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The following browsers are supported: Chrome, Edge v80 and later , Firefox and Safari. Got it! Andre James. Trevon Moehrig. Josh Jacobs. Denzel Perryman. Divine Deablo. Foster Moreau. Darius Philon. The NFL playoffs are upon us! Who has the best chance to hoist the Lombardi Trophy? After crunching the numbers, Cynthia Frelund provides odds for all 14 postseason teams.
The Cardinals designated defensive end J. Watt to return after going on injured reserve following shoulder surgery back in October. Still, the former Defensive Player of the Year isn't promising he'll be on the field for Monday's postseason showdown with the Rams. Giants owner John Mara addressed the club's latest head coaching change Wednesday -- the team's fourth search for the right answer in that role since Tom Coughlin's exit after the season -- and described it as the most embarrassed he's ever been during his lifelong association with the franchise.
With the regular season in the books, Gregg Rosenthal ranks the primary starting quarterbacks from all 32 teams. With the regular season in the rearview, Nick Shook assembles his personal All-Pro Team and discusses why the Packers, Chiefs and Colts are deserving of multiple selections on offense.
With the regular season in the rearview, Nick Shook assembles his personal All-Pro Team and explains why the Dallas Cowboys and Tennessee Titans are deserving of multiple selections on defense. COVID kept Cowboys standouts Micah Parsons and Tyron Smith from playing in the team's regular-season finale against the Eagles, but it won't keep them out of the club's playoff opener. Also, the latest NFL roster and injury news from Wednesday.
The Rams are turning to an old friend for their playoff push. Catching passes from Bills quarterback Josh Allen when he dials up maximum velocity is tough enough. Doing it with numb fingers is even tougher, and that's what Stefon Diggs will be dealing with Saturday night. Etienne said sitting on the sidelines was tough on Sundays, likening the experiencing to having a birthday party and not having cake.
Of the 32 first-round picks from the NFL Draft, how many deserve to have the fifth-year option picked up? What's the conclusion on Daniel Jones? How about the Raiders' three first-rounders? Marcas Grant and Michael F. After winning a grueling overtime affair over the Ravens, the Steelers simply needed the Chargers-Raiders game to not end in a tie to earn a playoff bid.
I'm guessing this is a sign that I'm only going to get one of my picks right in the wild-card round. Obviously, I have to start out here by pointing out the fact that the Bengals have not won a playoff game in 31 years.
As a member of the media, I'm required to mention the team's playoff drought anytime I refer to them in the month of January. It's in the contract we all sign. The Bengals playoff drought started with a loss to the Raiders on Jan. I'm like the kid in "Liar, Liar" who wished for Jim Carrey to stop lying, except instead, I think I accidentally wished for the Bengals to never win another playoff game, because that's the only way to explain this drought.
The Bengals' last playoff win came on Jan. I think I ate two hot dogs that day. I definitely didn't have any beer though, because I was only 8, and even Ohio doesn't let 8-year-olds drink, which I think is one of only three drinking laws that state has.
I'd show you pictures of me at the game, but my parents didn't take any because I was an ugly kid. Also, my dad couldn't take any, because he was playing in the game.
Between the streak starting on my birthday and my dad scoring the last point, I think what I'm trying to say here is that the Bengals playoff drought is a touchy subject in my family. OK, now that I've gotten all of that off of my chest, I'm going to give you my pick in the game.
The game was actually close in the fourth quarter, but the Bengals blew it open when Derek Carr committed two ugly turnovers. If the Raiders are going to win, Carr is going to have to play a nearly perfect game and I'm not sure that's going to be possible because this game is going to feature Carr's personal kryptonite: Cold weather.
The forecast for Saturday is currently calling for a possibility of snow with a kickoff temperature under 30 degrees. Since entering the NFL in , Carr has made five starts when the temperature is under 38 at kickoff and he's gone in those games, although four of the five losses were by one score. In those five losses, Carr is averaging He's also thrown a total of four touchdowns and five interceptions in those cold-weather games. For once, the Bengals actually have a few things working in their favor heading into a playoff game.
Not only will the weather be cold, but they're getting a Raiders team that has to fly across the country on a short week after playing an overtime game on Sunday night. If the Bengals can't win this week, this drought might not ever end. The Bengals' year playoff losing streak started against the Raiders in January and I'm going to say it comes full circle on Saturday with a win for Cincinnati.
Record picking Raiders games this season: straight-up, against the spread Record picking Bengals games this season: straight-up, against the spread. This game marks the third time since December 6 that these two teams have played each other and after picking the Bills to win in each of the first two games, I have to say, I haven't seen anything that's going to change my mind this time around.
Mother Nature did her best to shut the Bills down by hitting the city of Buffalo with mph winds and those winds shut down the Bills' passing game.
I just Googled the weather for Saturday night and although the temperature is expected to be just 15 DEGREES, the greater Buffalo area is not expecting to see any abnormally strong wind speeds. Advantage: Bills. When the wind conditions are normal, like they were in the second meeting between these two teams, you can tell which team has more talent and that's Buffalo.
The Patriots simply had no answers for the Bills offense and although Belichick is a defensive genius, I'm not sure he has the manpower to do what he wants to do to slow down the Bills. Also, let's not forget that the Bills had one of the best defenses in football this year: They've surrendered the fewest yards and fewest points per game, so I won't be surprised if they hold the Patriots under 20 points. The Patriots will be starting a rookie at quarterback and let me just tell you, a rookie is the last person you want to be starting at QB in a playoff game.
Since , rookie quarterbacks are in playoff games and the only two wins came in games where a rookie was starting for both teams so a rookie had to win. Basically, I expect Mac Jones to struggle and the only way I think Patriots can win is if the game plays out exactly like their first meeting with the Bills and I don't think that's going to happen. The Patriots are in the wild-card round over the past 15 years and I think the winless streak is going to continue.
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