Joe Osborne, Senior Content Creator: It could be a perfect storm for the Lions as most of the Pro Bowl-level talent is still ascending, they got some playoff experience under their belt last ...

Pfft. Most of this stuff is fine. A decade ago, some people wanted to act like the sport would collapse if NFL-bound players opted out of meaningless bowl games. Now, you’re pleasantly ...

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The Detroit Lions will be well represented when 2025 Pro Bowl selections are announced Thursday, but one player who won't be on the list could be this year's biggest snub. Lions safety Kerby ...

For years, the NFL Pro Bowl brought together the league’s biggest stars for a final celebration at the end of the season. It was a time to honor top players, give fans a chance to see their ...

The MVP Bowl in the AFC Divisional Round did not disappoint on Sunday evening. The Baltimore Ravens came storming back from an 11-point deficit at halftime but three turnovers and a dropped pass by tight end Mark Andrews on the game-tying two-point conversion attempt ultimately became too much to overcome.

Ray Davis scored the first playoff touchdown of his NFL career in the Buffalo Bills vs. Baltimore Ravens AFC Divisional game.

The Buffalo Bills are coming off a commanding 31-7 victory over the Denver Broncos in the Wild Card round. The impressive win showcased their well-rounded roster, highlighted by a strong defensive performance and a balanced offensive attack.

Buffalo Bills running back Ray Davis scores on a 1-yard run against the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC DIvisional Round.

Baltimore Ravens legend Ray Lewis is no stranger to big playoff moments. In his 17-year NFL career, where every season was spent with the same franchise, Lewis played in 21 playoff games over nine seasons. He was the Super Bowl 35 MVP, and in his final season, Lewis went out on top with a win in Super Bowl 47.

He made the Pro Bowl with Pittsburgh in 2021 after catching 107 passes for 1,161 yards and eight touchdowns. Johnson played in two total games for the Texans before being released, catching two ...

On top of that, there's a certain level of drama the 10-time Pro Bowler can bring with him, and he may only offer a one-year solution. Nobody would consider Wilson a lock to return to Pittsburgh ...