The NFL’s Divisional playoff round is officially in the books and we’re down to the final four teams vying for their shot at the Lombardi Trophy in Super Bowl 50. To get there, though, there was a ton of exciting action this past weekend in the four games and, as always, we’re here to break it down for you.
Randall Cobb made the best catch of the weekend, but it didn’t even count because of a penalty.
Regardless, it’s worth your appreciation.
The Cardinals took a late lead thanks to this bizarre deflection.
Sometimes it’s better to be lucky than good?
Seriously, though, this was nuts.
Not as nuts as the final play of regulation, which saw Aaron Rodgers and the Packers convert on ANOTHER desperation Hail Mary.
Jeff Janis made the grab that sent the game to overtime.
Fortunately for Arizona, the great Larry Fitzgerald wasted no time in setting them up for a game-winning touchdown.
Travis Kelce mocked Tom Brady prior to the Patriots-Chiefs game in Foxboro.
Danny Amendola delivered this brutal hit on a first half punt.
Rob Gronkowski was back and appeared to be healthy, which was bad news for poor Eric Berry.
Tom Brady put it all on the line for this (near) touchdown. He’d score on the very next play.
Alex Smith made some magic happen in the pocket on this wild third-down conversion.
Jonathan Stewart ripped off a massive gain for the Panthers’ first play from scrimmage against Seattle.
After he scored moments later, Stewart made this little girl’s day/week/month/year/life.
Cam Newton and Greg Olsen combined for this spectacular throw and catch.
Russell Wilson crafted some magic of his own as he attempted to lead the Seahawks back into the game.
Martavis Bryant steamrolled Broncos coordinator Wade Phillips on the sideline.
Peyton Manning dove to avoid a sack and then turned it into a huge gain on this throw to Emmanuel Sanders. Refs ruled Peyton wasn’t giving himself up on the play.
Von Miller had the best dance of the weekend.
And someone may have farted straight into a microphone during a ceremony honoring children. Hmm….
We’ll see you next week following conference championship weekend.
