The Cincinnati Bengals won three consecutive postseason games to advance to the Super Bowl for the first time in decades. It didn't matter as the Bengals defied all odds and their naysayers ended up being decimated by a Rams defense that wouldn't die. In three Super Bowls the Bengals franchise has went down to the NFC West all three times. Twice to the 49ers and now the Rams. How will the Bengals bounce back? Will theu bounce back?

The Packers failed, in the postseason again and this time it was against a familiar foe unlike last year. The 49ers pulled it off in January 2022 and even though Green Bay finds a way to keep Aaron Rodgers from leaving and or retiring, they lose M.V.S. & DeVante Adams in the last week or so. How does this happen? How? Who will Aaron throw the ball too in 2022?

The Buccaneers got back to the postseason but failed to advance back to the Super Bowl as they intended to. Tom Brady retired for 40 days and ultimately returned right away to try to obtain that elusive 8th Super Bowl ring. The Buccs finished 14-5, and if anyone can obtain an 8th Super Bowl I believe Brady can.

The home of the Chiefs was invaded and left the fans and the team decimated after the Bengals won for a second straight meeting in overtime none the less. Now the Chiefs are without Daniel Sorenson, Tyrann Mathieu, DeMarcus Robinson and Tyreek Hill. Key pieces of the current dynamic dynasty. How will 2022 unfold?

So Tennessee had the home field advantage they desperately needed and wanted and still lost to the Cincinnati Bengals in their first playoff game. How does this happen? It just does, it's the NFL. All signs are pointing to the right direction for the Titans unlike other NFL teams.

Almost Dallas but no cigar, almost 15-2 after this 2021 season review show. The Cowboys made the tournament but was the only team to lose at home in January 2022 tournament. How does that happen? Enough blame to go around for this but the season was a success, sweeping the NFC East division (6-0). How will this postseason loss push Dallas though in 2022?

The 2021 AFC East Champs won their 1st playoff game in January's tournament but lost their 2nd game which was an instant classic every NFL fan still talks about and will probably talk about forever. The Bills 2021 was a success but that success costed them their O.C. & multiple other Bills personal, with that said how will these losses affect the 2022 Bills?

The Cardinals started the 2021 season white hot, 7-0. They also could've finished 15-2. But finished second in the NFC West and where embarrassed in the Wildcard round of the 2021 tournament. The Cardinals are on the right track but have to stay consistent and stay unfined in 2022.

New England has been in the postseason once since Brady's departure in 2020. Belichick's first time in the playoffs without number 12 was a swift embarrassing loss. Brady has a Super Bowl. Never the less New England in 2021 seem to have found their next franchise quarterback at least, because there's only one Tom Brady.

The Raiders are closer than they think to making it back to the Super Bowl and winning it. But do they have the head coach needed to achieve what's been unachievable for some time now? After a season to forget with all the tragedy that occurred can the Raiders return to the tournament next January?