
Prime Time Sports Talk’s Staff Picks for NFL Wild Card Weekend
Our staff shares their picks and predictions for the quartet of NFL games on Wild Card weekend.

Our staff shares their picks and predictions for the quartet of NFL games on Wild Card weekend.
The NFL season is over. All 32 teams have battled for the last 17 weeks and 12 teams are still standing eight of which will meet this weekend for the annual winner take all wild card festivities. By Sunday night only four of the eight will be standing and ready to move into the divisional round. Injuries occur for all teams during the long NFL season, but how they manage the injuries can play a big role in how they fare in the playoffs. This week I will take a look at injuries that could play an impact for each team as they prepare for the upcoming wild weekend.

Celeste Sabin takes a look at and breaks down the AP All-Pro teams.
The playoffs are a brutal time, your roster can be plagued by injuries, the players are tired, and the coaches are wary after five long months of football. A playoff bye does wonders for teams, first of all, it gives the team time to recuperate after at the very least seven straight weeks of football. It gives time for injured players to come back and it gives time to prepare and have a home playoff game in the divisional round. Most of all, it gives the players time to study film about the potential team they’ll be facing. Let’stake a look at the four teams who got a bye and why it is critical for them.

Celeste Sabin previews the Texans’ Wild Card game against the Bills.

After a season full of self-inflicted wounds and inconsistent play, the New England Patriots are stuck in unfamiliar territory: Wild

Celeste Sabin recaps what was a thrilling season for the young Panthers star.

There you have it. It has happened.

Wyche passed away at 74, just days before his 75th birthday.
Welp, it is the end of the 2019 NFL regular season and once again the Browns are looking for a new head coach and GM, again.

New England Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman gave fans and reporters an update on where his body stands. The Kent

Joe Heller looks back at the questions he asked prior to the season and examines the answers.

Our staff shares their picks and predictions for the quartet of NFL games on Wild Card weekend.
The NFL season is over. All 32 teams have battled for the last 17 weeks and 12 teams are still standing eight of which will meet this weekend for the annual winner take all wild card festivities. By Sunday night only four of the eight will be standing and ready to move into the divisional round. Injuries occur for all teams during the long NFL season, but how they manage the injuries can play a big role in how they fare in the playoffs. This week I will take a look at injuries that could play an impact for each team as they prepare for the upcoming wild weekend.

Celeste Sabin takes a look at and breaks down the AP All-Pro teams.
The playoffs are a brutal time, your roster can be plagued by injuries, the players are tired, and the coaches are wary after five long months of football. A playoff bye does wonders for teams, first of all, it gives the team time to recuperate after at the very least seven straight weeks of football. It gives time for injured players to come back and it gives time to prepare and have a home playoff game in the divisional round. Most of all, it gives the players time to study film about the potential team they’ll be facing. Let’stake a look at the four teams who got a bye and why it is critical for them.

Celeste Sabin previews the Texans’ Wild Card game against the Bills.

After a season full of self-inflicted wounds and inconsistent play, the New England Patriots are stuck in unfamiliar territory: Wild Card Weekend. Those three words

Celeste Sabin recaps what was a thrilling season for the young Panthers star.

There you have it. It has happened.

Wyche passed away at 74, just days before his 75th birthday.
Welp, it is the end of the 2019 NFL regular season and once again the Browns are looking for a new head coach and GM, again.

New England Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman gave fans and reporters an update on where his body stands. The Kent State alum, who has dealt

Joe Heller looks back at the questions he asked prior to the season and examines the answers.
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