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Right folks, that's your lot. The end of a long but thrilling night of NFL play-off action with yet more late drama and twists and turns that only this sport can provide in the post-season.

But we're not quite done yet, oh no, as there's still one more wildcard game to go and it'd be rude not to give that one the live text treatment as well - especially with NFL royalty playing in the form of Aaron Rodgers.

His Pittsburgh Steelers host the Houston Texans and the best defence in the league - you never know it could be the great man's last ever NFL game, or it could be the start of a fairytale ending to his stellar career.

So make sure you join us later on Monday night to see who completes the line-up from this wildest of wildcard weekends.

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There's still one more wildcard game to go on Monday night but we know the winner of Houston's trip to Pittsburgh will now travel to New England to play the Patriots.

The San Francisco 49ers will look for more revenge when they visit NFC West rivals the Seattle Seahawks while a third team from their division, the Los Angeles Rams, will face the Bears in Chicago.

Josh Allen's next big test after winning his first play-off game on the road is to go to Denver to try and beat the number one seeded Broncos.

Saturday, 17 January

• San Francisco 49ers (6) @ Seattle Seahawks (1)
• Buffalo Bills (6) @ Denver Broncos (1)

Sunday, 18 January

• Los Angeles Rams (5) @ Chicago Bears (2)
• Pittsburgh Steelers (4) or Houston Texans (5) @ New England Patriots (2)

The run of dramatic late finishes continued in the first two games of the night, but the Patriots were a lot more comfortable in their victory over the Chargers.

Josh Allen did Josh Allen things for Buffalo to break Jacksonville's hearts and the San Francisco 49ers were worthy winners as they kept on fighting to knock out the Super Bowl champions.

Sunday results

• Buffalo Bills (6) 27-24 Jacksonville Jaguars (3)
• San Francisco 49ers (6) 23-19 Philadelphia Eagles (3)
• Los Angeles Chargers (7) 3-16 New England Patriots (2)

Saturday Results

• Los Angeles Rams (5) 34-32 Carolina Panthers (4)
• Green Bay Packers (7) 27-31 Chicago Bears (2)

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New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye speaking to NBC: "How about our defence? Congrats to our defence. It was so good to watch. Looking forward to being back at home next week it was a great win."

Patriots tight end Hunter Henry speaking to NBC: "It was very special. What an environment. Juices were flowing early and the boys were ready. It was an exciting night.

"I love playing with these guys. I love building with these guys. It was just a lot of fun."

The Patriots will be back at home next week for the Divisional Round where they will host the winner of the Houston Texans against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Well, it wasn't a classic but it was more of a typical old school play-off game where defence was well and truly on top throughout the contest.

The Pats defence sacked Justin Herbert six times - while their Jaguars counterparts sacked Drake Maye five times so it was a could, tough match.

Maye had his issues, but he kept his cool nicely and continued to throw the ball when he had to claim victory in his post-season debut.

Mike Vrabel has split his lip in the celebrations but he doesn't care as the Patriots are going to win and advance to the Divisional Round.

Cris Collinsworth
Former Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver on NBC

It has been a horrible night for a very hopeful Chargers team.

Justin Herbert goes down yet again for another sack, which this time comes with the added bonus for New England of getting the ball back on downs.

The final two minutes of Sunday's games here with Justin Herbert facing a fourth down when we return from the break. It could be with the game on the line.

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Justin Herbert is dealing now with just over three minutes left to play, with another first-down catch being taken as they sneak into New England territory.

Cris Collinsworth
Former Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver on NBC

We've seen Justin Herbert do some amazing things but we just haven't seen that tonight.

Justin Herbert gets sacked again! That's the fifth time tonight the Patriots have got their hands on Hebert, who has been manhandled slightly.

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Despite being smashed on his last drive Justin Herbert returns to the game following the New England punt, and will look to pinch it later on.

The way the games have gone so far something's bound to happen late on...

This time Drake Maye holds on to the ball for too long and when he's hit for a sack the ball pops out again!

Luckily for him the Patriots somehow manage to recover this one, but it also brings up fourth down and the Patriots will boot it away.

Justin Herbert was the most pressured and most sacked player in the league - and his O-Line struggles have surfaced again as he's chased down by Chargers pass rush, sacked, and then fumbles the ball.

He takes a huge hit to the midsection as the ball pops out, and he's slow to get up and limp off the field where the training staff will have a look at him.

New England recover the football just inside opposition territory and with just eight minutes left they're well in the driving seat.

Cris Collinsworth
Former Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver on NBC

You can't have a prettier football play than that. Drake Maye has come of age.