Erik Siegrist previews the conference championships as Cam Newton hopes to lead the Panthers past the Cardinals on his way to his first Super Bowl.
Erik Siegrist breaks down Week 17 as Teddy Bridgewater and the Vikings travel to Green Bay to face the Packers with the NFC North title at stake.
Luke Hoover breaks down the starts and sits for Week 17, including Atlanta's Matt Ryan, who faces the perfect defense in the Saints to put up season highs.
Backing Odell Beckham and the Giants as three-point home favorites.
Andrew Martinez looks at defenses available on your waiver wire, including how the Colts will fair against the Titans without Marcus Mariota
Kirk Cousins and the Redskins are the only playoff team that are guaranteed into a particular seeding and are the most likely to bench their starters this week.
Tom Brady and the Patriots are on the road, but facing a bad Dolphins team and playing for the No. 1 seed.
The loss of Carson Palmer in Week 10 due to a torn ACL sunk the Cardinals' playoff hopes last season. On the road to active status in Week 1, Palmers' health will likely determine the Cardinals' fate in 2015.
Chris Liss is backing the Patriots in Super Bowl XLIX.
Backing the Ravens
With Le'Veon Bell (knee) likely out, the Pittsburgh passing attack could be in for a big game against the Ravens on Saturday.
RotoWire's Jerry Donabedian recommends a Matthew Stafford-Calvin Johnson pairing on FantasyScore for Wild Card weekend.
DeMarco Murray faces a tough matchup against the Lions' run defense, but he has proven matchup-proof time and again this season.
Tony Romo leads the Cowboys into the playoffs against a tough Lions defense in a game that could be decided in the trenches.
Antonio Brown has come up big all season, and there's no reason to jump off the train now, even with a high pricetag.
Will Le'Veon Bell be able to play against the Ravens? His status dramatically changes the projection for the Steelers-Ravens game Saturday night.
Backing the Ravens
Dez Bryant clocks in at No. 3 among wideouts