We’ve finally made it to the 2022 NFL playoffs! Let’s take a moment to celebrate and reflect on the narratives and parity that emerged throughout the regular season. The MVP race was tightly contested until Jalen Hurts (QB – Eagles) suffered a shoulder injury and Josh Allen (QB – Bills) lost two consecutive games, opening up the door for Patrick Mahomes (QB – Chiefs) to win his second MVP award despite playing without former star wideout Tyreek Hill (WR – Dolphins). Damar Hamlin’s (S – Bills) injury united fanbases and viewers across the world, as the Bills’ safety made a miraculous recovery after his heart stopped for a couple of scary minutes on the field against Cincinnati in Week 17. Austin Ekeler (RB – Chargers) was the RB1 on DraftKings, vacuuming up targets and churning out 18 total touchdowns, while Christian McCaffery’s (RB – 49ers) trade to San Francisco has the 49ers prepped for another deep playoff run. Justin Jefferson (WR – Vikings) and Tyreek Hill dominated the wide receiver position, while Travis Kelce (TE – Chiefs) continues to defy his age and turned in another overall TE1 performance. Lastly, New England, Dallas, San Francisco, Philadelphia, and Buffalo comprised the top five scoring D/ST units in DFS lineups. Four of these teams have advanced to the playoffs, where they will need to continue their high-caliber play to advance towards Super Bowl LVII.