Tebowmania continues. Three teams in the AFC North are still playing.
Two rematches of regular-season games will highlight the wild-card round, which was set up when Cincinnati grabbed the final AFC spot Sunday and Atlanta moved ahead of Detroit in the NFC. The Bengals got into the
These NFL playoffs are not going to go as planned—we are headed for a wild postseason ride. The upsets will start in the Wild Card Round, and they won't end until the Super Bowl matchup is set. The possibility of upsets is what makes the postseason
EVEN without any Tim Tebow heroics, Denver won the AFC West and reached the playoffs, as did the Cincinnati Bengals, as the NFL regular season ended on Sunday. Tebow's Broncos made it despite falling 7-3 to the Kansas City Chiefs because San Diego
Tim Tebow, T.J. Yates and Andy Dalton will all be starting playoff games in 2012. How many NFL prognosticators hit the trifecta on those three things happening?
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