As the 1984 USFL regular season concludes and the playoffs beckon, the playoff picture is as intriguing as ever. In the Eastern division, the Philadelphia Stars stand tall as the top seed with an impressive 15-2 record. They are set to face the New Jersey Generals, who secured the fourth seed with a 10-7 record. In the Southern division, the Tampa Bay Bandits (13-4) and the Birmingham Stallions (12-5) are on a collision course for a high-stakes matchup. This pivotal clash not only determines seeding but also crowns the division champion, adding extra intensity to an already fierce rivalry.

In the Central division, the Houston Gamblers have secured the number one seed and division title with a 13-4 record, showcasing their offensive prowess throughout the season. Meanwhile, the Chicago Blitz (11-6) and the Michigan Panthers (10-5) are set for a crucial showdown in Chicago. This matchup not only adds another chapter to their storied rivalry but also decides the fourth seed in a highly competitive division. Out West, the Oakland Invaders and the Los Angeles Express find themselves deadlocked at 12-5. The outcome of their respective games against the Denver Gold and the Arizona Wranglers will not only determine the division champion but also shape the playoff seeding in the competitive Western division. The impending playoffs promise thrilling matchups and fierce competition as teams vie for supremacy and the chance to be crowned the 1984 USFL champions.