A significant number of NFL stars will play their first postseason game in the Ronda de Comodins
Jamal Adams shout for joy when he secured his playoff ticket last month, lighting a cigar on the podium once the Seattle Seahawks they won the division.
After spending his first three years of the NFL watching the postseason in the distance with the New York Jets, The 25-year-old safety is enjoying the opportunity to take part in relevant matches in January after he was transferred to Seattle in the winter-spring recess.
“I don’t want to feel too happy because I don’t want people to say I’m being dramatic or that it hasn’t been before in these instances,” he stated. Adams after the victory over Los Angeles Rams, Which allowed the Seahawks ensure the leadership of the West division from National conference in Week 16.
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Pau Viruega analyzes Seattle and Los Angeles with a view to his game for an NFC wildcard.
Adams is one of several renowned players preparing for his first participation in the postseason, in search of more fame by showing off on the huge playoff stage.
Here’s a look at some of the players who will debut in the playoffs this weekend:
Baker Mayfield, quarterback, Cleveland Browns: The only time the quarterback Cleveland was seen last season was in a commercial, not on the court. But Mayfield had an efficient performance in his third year with the Brown and helped the franchise return to the playoffs for the first time since 2002.
Minkah Fitzpatrick, Security, Pittsburgh Steelers: Some questioned the decision that the Steelers they took last season to get to the safety that the Miami Dolphins they selected in the first round, despite struggling with the quarterback’s injury Ben Roethlisberger which made the playoffs a remote possibility. Today the doubts have faded.
Chase Young, defensive wing, Washington football team: The second general selection of the draft has had a great season as a rookie in Washington by helping to strengthen a solid forward defensive line that has been the mainstay of the team and gives them a chance against Tom Brady and the Buccaneers.
Jonathan Taylor, runner, Indianapolis Colts: After a slow start to his rookie season in Indianapolis, he tied for No. 23 in the league with 428 yards in his first 10 games. Taylor emerge as a star of the Colts in closing to guide the team into the postseason. Certainly the Colts will need another brilliant performance on their part to stay in the fight on Saturday in front of some inspired Buffalo Bills.
Chris Godwin and Mike Evans, open receivers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers: The two receivers of Tampa Bay they have been among the most productive in the league, but had never advanced to the postseason, until Brady came to the team last year. Evans is the first player to start his career with at least 1,000 yards per air in each of his first seven campaigns, but is recovering from a left knee injury that calls into question his involvement this week. Godwin he has also struggled with injuries this season, but has totaled 3,015 yards and 23 touchdowns in the past three years.