Joe Ferreira

Great theater in KY win…but this is accurate below…in addition to ignoring Santa Clara timeout call

With Tua headed to ATL…that gives them two lefties at QB (Penix, Jr) on same team…don’t ever recall that happening in NFL before. Anyone @NFLfootballinfo ? @AdamSchefter ?

@soonerad Legend!! Congrats @soonerad on a great run and shepherding the greatest athletic program in the country. Enjoy your next move ahead my friend!

With gratitude for all the coaches, staff, university administrators, my family, stakeholders, colleagues, donors, fans, sponsors, media and most of all, our #sooners athletes who worked so closely together to create Sooner Magic, I packed up a lifetime of memories today.

Tonight was Purdue’s 17th Top 15 game since the start of 2023-24. The Boilers are now 12-5 (.706) in such games. 58 D-I MBB teams have played 10+ Top 15 games in that same span. Purdue is the ONLY team with a win percentage of 70% or better. Beat the best.

Viktory.

Played golf with Lynn and a few friends at La Costa in Carlsbad, CA back in the day when I was working San Diego Chargers game for NFL and Lynn was sideline reporter for Monday Night Football. Great guy…hit the ball a mile but not always where he wanted it to go…lol. Hope he’s doing well.

This man walked around a Super Bowl Party virtually unrecognized!

2025 NFL season Playoff teams and Seeds look very similar to 2013 season... In 2025 we have #1 DEN vs #2 NE....and #1 SEA vs #5 LAR (same division). 2013 AFC Championship saw #1 seed DENVER host #2 seed NEW ENGLAND...in Manning/Brady Bowl XV....with DEN winning 26-16 behind Manning's 400-yard passing performance. The 2013 NFC Championship had #1 seed SEATTLE hosting #5 seed SAN FRANCISCO (wild card from same division)...with SEA winning 23-17 with late interception by eventual SB MVP Malcolm Smith. Curious to see how 2025 playoffs turn out this weekend!

Crazy stat

@bpf_by_blaine yes...i was "trying" to say only 4 vs 6 where the 4 went on to win Super Bowl but not clear.

@JoeNFL Love this. Question though, wasn’t Eagles at Cardinals in ‘08 NFC Championship a 4 v 6 seed?

Heading into Divisional Weekend, we have both conferences with the exact same surviving seeds (1,2,5,6). Since the League went to 6 playoff seeds per conference in 1990 (added 7th in 2020), we have NEVER had a 5 vs 6 Conference Championship Game. 5 and 6 seeds have made significant appearances though with: * PIT in 2005 being the first 6 seed in a conf champ game and going on to win the SB that year. * NYG won the SB in the 2007 season as 5 seed beating undefeated NE that year * GB won in 2010 as the 6 seed with Aaron Rodgers beating his future PIT team * TB won in 2020 as the 5 seed with Tom Brady at the helm. * In 2021, we had our only 4 (LAR) vs 6 (SF) Conf Champ Game...where the 4 seed LAR went on to beat 4 seed CIN in the Super Bowl. @AdamSchefter @miketirico @ProFootballTalk @wingoz

Here is the official Divisional Playoff Weekend schedule … both conferences have the same Seeds remaining AFC: 1 DEN vs 6 BUF 2 NE vs 5 HOU NFC: 1 SEA vs 6 SF 2 CHI vs 5 LAR

After a weekend of great Wild Card games, we are left with the following matchups for the Divisional Playoff Round: Saturday, Jan. 17 4:30 or 8:00 p.m. ET Buffalo Bills at Denver Broncos (Network TBD) 4:30 or 8:00 p.m. ET San Francisco 49ers at Seattle Seahawks (Network TBD) Sunday, Jan. 18 3:00 or 6:30 p.m. ET Los Angeles Rams at Chicago Bears (Network TBD) 3:00 or 6:30 p.m. ET Pittsburgh/Houston at New England Patriots (Network TBD) Both #1 seeds with a bye will host on Saturday, Jan. 17. #1 seeds have hosted on Saturday every year since 2021 (Note: The NFL went to 7 playoff teams and one byed team per conference in 2020...#1 KC hosted on Sunday that Covid-impacted year). Both #6 seeds won on Wild Card weekend this year, first time since 2020 (CLE and LAR). That same 2020 season, both #5 seeds won as well (BAL and TB), which can be matched this year if HOU beats PIT Monday night. Exact times and networks will be announced when the PIT/HOU winner is determined on Monday night.

BAD interception by GB’s Valentine there. Know the situation

Seriously? Way too many early fully uninformed takes

NFL PLAYOFFS HISTORY: The last three years, #4 seeds with a worse record than top ranked Wild Card #5 seeds are 5-1 in Wild Card games. #4 CAR (8-9) hosts #5 LAR (12-5) today on @NFLonFOX and on Monday, #4 PIT (10-7) hosts #5 HOU (12-5) on @espn 2024: #4 HOU (10-7) 32 - #5 LAC (11-6) 12 #4 LAR (10-7) 27 - #5 MIN (14-3) 9 2023: #4 HOU (10-7) 45 - #5 CLE (11-6) 14 #4 TB (9-8) 32 - #5 PHI (11-6) 9 2022: #4 JAX (9-8) 31 - #5 LAC (10-7) 30 #5 DAL (12-5) 31 - #4 TB (8-9) 14 @AdamSchefter @miketirico

Tweets that don’t age well for $200…

NFL PLAYOFFS HISTORY: As you follow the playoffs and cheer on your favorite team, below are the SEEDS that have made it to their Conference Championship Game and ultimately to the Super Bowl. Some notes: * Only 1 #1 seed has won the Super Bowl in the last 7 years...KC in 2022 when both #1 seeds made it to SB. * Both #1 seeds made it to the Super Bowl from 2013-2015 which included our #1 seeds this year two times each; DENVER (2013 & 2015) and SEATTLE (2013 & 2014) * SEATTLE has made it to the Super Bowl each time it has been the #1 seed (2005 Lost; 2013 Won; 2014 Lost; 2025 ?) * Since 7 playoff teams per conference was added in 2021, no #7 seed has made it to a Conf Champ game and only GREEN BAY has won a Wild Card game as #7 (48-32 over #2 seed Dallas in 2023). This is GREEN BAY'S 3rd consecutive year as the NFC's #7 playoff seed * NFC #3 seed (PHI this year) has not made it to the Super Bowl since WAS in 1987 * A #6 seed (SF and BUF this year) has only made the Super Bowl twice...PIT in 2005 and GB in 2010 @miketirico @AdamSchefter @NFLfootballinfo @Ivan_Urena1 Full history here:

@tjmcaulay Agree with this @tjmcaulay … but in these cases since its somewhat pre-biased, should we throw out “go with call on field if not indisputable”?

I think it’s fair to say officials at all levels need to do a better job officiating forward/backward passes in real time. It’s a difficult call, so unless it’s patently obvious the pass is forward, rule it backward.

Since 1978, Tampa Bay has been eliminated all 5 times it has needed help in the final week to make the postseason (1998, 2008, 2010, 2016, 2025). During that span, only the Raiders have been eliminated more times (6) when needing help in the final weekend without making the playoffs once.