Now that the Wild Card round is in the books, it’s time for the Divisional round. For this article, we will be focusing on the Saturday-only DFS slate.
Five of the six Wild Card playoff games are officially in the books. The final game brings us a huge matchup out of the NFC West.
After making the playoffs in 2020, the Chicago Bears decided it was time to move on from quarterback Mitchell Trubisky. They signed Andy Dalton to replace him and many fans were left disappointed.
The final regular-season Monday Night Football game of the season is here. To cap off the Monday Night schedule is a battle out of the AFC North.
Two potential wild card teams face off this week on Monday Night Football. The Miami Dolphins will head into New Orleans to face off against the Saints.
This year there will be two games on the Christmas Day schedule. To kick things off, the Green Bay Packers will be hosting the Cleveland Browns followed by the Arizona Cardinals hosting the Indianapolis Colts.
It is hard to believe but the final Thursday Night Game of the season is officially here. To finish off the Thursday Night Football schedule, the San Francisco 49ers will head into Nashville to face the Tennessee Titans.
Unfortunately, Covid-19 hit the NFL very hard this past week. Therefore, for the first time this season, we will have Tuesday Night Football games.
This week, there will be two games for Monday Night Football. All four teams are technically still in the playoff running and in desperate need of a win.
This week on Thursday Night Football is a huge divisional matchup out of the AFC West. This game will have big playoff implications with both teams fighting for the division title.
For the second week in a row, the Monday Night Football game features an excellent divisional matchup. This week the NFL-leading Arizona Cardinals host the Los Angeles Rams.
This Thursday Night Football game is huge for both teams. The Pittsburgh Steelers will be heading to Minnesota to face the Vikings.
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