Tom Brady and the Buccaneers were able to edge out Aaron Rodgers and the Packers at a chilly Lambeau Field to advance to Super Bowl LV, where they will become the first team in NFL history to host and play in the same Super Bowl. They'll be joined by the reigning champs in the Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs, who defeated Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills at Arrowhead Stadium. Predictions for the big game as well? It's all here.

2021 started off with a West Ham win away at Everton, Southampton and Burnley both defeated Liverpool, Sheffield finally earned their first win of the Premier League campaign, Newcastle are seriously struggling, and Manchester United are currently sitting atop the table.

The Packers made light work of the Rams, the Bills comfortably beat the Ravens, Chad Henne had to clean up for Patrick Mahomes and hung on as the Chiefs triumphed over the Browns, and the Bucs defeated Drew Brees and the Saints in what was likely his final game in the NFL. The Bucs travel to the frozen tundra to take on the Packers in the NFC Championship game while the Bills head south to Kansas City to battle the Chiefs in the AFC Championship game next weekend.

Super Wild Card Weekend was super indeed, with all six matchups managing to keep me glued to my TV all weekend long. The Bills edged out the Colts, the Rams topped the Seahawks, the Bucs stormed past the Washington Football Team, the Ravens rolled over the Titans, the Saints stomped over the Bears, and the Browns shocked the world with a huge 48-37 win over the Steelers. Looks like there's no more Corvettes for Juju.

After having to deal with the coronavirus pandemic and somehow finishing the regular season in a decently healthy and safe manner, the NFL has reached the stage that we've all been waiting for: the playoffs. Wild Card Weekend already has some enticing matchups that should keep you on the couch for a good few hours with the likes of the Titans and the Ravens as well as the Browns and the Steelers all battling it out for a spot in the divisional round.

The final week of the regular season was full of drama and action-packed football with playoff berths looming in the air. The Bills slaughtered the Dolphins, the Browns beat the Steelers for their first playoff berth in 18 years, the Packers clinched the number 1 seed in the NFC after beating the Bears, John Wolford led the Rams past the Cardinals and into the playoffs, the Titans won the division on a last-second doink, and the Washington Football Team won the NFC East partially due to Doug Pederson's tanking.

Arsenal earned a shock win against Chelsea, Liverpool dropped 4 points against West Brom and Newcastle, plenty of 1-1 draws occurred, Leeds put 5 past Sam Allardyce's men, and Marcus Rashford ended off 2020 on a high note with a late winner over Wolves.

Alvin Kamara had a record Christmas Day with 6 rushing touchdowns as the Saints marched toward their 4th consecutive NFC South title, the Chiefs clinched the number 1 seed in the AFC, the Packers outlasted the Titans on Sunday Night Football, and playoff implications were present in Las Vegas, New York, and Pittsburgh.

The Bills clinched their first division title since 1995, Tom Brady familiarly overcame a large deficit against the Falcons as the Bucs ended up winning 31-27, the Jets won their first game of the season, at the expense of the first overall pick in next year's draft and the opportunity to draft Trevor Lawrence, and Juju Smith-Schuster 's TikTok dancing was the talk of Monday night's game, where the Bengals shocked the Steelers, handing them their third straight loss.

Slaven Bilic was somehow the first manager to be sacked in the Premier League this season after earning a vital point away against Manchester City, Liverpool outlasted Tottenham in the match between the two teams at the top of the table, the Reds also put seven past Crystal Palace, and Manchester United scored six against their rivals Leeds in their first Premier League meeting since 2004.