With Championship Sunday on the horizon, the top-seeded Broncos face their biggest challenge yet, as they’re about to face the surging Patriots with an MVP-level quarterback at the helm, while they’re forced to send in Bo Nix’s backup, who hasn’t started a game in two seasons, with a trip to Super Bowl LX on the line. How can they defend homefield advantage and construct a gameplan to help out Stidham?
In the highly anticipated matchup of Bengals-Bills in the Divisional Round, Cincinnati earned the resounding 27-10 victory by being the more physical team up front and crafting gameplans on both sides of the ball that were more effective at attacking the weaknesses of their opponents. Let’s break down what exactly they did from a schematic perspective!
After winning a late-season thriller & then overcoming a 21-3 deficit in the AFC title game, the Bengals are now set to play the Chiefs for the third time in less than a calendar year.
How are both sides different schematically compared to when they last met, who has the upper hand in certain matchups & what can we expect on Sunday?
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