Seahawks WR Golden Tate talks about how rookie QB Russell Wilson is the focal point of the team. (NBC Sports)
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The surprising Colts matchup well against the Ravens, but Joe Flacco will have to step up for Baltimore. (NBC Sports)
Chip Kelly has plenty of potential suitors in the NFL. Whether he wants to go to Buffalo, Cleveland or Philadelphia is up to him. (NBC Sports)
ProFootballTalk: The Chiefs have been awful for a while. Andy Reid, who is reportedly close to becoming Kansas City's new coach, could rejuvenate the fan base. (NBC Sports)
Vikings running back Adrian Peterson has 409 rushing yards and three total TDS in two games against the Packers this season. Expect more of the same in Saturday's wild card game. (NBC Sports)
Seahawks WR Golden Tate says that as long as they play their game, they can take the Washington crowd out of it. Head coach Pete Carroll talks about how it's been a long process, but the guys are a close unit now. (NBC Sports)
PFT Live: Mike Florio breaks down some of the hottest topics around the NFL including Ray Lewis' retirement announcement, all of the rumors swirling around where Andy Reid will end up catching and the possibility of Notre Dame head coach Brian Kelly making the jump the NFL. (NBC Sports)
PFT Live: Mike Florio speaks with J.Michael of the Baltimore Sun as the Ravens prepare to open their postseason campaign against the Colts. The Ravens will have some added motivation after Ray Lewis announced he will retire after this season. Michael says Lewis made up his mind a while ago after his injury but has kept it under wraps. While many think Lewis may change his mind, his teammates don't think that's the case. (NBC Sports)
PFT Live: Mike Florio and Michael David Smith are back at it as they pick the winners of this weekend's Wild Card games. Florio may have taken the regular season championship, but MDS thinks he's poised winning in the playoffs. The only thing they agree on is that the Seahawks will knock off the Redskins. (NBC Sports)
Vikings running back says that having a balanced offense is a big key against the Packers, and DE Jared Allen says anyone can get hot in the playoffs. (NBC Sports)
