Go Inside the Huller with Sky Sports, Neil Reynolds and Jeff Brimbo.

Hello and welcome to Inside the Huddle, our weekly chat about all things NFL.

Just four teams left now on the road to Super Bowl 54 in Miami.

We're going to look back at the divisional round of the playoffs,

look at big news from around the NFL and preview those conference championship games.

Helping me break it all down.

I'm a regular partner, Jeff Reimbold and Brian Boulding, a former NFL offensive lineman from NFL Network.

Not as many close games in the divisional round,

Baldi, but intriguing storylines and every game had a storyline.

As we look at these results, San Francisco beat Minnesota, 2710.

Tennessee upset the number one seed in the AFC, the Baltimore Ravens.

Houston jumped out to a 24-point lead against Kansas City and still lost by 20. And Green Bay held off a late, furious Russell Wilson charge. So every story, every game had a story. They were all compelling games. You know, and to start with the, what I think was the favorite of the whole weekend, the Baltimore Ravens, at home, where they'd won

12 in a row, the hottest team in all of football, to see Tennessee go in there and jump out.

They throw this interception here.

Second pass of the day for Lamar Jackson.

Kevin Byard, you know, his 18 career interceptions here in Tennessee.

That got Tennessee going.

They jumped out to a 14 to nothing lead so that they could ride Derek Henry

and they could play great defense and really never allow Baltimore to really get back in it.

And that 14 point hole was somewhere Baltimore hadn't been this season. I had seen, I had talked to

the offense coordinator Greg Roman a couple weeks before and we had talked about the season.

And the one thing, regardless of how good their schedule was and how well they had played,

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