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Blair Walsh missed a late chip-shot field goal as the Seattle Seahawks edged the Minnesota Vikings 10-9 to progress in the NFL play-offs.

He was called the "smartest guy I know" by Peyton Manning. And he's the youngest coach in the NFL. …

Martavis Bryant produced a catch to rival the best of Odell Beckham Jr as the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Cincinnati Bengals in their AFC wild card encounter.

Even as deficit grew, Texans' choice was Hoyer

They may like it cold in Minnesota, but the defending N.F.C.-champion Seahawks got hot at the right time to advance to the divisional round.

Bengals' reason for keeping coach Marvin Lewis on board: Stability

Bills sign GM Whaley to multiyear extension

Russell Wilson, Seahawks escape with victory against Vikings

Offensive line, offensive identity top Vikings' list of offseason questions

With GM hired, Lions keep Accorsi in adviser role

The league's owners will meet this week and are expected to vote on proposals for relocation. Here's what you need to know.

Their previous meeting resulted in nearly $140,000 in fines and more punishment is likely to come from the NFL following Saturday's outrageous Wild Card playoff between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cincinnati Bengals.

Photos: How fans are braving the sub-zero temperatures for Seahawks-Vikings

Steelers stir some bad memories for Broncos' faithful

Defensive Player of the Year would be more impressive given J.J. Watt's injuries

Clayton: In The Year of Russell Wilson, Seattle's D offers a reminder

New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick says it's going to be more difficult than usual to prepare a game plan for the Kansas City Chiefs.

Tannenbaum now has the coach, general manager and top players he wants Dolphins' football czar was the point man on Miami's coaching search What's Tannenbaum guiding philosophy? 'Servitude leadership' …

Texans' Clowney: Frustrated I didn't get to play

Watt to undergo surgery on groin injury Tuesday

Chiefs will lose more than top receiver if Jeremy Maclin can't play

With the National Football League poised to award Los Angeles a team - and maybe two - owners also face the delicate task of picking at least one loser.