Florida Gators prepare for NFL Playoffs
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — The NFL Playoffs will begin on Saturday, Jan. 13 and 26 former Florida Gators will be involved.
Last year, Carlos Dunlap, La’Mical Perine, Kadarius Toney and Tommy Townsend became Super Bowl Champions with the Kansas City Chiefs.
On the biggest stage, the stars shined brightest. And few stars shined brighter in Arizona Sunday than Chiefs’ do-it-all weapon Kadarius Toney. Toney finished with 82 total yards and a touchdown on just three touches. Everything the “Human Joystick” touched turned to gold.
Down six at the start of the fourth quarter, Kadarius Toney faked out the Eagles secondary with pre-snap movement, getting himself wide open for the go-ahead touchdown.
Former Florida running back La’Mical Perine is also on the Chiefs. Perine had a breakout game for the 2023 AFC West Division-winning Chiefs as the running back rushed for 76 yards on 21 attempts. Perine picked up another 33 yards though the air off three receptions. Perine’s 109 all-purpose yards are a career high.
Florida Gators in the NFL Playoffs
Baltimore Ravens
Jeremiah Moon
Buffalo Bills
Kaiir Elam
O’Cyrus Torrence
Justin Shorter
Richard Gouraige
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- 3
Peter Boulware chimes in
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Paul Finebaum
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- 5
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Dallas Cowboys
Dante Fowler Jr.
Malik Davis
Detroit Lions
Alex Anzalone
C.J. Gardner-Johnson
Green Bay Packer
TJ Slaton
Brenton Cox
Houston Texans
Dameon Pierce
Jonathan Greenard
Marcell Harris
Kansas City Chiefs
Kadarius Toney
Tommy Townsend
La’Mical Perine
Jawaan Taylor
Los Angeles Rams
Demarcus Robinson
Miami Dolphins
Jonotthan Harrison
Freddie Swain
Philadelphia Eagles
Fred Johnson
Pittsburgh Steelers
Keanu Neal
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Kyle Trask
NFL Playoff Schedule
Wild-card weekend: Jan. 13, 14 and 15
NFC
(7) Green Bay Packers at (2) Dallas Cowboys
Sunday, 4:30 p.m. ET on Fox
(6) Los Angeles Rams at (3) Detroit Lions
Sunday, 8:15 p.m. ET on NBC
(5) Philadelphia Eagles at (4) Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Monday, 8 p.m. ET on ESPN, ABC, ESPN2 and ESPN+
Bye: (1) San Francisco 49ers
AFC
(5) Cleveland Browns at (4) Houston Texans
Saturday, 4:30 p.m. ET on NBC
(6) Miami Dolphins at (3) Kansas City Chiefs
Saturday, 8:15 p.m. ET on Peacock
(7) Pittsburgh Steelers at (2) Buffalo Bills
Sunday, 1 p.m. ET on CBS
Bye: (1) Baltimore Ravens
Divisional round: Jan. 20 and 21
There will be four divisional-round games, two on Jan. 20, and two on Jan. 21. Game times to come at a later date. What we know so far:
- In the NFC, the 1-seed 49ers will host the team with the lowest seed.
- In the AFC, the 1-seed Ravens will host the team with the lowest seed.
Conference championships: Jan. 28
The NFC and AFC championship games will be played at the homes of the highest remaining seeds for each conference.
- The NFC Championship Game will be on Fox on Jan. 28, with the game time to be announced at a later date.
- The AFC Championship Game will be on CBS on Jan. 28, with the game time to be announced at a later date.
