The divisional round is in the books, and while the Kansas City Chiefs are inevitable, the bills face a tough offseason, but can they get back to this spot next year and many years to come?

The Packers let one slip away, but how can you not feel good about them going to this offseason with all these young players?

And finally, the Baltimore Ravens, do they have a weakness?

Can they be stopped?

All that and more.

Coming up on the divisional round recap pod,

let's get into it.

It's Monday, January 2nd. I'm Matt Harmon.

Welcome to the Yahoo Fantasy Football Show.

It is a hell of a day to talk ball and joining me to do just that is Scott Pianowski.

Scott, what's going on, buddy?

Not much, man.

We got a great weekend of football. The divisional round is often seen

as the best week of the playoff year other than the Super Bowl, of course. But, you know,

four games. One of them was competitive for about a half. Three of them, I thought, had great

finishes, a lot of back and forth in some of these games. So, yeah, the wildcard round was pretty much a dud other than the lions and Rams,

but the second round I thought delivered, and I'm excited to talk about.

Yeah, the second round absolutely delivered.

Divisional weekend was electric.

It was fantastic.

And really, I think the last game of the proceedings really stood out. And let's start there. Let's go in reverse

order of how these games played out chronologically, starting with Chiefs 27, Bill's 24. I mean,

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