NFL Playoff Guide Lions Chiefs have top seeds in postseason
The Lions earned the No. 1 seed in the NFC after a Week 18 win over the Vikings, earning home-field advantage through the Super Bowl. The Chiefs clinched the AFC No. 1 seed. Mahomes and Kansas City remain favorites despite a regular season-ending loss. The bracket features 14 teams with top division winners and wild cards, and matchups begin with the No. 7 seed visiting the No. 2 seed. Odds from BetMGM list the Lions at 280, Chiefs 350, Ravens 600 as favorites for the championship.
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TV and Radio Sports Schedule Highlights Evening Picks
A dense rundown of televised sports across college and pro basketball tennis hockey and soccer with multiple networks and start times. Notable games include St John at Xavier Pittsburgh at Duke Kentucky at Georgia and LAL at Dallas plus a U 18 hockey world group stage in Finland and late golf and tennis events.
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Favorite Chargers Ravens Eagles Bucs Bills Vikings NFL Playoffs
The text lists teams and playoff odds across NFL conferences with references to underdogs and percentages such as 43 percent and 46 percent, alongside vague scheduling notes and college football playoff mentions. It reads as a scrambled odds snippet without a clear single event or narrative.
Wild Card Football Playoff Schedule
Saturday games feature Chargers at Houston at 4 30 p m and Steelers at Ravens at 8 p m on ESPN. Sunday hosts Denver at Buffalo at 1 p m and Green Bay at Philadelphia at 4 30 p m. Washington visits Tampa Bay at 8 p m. Monday January 13 Minnesota visits the L A Rams at 8 p m.
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College Football Playoff Semifinals and Bowl Lineup
The schedule lists the Orange Bowl featuring Penn State versus Notre Dame at 7:30 p.m. on ESPN, the Cotton Bowl pitting Texas against Ohio State at 7:30 p.m. on ESPN, and the National Championship in Atlanta at 7:30 p.m. The college results show East Norfolk State 73 over Delaware State 64, Wisconsin 75 over Rutgers 63, South Florida 91 over Wichita State 72, Alabama State 93 over Ark Pine Bluff 91, McNeese State 92 over Northwestern State 69, and Mtichalls 83 over East Texas A&M 61.
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Local sports schedule highlights boys and girls basketball and more
Tonight's slate features Black River at Brookside and Medina Christian at Independence for boys, Open Door Christian at Madina Christ and Brunswick at Euclid for girls, plus bowling matches at Brunswick and Medina Lanes. Wrestling showcases Highland at Walsh Jesuit and Medina lanes host Greater Cleveland Conference Tourney No. 2 with multiple meets. Swimming events include Cloverleaf, Nordania, and Roosevelt venues with diverse lineups.
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NFL Free Agency Moves Shake Up Bengals Browns Jaguars
Cincinnati Bengals fire defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo. Cleveland Browns sign Javion Cohen Trey Dean Marcus Haynes Elerson Smith Trey McKitty Julian Pearl Lorenzo Thompson Roy Mbaeteka Andre Szmyt to reserve futures. Jacksonville Jaguars fire head coach Doug Pederson and sign Shawn Bowman Christian Braswell Zech McPhearson Joshua Cephus Austin Trammell Dennis Daley Dieter Eiselen to reserve futures deals.
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Jacksonville fires coach Pederson and keeps Baalke
Jacksonville owner Shad Khan fired Doug Pederson after an 18th loss in 23 games and kept general manager Trent Baalke, a decision that reshapes the franchise ahead of a potential head coach search. Pederson finished 23-30 in Jacksonville with two playoff appearances.
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