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Three weeks ago the Arizona Cardinals bludgeoned Green Bay in a shockingly one-sided 38-8 victory. Saturday evening the Packers will have an opportunity to prove that game was an anomaly as they travel to Glendale for the first of this weekend’s NFC Division Round playoff games

The New England Patriots host the Kansas City Chiefs Saturday afternoon, Jan. 16, at 4:35 P.M. at Gillette Stadium. Here’s some pregame thoughts, three keys to the game and a prediction for the upcoming contest.

Smith is the “X-factor” in both KC’s running and passing game. One thing to consider is that Bill Belichick has always been a bit passive when facing a quarterback who can run.

“I want to start off by saying I made a pretty stupid mistake this weekend,” Jones said. “Right now, my main focus is becoming the best player I can be and helping the team, and we’re focused on Kansas City.”

To no one’s surprise, Patriots head coach Bill Belichick had little to offer as it pertained to defensive end Chandler Jones, who was rushed to the hospital after the Boston Globe reported he suffered a “bad reaction” to synthetic marijuana Sunday morning.

The Patriots were being cautious with Gronkowski this week, with the tight end still dealing with a nagging knee injury.

It sounds like reporters in Kansas City might be trying to create a little controversy with the Chiefs coming into Foxboro this weekend in the AFC Divisional round.

Criticism of media prompts Broncos fans to create a petition to ban Phill Simms from NFL playoffs.

Paul “Fitzy” Fitzgerald previews the 2016 Patriots Playoffs

In this episode, we discussed the upcoming Divisional Round Playoff Game for the Patriots against the Chiefs at Gillette Stadium Saturday Night. However, before that we looked back at Wild Card Weekend and we shared our thoughts on those Playoff games. Later on we had another edition of Around The League which is a segment where we talked about league issues. We ended with our predictions for all the Divisional Round games.

There’s a rivalry brewing in New England’s locker room, with two players battling it out as the playoffs get set to begin this weekend.

Thanks to the epic meltdown by the Cincinnati Bengals on Saturday, the Pittsburgh Steelers advance in the NFL playoffs – and the New England Patriots will host the Kansas City Chiefs rather than Cincy in the division round of the 2015-2016 post-season.

Scary news on Tuesday night following a report from the Boston Herald involving one of New England’s dynamic defensive players.

The New England Patriots host the Kansas City Chiefs Saturday afternoon, Jan. 16, at 4:35 P.M. at Gillette Stadium. The Chiefs went on the road and defeated the Houston Texans 30-0 during Wildcard Weekend, earning the right to travel to Foxboro. Here’s some initial thoughts on next week’s contest.

Going back to 2000, no one has thrown even close to the number of touchdowns in the final two quarters of play in the postseason as Brady.