or 82 yards and a touchdown Sunday in the Atlanta Falcons win over the Rams. With Julio Jones (toe) and Mohamed Sanu (groin) out, Gabriel has become a must-own in fantasy. Gabriel has five to

Seattles win over New England on Sunday night was billed as both a Super Bowl rematch and a possible Super Bowl preview, and for once, the latter phrase was not hyperbole. Both teams certainly looked like they were ready to play deep into January, and in the end they were separated by only a goal-line stand.How likely is it that well see these two teams again in Houston for Super Bowl LI? As part of our playoff odds report each week, Football Outsiders also tracks the odds of every Super Bowl rematch. Seattle-New England pops up in 13.7 percent of this weeks simulations. Heres a look at the other rematches that have better than 100-to-1 odds at this point.Philadelphia-New England (XXXIX): 4.6% Dallas-Denver (XII): 2.6% Seattle-Denver (XLVIII): 2.2% Dallas-Miami (VI): 1.8% Philadelphia-Oakland (XV): 1.5% New York Giants-New England (XLII/XLVI): 1.5% Atlanta-Denver (XXXIII): 1.2%However, the most likely Super Bowl matchup right now would not be a rematch, even though it would be the record-breaking ninth Super Bowl for each franchise. Dallas and New England meet in Super Bowl LI in 14.9 percent of this weeks simulations.In other news, this is the first week that we have two teams with a big fat zero for playoff odds. Although Cleveland and San Francisco are not technically out of the race, neither team makes the postseason in any of our 50,000 simulations this week.Each week from now until the end of the regular season, well be taking a look at the playoff odds for all 32 teams in the NFL. For a full explanation on how we calculate each teams playoff odds, see the bottom of the article.AFC PLAYOFF PREDICTIONSFAVORITES1. New England Patriots (7-2)Odds of making playoffs: 97.3 percentThe loss to Seattle cut the Patriots odds of getting the AFCs No. 1 seed, but they still earn it in 54.2 percent of our simulations. Thats better than even odds despite the presence of three other seven-win teams in the AFC. Why are the Patriots such a heavy favorite? Not only are they the best AFC team by our DVOA ratings, but they also have one of the five easiest remaining schedules in the league. Meanwhile, the three seven-win AFC West teams will have to all play a round-robin with one another, not to mention the still-frisky Chargers. The Raiders, Chiefs and Broncos will likely have to run the table on the rest of their divisional games if they want to challenge the Patriots for seeding.Wholesale MLB Jerseys . 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Green -- expected to practice this weekWR Michael Floyd -- DUI on Monday morningWR Alshon Jeffery -- comes off of suspension to play the Green Bay PackersHead coach Jeff Fisher -- fired from the Los Angeles RamsWaiver Wire Tuesday has arrived, and this is whom you need to target:QBTyrod Taylor vs. Cleveland (owned 58.8 percent)Taylor will start against the Browns on Sunday, and the Buffalo Bills quarterback will be playing to prove he is worthy of being among the starting 32. Clevelands pass defense has allowed 30 passing touchdowns in 2016, which is last in the NFL, and has given up the most fantasy points to quarterbacks this season.(Others to target = Colin Kaepernick @ Atlanta)RBKenneth Farrow vs. Oakland (owned .07 percent)Melvin Gordon suffered a hip injury last week and Farrow could receive a number of snaps if Gordon misses time. 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Nelson vs. New Orleans))TELadarius Green @ Cincinnati (owned 53.9 percent)Green had a subpar Week 14 due to winter conditions that impacted the mojo of Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger. Green has an opportunity to rebound in Week 15 against the Bengals. Cincinnati has allowed three tight ends to post almost 80 yards in its past five games and its giving up the fourth-most fantasy points to these overgrown receivers in 2016.(Others to target = C.J. Fiedorowicz vs. Jacksonville)Good luck in the postseason! ' ' '