Hello, welcome to the Inside the Birds NFL Wildcard Week preview show.

I am Jeff Mosher and into the playoffs we go.

These are the times that we relish.

These are the moments when legends make their mark on the game. These are the times that give us those moments that will always remember, whether it's the Music City miracle. If everybody can remember that game between the Titans and the Bills, a Minneapolis miracle between the Saints and the Vikings, the Philly Special.

So many great moments that are etched in our memories over decades of great NFL postseason.

It's what makes the postseason so special.

The NFL postseason, it's four weekends of game action.

When you think about that, that's a quarter of the regular season.

Even though the regular season flies by, you get some unbelievable game action, starting, of course, with this weekend being wildcard weekend, then divisional round weekend. One of my favorites weekends of all sports and conference

championship weekend until you get to, of course, the Super Bowl and just so many great

memories that the NFL postseason leaves us with.

Some of them are great, you know, Eagles fans, Fourth and 26, Philly Special,

Brandon Graham's sack on Tom Brady. But then there are also some moments in the postseason

that Eagles fans would love to forget. Same thing with Buffalo Bills fans. Scott Norwood,

Wide Right in the Super Bowl. Ask anybody from the bills, they know.

You're either a hero after the playoffs or you're a zero.

And anybody from those bills teams that lost four straight Super Bowls would tell you that I'm sure it keeps them up at night.

And every time they watch an NFL playoff game, the Immaculate Reception, the tuck rule game,

the frozen, not the frozen tundra game way back, but the one between the Packers and the

Giants where Tom Coughlin had the red face and it was minus 15 degrees.

Giants fans may remember the botched snap game against the San Francisco 49ers.

The guy's name was Trey Junkin, long snapper.

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