Wild Card weekend for this NFL postseason should be renamed “blowout” weekend as five of the six games were decided by two scores or more.
The lone exception was the thrilling back-and-forth between the Detroit Lions and Los Angeles Rams on Sunday night that saw Detroit end a 32-year drought as the franchise won its first playoff game since Jan. 5, 1992.
Of the four matchups in this weekend's Divisional Round, there will be three rematches from the regular season. The only two teams who didn’t play each other this season are the Green Bay Packers and San Francisco 49ers, but they will face off in an NFL record 10th time in the postseason.