On Sunday Night Football it was the Seattle Seahawks

hosting the one time division rival Kansas City Chiefs with significant playoff implications on the line. The Chiefs have already secured their playoff spot Richard Sherman Color Rush Jersey , but could have secured home field advantage through the playoffs with a win. The Seahawks, meanwhile, could secure a return to the playoffs with a victory, after having watched the 2017 playoffs from home. And, welp. However, somebody might want to let Cable Thanos know the NFL is trying to steal his line. Fans, of course, celebrated the team making the playoffs. And just in case, if because of the limited amount of time Doug Baldwin has seen the field this season, some readers have forgotten how good ADB is Duane Brown Color Rush Jersey , he’s REALLY REALLY good. And the young little whippersnapper they call Tyler Lockett is pretty good as well. But let’s not forget about the defense, as Bobby Wagner, Frank Clark and the rest of the Seahawks defenders certainly did a fantastic job to hold Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs offense in check for most of the night.But apparently not everyone is happy about the Seahawks doing well. Welp, that’s too bad for whoever Morgan Vest is because the Seahawks will play a near meaningless game in Week 17 against the Arizona Cardinals before most likely heading to Jerry World to take on the Dallas Cowboys in one of the NFC Wild Card games. However, if they manage to lose that near meaningless game and the Minnesota Vikings upset the Chicago Bears in Week 17, in which case they would most likely travel to Chicago for a rematch against the Bears. Unfortunately, the 2019 NFL Playoffs no longer include the Seattle Seahawks. They were the only road team to lose this weekend despite scoring the third-most points, and were also the only team to have a higher EPA/dropback and lose. Had they beaten the Dallas Cowboys, they would’ve played the Los Angeles Rams for a third time. Instead, the Cowboys get the Rams K.J. Wright Color Rush Jersey , while Golden Tate’s game-winning touchdown and Cody Parkey’s agonizing double-doink miss send the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles down south to take on the New Orleans Saints.Over in the AFC, the Indianapolis Colts eased past the Houston Texans 21-7 to confirm their spot against the Kansas City Chiefs, while the Los Angeles Chargers held off a furious rally by the Baltimore Ravens to book their ticket to Foxborough for a showdown with the New England Patriots.Here’s next week’s schedule.Saturday, January 12th #6 Indianapolis Colts at #1 Kansas City Chiefs, 1:35 PM PT on NBC#4 Dallas Cowboys at #2 Los Angeles Rams, 5:15 PM PT on FOXSunday, January 13th#5 Los Angeles Chargers at #2 New England Patriots, 10 AM PT on CBS#6 Philadelphia Eagles at #1 New Orleans Saints, 1:40 PM PT on FOX