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ATN Podcast: 2019 Divisional Round recap

Published: Jan 13, 2019 at 04:10 PM

In a room filled with heroes -- Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, Marc Sessler and Chris Wesseling -- react to an exceptional Divisional Round, including WHO DAT advancing to the NFC Championship Game. Drew Brees and the Saints overcame a 14-point deficit to edge the Eagles, but will it be NOLA's defense guiding them to the promised land (3:15)? Sony Michel's hat trick trashed the Chargers' Super Bowl aspirations, and is Philip Rivers HOF-worthy (16:00)? The Rams' ridiculous rushing performance was enough to send the 'Boys packing (28:25), and Mahomes waves goodbye to Kansas City's old playoff ghosts (41:00).

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