Audibles at the Line

The Raiders and Broncos go all in on offensive weapons. The Eagles pair Jalen Hurts with Carson Wentz. The Packers ... we have no idea what the Packers are doing.

After a predictable and quiet first start to the night, things went nuts late in the first round. The Packers traded up for their quarterback of the future, the Seahawks didn't trade down for the first time in years, and the 49ers traded up and down to make some surprising selections.

Patrick Mahomes overcomes some early struggles to rally the Chiefs to a 31-20 win and a Lombardi Trophy, but did he deserve the MVP? What were the turning points in the game? And who takes the blame for San Francisco's fourth-quarter collapse?

The first half of the AFC Championship Game is a competitive, hard-fought game of football. The remaining six quarters of the weekend ... aren't.

The two conferences could hardly contrast more on Divisional Weekend. Both NFC games go entirely according to the script. The AFC, usually the more predictable conference, gives us another two crazy games.

Another trio of road victories, a possible epoch-ending defeat, and the first-ever wild-card round with two overtime games! A new decade heralds a very different postseason.

San Francisco wins in Seattle to determine the last of the NFC seeding. Every other team in a win-to-clinch scenario comes through, apart from one very, very surprising exception.

Despite a scare or two, games turn mostly as expected for playoff contenders and draft contenders alike in Week 16 -- with one very notable exception.

Coin-flip shenanigans in Dallas. The last home game for the Oakland Raiders. The Bills in prime time. Week 15 sees the playoff picture all but crystallized, while the Bengals effectively seal the No. 1 pick.

The NFC Game of the Week in New Orleans produces an all-time classic. The AFC Game of the Week in New England, not so much.