8legs: Nfl wild card game

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Spencer Burford has emerged as a potential long-term left guard for the 49ers after stepping in Week 9.
The team rotated guards this season, trying Bartch and Colby before Burford earned the starting role.
Burford's move to left guard followed injuries and a rotating group of players at the position.
Burford’s college experience included time at left guard, which may aid his fit on the current roster.
The 49ers face cap and draft constraints as they weigh Burford’s long-term fit.

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Houston’s defense delivered a historic, road-playoff shutdown, limiting Pittsburgh to six points and posting multiple defensive scores.
Rankins’ 33-yard fumble return gave Houston a 17-6 lead, energizing the defense late in the game.
Will Anderson Jr. and Danielle Hunter combined for 15 pressures, fueling Houston’s pass rush and keeping Rodgers under constant duress.
C.J. Stroud acknowledged mishandling snaps, signaling the need to protect the ball after multiple turnovers.
Houston advances to the divisional round at New England, aiming to break new ground for the franchise in the AFC title race.
Coach DeMeco Ryans praised the defense as outstanding, deeming it one of the best performances against a talented quarterback in years.
Houston joined a select group by scoring two defensive TDs and not allowing a touchdown in a playoff game, a feat last achieved by the 1940 Bears.
The defense also became the first since 1950 to score two touchdowns and limit the opponent to under 200 yards in a postseason game.
Christian Kirk highlighted the offense with eight receptions for 144 yards and a touchdown, a playoff-record performance for the franchise.
Stroud’s turnover tally remained high (five), underscoring the need for improved ball security in the next round.
The Texans face a quick turnaround into a rematch with New England, seeking a historic run to the AFC Championship.

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The Packers must address five offseason needs to contend for a championship, starting with the defensive tackle group.
Cornerback playmaking is needed after Hobbs injuries and Nixon/Valentine inconsistency to bolster the secondary.
Pass rush improvements are required beyond the Micah Parsons era, with Van Ness and others needing more impact.
Offensive line retooling is on the table with Jenkins’ potential release and center questions.
Backup quarterback depth is uncertain, with Willis unlikely to be the 2026 backup.
The team faces salary-cap constraints after notable extensions and trades.
Internal growth from Brinson, Stackhouse, and Wyatt returning could help fill gaps.
Center and left tackle questions loom as Jenkins could be released and Rhyan grows into a role.
Current season ended in a wild-card loss to the Bears, ending hopes of a deeper playoff run.
Green Bay traded its first-round pick for Micah Parsons, impacting roster building.
The team’s playoff loss highlighted multiple positional weaknesses and evaluation areas.

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