DIVISIONAL ROUND
| Division | 27 | Indianapolis Colts | 24 | B.Weeden 25-36-338 | L.Stephens-Howling 6-28 | G.Little 7-158 | 73,200 |
The Colts went 10-6 and earned a wild card before knocking off the 7-9 AFC West champion Chargers. We opened up the game with a 24-6 lead through three quarters of play, only to give up 18 unanswered points, including a 72 yard scoring drive culminating in the Colts tying the game with 56 seconds left in regulation. But instead of settling for overtime, Weeden marched us down 51 yards to set up the game winning Liam Jeffers 46 yard field goal with three seconds to play to advance us to the AFC Championship.
AFC CHAMPIONSHIP
| Conf. | 23 | New York Jets | 24 | B.Weeden 21-32-226 | J.Lyons 10-29 | G.Little 6-103 | 73,200 |
Things were looking good for the first ever Cleveland Browns trip to the Super Bowl as we held a 23-10 lead just over halfway through the 4th quarter. But after our defense had kept their offense in check all day, Greg McElroy would lead the Jets to scoring drives of 56 and 73 yards on their final two possessions of the game as we fell in the AFC Championship game for the second time in three seasons. The Jets would use the momentum to go on to capture the Super Bowl with a 20-13 victory over the Chicago Bears.