The NFL playoffs will kick off on Saturday, and it’s truly anybody’s game.
This is one of the best groups of Wild Card teams the league has ever had.
Every playoff team this year won double-digit games and has what it takes to pull off an upset in the first round.
Former Super Bowl-winning quarterback Kurt Warner recently warned one team about a potential upset.
Warner appeared alongside Steve Mariucci on NFL Network before Saturday’s playoff games and warned the Philadelphia Eagles about how dangerous the Green Bay Packers are, noting that Philly is vulnerable against the No. 7 seed.
“Jalen Hurts hasn’t been in there, hasn’t been playing for a couple weeks. We know A.J. Brown, banged up a little bit too with that knee, has missed a number of practices…The Packers are also pretty good against the run…This is a good football team and a scary football team,” Warner said.
Both @SteveMariucci and @kurt13warner have the Eagles on upset alert this weekend 😳 pic.twitter.com/8jm9lGjMpj
— NFL Network (@nflnetwork) January 11, 2025
He believes the Packers are good enough to knock anybody off their feet if they play their best game, given their talent on both sides of the ball.
The Packers also had quarterback Jordan Love injured in their regular-season finale against the Chicago Bears, and wide receiver Christian Watson tore his ACL.
The Eagles beat the Packers in Brazil in Week 1 in a fun 34-29 back-and-forth battle, and the two teams have what it takes to put on a postseason classic on Sunday.
Green Bay dropped 48 points on the Dallas Cowboys in the first round of the playoffs last year, and it’ll be hoping to do the same against Philadelphia.
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