1. Mike Tomlin Steps Down as Steelers Coach After 19 Seasons
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    Mike Tomlin Steps Down as Steelers Coach After 19 Seasons

    After 19 seasons, one Super Bowl, and never a losing record, Mike Tomlin is out in Pittsburgh — one day after a 30-6 wild card loss to the Houston Texans.

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  2. A.J. Brown, Nick Sirianni Exchange Words During Eagles Playoff Loss
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    A.J. Brown, Nick Sirianni Exchange Words During Eagles Playoff Loss

    Nick Sirianni sprinted down the sideline to confront A.J. Brown after a second-quarter drop in the Eagles' 23-19 Wild Card playoff loss to the 49ers — and staff had to step in to separate them.

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  3. Bills Defeat Jaguars 27-24 in Wild Card Round
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    Bills Defeat Jaguars 27-24 in Wild Card Round

    For the first time since the 1992 AFC Championship Game, the Buffalo Bills walked out of an away playoff game with a win — sealing it on a Trevor Lawrence interception with under a minute left.

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  4. 49ers Defeat Eagles 23-19 in Wild Card Round
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    49ers Defeat Eagles 23-19 in Wild Card Round

    Closing as 5.5-point underdogs, the San Francisco 49ers stunned Philadelphia 23-19 when Jalen Hurts' fourth-and-11 pass fell incomplete with 43 seconds left.

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  5. Bears Rally From 18-Point Deficit to Beat Packers 31-27 in Wild Card Weekend
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    Bears Rally From 18-Point Deficit to Beat Packers 31-27 in Wild Card Weekend

    Caleb Williams threw for 184 yards in the fourth quarter alone — more than his first three quarters combined — capping the largest postseason comeback in Bears franchise history with a 25-yard TD strike to DJ Moore.

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  6. Falcons Hire Matt Ryan as President of Football
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    Falcons Hire Matt Ryan as President of Football

    Matt Ryan is trading the CBS studio for the Falcons front office — Atlanta's all-time passing leader will now oversee the franchise's head coach and general manager searches as the newly appointed president of football.

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  7. Myles Garrett, Puka Nacua, Jaxon Smith-Njigba Earn Unanimous All-Pro Selections
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    Myles Garrett, Puka Nacua, Jaxon Smith-Njigba Earn Unanimous All-Pro Selections

    Jaxon Smith-Njigba set the NFL record books with 1,793 receiving yards and 119 receptions — ranking eighth all-time — earning him a unanimous 2024 AP All-Pro nod alongside Puka Nacua and Myles Garrett.

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  8. John Harbaugh Fired by Ravens After 18 Seasons
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    John Harbaugh Fired by Ravens After 18 Seasons

    Seven NFL teams contacted John Harbaugh's agent within 45 minutes of his firing — and the New York Giants, armed with Jaxson Dart and the No. 5 pick, are already the frontrunners.

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  9. Browns Fire Kevin Stefanski After Six Seasons, Berry Remains as GM
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    Browns Fire Kevin Stefanski After Six Seasons, Berry Remains as GM

    Kevin Stefanski won Coach of the Year twice but couldn't survive back-to-back last-place finishes — the Browns have now cycled through 10 head coaches since 1999.

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  10. NFL Playoffs 2026: Schedule Set
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    NFL Playoffs 2026: Schedule Set

    For the first time in 11 years, the Chiefs miss the playoffs — and the 2026 NFL postseason is wide open. Denver, Seattle, and a loaded 14-team field tip off January 10.

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  11. Falcons Fire Morris, Fontenot After Eighth Straight Losing Season
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    Falcons Fire Morris, Fontenot After Eighth Straight Losing Season

    Raheem Morris leaves Atlanta with a 16-18 record and zero winning seasons — the same result as five years of Terry Fontenot roster-building. The Falcons are starting over, again.

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  12. Browns DE Myles Garrett Reaches 23 Sacks, Sets New NFL Single-Season Record
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    Browns DE Myles Garrett Reaches 23 Sacks, Sets New NFL Single-Season Record

    With 5:06 left in the fourth quarter, Myles Garrett sacked Joe Burrow for the 23rd time this season — shattering a record that had stood since Michael Strahan set it in 2001.

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