Scott Spratt

The Chiefs have reached the AFC Championship Game for the second consecutive season. The Titans are here for the first time since 2002. Can Derrick Henry's incredible playoff performance continue? And is there any way Tennessee can slow down Patrick Mahomes?

The conference championships narrow the field to four teams and place adding importance on DFS team-building strategy in addition to contextual concerns like the venue, weather, and defense.

Scott Spratt discusses his favorite DFS options for the conference championships including Mecole Hardman and a number of other Chiefs, Raheem Mostert, and more. (Click for audio link.)

The Seahawks avoided the fourth blowout of the divisional round with a furious second half comeback against the Packers. But thanks to bad pass protection and a critical bad strategic decision, their one-score magic finally ran out.

The divisional round reintroduces the Ravens and Chiefs to the AFC playoff picture. And while their regular-season success and Vegas spreads make them the overwhelming favorites to face each other in the AFC Championship Game, the Titans have a running back and the Texans have a quarterback who could easily play spoiler.

The Titans didn’t need the once-forecasted rainstorm to topple the Patriots last week, but extreme weather could still become a major factor the divisional round.

Scott Spratt details his favorite and least favorite DFS matchups for the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs. That former group is highlighted by Patrick Mahomes, Aaron Jones, Deebo Samuel, and Travis Kelce while the latter includes Russell Wilson, Derrick Henry, A.J. Brown, and Kyle Rudolph. (Click for audio link.)

The Giants have hired Joe Judge to be their new head coach.  Judge has been with the Patriots since 2012, was promoted to special teams coordinator in 2015 and then wide receivers coach in 2019.  The 38-year-old Judge could gain some veteran experience on his staff with the Giants also asking to

The Carolina Panthers have hired Matt Rhule to be their new Head Coach.  Rhule has a legacy of turning around struggling college programs, feat he accomplished at both Temple and Baylor over the last decade.  The 44-year-old Rhule is also known as a forward-thinker who embraces analytics, a trait

With a pair of home games for a pair of future Hall of Fame quarterbacks, wild-card weekend was at risk for blowouts and chalk finishes. Instead, all four games were competitive deep into their fourth quarters, and all four road teams had a chance to win.