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Erik Siegrist previews the Week 17 Thursday Night game as Joe Flacco and the Browns look to lock up a playoff spot against the Jets.
Say hello to your 2023 NFC North champions. The Lions clinched their first division title last week since Barry Sanders was in his prime, but they still have plenty to play for with Detroit, Philly and San Francisco all at 11 wins and fighting for that first-round playoff bye. The running game carried the offense in the clinching victory, with
The Dolphins have to win here if they want a shot at the top seed in the AFC, and a first-round bye that they might really need as injuries keep piling up. Tua Tagovailoa is working through both quad and thumb issues. Raheem Mostert 's chance at 20 rushing TDs (a mark no one's reached since LaDainian Tomlinson in 2006, when he set the record with 28) could be hampered by multiple lower-body injuries.
With the Ravens having locked up the top seed in the AFC and a first-round bye in the playoffs, they've decided to give Lamar Jackson two weeks off and will sit him for this one. Presumably other starters will be joining him, potentially including a banged-up Zay Flowers
Last week's flop against the Saints was never going to spell doom for the Buccaneers, because they always had a layup against the inept Panthers in their back pocket for their season finale. They should win this game, and should
The Browns roll into this one having won four straight games with Joe Flacco under center, as the 38-year-old revived his career and Cleveland's flagging offense all in one fell swoop when he took over in December. With the other side of the ball carrying its weight, the defense rebounded from a November slump and held the opposition to an average of 21.5 points and just under 285 yards during that win streak while racking up multiple takeaways in each game – a win streak that included a 36-22 victory over Houston in Week 16. Flacco's main men have been
The clock hasn't struck midnight yet on Cinderella, as the Texans routed the Browns last weekend to move through to the divisional round. It's still mind-boggling to think this team went 3-13-1 in 2022; sure, DeMeco Ryans was a great hire as head coach and they nailed the 2023 draft, but I don't think it can be overstated how incredible
Last week's divisional-round game between KC and Buffalo ended up being dueling Michael Jordan memes, as Patrick Mahomes got fed up hearing about how it was his first career road playoff game, while Bills fans had to suffer through another wide right. Fortunately it doesn't seem like Shirtless Jason Kelce
San Francisco vs. Kansas City (+2) in Las Vegas, o/u 47.5 – Sunday, 6:30 p.m. EST
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