Welcome to the NFL playoffs. I'm not the biggest fan of the expanded playoff structure, but I think this wild-card slate will be fun. I'm glad Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos will get a shot at the Buffalo Bills,

Jayden Daniels and Drake Maye on top of the rookie quarterback class, while Caleb Williams is falling behind the pack.

That includes four members of the 2018 draft class: Baker Mayfield, Sam Darnold, Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson. This is the fifth time that four QBs from the same draft class started in the same postseason, with the 2018 class also doing it last season, when Mason Rudolph got the nod instead of Darnold.

Bo Nix and Jayden Daniels are rookies starting in the playoffs this weekend. Sam Darnold is a first-time playoff starter.

Sports Seriously's Mackenzie Salmon asks Tyler Dragon about the rookie quarterbacks that are heading into Wildcard Weekend.

Denver's Bo Nix and Washington's Jayden Daniels will try to do something on Sunday that hasn't been done in the NFL in 12 years: Win a playoff game on the road as a rookie quarterback.

The Bills will have a sizable advantage at QB Sunday when Josh Allen faces rookie Bo Nix of the Broncos in the wild-card game.

When Simms and I were interviewing prospects at the Scouting Combine, we asked the defensive prospects to name the best player they faced in college.

Making it to the Super Bowl is a once-in-a-lifetime event for many players around the NFL. It takes years of honing your craft and just the right combination of circumstances to make it to the big game.

Every Steelers season since 2018 has followed what’s becoming an all-too-familiar refrain. Pittsburgh has won the AFC North just once in this span and has hovered somewhere between eight to 10 wins in every other year — sufficient to cling to the “no losing seasons” line but not nearly good enough to ever be a needle-mover in the conference.

The former Oregon quarterback's dynamic season was one for the franchise's record books. His 3,775 yards passing and 29 TDs are the most by a Broncos rookie.

The Washington Commanders and Philadelphia Eagles win in the NFL play-offs while the Buffalo Bills set up a mouth-watering match-up in week two.