NFL Divisional Saturday Top Plays: Bengals-Titans, 49ers-Packers

Another Saturday slate of NFL playoff football is set to take center stage.

To open the weekend showcase, Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals ventured to Tennessee to take on the top-seeded Titans, where the Bengals shocked Tennessee in the final seconds, despite the return of star running back Derrick Henry.

And in the nightcap, Aaron Rodgers is set to embark on another potential Super Bowl journey, as the Green Bay Packers host the hard-nosed San Francisco 49ers.

Here are the top plays from Saturday:

Cincinnati Bengals 19, Tennessee Titans 16

Surprise!

Cincinnati came away with a game-changing interception on the game’s very first play. 

Jesse Bates III stepped in front of a Ryan Tannehill pass to give the Bengals the ball in Tennessee territory.

The King is back 

Henry didn’t waste much time doing what he does best: scoring touchdowns. 

He took the snap in a wildcat formation and powered in to cap a nine-play, 84-yard drive.

At the half, Cincy led 9-6 on the back of three field goals from Evan McPherson.

Mix ’em up!

The Bengals finally found the end zone in the third quarter, courtesy of a well-executed run from Joe Mixon.

Sky-high!

Tennessee bounced back comfortably with a commendable drive following Cincy’s score, but its defense came away with a huge takeaway to quell the Titans’ momentum. 

Mike Hilton air-lifted off of the ground, to swat away a Tannehill screen attempt, plucking the ball out of the air following his deflection for the team’s second INT.

Plucked!

We’ve got another INT, this time from the Titans’ side of things. Amani Hooker scraped the pigskin off of the ground for Tennessee’s first turnover.

One hand for safety

The Titans capitalized on the takeaway with a crucial score of their own. AJ Brown made a dazzling one-handed grab in double-coverage to tie things at 16.

Third times the charm! 

Cincy picked off Tannehill for the third time, collecting its biggest TO yet with 20 seconds remaining. Logan Wilson made the play of the day, and his team’s season to give the Bengals the ball in a massive spot.

Walk-off!

The squad got into decent field position for a game-winning field goal try. Evan McPherson, the team’s rookie kicker, split the uprights on a 52-yarder with three seconds left to send his Bengals into the next round, 19-16.

San Francisco 49ers at Green Bay Packers

Still to come!

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