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In Sunday's AFC divisional game, the Houston Texans travel to Foxborough, Massachusetts, for a matchup with Mike Vrabel's New England Patriots. With both teams coming off wild-card wins — and both featuring top-10 defenses — let's take a closer look at the personnel and anticipated game plans.
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Quick-hit thoughts and notes around the New England Patriots and NFL:
GREEN BAY, Wis. — Despite ending 2025 with five straight losses, including a wild-card collapse against the rival Chicago Bears, Ed Policy opted for stability and Matt LaFleur decided he had unfinished business. Thus, the Green Bay Packers' president and their veteran head coach agreed to forge ahead with the hope that they will finally break through and get to a Super Bowl.
The Pittsburgh Steelers remain open to an Aaron Rodgers reunion in 2026, even though it's unlikely due to Mike Tomlin's resignation, sources told ESPN.
MELBOURNE, Australia — Venus Williams set a record just by starting her first-round match at the Australian Open, a testament to her endurance and longevity at the highest level of tennis.
SEATTLE — Sam Darnold's oblique injury became the biggest storyline heading into Seattle's divisional round matchup with the San Francisco 49ers on Saturday, giving the Seahawks and their fans a scare after the Pro Bowl quarterback left practice two days earlier.
DENVER — Buffalo Bills coach Sean McDermott sat by his locker after Saturday night's playoff loss to the Denver Broncos, watching the same play about 20 times. Every time, he came to the same conclusion: Bills wide receiver Brandin Cooks made a completed catch in overtime.
SAN ANTONIO — Déjà vu crept in, but Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs had other plans Saturday, overcoming a career-high 55-point performance from Anthony Edwards to hold on for a 126-123 win over Minnesota.