The Post’s Dylan Svoboda takes a look at the NFL’s betting trends and storylines after the Divisional Round. Super Bowl odds barely budge The Divisional Round didn’t change the Super Bowl odds board much,

The Cleveland Browns scored an upset over the Cincinnati Bengals and dropped to the No. 6 pick, and the Commanders ended up at No. 7 due to their win over the Eagles. The rest of the top 10 is made up of the Saints, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Bengals, thanks to Sunday's various results.

Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur, who received a multiyear contract extension last weekend, is now in the early stages of conducting a search for a new defensive coordinator to replace Jeff Hafley, who was hired as the Dolphins head coach earlier this week.

Paul Gutierrez and Jason Horowitz recap Ashton Jeanty's rookie season and discuss what's next for the running back in Year 2.

Las Vegas converted a pair of fourth-down tries on its latest drive, which ended with this touchdown pass from Geno Smith to Tyler Lockett, who tapped the toes in the back of the end zone to come away with the score. The loser of this game will likely land the No. 1 overall pick on the draft.

Denver grapples with QB issues as NFL playoff ace Josh Allen confronts emotional challenges. Armando Salguero joins to discuss the impact of yesterday's game.

In the NFC, the top-seeded Seattle Seahawks dismantled the San Francisco 49ers 41-6. Seattle's defense overwhelmed an injury-riddled 49ers squad, while quarterback Sam Darnold shook off past playoff demons with a strong outing. The blowout avenged an earlier regular-season split and solidified Seattle's dominance in the division.

Cameron Jordan, whose snap count in 2024 was drastically sliced for much of the season, turned back the clock in '25, his 15th NFL season. The team-leading 10.5 sacks was his first double-digit sack season since 2021, and the franchise-record seventh time he has had 10 or more in a season. SEE MORE>>