AFC Playoff Picture: Too Early To Predict?

With two games left in the season ...

Division Winners:
East: New England (14-0), clinched division and probably home-field throughout playoffs.
West: San Diego (8-5); with a 2.5-game lead on DEN, it seems locked up.  They'd have to lose out, and then in gets to winning percentage in common games.
South: Indianapolis Colts (11-2); locked up division and all but clinched #2 seed.
North: Pittsburgh Steelers (9-5); beat CLE (9-5) in both meetings.  CLE can take the division ONLY if [PIT loses out + CLE wins one] or [CLE wins out + PIT loses one].

Wild Cards:
JAX at 10-4 -- OAK (4-9) and @HOU (7-7) next.
CLE at 9-5 -- @CIN (5-9) and SF (4-10) next.

HOU at 8-6 -- @IND (11-2) and JAX (10-4) next.  Good luck with that.
TEN at 8-6 -- NYJ (a tough 3-10) and @IND (11-2) next.

Can anyone bump JAX and CLE out of the wild-card spots?
If CLE does win out to take the North, does PIT even make the playoffs at 9-7?  I don't think HOU can go 10-6 to edge them; at 9-7 with them, PIT wins the tiebreaker.  If TEN gets to 9-7, PIT wins the tiebreaker.  I think that unless TEN wins out, PIT makes the payoffs, at least as a wild-card.

It gets way too complicated to figure out the JAX/TEN/HOU/CLE wild-card scenarios, though, it PIT wins the North.

hopefully the steelers will lose out and miss the playoffs

fire tomlin.

IND didn't look too good today. OAK played tough defense and moved the ball pretty well. If not for a missed PI call on IND (which looked pretty damn obvious on replay), the Raiders could have tied the game late in the 4th period.