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Kevin Payne gives his picks for Saturday’s wild-card games and likes RB Joe Mixon, who has the best odds at the position Saturday.
Bad weather in Tampa could be a complicating factor, but Rob Gronkowski otherwise has everything lined up nicely for a big game to continue his hot streak.
Liss believess the signals for Jonathan Taylor's breakout season were in plain sight.
Ryan Belongia breaks down the Saturday wild-card contests as Mac Jones doesn't project well in what should be a run-heavy Patriots attack.
Erik Siegrist previews the Sunday wild-card matchups with game predictions, fantasy projections and DFS picks as Patrick Mahomes leads the Chiefs against the Steelers.
Christian Kirk enjoyed a breakout season in 2021, but it might end with a thud with Jalen Ramsey ahead.
Sasha Yodashkin checks out Saturday's two-game wild-card slate as Joe Burrow tries to lead the Bengals to their first playoff win in three decades.
Devin Singletary has been on a roll in the last month - can he continue that success on Saturday night?
The Staff likes Joe Burrow and the Bengals as 5.5-point home favorites against the Raiders.
Liss lays out the case for Najee Harris and the Steelers to pull off the big upset.
Chris Liss likes T.J. Watt and the Steelers getting 12.5 points on the road in Arrowhead.
Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson discuss where injury-plagued Christian McCaffrey will get drafted in 2022.
Jeff Erickson thinks Dak and The Cowboys can be a sneaky value in post season drafts.
Tom Brady gets the top spot among quarterbacks for the second-seeded Buccaneers.
Justin Herbert and the Chargers didn't make the playoffs, but made an epic number of 4th-and-long conversions with the game on the line each time.
