NFL Playoffs: Wild-Card Round

NFL Playoffs: Wild-Card Round
Leon Hall
<italics>(Ten shots from each wild card game, starting with Houston-Cincinnati.)</italics> Leon Hall of the Bengals intercepted this pass intended for James Casey and returned it 21 yards for a touchdown. It was his team's only touchdown in the 19-13 loss.
Leon Hall
Leon Hall is congratulated by his teammates after scoring on a pick-6 to give Cincinnati a 7-6 lead in the second quarter.
JJ Watt
Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton is pressured by J.J. Watt, who had five tackles and one sack in Houston's 19-13 win.
Arian Foster
Arian Foster carried the ball 32 times for 140 yards and a touchdown. He also had eight receptions for 34 yards.
Jonathan Joseph
Texans cornerback Jonathan Joseph (background) keeps A.J. Green from making a toucdown reception.
A.J. Green
A.J. Green finished with five catches for 80 yards as the Bengals lost a first-round playoff game at Houston for the second year in a row.
Andre Johnson
Adam Jones defends against Houston wideout Andre Johnson at Reliant Stadium. Johnson had four catches for 62 yards and no touchdowns.
Arian Foster
Arian Foster is the first player in NFL history to have 100-yard rushing games in each of his first three playoff games.
Owen Daniels
Houston tight end Owen Daniels had a game-high nine receptions for 91 yards.
Green Bay Packers fans
Fans tailgate at Lambeau Field before the Green Bay-Minnesota Vikings wild card game.
Dezman Moses
Green Bay linebacker Dezman Moses closes in on Minnesota backup quarterback Joe Webb, who was forced to start in place of an injured Christian Ponder.
Erik Walden
Joe Webb tosses a desperation pass before being taken down by Packers linebacker Erik Walden.
John Kuhn
Fullback John Kuhn bounces off safety Jamarca Sanford en route to scoring one of his two touchdowns.
Adrian Peterson
Adrian Peterson ran for a combined 409 yards in two regular season games against the Packers but had only 99 on 22 carries in their playoff matchup.
Aaron Rodgers
Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers made this motion a lot in a game the Packers led 17-3 at the half.
Dezman Moses
The Packers chase down a fumble on a Minnesota punt return that Green Bay's Dezman Moses eventually recovered.
DuJuan Harris
The Packers leading rusher was DuJuan Harris with 47 yards on 17 carries and one touchdown.
Everson Griffen
The Vikings sacked Aaron Rodgers three times, including on Everson Griffen's lone tackle of the game.
Clay Matthews
Clay Matthews recovers a Joe Webb fumble, one of two lost fumbles for the Vikings.
Tramon Williams
Green Bay's Tramon Williams breaks up a pass intended for Jerome Simpson. The Packers held Minnesota to 180 yards passing and came up with one interception.
Ray Rice
Ray Rice didn't score, but accounted for 117 yards of offense, 47 coming on his lone reception.
Anquan Boldin
Anquan Boldin made an incredibly difficult catch on this play to give the Ravens their final points.
Andrew Luck
Dannell Ellerbe brings down Andrew Luck on a day in which the rookie was held without a touchdown pass.
Dennis Pitta
Dennis Pitta caught one of Joe Flacco's two touchdown passes, this one giving Baltimore a 17-6 lead.
Joe Flacco
Joe Flacco completed 12-of-23 passes for 282 yards as the Ravens set up a trip to Denver for the divisional round of the playoffs.
Vonta Leach
Vonta Leach bulled his way into the end zone from two yards out on his only carry of the game.
Ray Lewis
In his first game since Oct. 14 and his last game in Baltimore, the retiring Ray Lewis seemed to be everywhere.
Cory Williams
Cory Williams sealed the victory with an interception of Andrew Luck late in the fourth quarter.
Ray Lewis
Ray Lewis, who announced that he'll retire at season's end, left the field with a win in his last home game.
Robert Griffin III
Robert Griffin III injured himself while being pursued by Malcolm Smith in the first quarter.
Earl Thomas
Earl Thomas intercepted a pass intended for Pierre Garcon to foil a Washington drive.
Marshawn Lynch
Marshawn Lynch got past Lorenzo Alexander (97) and others for a fourth-quarter touchdown that gave Seattle a 21-14 lead.
Evan Royster
Evan Royster caught a four-yard scoring pass from Robert Griffin III to give Washington an early 7-0 lead. The Redskins led 14-0 before the Seahawks stormed back.
Robert Griffin III
Robert Griffin III left the game for good after injuring himself trying in vain to recover this bad snap in the fourth quarter.
Russell Wilson
Russell Wilson scampered eight times for 67 yards against Barry Cofield & Co. and completed 15-of-26 passes for another 187 yards.
Russell Wilson
Reed Doughty brought down Russell Wilson before he could attempt a pass on this play.
Redskins Defense
Marshawn Lynch lost a fumble at the goal line in the third quarter.
Zach Miller
Tight end Zach Miller led Seattle in receiving with four grabs for 48 yards, including this two-point conversion in front of Madieu Williams.
Russell Wilson, Robert Griffin III
Rookie quarterbacks Russell Wilson and Robert Griffin III congratulated one another on a game well-played.
