NFL Picks – Conference Championships 2026
The Playoffs have been a bit disappointing this year. I blame football fans.
The Playoffs have been a bit disappointing this year. I blame football fans.
Can Josh Allen do it by himself? Can the Texans overcome their own quarterback? Does Chicago have another rally in them, because they’re going to need it.
Have the Eagles shown any signs of dominance this season? The Chargers will be a problem for New England, and the AFC Champion will be determined Sunday.
It’s the best weekend of NFL football and I am overly confident. Take cover.
It was a massive football weekend full of excitement, controversy and unfortunately, too many blowouts. Let’s review…
A year ago I went 0-6 with my picks for Wildcard Weekend. It’s nice knowing things can’t get any worse.
Lamar Jackson’s feet are the recipe for success against the Chiefs and I continue to not believe in the Lions. Sorry.
I did the incredible last week. No, I did not go 6-0. I went 0-6, which if you think about it, is so much more impressive.
Like the Eagles, I’m just going through the motions this week. I’ll try to find some life for the Divisional Round.
The Eagles have the better team but the Chiefs have the best player at the most important position. Which will prevail?
This is Jalen Hurts’ time to shine and for the first time in five years, Andy Reid finally has a running back.
Opposing forces meet in KC, avoiding a 2008 reversal in Philly, Joe Burrow is the answer, and arguing with myself about the right pick in San Fran.
Two AFC teams may start 3rd string quarterbacks and the NFC quarterback field has never been this bleak. It is indeed Super Wildcard Weekend.
I’m sorry this is so late. My 5 year-old son puked all over the house today. It was as gross as Jalen Hurts’ performance last week.
I really liked Deebo Samuel and the 49ers when I picked this photo. Two days later and I feel awful about the uber-popular underdog Niners (Photo by Katelyn Mulcahy/Getty Images)