Kc chiefs touchdown celebration song7/2/2023 ![]() ![]() Unsatisfied Cowboys fans were left slack-jawed as yet another season ended with a memeable thud, and the only word left to say is, “Wow.” Denver BroncosĪnybody who watched any of Denver’s games this season should agree that first-year head coach Nathaniel Hackett, who didn’t make it to the end of the year, and former Super Bowl-winning quarterback Russell Wilson, who cost the Broncos nearly a quarter of one billion dollars in the offseason, were in gravely over their heads. Set aside the fact that Post name-checks Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott - “Always goin’ for it, never punt fourth down / Last call, Hail Mary / Prescott touchdown,” which is ironic because head coach Mike McCarthy hasn’t exactly made his name on fourth-down decision-making. The Bills’ inability to consistently sustain long drives and over-reliance on Allen’s eye-popping talent was ultimately their demise in the Divisional Round against Cincinnati, losing (in the snow, to be fair) 27-10. ![]() ![]() Buffalo Billsīills centaur-like quarterback Josh Allen has a rocket arm, and his arm was Buffalo’s entire offensive identity in 2022 - for better or worse. If Jackson is traded or walks, Baltimore’s window slams shut. The Ravens already knew Jackson’s price before this season began, but as it unfolded, they learned the cost of potentially losing him as their franchise quarterback. The 2019 NFL MVP suffered a PCL injury in Week 13 and missed the remainder of Baltimore’s season, including a narrow loss to AFC North rival Cincinnati on Super Wild Card Weekend. If that sounds familiar, it’s because Jackson declined the Ravens’ offer last offseason and played out the final year of his rookie deal. Identify one song that hits on each team’s definitive narrative from this season, with bonus points given if the artist is associated with the team’s region.Īccording to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, the Ravens and star quarterback Lamar Jackson “could possibly be $100 million apart” in guaranteed money during contract negotiations this offseason. While most everybody is focusing on the football and breaking down the matchup between the Chiefs and Eagles, I’m busy imagining the perfect bumper song for each of the 32 NFL teams if any of them were playing in the big game. But remnants of the Jags’ Super Wild Card Weekend triumph have made it into the Super Bowl LVII discourse at Uproxx. The Jags fell to the Kansas City Chiefs the following weekend, and the Chiefs are on to Super Bowl LVII - otherwise known as the Rihanna concert - to fight the Philadelphia Eagles for the Lombardi Trophy on Sunday, February 12. Great moments aren’t great moments without the right soundtrack. As the third-largest comeback in NFL playoff history was unfolding, NBC used Jacksonville band Yellowcard’s “Ocean Avenue” as its bumper music to cut to commercial. The Jacksonville Jaguars erased a 27-0 deficit to win 31-30 over the Los Angeles Chargers during the NFL’s Super Wild Card Weekend on January 14. ![]()
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