NFL Divisional Round: Biggest immediate question for advancing/eliminated playoff teams

The NFL's Wild Card Round has set a new standard for postseason drama, featuring 12 fourth-quarter lead changes, a record-setting number for the playoffs. The Buffalo Bills, Chicago Bears, and Los Angeles Rams all secured victories with game-winning scores in the final two minutes, marking the first time three playoff games ended in such fashion.

The Denver Broncos, entering the Divisional Round with the AFC's top seed, face questions about their offense, led by second-year quarterback Bo Nix, known for inconsistency. The New England Patriots, seeded second, saw quarterback Drake Maye struggle with pressure in their win over the Los Angeles Chargers. The Pittsburgh Steelers and Houston Texans are set to conclude the Wild Card Weekend, with analysis pending.

In the NFC, the Seattle Seahawks await a rematch against the San Francisco 49ers in the Divisional Round, with quarterback Sam Darnold aiming to maintain his composure under pressure. The Chicago Bears continue their season of comebacks, overcoming a