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The Giants finished 3-14 this season, tied for the NFL's worst record.

The Jaguars will be looking for yet another head coach for Trevor Lawrence.

Finishing this season as the top NFC seed does cement something: That Detroit's run to the NFC title game a year ago was unquestionably authentic.

In this episode of Inside Coverage, Jason Fitz and Frank Schwab break down the key moments from Week 18 of the NFL season, offering their take on some of the league’s biggest matchups and the implications for teams heading into the playoffs.

Rodgers entertained what he would do if the Jets move on while he still itches to play. “Would I be willing to play for another team?” Rodgers considered. “The answer is yes.”

Nate Tice and Charles McDonald break down the biggest storylines from the end of Week 18, leading off with Detroit securing both the NFC North crown and home field advantage through the playoffs. Next, they talk about the Denver Broncos blowing out the Kansas City Chiefs backups in order to punch their ticket into the AFC playoffs and how this came at the expense of the Cincinnati Bengals, who beat the Pittsburgh Steelers on Saturday.

Ja'Marr Chase is the first wide receiver since Cooper Kupp to bring home the triple crown.

Jerod Mayo was one and done as Patriots head coach. Who will replace him?

Did Mayo get a fair shake after a single, abysmal season in New England?

The NFL playoffs are finally here. The wild-card weekend opener will be Chargers vs. Texans in Houston.

Tyreek Hill is already talking about his Dolphins tenure in the past tense.

The Dolphins’ playoff hopes needed two things this weekend. They got neither.

The Rams had something to gain in Week 18, but opted to sit Matthew Stafford.

Fantasy football analyst Scott Pianowski provides his final thoughts for Week 18, when the NFC South spread the fantasy football joy.