Author: Nate Davis, USA TODAY

Intriguing opportunities for the latest cycle of coaching hires, especially with Philadelphia joining the list, and QBs could be significant selling points.

The NFL’s ‘Super Wild Card Weekend’ for the 2020 season lived up to the hype, and long-suffering Browns and Bills fans likely enjoyed it the most.

COVID-19 is already making this a wild wild-card weekend, but these players could also loom as X-factors who could sway postseason outcomes.

Houston had long coveted New England’s director of player personnel, who replaces fired Bill O’Brien in the front office.

Kansas City, Green Bay, Buffalo all have legitimate claims as league’s best team going into playoffs.

There are some very intriguing openings for the latest cycle of coaching hires, and the quarterback position could be a significant selling point in multiple spots.

While Buccaneers QB Tom Brady reached another impressive milestone, the Jets now own the NFL’s longest postseason drought.

Baltimore and Cleveland punch wild-card tickets Sunday afternoon. Green Bay takes NFC’s No. 1 seed, while Rams and Bears join field.

Green Bay wants a bye, while Chicago wants a seat at the playoff table. Overall, seven clubs look to wrap up postseason berths in Week 17.