Prime Time Sports Talk’s Staff Picks for NFL Wild Card Weekend
January 4, 2020
Our staff shares their picks and predictions for the quartet of NFL games on Wild Card weekend.
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Our staff shares their picks and predictions for the quartet of NFL games on Wild Card weekend.
Celeste Sabin previews the Texans’ Wild Card game against the Bills.
Joe Heller takes a look at the Tennessee Titans and previews their game against the Patriots while predicting the contest’s outcome.
Ryan Potts shares his predictions for the wild card games this upcoming weekend.
Andersen Pickard shares his picks and an updated playoff picture for the 17th and final week of the NFL season.
Focus turns to the NFL playoff picture in this week’s edition of Woz’s NFL Notebook. The Baltimore Ravens dominated last week’s edition, and they are my team-of-the-week, but we start this week in the NFC. The NFL playoff picture is fascinating and there are many permutations. Teams with aspirations of playing football in January are fighting for every inch on the field.
Ryan Potts updates his Super Bowl tiers with exactly one quarter of the NFL season in the books.
Ryan Potts updates his Super Bowl tiers with exactly one quarter of the NFL season in the books.
The Denver Broncos are in a position this season to take a big jump forward after an off-season marked by
The championship games were great entertainment and proved to be some great fun for football fans as it is some of the last meaningful games until September. Even though the deserving teams seemed to have won what looms large is the calls that more or less decided the wins. The NFC Championship game between the Los Angeles Rams and the New Orleans Saints was called by Bill Vinovich and his staff while the AFC Championship game between the New England Patriots and Kansas City Chiefs was called by Clete Blakeman and his staff. Let’s examine some of the crucial missed calls.
Three months ago, the Chiefs and Patriots lit up the Gillette Stadium scoreboard in Foxborough. It was an old fashioned
The Los Angeles Rams win over the Dallas Cowboys was their first playoff win since 2004. It gives them their first NFC championship appearance since 2001. Therein lies their biggest challenge of the season in the New Orleans Saints.
Our staff shares their picks and predictions for the quartet of NFL games on Wild Card weekend.
Celeste Sabin previews the Texans’ Wild Card game against the Bills.
Joe Heller takes a look at the Tennessee Titans and previews their game against the Patriots while predicting the contest’s outcome.
Ryan Potts shares his predictions for the wild card games this upcoming weekend.
Andersen Pickard shares his picks and an updated playoff picture for the 17th and final week of the NFL season.
Focus turns to the NFL playoff picture in this week’s edition of Woz’s NFL Notebook. The Baltimore Ravens dominated last week’s edition, and they are my team-of-the-week, but we start this week in the NFC. The NFL playoff picture is fascinating and there are many permutations. Teams with aspirations of playing football in January are fighting for every inch on the field.
Ryan Potts updates his Super Bowl tiers with exactly one quarter of the NFL season in the books.
Ryan Potts updates his Super Bowl tiers with exactly one quarter of the NFL season in the books.
The Denver Broncos are in a position this season to take a big jump forward after an off-season marked by significant moves in the coaching
The championship games were great entertainment and proved to be some great fun for football fans as it is some of the last meaningful games until September. Even though the deserving teams seemed to have won what looms large is the calls that more or less decided the wins. The NFC Championship game between the Los Angeles Rams and the New Orleans Saints was called by Bill Vinovich and his staff while the AFC Championship game between the New England Patriots and Kansas City Chiefs was called by Clete Blakeman and his staff. Let’s examine some of the crucial missed calls.
Three months ago, the Chiefs and Patriots lit up the Gillette Stadium scoreboard in Foxborough. It was an old fashioned shootout, a game where the
The Los Angeles Rams win over the Dallas Cowboys was their first playoff win since 2004. It gives them their first NFC championship appearance since 2001. Therein lies their biggest challenge of the season in the New Orleans Saints.
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