Say this for Tim Tebow: where he goes, eyeballs follow. And yesterday, the eyeballs of almost 42 million viewers watched Tebow’s Broncos pull off the 29-23 overtime upset. The game earned a 25.9 overall rating, and a 43 share of TVs that were turned on – numbers good enough that CBS proclaimed it the highest-rated Wild Card Weekend showdown in 24 years. And the rating for the end of the game, when Tebow threw his 80-yard game-winning TD pass? 31.6. We give up. AP photo, by Jack Dempsey

Well, of course it happened like that. Of course the first NFL overtime playoff game under the league’s new playoff OT rules (adopted last year) would involve Tim Tebow. And of course Tebow’s squad would pull out the win, leaving us all bewildered yet again.

Well, that’s something you don’t see every day: a ball placing itself at the spot after a touchback.

Pittsburgh Steelers running backs coach Kirby Wilson was hospitalized after suffering “moderate to severe” burns in a house fire early Friday morning.

Well, it took until the very last regular season game for it to happen, but the NFL’s playoff matchups are finally set. The four games next weekend are all over the map, featuring both potential shootouts and potential defensive slugfests. Oh, and also TEBOW TEBOW TEBOW TEBOW TEBOW TEBOW TEBOW. After the jump, a quick look at those games, plus how the divisional round is set to shape up.

Who are the ‘ad wizards’ who came up with this one? Apparently the fine folks over at Bill Doraty Kia are pretty confident that the Pittsburgh Steelers will put up at least three points against the Cleveland Browns this weekend. Because, if the Browns shut out the Steelers on Sunday, they’re willing to give away FREE cars!

Just prior to the start of Monday night’s game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the San Francisco 49ers, a generator blew, causing a power outage in Candlestick Park.

Browns quarterback Colt McCoy got hit really hard by Steelers linebacker James Harrison last night. He got hit so hard, in fact, that he left the game for two plays before quickly going back in and playing for the remainder of the contest. But should he have?

Bengals rookie receiver A.J. Green gave his latest demonstration of why his team made a wise choice with the fourth pick of this year’s NFL draft, leaping over two Pittsburgh Steelers defenders for a 36-yard touchdown early in today’s game. But he also demonstrated an unfortunate potential side effect of spectacular catches: you might hurt yourself.