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The Philadelphia Eagles and Los Angeles Rams are gearing up for a Divisional Round matchup on Sunday. Weather for the game is forecast to be cold and possibly even snowy in the City of Brotherly Love.
Playing a game in frigid conditions can be a whole other ball game, so Eagles running back Saquon Barkley has decided to get some pointers — even though he has played his entire NFL and collegiate career in places that can get cold — from a franchise great.
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Texans might be wondering what could have been after losing to the Kansas City Chiefs in the Divisional Round
The Kansas City Chiefs are moving on to the AFC Championship Game, with visions of the NFL’s first Super Bowl three-peat still dancing in their heads. Kansas City survived on Saturday afternoon against the Houston Texans, winning by a final score of 23-14.
For the Texans, their flight home will be filled with thoughts of “what if.” Kicker Kai’mi Fairbairn missed one field goal, had another blocked, and missed an extra point in the loss.
The Kansas City Chiefs are easy to like for a lot of different reasons, but when NFL officiating gets involved it ruins things for a lot of people. It adds legitimacy to the conspiracy theory that the Chiefs have allies wearing stripes in every game.
And that was definitely the case in Sunday’s Divisional Round playoff game against the Houston Texans.
The Chiefs won the game, 23-14, and that’s pretty much what most people expected. The Chiefs, after all, were at home where they are 11-2 in playoff games during the Patrick Mahomes era.
Caitlin Clark and Taylor Swift were watching the Kansas City Chiefs game against the Houston Texans in the NFL Divisional Round of the playoffs – and they were doing it about a foot away from each other.
As OutKick’s Matt Reigle reported earlier, the two female icons were taking in the NFL playoff action from a luxury suite. Swift was there because of Travis Kelce (we’ve written about this in the past) and Clark grew up a Chiefs fan. When the ESPN broadcasting team spotted the two, cameras instantly focused on the Chiefs’ celebrity fans.
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In a tight defensive battle, the Chiefs hold on to advance to the AFC Championship Game.
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