With Super Bowl LIX on the horizon, Sky Sports NFL’s Neil Reynolds, Phoebe Schecter and Jason Bell have picked their top five plays from the 2024 campaign – and you can vote for your favorite!
Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson torched the San Francisco 49ers with a 97-yard touchdown in a 23-17 Week 2 win, Jayden Daniels stunned the Chicago Bears with a dramatic Hail Mary touchdown amid his breakout rookie year, while the Washington Commanders stunned Saquon Barkley. Jaws around the NFL backstop when the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Elsewhere, Josh Allen enjoyed an MVP-caliber moment when he rushed for 26 yards on fourth down to help the Buffalo Bills beat the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs, while Lamar Jackson did Lamar Jackson things with a ridiculous touchdown and pass play against the Cincinnati Bengals.
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Justin Jefferson’s 97-yard touchdown run vs. 49ers
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Justin Jefferson went clear to score a brilliant 97-yard touchdown to increase the Minnesota Vikings’ lead against the San Francisco 49ers.
Saquon Barkley’s back hurdle against the Jaguars
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Eagles linebacker Saquon Barkley pulled off an incredible feat when he leapt backwards over a Jaguars defender
Josh Allen’s TD run against the Chiefs
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Josh Allen runs through the Kansas City Chiefs defense for a fantastic 26-yard touchdown on fourth down late in the fourth quarter
Lamar Jackson scrambles and TD pass against Bengals
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Somehow Lamar Jackson completes this touchdown pass to tight end Isaiah likely for the Baltimore Ravens in their clash with the Cincinnati Bengals
Jayden Daniels’ Hail Mary TD against the Bears
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Washington Commanders’ Jayden Daniels throws a ‘Hail Mary’ touchdown to Noah Brown to seal victory over Chicago Bears
What to watch in week 18
The seedings will be determined and division titles remain to be won as the NFL regular season comes to an end with the playoffs looming.
Baker Mayfield Tampa Bay Buccaneers (9-7) I know they can clinch the NFC South division title if they beat New Orleans Saints (5-11) At home, live on Sky Sports With coverage from 5pm before kick-off at 6pm.
And then to Colorado where Kansas City Chiefs (15-1), Having already clinched the No. 1 seed in the AFC, host Bo Knicks and Denver Broncos (9-7)who can secure the final wild card spot by defeating Team Andy Reid.
Carson Wentz is expected to lead the Chiefs at quarterback while resting a number of starters as they prepare for the postseason.
The NFC North battle takes place next in Detroit when Minnesota Vikings (14-2) Visit Black (14-2)in which the winner will be the division champions, with the No. 1 seed in the NFC also up for grabs.
Saturday, January 4 – Cleveland Browns x Baltimore Ravens – 9:30 p.m
Sunday, January 5 – New Orleans Saints @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Game 6 p.m
Sunday, January 5 – Kansas City Chiefs @ Denver Broncos – Game 9:25 p.m
Monday, January 6 – Minnesota Vikings vs. Detroit Lions – Game 1:20 a.m
When do the qualifiers start?
Wild Card Weekend will take place from Saturday, January 11 to Monday, January 13 before the playoffs enter the Divisional Round on Saturday, January 18 and Sunday, January 19, at which point the No. 1 seeds will join the action after a bye.
It will then move on to the AFC and NFC Championship games on Sunday, January 26, before Super Bowl LIX takes place at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on February 9.
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