Ryan Wilson's MIND WAS BLOWN by how many Ravens fans wanted Lamar Jackson pulled, John Breech saw Cody Parkey's miss coming from a mile away, and I'm thinking Philly's the best possible matchup for the Saints, despite Nick Foles' mojo. Sean Wagner-McGough joins too as we break down a wild weekend, look ahead to the divisional round and much more.

The Cowboys-Rams line surprises me. The Rams were favored by a TD or more 12 times this season, covering six, and just one of those six finished above .500 (Chargers). Give me Dallas and the 7 points all day. In fact, I'm not stopping there: the Cowboys will WIN the game, and you won't believe the other 'dog I'm sure will win outright.

The Jags really need a QB, but does that mean they should trade up in an awful year for QBs? YES IT DOES. Ryan Wilson says Jacksonville needs to get Dwayne Haskins, who finally declared, and they'll have to jump a few teams to do it. And here's what the Raiders did with the Bears pick they now know will be No. 24.

If I told you Mitchell Trubisky completed 60 percent of his passes, didn't have a turnover and became the first Bears QB to EVER throw for 300 yards in a playoff game, how many points would you guess Chicago won by? Bad news Bears: Nick Foles is a playoff zombie. Also, Philip Rivers got revenge, and here's why it's starting to look exactly like 2013.

When the Clemson-Alabama title game kicks off tonight, as many as eight first-round picks could be on the field, and that's not even counting the QBs, who aren't yet eligible. Tua Tagovailoa and Trevor Lawrence are future top prospects, though, so Chris Trapasso compared them to recent QB draft picks; here's what he discovered.

Philadelphia is scary, man. Nick Foles and the Eagles just keep winning playoff games, yet the defending Super Bowl champs are 9-POINT UNDERDOGS to the Saints. Vegas clearly believes this is where the run ends, and that's not the only huge line I broke down (but here's why maybe it's not so crazy).

Things are finally breaking right for the Chargers, and when that's happening, HERE COMES THE DAGGER. The first playoff matchup between Philip Rivers and Tom Brady since 2007 might feature some seriously funky weather. Here's what could happen at kickoff.