2020 NFL playoffs winners picks: Divisional round straight-up and against the spread
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The 2020-2021 playoffs march on this weekend, with the four games from the Divisional round on the slate. Often called the best weekend of football, as there are two games on each day, and it features the top eight teams from across the league, this weekend’s contests introduce the top seeds from both conferences after the AFC’s Kansas City Chiefs and the NFC’s Green Bay Packers come off their respective first-round byes. Kansas City will host the Cleveland Browns, while the Packers will welcome in the Los Angeles Rams.
2020 NFL Wildcard winners picks: Straight-up and against the spreadk picks from The Phinsider
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The regular season of the 2020 NFL season has come and gone, with the postseason starting today. We continue our season-long straight-up winners picks into the playoffs, giving you our predictions of every game’s results.
Last week’s regular-season finale was supposed to decide our regular-season winner. Of course, everyone decided to crush it for the week. Kevin Nogle, Kathleen Noa, Justin Hier, and James McKinney all finished the week 13-3, while Josh Houtz was 12-4 and CT Smith came in at 11-4. It was a great week of performances across the entire group of contributors.
Dolphins announced Chan Gailey has resigned as offensive coordinator. Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) January 6, 2021
My reaction after hearing the news that Chan Gailey was resigning.
As you can see, I was classy about it and didn’t let anyone see the joy I felt when I heard the news. Always remember the importance of containing yourself.
Some might find this to be a bit surprising because Stone Cold Brian Flores said yesterday that all his assistants were going to be coming back. I’m really not. Gailey is 68 years old and with everything going with the pandemic and the fact that he’s 68 years old, him looking not to work anymore seems like a decent idea.