NFC tiebreakers entering Week 17

The following charts seek to answer the following question: If these two (or more) teams finish with the same record, who wins the tiebreaker?

Notes and assumptions:

No possibility of future tie games.
Tiebreaker winners are as they would be if the teams were tied at the end of the season, NOT as if the season ended right now.
Tiebreakers that don’t affect playoff berths or seeding are ignored. (Example: If DET and GB both finish 8-8, DET finishes in front of GB in the NFC North.)
Division ties are broken first.
If three or more teams are tied, apply that tiebreaker, not the two-team tiebreaker.
Strength of victory is the combined winning percentage (essentially, the number of wins) of the teams a team has beaten. It has nothing to do with point totals.
The #6 seed will be at least 9-7. Any tie at 9-7 for the #6 seed must include ATL and SEA.
Clinched division and #1 seed: PHI.
Clinched division: MIN, LAR.
Clinched playoff berth: NO, CAR.
Eliminated: NYG, WAS, DAL, CHI, DET, GB, TB, SF, ARI.
Alive for #6 seed, but eliminated from division: ATL, SEA.
The complete tiebreaker rules are here.

NFC East

PHI clinched division and #1 seed. NYG, WAS, and DAL eliminated from playoffs.

MIN clinched division. CHI, GB, and DET eliminated from playoffs.

TB eliminated from playoffs. ATL eliminated from division.

If these teams tie		tie goes to	based on
NO-CAR		NO	head-to-head

LAR clinched division. SF and ARI eliminated from playoffs.

If these teams tie	at	tie goes to	based on
PHI-MIN	13-3	PHI	common opponents
MIN-NO	12-4	MIN	head-to-head
MIN-CAR	12-4	CAR	head-to-head
MIN-LAR	12-4	MIN	head-to-head
NO-LAR		LAR	head-to-head
CAR-LAR	12-4	LAR	common opponents
ATL-SEA		ATL	head-to-head

If these teams tie	at	tie goes to	based on
DAL-DET-ATL	9-7	ATL	head-to-head
DAL-ATL-SEA	9-7	ATL	head-to-head
MIN-NO-LAR	12-4	MIN	head-to-head
MIN-CAR-LAR	12-4	MIN	conference record
DET-ATL-SEA	9-7	ATL	head-to-head