When there’s a Cam, there’s a way!
The 2015 NFL Season has finally come to an end and it was nothing short of memorable – to say the least. The Dallas Cowboys suffered another losing season, with multiple injuries around Tony Romo, but do have the fourth pick in the upcoming NFL Draft next spring.
While the New York Jets won 10-games in their first post Rex Ryan season, they unfortunately fell short of making a post-season bid – ironically to the head coach they fired now in Buffalo.
Unlike previous years, this is the first time we can remember where the field is entirely open for any team to make a run The Vince Lombardi Trophy next month in San Francisco. Cam Newton is looking to solidify his MVP season with hoisting the championship in February; but the former Heisman winner will stars things off playing the winner of the Packers and Redskins game.
Aaron Rodgers and the Packers lucked up for the easiest match-up in the NFC this year against the Washington Redskins; but Kirk Cousin’s heroics to lead them to a 9-7 winning record, has been nothing short of amazing. Glancing over to the AFC, Marvin Lewis has a chance to finally win his first ever playoff game, after patrolling the sidelines of the Cincinnati Bengals for 13 years.
The sleeper team of the entire NFL Playoffs, is by far the Kansas City Chiefs, who’ve won 10 consecutive games, following their five game losing streak. They’ll travel down to Houston, for a primetime against the Texans and will have a chance to scare the rest of the competition.
As Peyton Manning and Tom Brady rest up for possibly their last chance at seeing each other in the playoffs, take a look at the entire schedule of games for Wild Card Weekend below.
AFC Wildcard Saturday, January 9th
Kansas City Chiefs at Houston Texans | 4:35pm ET on ABC
Pittsburgh Steelers at Cincinnati Bengals | 8:15pm ET on CBS
NFC Wildcard Sunday, January 10th
Seattle Seahawks at Minnesota Vikings | 1:05pm ET on NBC
Green Bay Packers at Washington Redskins | 4:40pm ET on FOX
