NFL Playoff Wild Card Round

Ok football fans that's a wrap for the NFL's regular season and we finally have our 12 best teams for this years playoff. It's been a up and down season all year and it's pretty cool seeing the Cowboys, Raiders, Lions, and Dolphins back in the mix. Before we get into playoff talk big shout out to ya boy Tom Brady. Sunday he passed Miami Dolphins great Dan Marino on the all time passing yards list and is now in fourth place for the most passing yard. The irony in this is he was also playing against the Dolphins when he broke Marino's record.

To start off, let's see who all clinched the playoffs this year. In the AFC we have the Patriots, Chiefs, Steelers, Texans, Raiders, and Dolphins. In the NFC we have the Cowboys, Falcons, Seahawks, Packers, Giants, and Lions. The Patriots, Chiefs, Cowboys, and Falcons will have first round byes for Round 1 of the playoffs so those four teams will get a much needed break this week from a long season. Patriots and Cowboys will have the home field advantage during the playoffs this year due to having the best records in both of their divisions.

Now let's jump into a brief rundown of the Wild Card week. Without Derek Carr I'm worried about the Raiders, but in this first round I expect them to get by the Texans and advance. I can definitively say I like the Seahawks and Steelers in their match-ups this week and can feel good about it, both teams have seasoned vets that know what it takes to win a Super Bowl. This Giants vs. Packers game is a toss up for me, it just depends who shows up. Like I said in my last NFL blog, the Packers and Aaron Rodgers are really hot right now. In Green Bay's last game Rodgers threw for a whopping 300 yards and 4 touchdowns. But you can never count a Manning out of anything, and I know Eli has got to be wanting to 1 up his big bro after Peyton won his Super Bowl last year. We all seen the press box shot of Eli's reaction towards Peyton's big win and tied him in Super Bowl rings, he didn't look to happy about that.

That's all I got guys. Here's a schedule for Round 1 of NFL Playoffs.


January 7th.

Oakland Raiders vs. Houston Texans

Time: 4:35 ET
Line: Texans -3.5

Detroit Lions vs. Seattle Seahawks

Time: 8:15 ET
Line: Seahawks -8


January 8th.

Miami Dolphins vs. Pittsburgh Steelers

Time: 1:05 ET
Line: Steelers -10

New York Giants vs. Green Bay Packers

Time: 4:40 ET
Line: Packers -4.5

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