The Seahawks are looking to become the first team in 10 years to reach back-to-back Super Bowls. Can they knock off the Packers for the second time in 2014?
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The Green Bay Packers are looking to make their second Super Bowl appearance in five years. All they have to do is knock off the defending NFL champions.
A total of 16 teams in the NFL finished with a winning record in 2014. Five of those clubs still managed to fall short of the playoffs.
For the first time since 2003, the Pittsburgh Steelers won’t have defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau to kick around opposing offenses.
For the fourth straight season, the Broncos were AFC West champions. For the second time in three years, Denver lost a playoff game at home.
Jason Garrett’s Cowboys played a pretty good football game against the favored Packers at Lambeau Field. But their shaky defense eventually betrayed them.
One week after bumping off the Cardinals, the Panthers found out that the defending Super Bowl champion Seahawks are a totally different kind of bird.
The upstart Baltimore Ravens appeared to be headed for another playoff win at New England. But it simply (or not so simply) was not meant to be.
You would be much better off forgetting these Titans, who suffered through a horrendous season in 2014 and keep getting further away from a playoff berth
We have never seen all four home teams lose in the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs. Could this be the year of unprecedented upset(s)?
There will be at least one handful of new head coaches in the NFL in 2015. But we’ve only just begun when it comes to coordinators.