Kansas City, Minnesota and Tennessee are all leading their divisions, and they have the easiest schedules for the final five weeks of the season.

Especially the Vikings, whose final five games are against teams that are a combined 24-37-1 (2nd-easiest) and allowing 24.1 points per game (2nd-most).

That’s seemingly good news for the likes of Dalvin Cook (pictured), Kirk Cousins and Justin Jefferson.

I like the look of Kansas City’s remaining schedule, which includes Denver twice, Houston, Seattle and Las Vegas. Isiah Pacheco in particular looks like he could make some hay against those run defenses.

Chicago, Washington and the Giants have the most difficult remaining schedules. That’s not a huge deal with the Bears (they’re not going anywhere), but those NFC East teams are battling to get into the postseason.

STRENGTH OF SCHEDULE, WINS (Wks 14-18)
TeamWLTPct
Kansas City19401.325
Minnesota24372.397
Tennessee24351.408
LA Chargers25351.418
Arizona26360.419
LA Rams26350.426
Baltimore28330.459
Detroit29330.468
Tampa Bay29320.475
Las Vegas29320.475
Carolina29310.483
San Francisco29311.484
Buffalo30320.484
Miami31310.500
Pittsburgh30300.500
Atlanta24240.500
Dallas30292.508
New England25240.510
Denver31290.517
Seattle31290.517
Indianapolis24222.521
Cincinnati32290.525
Jacksonville31281.525
Philadelphia32272.541
Green Bay26220.542
Houston33271.549
NY Jets33270.550
Cleveland34261.566
New Orleans34260.567
Washington29181.615
NY Giants43172.710
Chicago35130.729
STRENGTH OF SCHEDULE, POINTS (Wks 14-18)
TeamPoints
Green Bay24.4
Denver24.1
Minnesota24.0
Indianapolis23.5
NY Jets23.3
Baltimore23.3
LA Rams23.2
San Francisco22.9
New Orleans22.8
Detroit22.6
Buffalo22.5
New England22.5
Carolina22.5
Tennessee22.4
Pittsburgh22.2
Tampa Bay22.0
Chicago21.6
Miami21.6
Kansas City21.6
Las Vegas21.5
LA Chargers21.4
Houston21.1
Dallas21.0
Atlanta20.9
Philadelphia20.7
NY Giants20.7
Cincinnati20.6
Cleveland20.5
Seattle20.5
Jacksonville20.0
Washington19.8
Arizona19.6

—Ian Allan