passes to eight different receivers.

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#5 Carolina 20 @ #4 Dallas 14 - Another game in which the road team won two more games in the regular season than its opponents and was favored, Carolina bends, but does not break as Tony Romo falters when it counts for the second straight season.

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AFC Divisional Games
#5 Denver 22 @ #1 New England 28 - These two teams seem to meet in the playoffs every season. In 2007, the Patriots are as deep and as versatile as ever.

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#3 Indianapolis 21 @ #2 San Diego 42 - After narrowly escaping the Jaguars at home, a struggling Cotls' defense gets destroyed by the Chargers in San Diego.
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NFC Divisional Games
#5 Carolina 20 @ #1 San Francisco 23- The 49ers continue their surprise run, avenging a regular season loss in Carolina with a three point victory at home.

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#3 New Orleans 9 @ #2 Chicago 24 - Used to the turf in the dome, the Saints desperately struggle to maintain their speed at a cold Soldier Field. The Bears roll on again.

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Conference Championship Games
#2 San Diego 27 @ #1 New England 24 - In what was a game between the NFL's two best teams, the San Diego Chargers go to New England and slay the giant that is the Patriots.

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#2 Chicago 33 @ #1 San Francisco 30 - For the second straight season, the Bears remind the conference's upstart team how to win a football game in January with a well-balanced effort.

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Super Bowl
Chicago 20, San Diego 24 - Glendale is the Chargers' for the night as a well-fought game with several huge plays on both sides is won by MVP LaDainian Tomlinson and his San Diego teammates. The victory gives the AFC its fifth straight Super Bowl win.

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Regular Season Awards
NFL MVP - Tom Brady
    320/521, 3,973 pass yds, 26 TDs, 15 INTs, 12-4 record
Offensive Player of the Year - LaDainian Tomlinson
    392 rush, 1957 rush yds, 54 rec, 446 rec yds, 19 TDs
Defensive Player of the Year - Shawne Merriman
    82 tackles, 18 sacks, INT
Offensive Rookie of the Year - Calvin Johnson
    74 rec, 1,204 rec yds, seven TDs
Defensive Rookie of the Year - Reggie Nelson
    85 tackles, four INTs, two sacks
Coach of the Year - Mike Nolan
    Leads team to 11-5 record; wears fly suits on sideline.

Final Standings (* division winner, + wild card)

AFC East

Team	Wins	Losses
New England Patriots*	12	4
New York Jets	9	7
Miami Dolphins	8	8
Buffalo Bills	7	9

AFC North

Team	Wins	Losses
Cincinnati Bengals*	9	7
Baltimore Ravens	8	8
Pittsburgh Steelers	7	9
Cleveland Browns	5	11

AFC West

Team	Wins	Losses
San Diego Chargers*	11	5
Denver Broncos+	11	5
Kansas City Chiefs	9	7
Oakland Raiders	7	9

AFC South

Team	Wins	Losses
Indianapolis Colts*	10	6
Jacksonville Jaguars+	9	7
Houston Texans	5	11
Tennessee Titans	3	13

NFC East

Team	Wins	Losses
Dallas Cowboys*	8	8
Philadelphia Eagles+	8	8
New York Giants	6	10
Washington Redskins	6	10

NFC North

Team	Wins	Losses
Chicago Bears*	11	5
Green Bay Packers	8	8
Minnesota Vikings	7	9
Detroit Lions	6	10

NFC West

Team	Wins	Losses
San Francisco 49ers*	11	5
St. Louis Rams	8	8
Arizona Cardinals	8	8
Seattle Seahawks	6	10

NFC South

Team	Wins	Losses
New Orleans Saints*	10	6
Carolina Panthers+	10	6
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	7	9
Atlanta Falcons	6	10

League Leaders

Passing

Player	Comp%	Yards	TDs	INTs
Peyton Manning	62.3%	4497	34	13
Carson Palmer	65.4%	4489	32	16
Drew Brees	63.4%	4102	30	12
Brett Favre	56.5%	4053	24	21
Jon Kitna	54.6%	4044	26	15
Matt Leinart	58.9%	3996	34	13
J.P. Losman	67.9%	3980	27	13
Tom Brady	61.4%	3973	26	15
Tony Romo	65.0%	3783	26	17
Jeff Garcia	55.3%	3708	22	13

Rushing

Player	Yards	AVG	TDs
LaDainian Tomlinson	1957	4.99	16
Frank Gore	1819	5.09	16
Larry Johnson	1709	4.64	12
Shaun Alexander	1539	4.49	12
Joseph Addai	1521	4.37	14
Steven Jackson	1476	4.40	14
Travis Henry	1446	4.38	10
Edgerrin James	1406	3.89	13
Willis McGahee	1327	3.98	9
Rudi Johnson	1279	4.11	9

Receiving

Player	Yards	AVG	TDs
Javon Walker	1470	15.5	8
Lee Evans	1464	14.4	9
Marvin Harrison	1460	14.7	11
Torry Holt	1436	14.7	8
Steve Smith	1422	13.9	9
Anquan Boldin	1417	15.0	9
Reggie Wayne	1400	15.7	9
Andre Johnson	1394	13.2	8
Chad Johnson	1362	13.9	8
Donald Driver	1361	13.4	8

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