On Football: Playoff picture clears up and muddles, too
By BARRY WILNERDecember 28, 2020 GMT
If they’re singing anything in Kansas City, Pittsburgh and Seattle, it could be “I Can See Clearly Now.” All three took some big steps Sunday.
As for the appropriate song in the AFC South and NFC East, try “Purple Haze.” Or “Land Of Confusion.”
The postseason picture came into focus in some places and got more muddled elsewhere. The folks at NFL headquarters must love having such big-time quarterbacks as Patrick Mahomes, Ben Roethlisberger, Russell Wilson, Aaron Rodgers and Drew Brees already in the field. And they must be thrilled that at least 10 Week 17 matchups will have some playoff significance.
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