Steelers super bowl game winning drive

Will we see Tom Brady in another Super Bowl? Could the Chiefs run through the AFC again? Let's pick every postseason game.

The Nets Big 3 pick up a big win over the Bulls. The guys look ahead to Super Wild Card Weekend. Do the Steelers have a chance to beat the Chiefs? Big Ben certainly doesn't think so. Dianna Russini joins to talk about playoff pressure. After an exhilarating week of games closed out the NFL's extra-long regular season, the playoff bracket could deliver another helping of chaos. Ben Roethlisberger said Wednesday the Steelers probably shouldn't be in the playoffs and are big underdogs against the Chiefs so his team's plan is to " just go in and play and have fun.

Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said he "dozed off" and didn't see the game-winning field goal in overtime by Raiders kicker Daniel Carlson against the Chargers on Sunday night that ultimately sent his team to the playoffs.

We're diving into what stood out to us in week Also, some coaching updates of who was let go. Sara Ziegler, sports editor : The NFL's season brought us pure, beautiful chaos from start to finish, and we concluded Sunday night with more Tom Brady doesn't have enough playmakers around him. Matthew Stafford can't win the big game. Time to debunk. Likely playing his last season, Roethlisberger showed Sunday in Baltimore that he isn't ready to ride into the sunset just yet.

The Raiders picked up a win last night in part due to a poorly timed timeout call from Chargers head coach Brandon Staley. How impressive has this season been for the Raiders? Big Ben and the Steelers snuck into the playoffs, extending Big Ben's career by at least one more game.

Who has more pressure to win next week: the Chiefs or the Steelers? The defense also was unable to come up with a big play on Pittsburgh's game-winning drive. The unit did not put nearly enough pressure on Roethlisberger, who was sacked just once. Despite the Jaguars' big lead over the Colts, it appeared that the Steelers were not going to handle their own business after falling behind on Murray's touchdown run.

But Pittsburgh's offense responded with an eight-play, yard drive that ended with Boswell's second field goal of the game. The Steelers were unable to tie the score, but their offense showed that they could put together a long scoring drive after being unable to do so during the first half.

It set the stage for what was to come at the end of the game. The season came down to fourth-and-8 at Baltimore's yard-line with left in overtime. If the Steelers were unable to convert, it would have given Huntley and the Ravens a short field and plenty of time to get into Tucker's range.

But Huntley and the Ravens would remain on the sideline after Roethlisberger hit McCloud, who made the team's initial man roster after a solid preseason. It was likely the final regular-season pass attempt for Roethlisberger, who improved to against the Ravens for his career. I just can't say enough about the men in that locker room. Their collective will. It was on display throughout.

I'm just appreciative of it, and particularly, some some of those young ones. The growth and development of these young guys throughout this journey and the negativity that's usually associated with growth and development did not take away from their efforts.

They smiled in the face of it, and I'm appreciative of that. He's been smiling in the face of adversity for 18 years. Even though it's not surprising, it's still appreciated. We've got a lot of warts, but we're here. That's been our position since September. I'm just appreciative of that mental fortitude being displayed by those men in that locker room. I think it shows something about this team that you can fight and never give up. You guys have asked me a million times what's the issue [with the slow starts], but it would be nice to figure it out now.

For whatever reason, it didn't feel like, 'OK, this is it. It's almost over. Playing these guys is always one when you wake up the next day and you're hurting. It's never dirty, it's just good, old-fashioned football. Someone on the sidelines asked me if this is how these games always go. I can only think of one or two times where it wasn't something like this. I'm just so thankful for this rivalry and thankful for the games and the players that I've gotten to play against in this rivalry, and just proud that we were able to get it today.

So many people helped make this happen. Watt a half a sack. Watt for a half-sack on Huntley's first-quarter fumble. The Steelers will likely travel to Kansas City to face the Chiefs in the wild card round assuming that the Raiders and Chargers do not tie each other on Sunday night. Steelers game-winning drive The Steelers march the ball 52 yards to set up Chris Boswell's game-winning yard field goal. A record-tying day on Sunday rounded out a memorable regular season for T.

Watch all of T. Watt's sacks from his record breaking season. The Steelers 10 play 4th quarter touchdown drive gave them a lead over the Ravens. TE Pat Freiermuth snags a perfectly thrown out route for a big third-down conversion.

RB Najee Harris' insane one-handed catch moves the chains in over time.