2021 NFL playoffs: What we learned from Bengals' Wild Card Round victory over Raiders

Las Vegas will look back at this game and lament the penalties (7), the Boyd touchdown, the promising drives that ended in field goals, the 10 third downs the Raiders didn't convert, and the fact they're headed home. The most frustrating came early, when Larry Ogunjobi's recovery of a Carr fumble put the Bengals on the Raiders' 15, and Cincinnati gained a whopping two net yards before settling for a field goal. Unlike the many others of years, coaches and quarterbacks past, this Wesstivus had a happy ending.NFL Research: The Raiders and Bengals combined to make eight field goals, tying the single-game NFL playoff record most recently matched in the Steelers-Broncos Divisional Round meeting in the 2015 postseason. It was also the first playoff game in NFL history in which each team made four-plus field goals.Next Gen Stat of the game: Cincinnati pressured Derek Carr on 10 of 23 dropbacks with Trey Hendrickson on the field, and recorded a pressure on just three of 33 dropbacks without Hendrickson, who departed early due to a concussion.The Buffalo Bills easily won Saturday's rubber-match against the New England Patriots, dispatching their hated AFC East rivals by a score of 47-17 Saturday night in Orchard Park to advance to next week's Divisional Round.Around The NFL breaks down what you need to know from all of Sunday's Week 18 action.The Broncos gave it their all but, in the end, it was the Chiefs who prevailed in Week 18.