NFL Week 18 winners, losers: Bo Nix dominates; Patriots lose by winning 

Jim Harbaugh, head coach, Los Angeles Chargers

Harbaugh's first year with the Chargers was a huge success. He got the Chargers back to the playoffs, completely turned their defense into one of the best units in the league and helped quarterback Justin Herbert play winning football and dramatically cut down on his turnovers. Now the Chargers get a very winnable first-round playoff matchup against the Houston Texans. 

Aaron Rodgers, quarterback, New York Jets

Rodgers has not had a chance to be a winner much this season, but Sunday was a big day for him. He reached a big milestone with his 500th career touchdown pass and played, by far, his best game of the season.

Losers

New England Patriots draft position

Sunday turned out to be a huge, franchise-altering day for the Patriots. Not only did they fire head coach Jerod Mayo after just one season, but their win also took them from the No. 1 pick in the draft to the No. 4 pick in the draft. 

Tennessee Titans uniform choice

The Titans' loss, combined with the Patriots' win, made the Titans winners in the sense they earned the No. 1 pick in the draft. But the Titans' decision to wear Houston Oilers uniforms and colors against the Houston Texans was a petty, bush-league look. It is the second year in a row they have done this. They lost both games. Looking petty and finishing with the worst record in the league is a tough look. The Texans made sure to troll them on social media after the game.

Green Bay Packers playoff situation

The Packers' loss to the Chicago Bears on Sunday was a costly one for several reasons. For one, it pushed them down to the No. 7 seed and will send them to the Philadelphia Eagles for their first playoff game. They also saw two significant injuries in the game as quarterback Jordan Love and wide receiver Christian Watson both exited the game. They seem to have avoided a major issue with Love, and he should be fine for the playoffs. Watson remains more of an unknown. 

Cincinnati Bengals

Despite their 19-17 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Saturday night, the Bengals missed the playoffs thanks to the Broncos' win over the Chiefs. It is a tough result for them, but it is one they absolutely deserve. 

Los Angeles Rams playoff seeding

The Rams made the decision to sit some starters on Sunday, and as a result, their loss to the Seattle Seahawks dropped them to the No. 4 seed in the NFC playoff field. While they will still get a home playoff game, it is going to come against one of the best teams in the NFL.