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Aaron Rodgers condemns NFL media’s ‘big problem’ with Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson

"Big problem in the football media is, what is gonna happen to the loser of that game?"

The league's audiences were still massive compared to any other sport.

"I can't wait to do that game with you next week."

"You know when Lightning McQueen's just flying, flashing past, and it's like [sound effects]? That's how Derrick looked when he was running past."

Pittsburgh Steelers WR George Pickens did not express confidence in his teammates following their playoff defeat to the Baltimore Ravens.

"We're told it didn't breach inside the stadium but league policy in that circumstance is that you have to stop play."

"That's not the Pittsburgh Steeler team that we're used to seeing."

"This is the Pittsburgh Steelers! There's nothing! They're just going through the motions!"

"It'll be 35-10. Give me the Ravens."

"There is a long history of turning big guy interceptions or fumbles into memes."

"I feel they're very much so directed at the booth right now."

Who needs what to happen?

"If Josh Allen leaves and gets knocked out of the playoffs and he wins MVP, he's probably going to see that as a successful season"

The doubleheader averaged 24.2 million viewers on the streaming service, the most-streamed games ever in the U.S.

What if we applied the same logic from the College Football Playoff debate to the NFL after its two Christmas Day blowouts?

Jamie Erdahl had to do the honors.

"I’m not even thinking about the lead. I was just thinking about seeing Beyoncé for the first time."

"Brady regressed this week. No extra insight all day."

ESPN's Monday Night Football also chipped in a strong number.

"John Mara's gotta be so sick of that clip."

"I'd lay down my life for my brother. But I would not let him win a football game."

"They're saying it's just another game. It's not. It's more than that."

"I told the guys it was going to be an honor to take the field on Monday Night Football."

The move to follow a division rather than a team may pay big dividends for HBO and NFL Films.