The NFL playoffs start this weekend — here's a quick primer on every matchup
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Tom Brady's Power Rankings: Who made the GOAT's Top 5 teams entering NFL playoffs?
The 2024 NFL postseason is almost here!
Bills' Josh Allen jokes teams should 'stay away' from offensive coordinator amid head coaching interest
Paul Pierce weighs in on the debate between the Buffalo Bills and Baltimore Ravens, asserting that Josh Allen and the Bills are the true threat to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC.
Iconic Greater Manchester bakery warns: 'no one is safe' as it makes heartbreaking plea to customers
One of Greater Manchester's most famous bakeries and tearooms, loved for its chocolates, cakes and bakes, has issued a stark warning to customers that "no one is safe" amid the rising costs crippling the hospitality industry in 2025.
Pub's 'amazing' gesture to customers after hearing 'upsetting but true thing'
An historic pub has been praised for its heartwarming response to the ongoing cold snap. The Legh Arms in Knutsford has made a kind gesture to its customers amid the freezing temperatures of recent days.
What could go wrong? Lions defense among the 6 most-flawed units in playoffs
With the 2024 regular season wrapped up, 14 NFL teams remain in contention for the Super Bowl.
Tommy Tuberville on why he's pushing trans athlete ban bill: 'There's been an attack on women'
Sen. Tommy Tuberville appears on OutKick's "Don't @ Me with Dan Dakich" to talk about the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act.
State Pension pay increase in April could make older Brits pay more tax in retirement
April will see pensioners benefit from a 4.1 per cent increase in the New and Basic State Pensions, with additional components also rising by 1.7 per cent. This is due to the Triple Lock mechanism, which causes state pensions to rise yearly by either: May to July's average wage growth, September's CPI, or a minimum of 2.5 per cent—whichever is highest.