With just one weekend left in the regular season there are seven teams fighting for the AFC's two Wild Card berths. The Colts and Chargers have locked down the first and second seeds, respectively, and will have first-round byes. The Patriots and Bengals have each won their division and at 10-5 Sunday's outcomes will decide which team wins the third seed. Currently, the Broncos and Jets hold the Wild Card spots, but the Ravens, Texans, Steelers, Dolphins and Jaguars are all still alive. Even if Denver wins, they would lose tiebreakers to Jets and Ravens if both New York and Baltimore win as well. The Jets can clinch a playoff berth if they win. Baltimore controls their own destiny as well. A victory gives them a tie-breaker edge over Denver even if the Broncos win. The Texans need to win and see the two of the three teams ahead of them (Denver, New York and Baltimore) lose. The Steelers would get in with a win and a loss by two of the three teams above them (Houston, New York and Baltimore). In order for the Dolphins to make the postseason they need to win and see the Jets, Ravens, Texans and Jaguars lose. The Jaguars have the lowest odds. They need to win and watch at least four of the six teams ahead of them lose.

Ravens quarterback Troy Smith has asked the team to trade him. "Ravens QB Troy Smith, Ohio State alum, native + Heisman winner wants playing time," agent Ralph Cindrich wrote on his Twitter page Monday. "Ravens notified. Will seek trade after play offs, SB run." Baltimore selected Smith with a fifth round pick in 2007. After Steve McNair retired, Smith competed with Kyle Boller and Joe Flacco for the starting job.

Ravens safety Ed Reed is doubtful for Sunday's game with the Steelers because of a groin injury. Reed hasn't played since Baltimore's last meeting with the Steelers on Nov. 29. He's struggled with both foot and groin ailments for the past month.

The Eagles have changed the start time for their game against the 49ers on Sunday due to a huge snowstorm on the Northeast. Philadelphia was originally supposed to host the game at 1:00 p.m., but with more snow expected overnight the kickoff has been postponed to 4:15 p.m. On Friday, the Ravens moved back the start time of their game with the Bears due to the weather.

Kickoff of Sunday's game between the Ravens and Bears in Baltimore has been moved back to 4:15 p.m. because of an expected snowstorm. The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning in Baltimore, predicting snow accumulations of 10 to 20 inches. The storm is expected to begin Friday night and continue through Sunday morning. The game was originally scheduled for 1 p.m.

Former Baltimore left tackle Jonathan Ogden believes Michael Oher will eventually move over from right tackle for the Ravens. Oher began his college career at guard before moving to left tackle as a sophomore. Jared Gaither is currently playing left tackle, but could move to right tackle by 2011. "What we saw was a talented individual that had quickness, change of direction, balance and body control," offensive line coach John Matsko said of Oher. "When you watched the tapes, you saw the want-to in the way he performed. And he's got feet to play the left side, to change his direction and the ability to recover."

Ravens safety Ed Reed is expected to miss his second straight game on Sunday with groin and foot injuries. Reed was listed on Friday's injury report as doubtful. Baltimore will face off against Detroit in Week 14. He sat out the Ravens' 27-14 loss to the Packers on Monday night with a hip issues.

Ravens running back Ray Rice bashed Lambeau Field, the home of the Packers, following Baltimore's loss on Monday night. "As a man I would like to apologize the fans of green bay you can't judge a book by it's cover and for me to talk about your city was wrong," Rice wrote on his Twitter page. Rice called Lambeau Field "terrible" earlier in the week.

Ravens running back Ray Rice wasn't impressed with Lambeau Field during his team's loss to the Packers on Monday night. "To be honest with you, it was just Lambeau Field," Rice said. "I didn't see anything special. They put us in the middle of nowhere and it's not a real exciting place. "Everything about this place is terrible, to be honest with you." Rice rushed for 54 yards on 14 attempts and fumbled.

Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs has had a temporary restraining order placed against him. The document was filed in District Court of Maryland on Friday. Ravens spokesman Kevin Byrne said the team is "aware of the situation" and has "discussed the matter with Terrell."