I couldn’t care less except don’t want Sunday night game
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I couldn’t care less except don’t want Sunday night game
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So, did the best possible team draw the Bills? Rivers and his defense at Buffalo could be interesting.
Could be any time now. They can set the games regardless of tonight’s outcome.
I would image they will do it at halftime of tonight's game.
Just maybe Sunday night would be long enough to get Haden back?
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Saints got screwed not too long ago on a missed call in the playoffs right?
I don't remember ol Rog showing them favoritism ever. They even got hit hard for bountygate.................
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1 Chiefs - Bye
2 Buffalo vs 7 Indianapolis
3 Pittsburgh vs 6 Cleveland
4 Tennessee vs 5 Baltimore
KC gets the lowest possible seed so Steelers can't play KC in the next round.
Steeler scenarios
If Buff and Steelers win then KC plays the Tenn/Balt winner and Steelers play Buff
If Indy beats Buff, then Indy automatically plays KC and Steelers would play Tenn/Balt winner
2 Buffalo vs 7 Indianapolis
3 Pittsburgh vs 6 Cleveland
4 Tennessee vs 5 Baltimore
KC gets the lowest possible seed so Steelers can't play KC in the next round.
Steeler scenarios
If Buff and Steelers win then KC plays the Tenn/Balt winner and Steelers play Buff
If Indy beats Buff, then Indy automatically plays KC and Steelers would play Tenn/Balt winner
You are delusional.
Roger doesn't carry a whistle. But he ushered in PI video review the next year. Watch where their game lands Slash.
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We play Sunday night.
Well that didn't ******* happen, SOB
Sunday night it is. Last game of sat, sun. 8:15 eastern.
https://www.si.com/nfl/2021/01/04/nfl-playoff-schedule-wild-card-round-matchups
NFL Playoff Schedule: Browns-Steelers, Ravens-Titans Headline Wild Card Round
MICHAEL SHAPIROUPDATED:JAN 3, 2021ORIGINAL:JAN 3, 2021
The 2020 regular season is now in the rearview mirror, setting the stage for what should be a thrilling postseason.
Both the AFC and NFC sport multiple legitimate Super Bowl contenders, and with seven playoff teams in each conference, 2021 will feature the most expansive postseason in league history. Perhaps the altered postseason format will lead to a few upsets along the way before the Lombardi Trophy is hoisted in February.
So who will begin their push for the Super Bowl next week? Check out the full postseason bracket below, including each of the six Wild Card Round matchups slated for Saturday and Sunday:
Note: This post will be updated at the conclusion of the Washington Football Team-Philadelphia Eagles game.
AFC Playoff Picture:
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No. 1 seed: Kansas City Chiefs
No. 2 seed: Buffalo Bills
No. 3 seed: Pittsburgh Steelers
No. 4 seed: Tennessee Titans
No. 5 seed: Baltimore Ravens
No. 6 seed: Cleveland Browns
No. 7 seed: Indianapolis Colts
AFC Wild Card Matchups:
Indianapolis Colts @ Buffalo Bills – Saturday, 1:05 p.m. ET
Cleveland Browns @ Pittsburgh Steelers – Sunday, 8:15 p.m. ET
Baltimore Ravens @ Tennessee Titans – Sunday, 1:05 p.m. ET
NFC Playoff Picture:
No. 1 seed: Green Bay Packers
No. 2 seed: New Orleans Saints
No. 3 seed: Seattle Seahawks
No. 4 seed: Washington Football Team/New York Giants
No. 5 seed: Tampa Bay Buccaneers
No. 6 seed: Los Angeles Rams
No. 7 seed: Chicago Bears
NFC Wild Card Matchups:
Chicago Bears @ New Orleans Saints – Sunday, 4:40 p.m. ET
Los Angeles Rams @ Seattle Seahawks – Saturday, 4:40 p.m. ET
Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Washington Football Team OR New York Giants – Saturday, 8:15 p.m. ET
BY MICHAEL SHAPIRO
NFL Playoff Schedule: Browns-Steelers, Ravens-Titans Headline Wild Card Round
MICHAEL SHAPIROUPDATED:JAN 3, 2021ORIGINAL:JAN 3, 2021
The 2020 regular season is now in the rearview mirror, setting the stage for what should be a thrilling postseason.
Both the AFC and NFC sport multiple legitimate Super Bowl contenders, and with seven playoff teams in each conference, 2021 will feature the most expansive postseason in league history. Perhaps the altered postseason format will lead to a few upsets along the way before the Lombardi Trophy is hoisted in February.
So who will begin their push for the Super Bowl next week? Check out the full postseason bracket below, including each of the six Wild Card Round matchups slated for Saturday and Sunday:
Note: This post will be updated at the conclusion of the Washington Football Team-Philadelphia Eagles game.
AFC Playoff Picture:
In-depth analysis, unrivaled access. Get SPORTS ILLUSTRATED's best stories every weekday. Sign up now.
No. 1 seed: Kansas City Chiefs
No. 2 seed: Buffalo Bills
No. 3 seed: Pittsburgh Steelers
No. 4 seed: Tennessee Titans
No. 5 seed: Baltimore Ravens
No. 6 seed: Cleveland Browns
No. 7 seed: Indianapolis Colts
AFC Wild Card Matchups:
Indianapolis Colts @ Buffalo Bills – Saturday, 1:05 p.m. ET
Cleveland Browns @ Pittsburgh Steelers – Sunday, 8:15 p.m. ET
Baltimore Ravens @ Tennessee Titans – Sunday, 1:05 p.m. ET
NFC Playoff Picture:
No. 1 seed: Green Bay Packers
No. 2 seed: New Orleans Saints
No. 3 seed: Seattle Seahawks
No. 4 seed: Washington Football Team/New York Giants
No. 5 seed: Tampa Bay Buccaneers
No. 6 seed: Los Angeles Rams
No. 7 seed: Chicago Bears
NFC Wild Card Matchups:
Chicago Bears @ New Orleans Saints – Sunday, 4:40 p.m. ET
Los Angeles Rams @ Seattle Seahawks – Saturday, 4:40 p.m. ET
Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Washington Football Team OR New York Giants – Saturday, 8:15 p.m. ET
BY MICHAEL SHAPIRO
The two seed in the AFC plays Saturday and the two seed Saints play Sunday. Obviously a coincidence ��
The AFC matchups are tough. I don't think anyone is gonna run away there. Even Buff who is playing very well could be in for a rough ride.
Tomlin didn't outmaneuver anybody. He got lucky. The only reason the Steelers aren't playing the Ravens is because the Bills' coach isn't as smart as I thought he was. Congratulations.