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Best Week of the Season: Second Round of the NFL Playoffs
Green Bay (vs. the Rams) and Kansas City (vs. Cleveland) return from the week off, Palo will also try to get past Baltimore and New Orleans will meet Tampa Bay among the senior quarterbacks
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Will he succeed in defeating the Saints this time?
Brady (Photo: AP, John Bazemore)
To many, this weekend is the best the NFL has to offer.
After the playoffs of the playoffs clears the last remnants (hello Washington and Chicago), the divisional semifinals already provide us with the top eight teams in the league and quite a bit of action.
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The games
Green Bay - Los Angeles Rams, Saturday, 11:35 p.m.
Palo - Baltimore, Sunday, 3:15 p.m.
Kansas City - Cleveland, Sunday, 10:05 p.m.
New Orleans - Tampa Bay, Monday, 1:40
Green Bay - Los Angeles Rams, Saturday, 11:35 p.m.
The celebration will kick off in Lambo Field, with the Packers returning from their week off for a meeting with the tough LA defense.
The Rams come in very encouraging, after paralyzing Seattle outside and getting along despite being forced to throw the injured body Jared off the field.
Green Bay finished the season in excellent shape, with six straight wins and emerging MVP Aron Rogers wants to take advantage of the home run for a successful playoff run.
Palo - Baltimore, Sunday, 3:15 p.m.
For 25 full years they waited in Buffalo for a home playoff game and a playoff win and it went harder than expected, but the Bills managed the encounter against Indianapolis and will stay at home for another week.
This time they face a much higher hurdle, in the form of Baltimore, who have looked very good in recent weeks, both on offense with Lamar Jackson and on defense, who stopped Derrick Henry last week.
The road to the Super Bowl passes through Aron Rogers and the Packers in Lambu Field (Photo: GettyImages)
Kansas City - Cleveland, Sunday, 10:05 p.m.
Another one that has not experienced the success of PostSeason for many years is Cleveland and everything exploded for her in the first quarter in Pittsburgh, on the way to a huge away win.
The Browns, who are getting back coach Kevin Stepansky, will have to produce something more extraordinary, this time in Arhoad against the No. 1 contender for the championship.
Not just Kansas City a 10-point favorite ahead of this game.
The reigning champion and Patrick Mehomes have hardly stumbled this season, despite a few close wins than expected and this encounter may well be the highlight of the second round.
New Orleans - Tampa Bay, Monday, 1:40
On the one hand, a quarterback exactly 42 years old. On the other side, a quarterback 43 and a half years old.
If the world belongs to the young, no one has told this to Drew Brice and Tom Brady, two of the greatest ever, who will meet for the “old” playoff battle in history of course.
Bris' hand was on top twice this year, with 23:34 in the opening round and a crushing 3:38 in Florida later, but Brady has no less than 31 playoff victories after last week, while Bris holds just 8: 9 in the postseason.
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