8legs: Divisional round

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The Bears enter Sunday night as home underdogs despite recent success against Green Bay.
Analysts say Chicago can win by playing a complete game, even if not at its best.
Chicago’s defense aims to disrupt Los Angeles’ offense and force turnovers.
Caleb Williams’ off-target rate and passing efficiency are noted as concerns.
The Bears’ second-half adjustments have been a strength throughout the season.
Starting fast could give Chicago an edge against the Rams’ offense.
Los Angeles is seen as having a superior offense and a strong defense.
The analysis references ESPN’s Seth Walder for game preview insights.
A turnover-heavy game could determine the outcome of the matchup.
The piece notes the extreme weather conditions could influence play.

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The NFL’s Week 18 and Divisional Round scheduling favored ESPN/ABC and NBC over CBS and Fox, signaling changing broadcast dynamics.
The article notes CBS and Fox received lower-rated or less desirable games in the playoff slate this year.
The piece highlights notable on-field moments, including Sheldon Rankins’ OT TD and strong postseason plays.
Miami’s semifinal win over Ole Miss drew strong viewership but still ranked as a ratings dud for a semifinal game.
Tom Brady’s Pizza Hut collaboration and wellness role are highlighted as cross-promotional moves.
The SI Media With Jimmy Traina interview with Laura Rutledge is highlighted as a notable media feature.
A random video overlook celebrates Julia Louis-Dreyfus’ birthday, framed as light content in the roundup.
The post includes a plug for ‘Traina Thoughts’ and its podcast availability across platforms.
The article frames the NFL’s moves as possibly softening the long-term relationship with CBS and Fox ahead of future deals.
Overall, the piece paints a picture of how media rights and scheduling intersect with performance and promotions in sports media.

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Pearsall is set to return to practice, offering a potential boost for the 49ers’ receiving corps ahead of the divisional playoff.
Ji'Ayir Brown is sidelined by a hamstring injury, making his status for Saturday uncertain.
Dee Winters is dealing with an ankle issue that could be a high ankle sprain and might keep him out of action.
Luke Gifford remains sidelined with a quad injury, limiting linebacker depth and special-teams contribution.
Marques Sigle could start at safety if Brown cannot play, with Garrett Wallow ready to step in on defense.
The team is evaluating health and availability ahead of a pivotal playoff matchup with the Seahawks.
Pearsall's return could strengthen the 49ers' offense for the playoff clash with the Seahawks.
The 49ers are contending with injury concerns across the roster at key positions.
Sidelined players highlight potential depth changes for the defense and special teams in the postseason.

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Ed Oliver is nearing a return from Injured Reserve as the Bills prepare for the Divisional Round against the Broncos.
Oliver said his practice window is open and he is open to going to practice.
He has dealt with multiple injuries this season, including an ankle issue and a meniscus problem.
His 13.7% QB pressure rate this season is second among Bills’ defensive linemen with at least three games.
Buffalo could benefit from Oliver's return against a Broncos line that allows low quarterback pressure.
Oliver says he wants to contribute in any way he can, highlighting that this could be one of his final opportunities.
The Bills kick off Saturday at 4:30 p.m. in the matchup with the Broncos.
Ed Oliver's status will be determined later in the week.
Bills’ pass rush struggled in the Wild Card win, increasing the need for Oliver.
Oliver’s 21-day return window opened as part of his IR rehab process.

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sports56m ago

Seattle is favored to win the NFC Championship in any potential matchup, according to FanDuel lookahead odds.
If the Rams meet Seattle, they would be slight underdogs in the title game.
Bears would be underdogs to Seattle but slight favorites against the 49ers in a potential final.
49ers would be underdogs to both the Rams and Bears in the NFC Championship scenarios.
FanDuel provides spread, moneyline, and total odds for each hypothetical NFC Championship matchup.
The article includes promotional content about FanDuel’s new-user offer.
The piece identifies Iain MacMillan as the senior editor covering NFL betting.
The article outlines four potential NFC Championship matchups from the Divisional Round outcomes.
The lookahead odds are subject to periodic updates and changes.
The article presents a regional betting perspective, tying odds to FanDuel's platform.

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