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Here, A Slideshow Of The Morning-After Front Pages From The Eight Divisional Round Teams

by Jordan Rabinowitz | 9:07 pm, January 14th, 2013

As a football fan, you couldn’t have asked for much more out of this year’s Divisional Weekend. Well, here’s a little more: the front pages from each of the eight participating cities from the morning after their games. This should be an especially traumatic experience from those of you from Denver, Wisconsin, Seattle and Houston, so, sorry in advance. For those of you from Baltimore, San Francisco, Atlanta and New England, here’s another chance to revel. For everyone in between, just bask in the pigskin glory. That and Clay Matthews’ face.

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1.The Baltimore Sun

"A Thrill In The Chill," featuring Joe Flacco admiring the hell out of his right fist.

2.The Denver Post

"Pain Goes Deep," featuring Peyton Manning with a deep pain.

3.San Francisco Chronicle

"Win for the ages," featuring Colin Kaepernick and Vernon Davis, jubilant in each others' arms.

4.Green Bay Press-Gazette

"D-Nied," featuring a puckered up Clay Matthews, who is definitely the "D" in that punny headline, we think.

5.The Atlanta Journal Constitution

"Finally, Falcons Nab Playoff Win," featuring a Falcons fan, who was apparently more impressive than anyone on the Falcons was in the second half.

6.The Seattle Times

"End Of A Super Season," featuring a somber Russell Wilson and the most adorably grateful fanbase in American sports.

7.The Boston Globe

"A laugher from start to finish," featuring a smug-as-hell Dan Shaughnessy, because his smugness was not enough fuel for Arian Foster.

8.Houston Chronicle

"Area law agencies take heat on lineups," featuring a headline that is clearly for a different article. Damn you Chronicle and your above-the-fold trickery.

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