2021-22 NFL Playoffs (Jonny72438)

The 2021-22 NFL Playoffs was the playoff tournament for the 2021 season. It began on January 15, 2022 and concluded with the Buffalo Bills defeating the Arizona Cardinals 37-20 in Super Bowl LVI on February 13, 2022 at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California. 
== Results ==
=== Wild Card Round ===
==== Saturday, January 15 ====
Saturday Wild Card Round Games
Game 	Time 	Score 	TV
#6 Miami Dolphins at #3 Cleveland Browns (AFC) 	1:10 PM	Dolphins 30, Browns 27 	CBS
#7 New Orleans Saints at #2 Arizona Cardinals (NFC)	4:35 PM	Cardinals 42, Saints 20	FOX
#5 Baltimore Ravens at #4 Tennessee Titans (AFC) 	8:25 PM	Ravens 34, Titans 33 	NBC
==== Sunday, January 16 ====
Sunday Wild Card Round Games
Game 	Time 	Score 	TV
#7 Pittsburgh Steelers at #2 Buffalo Bills (AFC)	1:05 PM	Bills 35, Steelers 15 	ESPN/ABC
#5 Los Angeles Rams at #4 Dallas Cowboys (NFC) 	4:30 PM	Rams 28, Giants 20 	CBS/Nickelodeon
#6 New York Giants at #3 Green Bay Packers (NFC)	8:20 PM	Giants 36, Packers 30 (2OT)	NBC
=== Divisional Round ===
==== Saturday, January 22 ====
Saturday Divisional Round Games
Game 	Time 	Score 	TV
#6 Miami Dolphins at #1 Kansas City Chiefs (AFC)	2:50 PM	Dolphins 41, Chiefs 38 (OT)	CBS
#5 Baltimore Ravens at #2 Buffalo Bills (AFC) 	7:00 PM	Bills 24, Ravens 17 	CBS
==== Sunday, January 23 ====
Sunday Divisional Round Games
Game 	Time 	Score 	TV
#6 New York Giants at #1 Tampa Bay Buccaneers (NFC)	4:50 PM	Buccaneers 34, Giants 21	FOX
#5 Los Angeles Rams at #2 Arizona Cardinals (NFC) 	8:35 PM	Cardinals 40, Rams 26 	NBC
=== Conference Championship Games ===
Game 	Time 	Score 	TV
#6 Miami Dolphins at #2 Buffalo Bills (AFC) 	3:05 PM	Bills 33, Dolphins 25 	CBS
#2 Arizona Cardinals at #1 Tampa Bay Buccaneers (NFC)	6:40 PM	Cardinals 51, Buccaneers 45 (OT)	FOX
=== Pro Bowl ===
AFC defeats NFC 34-28
== Super Bowl LVI ==
Entering the game, the Cardinals were favored by 1.5 points. They would strike first, as with 9:44 left in the first quarter, Kyler Murray ran for a 27-yard touchdown, and the Cardinals took a 7-0 lead. The Bills would get a field goal back with 0:14 left in the first quarter, and the score at the end of the first quarter was 7-3 with the Cardinals leading. With 8:44 left in the second quarter, the Bills were at the 3-yard line, but Josh Allen's pass was intercepted, and Budda Baker returned it for a pick-six, making the Cardinals' lead 15-3, as the Cardinals converted a fake extra point. There was no score until the end of the half, and the Cardinals' lead was 18-3 at the end of the first half. The Bills immediately got a kick return touchdown, but the Cardinals got a fumble-return for two points, making the score 20-9. That remained the score until with 13:21 left in the game, Josh Allen threw a 16-yard touchdown pass to Cole Beasley for a touchdown, and the score was 20-16. The Cardinals then fumbled on the ensuing kickoff, and the Bills had the ball at the 4-yard line, and Devin Singletary ran it in for a touchdown, giving the Bills a 23-20 lead. With 11:33 left, Josh Allen threw a 57-yard touchdown pass to Stefon Diggs, and the Bills were suddenly up 30-20 after being down 20-9 less than two minutes before. The final score was with 1:31 left, as Devin Singletary ran in for a 20-yard touchdown to cap the game, and the Bills were Super Bowl champions after a 28-point fourth quarter, and Josh Allen was named the game MVP.
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