Five wildcard games have been scored and the divisional rounds are beginning to form, but there is still one game left to play in the first round before it is fully realized. NFL playoffs: Buccaneers cowboy.
These two teams will conclude the Super Wild Card Weekend with Monday night’s game in Tampa Bay.
If that game is half as exciting as all other wild card games, we should be on a crazy ride. So far, he’s the third-biggest comeback win in the wildcard round. NFL Playoff history was made on Saturday when the Jaguars came back from a 27-0 deficit to defeat the Chargers.
The Dolphins nearly sent shockwaves through the postseason, but their upset bid for Buffalo ended narrowly with a 34-31 loss. I’ve come to the point where I pull off a big upset. One of his teams to upset was the Giants, where he scored a 31-24 win in Minnesota to knock the Vikings out of the playoffs.
The 49ers also advanced to the divisional round with a 41-23 victory over the Seahawks on Saturday.
With that in mind, let’s take a look at the full postseason schedule. (And let’s not forget, his AFC title game on Neutral Site could happen this year. bill When Chiefs If they do face each other in the AFC Championship Game, it will be played in Atlanta. )
Super Wildcard Weekend
Saturday, January 14th
- (2) 49ers (7) 41-23 for the Seahawks. The 49ers had a brief scare from the Seahawks the day Seattle took a 17-16 lead at halftime. However, in the second half, San Francisco took the lead with a spectacular performance. Brock his Purdy threw for 332 yards and became the first rookie in NFL history to score a total of four touchdowns in his playoff game. (Purdy finished with 3 passing touchdowns and 1 rushing score).
- (4) Jaguar 31-30 Over (5) Charger. The Jaguars won the game by pulling off one of the biggest comebacks in NFL history. The Jags fell behind 27-0 early in the game, largely due to four interceptions from Trevor Lawrence, but rebounded thanks to Lawrence throwing four touchdown passes. and won a spectacular victory.
Sunday, January 15th
- (2) Bills 34-31 over (7) Dolphins. The Dolphins entered the game as the biggest underdog in the history of the Wildcard round (+14) and were able to give the Bills a big scare despite their odds. Ultimately, the Bills stave off the upset thanks to Joshua Allen (352 passing yards, 3 touchdowns) and a defense that produced multiple big plays for him, including two turnovers, four sacks and four down stops. I was able to. 2:30 game left.
- (6) giants (3) 31-24 in the Vikings; New York was able to pull off an upset in Minnesota thanks to a historic performance from Daniel Jones. Daniel Jones became the first QB in NFL playoff history to throw at least 300 innings and he threw two touchdowns and added at least 70 yards on the ground. Not only did Jones throw for 301 yards, but he was also the game’s leading rusher, with 17 carries he tallied for 78 yards.The win over Minnesota marked the Giants’ first playoff win since beating the Patriots super ball XLVI dates back to February 2012.
- (3) bengals (6) 24-17 with the Ravens. The Ravens had Cincinnati on the ropes for most of this game, but the Bengals managed to pull off a win thanks to a defense that came up with one of the greatest plays in NFL postseason history. At the Cincinnati 1-yard line, Tyler Huntley fumbled and Sam Hubbard returned the fumble 98 yards for the eventual game-winning touchdown.
Monday 16th January
- (Five) cowboys in (4) buccaneers (+2.5), 8:15 PM ET (ABC/ESPN, streaming Hubo TV). If the Cowboys advance to the divisional rounds, they have to do something they’ve never done before: beat Tom BradyThe Cowboys are 0-7 all-time against the Buccaneers QB, including a Week 1 loss in which Tampa Bay edged Dallas 19-3.
division round
Saturday, January 21st
- (4) Jaguars (1) Chiefs, 4:30 p.m. (NBC)
- (6) (1) Giant eagles8:15 PM ET (Fox)
Sunday, January 22nd
- (3) Bengals at (2) Bills, 3pm (CBS)
- (5) Cowboys or (4) Buccaneers (2) 49ers at 6:30 p.m. ET (Fox)
Championship Sunday
January 29th
- NFC Championship, 3:05 p.m. ET (Fox)
- AFC Championship, 6:40 p.m. ET (CBS)
Super Bowl LVII
February 12th
AFC Champions vs. NFC Champions at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, 6:30 PM ET (Fox)
