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Looking Ahead at the AFC Playoff Picture

The Titans destroyed the Chiefs, and two surprising division leaders have emerged

By Warren Sharp and Chris Vernon
Kansas City Chiefs v Tennessee Titans Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images


This week, Warren and Chris take an in-depth look at the AFC playoff picture, starting with the Titans’ beatdown of the Chiefs (8:00). Next, they highlight the two surprise division leaders, first looking at the Bengals’ statement win over the Ravens (20:00) and then discussing the Raiders handling Philly at home (30:00). Finally, a quick check-in on which coaches are on the hot seat (48:00) and a preview of MNF (1:05:00).

Host: Warren Sharp and Chris Vernon
Producers: Craig Horlbeck, Steve Ceruti, and Mike Wargon

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