Despite being sacked 9 times, Cincinnati's Joe Burrow threw for 348 yards in a 19-16 win over the Titans in the AFC Divisional Round, propelling the Bengals to their first conference title game since 1988. Ja'Marr Chase also totaled 5 catches for 109 yards in the win.

Logan Wilson's interception of Ryan Tannehill set up rookie Evan McPherson's 52-yard, game-winning field goal as time expired. The game featured just three total touchdowns between the two teams.

Although Burrow did not throw a touchdown, the Bengal defense did all of the heavy lifting holding Titans' running back Derrick Henry to 62 yards on 20 carries.

Bengals await the winner of Buffalo and Kansas City tomorrow (5:30 CST, CBS).

Collin Holloway led Georgetown (6-10, 0-5) with a career-high 25 points in the Hoyas' 85-74 loss to No. 11 Villanova Saturday afternoon. 

Georgetown has lost six straight and now starts Big East play with five straight losses for the first time in program history.

The Port Allen native shot 90% from the field, missing just one shot for his second 20-point game of the season.  The Hoyas play at No. 25 UConn on Tuesday night. The Huskies swept Georgetown last season.

Last week the NFL gave us some boring Wildcard matchup, hopefully the Divisional round will be more entertaining. There are 4 games being played, two on Saturday and two on Sunday. This week we are trying to improve from our 2-2-1 record last week, and hit the parley.

1. Titans -3.5

The first game on Saturday. Joe Burrow and the Bengals fresh off of their first postseason win in 30 years taking on the 1 seed in the AFC. I am going with the Titans in this one, because of their playoff experience and Derrick Henry coming back. I also don't like that the Bengals haven't won a road postseason game in franchise history. They are young team, and I think one more draft would help fill their holes, and become super bowl contenders. But for now, Tennessee's pass rush is going to be too much for Cincy.

2. Packers -5.5

Don't overthink this one. The Packers are the better team, and the game is going to be played in cold Green Bay. 

3. Bills + 1.5

I am not going with the safe pick. The Bills lost to the Chiefs last year in the AFC title game, now return to arrowhead to seek revenge. Buffalo has the better defense, Josh Allen is playing incredible, and the Bills are due. \

4. Over 48: Rams at Bucs

I am not picking a winner of this one because I don't trust the Rams, and Tampa has way to many injuries. But I do know that a lot of points are going to be scored. In their first meeting the two teams combined for 58 points, I expect the same in this one.