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A divisional round is approaching. In March Madness terms, up to the Elite 8 of the NFL. The Seattle Seahawks won’t be playing this weekend, but there’s still plenty to get excited about in the action. Without further ado, here are previews of each Division Round game.

Jaguars @ Chiefs

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The Jaguars were the biggest story of the Wild Card weekend as they completed one of the biggest comebacks in league history. Jacksonville were eliminated 27-0 after he passed the ball more than five times. Four of those were interceptions thrown by quarterback Trevor Lawrence. Despite such a deep hole, Jag dug himself up and won 31-30. Now they face a tougher challenge against the Chiefs in Kansas City.

In the Patrick Mahomes era, the Chiefs were 4-0 in the divisional rounds, with each win coming at Arrowhead Stadium. The Jags have a great story and should be a good game, but I can’t pick the Chiefs here. There are moments like 2017 when they go for a deep playoff run. Chiefs over Jaguars 31-23

Giants @ Eagles

Here are two big surprise matchups in the NFL this season. The Eagles limped to a 9-8 record last year but were blown away. They are now the No. 1 seed in his NFC. The Giants were absolutely terrifying and quarterback Daniel Jones looked like a bust.Under first-year head coach Brian Daball, they made a big turnaround.

Here are some interesting facts. In the 21st century, the Giants won a playoff game every year and eventually made it to the Super Bowl. They lost to the Ravens in 2000, but in 2007 and he beat the Patriots in 2011. I don’t think the Giants will have another magical run, but given Philadelphia’s many injuries and struggles to stop the run, a trip to the NFC Championship isn’t out of the question. The Giants upset the Eagles 23-20.

Bengals @ Bills

An easy weekend marquee matchup, the Bengals and Bills finally face off. A Monday Night Football showdown was scheduled, but was understandably cut short due to a horrific injury to safety his Dummer his Hamlin, but the NFL world finally saw these AFC heavyweights in action. I got to see the battle unfold. Buffalo has been a presumed Super Bowl favorite for most of this year, but he’s been on a rollercoaster at the mercy of the extremely talented quarterback Josh Allen. When the buffalo are rolling, it’s nearly impossible to stop them. But when Allen turns off, the wheels fall off with him. Buffalo is totally dependent on Josh Allen. He can be their savior, or their Achilles heel.

Meanwhile, the Bengals have quietly become perhaps the most complete team in the conference. His reigning AFC champion is sometimes put on the backburner for Buffalo and Kansas City, but don’t let them shut up. Quarterback Joe Burrow and his three receivers are the headliners, but the real act can be an unheralded defense that regularly shuts down opponents late in the game. This may not bode well for his Josh Allen, who has 32 turnovers this year. Bills 28-24 vs Bengals

cowboys @ 49ers

The Dallas Cowboys won their first road playoff game since January 1993. This is a rematch from last season when the 49ers easily handled the Cowboys in Dallas. The 49ers are now a much more complete team. Despite playing rookie Brock Purdy, they’ve definitely upgraded from Jimmy Garoppolo, and the addition of Christian McCaffrey was a revelation.

While we believe the Cowboys will put up a better fight this year, it felt months ago that the 49ers would finally represent the NFC in the Super Bowl. 49ers vs. Cowboys 35-28