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That's it for Saturday folks, but don't worry, just a quick snooze and we'll be back in a few short hours with Sunday's triple header of action.

We'll see Josh Allen facing Denver's stout defence, the Packers tackling the Eagles in Philly and Washington's exciting rookie Jayden Daniels going up against Baker Mayfield's Buccaneers.

So rest, recover and refuel so you can join us fresh and fighting fit for that trio of pulsating fixtures and join us at 17:30 for all the action.

See you then!

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Well, we've had two wildcard games but we still don't know any Divisional Round fixtures as yet - as they'll be decided when Denver face Buffalo on Sunday.

If the Broncos win they'll go to Kansas City and Baltimore will host Houston, while if the Bills win then they will host the Ravens and the Texans will play the champions at Arrowhead.

That means we could very well see Lamar Jackson take on Josh Allen in a battle of the MVP favourites.

Sunday, 12 January

• AFC - Denver Broncos (7) at Buffalo Bills (2), 18:00 GMT
• NFC - Green Bay Packers (7) at Philadelphia Eagles (2), 21:30 GMT
• NFC - Washington Commanders (6) at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3), 01:00 GMT (Monday morning)

Monday, 13 January

• NFC - Minnesota Vikings (5) at Los Angeles Rams (4), 01:00 GMT (Tuesday morning)

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In case you missed the first game of the NFL's Wildcard Round, here's our report as the Houston Texans blew out the Los Angeles Chargers.

It was all about the defence as opposing quarterback Justin Herbert threw four interceptions, more than in the entire regular season.

Jason Bell
Former NFL cornerback on Sky Sports

"Ravens started off like a boxing match. All serious body blows. Next thing you know they were taking a knee, thinking what just happened?

"They had the pass and they made it happen. Then, with Derrick Henry, he showed exactly who he is: a physical dominant runner who, when he gets in the open field - good luck!"

Ndamukong Suh
Former NFL defensive tackle and 2021 Super Bowl winner on Sky Sports

The Steelers' will was broken very early on in this game, they tried to revive it. Their offense tried to start it up especially late in the third quarter but they were demoralised.

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It was also the most rushing yards ever conceded by the Pittsburgh Steelers in a post-season game. Ouch.

Kirk Herbstreit
Former Ohio State quarterback on Amazon Prime Video

The way the Ravens got out of the gate they had a plan they were able to execute, they got the crowd in it and attacked a team that had lost four in a row. They were able to capitalise and dominate. Once you get Pittsburgh in catch-up mode you've got them right where you want them.

There was no secret to what Baltimore were going to do, but PIttsburgh just could not find a way to slow down Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry.

As a team, Baltimore ran the ball 50 times for 299 yards and that just crushed Pittsburgh's spirit and ultimately led to the victory.

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And that's the game! And a truly dominant rushing performance from Derrick Henry and Lamar Jackson is the story of this encounter, with Pittsburgh strangely seeming totally unprepared to deal with it despite already playing the Ravens twice this season - and beating them once!

Mark Andrews again takes the snap for Baltimore's version of Philadelphia's 'tush push' short yardage play - I wonder if they'd do that on the goal line?

It gets them a first down and the celebrations can start in Baltimore as it's victory formation time.

Kirk Herbstreit
Former Ohio State quarterback on Amazon Prime Video

The Ravens will be a fun team to watch as the challenges get tougher. It's pretty easy to imagine this team making it all the way to New Orleans and the Super Bowl.

Two minutes to go, and time to think about where Baltimore go from here, which will be Buffalo if the Bills beat the Denver Broncos as they're expected to tomorrow.

The Ravens just need to take care of the ball for a couple of minutes and they'll be in the next round.

Sideline reports say Lamar Jackson has been getting some treatment in or around his back or torso in general - he seemed to get up slow after a hit in the first half so that will be something to monitor ahead of next week.

As a holding penalty against Pittsburgh pretty much makes this a done deal.

The Ravens fans start the MVP chants for Lamar Jackson, but he's fuming at that as he wants to quiet to call the play for his side in the huddle.

The play was a quarterback keeper and he gets a first down that inches them closer to the winning post here.

Pittsburgh need 15 yards to move the chains, but Russell WIlson goes for broke with one of his moon balls into the end zone. It's almost picked off, which would have been a better result for the Steelers really as instead of starting on their own 20 the Ravens getit on their own 43.

Up two touchdowns and six minutes on the clock it's run the ball, and the clock, time.

Uh oh - that's not what Pittsburgh wanted as Russell Wilson tries to climb up in the pocket but bumps into his own man before being dropped right on midfield - and the huge Baltimore Ravens shield painted onto the turf.

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We've got just over eight minutes left to play, Pittsburgh down by two touchdowns but they do have the ball. It's go time for Russell Wilson who just simply has to get a touchdown on this drive.

And he starts with a 26-yard completion to George Pickens down the left sideline...

Baltimore have to punt it away as Lamar Jackson's third-down throw is dropped. The Ravens really should just keep feeding Derrick Henry as they're struggling to make the plays in the passing game - understandably they're being a bit safe with the attempts through the air.

I'd just keep stuffing down Pittsburgh's throats with Henry personally...

Kirk Herbstreit
Former Ohio State quarterback on Amazon Prime Video

Usually quarterbacks drop between nine and 10 yards, but Jackson is getting back 14 or 15 yards. With his athletic ability, it allows him more space to create, buy time, make throws or run. That depth is unusual but it's very smart from Jackson with the athleticism he brings.