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Jayden Daniels sets a rookie record as NFL playoffs heat up with key matchups and standout performances.

The NFL Divisional Round is heating up as teams vie for a spot in the Conference Championship. On January 18, the Houston Texans faced off against the Kansas City Chiefs, while the Washington Commanders took on the Detroit Lions. In a standout performance, Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels made history by surpassing Andrew Luck`s record for the most offensive yards by a rookie, including playoffs. Daniels achieved this milestone with a 58-yard touchdown pass to Terry McLaurin, leading the Commanders to a 17-14 advantage during their game against the Lions.

As the playoffs continue, the action shifts to January 19, where the Philadelphia Eagles hosted the Los Angeles Rams, and the Buffalo Bills squared off against the Baltimore Ravens. Eagles running back Saquon Barkley was a focal point in the matchup against the Rams, having previously set a franchise record with 255 rushing yards in a game earlier this season. Meanwhile, Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was projected to have under 27.5 passing attempts, reflecting recent trends in his performance. Buffalo`s James Cook was also expected to play a significant role, with projections indicating he would finish with over 2.5 receptions against the Ravens` defense.

The playoff schedule features key matchups: in the AFC, the Kansas City Chiefs faced the Houston Texans, and the Buffalo Bills took on the Baltimore Ravens. In the NFC, the Detroit Lions battled the Washington Commanders, while the Philadelphia Eagles went against the Los Angeles Rams. The winners of these games will advance to the Conference Championship Round on January 26, 2025, with Super Bowl LIX set for February 9, 2025. For more details on the playoff schedule, visit NFL playoff schedule and for player prop predictions, check out NFL player props.

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