NFC EASTAFC EASTDallas 13-3New England 16-0NY Giants10-6Buffalo 7-9Washington9-7NY Jets 4-12Philadelphia8-8Miami1-15NFC NORTHAFC NORTHGreen Bay13-3Pittsburgh10-6Minnesota8-8Cleveland10-6Detroit7-9Cincinnati7-9Chicago7-9Baltimore5-11NFC SOUTHAFC SOUTHTampa Bay9-7Indianapolis13-3New Orleans7-9Jacksonville11-5Carolina7-9Tennessee10-6Atlanta4-12Houston8-8NFC WESTAFC WESTSeattle10-6San Diego11-5Arizona8-8Denver7-9San Francisco5-11Kansas City4-12St.Louis3-13Oakland4-12WILD CARD GAMESWILD CARD GAMESNY Giants 24 Tampa Bay 14Jacksonville 31 Pittsburgh 29Seattle 35 Washington 14San Diego 17 Tennessee 6DIVISIONAL GAMESDIVISIONAL GAMESNY Giants 21 Dallas 17New England 31 Jacksonville 20Green Bay 42 Seattle 20San Diego 28 Indianapolis 24NFC CHAMPIONSHIPAFC CHAMPIONSHIPNY Giants 23 Green Bay 20New England 21 San Diego 12SUPER BOWL XLIINY Giants 17 New England 14
No realistic Buccaneer fan expected a winning season or a division title going into the 2007 season. And when you factor in the loss of Cadillac Williams and Luke Petitgout in the same game in September, the job done by Jon Gruden to bring home a third division title in six years was some achievement. The playoffs brought a one and done against the Giants, but the 9-7 mark did enough to satisfy any calls for the coach's head after his 4-12 mark the previous year.