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NFL Divisional Round Thrillers

 The 49ers kicked a FG to oust the Packerss 13-10. That was the same score in 1965 when The Pack beat the Colts on Don Chandler's dubious FG. Nine sacks by Tennessee and they still lost to the Bengals. All four games ended on the final play of the game, 3 FG's and a Touchdown. Matt Stafford and Patrick Mahomes set up winning and tying FG's with two completions. Hard to believe how wide open receivers were by Chiefs and Rams and even by the Bucs and Bills on the closing drives.

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