Sunday’s NFL Divisional Round playoff games finally gave fans some compelling action as the Cleveland Browns fumbled away a golden opportunity to topple the defending Super Bowl champion Chiefs. In New Orleans, Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (likely) ended the Drew Brees/Sean Payton era in the […]
The Buffalo Bills are headed back to the AFC Championship Game for the first time since the 1993 season after defeating the Baltimore Ravens 17-3 in the AFC Divisional Round on Saturday night.
The best weekend in football has arrived: the NFL Divisional Playoffs begin on Saturday in Green Bay.
Super Wild Card Weekend is behind us and it’s full steam ahead for the NFL Divisional Round beginning on Saturday.
The Cleveland Browns dished out a fresh slice of humble pie to the AFC North champion Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday in a 48-37 win to cap Super Wild Card weekend.
Super Wild Card Weekend finished up with a pair of NFC wild card games as the Los Angeles Rams (surprise, surprise) and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers advanced to the NFC Divisional playoffs next weekend.
The Buffalo Bills survived a bad sack, costly late-game officiating, and a last-minute Colts drive to earn their first playoff win since 1995 in a 27-24 win over the Indianapolis Colts to open play on Super Wild Card Weekend.
New York Giants head coach Joe Judge is not pleased with the efforts of the Philadelphia Eagles during their 20-14 loss on Sunday Night Football to the Washington Football Team that gave the latter the NFC East title.
The Road to Super Bowl LV in Tampa, Florida begins on Saturday. The NFL formally announced the schedule for what is now being dubbed as “Super Wild Card Weekend” due to the additional wild card team in each conference.
Heading into Week 17, we don’t know much about the NFL’s playoff picture except for what is happening at the top of the AFC. The Kansas City Chiefs have home-field advantage throughout the AFC playoffs.
