The one-game playoff game counts in the final standings, thus Green Bay finished in 2nd place.

** Special Note ** ~ In the early days of the NFL, there were no playoff games or championship games of the type. Also, ties do not count in standings, the league champion is determined by best percentage record (%). Both Portsmouth and Chicago finished with 6-1 records, they had a better % record than the Green Bay Packers, even though the Packers had 10 wins. Thus, the NFL decided to hold the first unofficial playoff game to determine the NFL champion. Even more strangely, the weather was extremely cold, so league officials decided to play the game inside the Chicago Stadium, home to the Blackhawks. The field was just 80 yards in length due to restrictions of the arena. In 1933, the NFL adopted a 2-division system with the two winners playing for the NFL Championship.