The Fantasy Football season may be over, but Sky Sports' expert Hannah Wilkes is still here to showcase the very best talent you can watch out for in the NFL playoffs, looking at the best skill-position players set to star in the Divisional Round...
And then there were eight. We are, seemingly all of a sudden, into the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs.
The pressure is on, the stakes are high, and the tastiness of these match-ups is off the spice scale! Tom Brady is hunting an eighth ring, Patrick Mahomes chasing his third-straight Super Bowl appearance, Aaron Rodgers still has that point to prove after another MVP-calibre season.
But it's not just about the guys under center. The skill-position players in action on Saturday and Sunday night are pretty much the cream of the crop. Who will be the difference maker for their team with Conference Championship berths on the line? Let's assess...
Cincinnati Bengals @ Tennessee Titans
Saturday, live on Sky Sports NFL, 9.30pm
The King is back! Common sense suggests we shouldn't expect Derrick Henry to be quite the force he was pre-foot injury…but common sense does not apply to the Tennessee Titans running back.
On pace for a 2,000-yard season before he went down in October - rushing for over 100 yards in five of the eight games he played - there is no doubting the impact of Henry. He's a problem for the defense and his constant threat contributes to the success of the Titans' play-action game too.
The Titans locked up the number-one seed without him, which speaks volumes to the adaptability and talent of the team, and any contribution Henry has on the field is bound to yield results.
San Francisco 49ers @ Green Bay Packers
Saturday night, live on Sky Sports NFL, 1.15am (Sunday)
How do you solve a problem like Deebo Samuel? Well, Matt LaFleur has said that, out of respect for the 49ers (and his former colleague Kyle Shanahan), the Packers' coaching staff were prepping for the San Francisco 49ers ahead of their Wild Card game against the Dallas Cowboys, and you can't shake the feeling that that has a lot to do with the WR/RB1 (as I have dubbed him).
Here's what we know: Jimmy Garoppolo isn't healthy, but the run game is where the Niners have historically flourished in playoff football (2019 Super Bowl, anyone?). They've gone 7-1 in the games where Deebo has rushed for over 35 yards throughout his career, that loss being the aforementioned Super Bowl defeat to the Kansas City Chiefs.
Samuel represents a scary prospect for the Packers defense as a dual threat, although they are boosted by the return of Jaire Alexander and Za'Darius Smith on defense.
Los Angeles Rams @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Sunday, live on Sky Sports NFL, 8pm
Odell Beckham Jr had by far his best game in recent memory in the Los Angeles Rams' Wild Card win over the Arizona Cardinals. He provided a much-needed redzone threat, and even lofted a 40-yard pass to Cam Akers. With Cooper Kupp acting primarily as a decoy, OBJ was everywhere Matthew Stafford needed him to be.
When these teams met in Week Three (admittedly, a lifetime ago in the scheme of an NFL season), the Bucs allowed a season-high four touchdown passes to the Rams. And that was before the arrival of Beckham, although Robert Woods was still healthy, and DeSean Jackson had a great game. The Rams need deep options if they're to get past the Bucs; the pressure is fully on the shoulders of Odell and Stafford.
Buffalo Bills @ Kansas City Chiefs
Sunday, live on Sky Sports NFL, 11.30pm
Anyone else feel legitimately giddy thinking about this one? We've got two of the best young QBs on show, and a master vs apprentice situation at head coach with Andy Reid and Sean McDermott - but give me the receiver match-up any day of the week.
In the blue corner: Stefon Diggs and tight end Dawson Knox are coming in fresh from the most efficient offensive display in NFL history.
In the red corner: Tyreek Hill and Travis Kelce have a combined playoff record of 140 receptions, 1,802 receiving yards and 13 receiving touchdowns.
So, who has the edge? The bigger, consistent threat is the Chiefs' offense, and the Bills' defense is missing one of their biggest 'Hill Containment' weapons in Tre'Davious White. Levi Wallace and Dane Jackson have done a beyond stellar job filling in since Thanksgiving, but this is without doubt their biggest test yet.
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