2022 QFL Playoffs

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AFC

1. Houston
2. Tennessee
3. Oakland
4. Kansas City
5. New England
6. Buffalo

NFC

1. Philadelphia
2. New Orleans
3. Chicago
4. LA Rams
5. Minnesota
6. Tampa Bay

Wild Card Round

#6 Buffalo at #3 Oakland 220.35 - 154.75 (The outcome was expected. Oakland had more guns. Bills go into offseason searching for a QB)
#5 New England at #4 Kansas City 218.85 - 209.10 (Exciting game that Pats take by being more balanced. Chiefs with a dud from their defense)

#6 Tampa Bay at #3 Chicago 219.25 - 179.63 (Bears WR's almost all scored in double digits. Bucs with a nice defensive showing but not enough O to keep up)
#5 Minnesota at #4 LA Rams 142.45 - 120.4 (Rams nowhere near full strength and almost pulled it out. This is why depth is so important and the Vikes had more of it)

Divisional Round

#5 New England at #1 Houston 293.08 - 244.65 (Texans get 166 pts on offense and 42 pts from JJ Watt for the win... but they also lose Jalen Hurts to a shoulder injury)
#3 Oakland at #2 Tennessee 294.65 - 245.1 (Titans offense actually got outscored but their defense with an epic 150 pt performance which doubled the Raiders D)

#5 Minnesota at #1 Philadelphia 244.7 - 212.5 (Eagles score 19 more on offense even without a QB)
#3 Chicago at #2 New Orleans 263.6 - 248.7 (Bears outscore their projection by a whopping 90 pts to take the win. It underscores the importance of depth)

Conference Championships

#2 Tennessee at #1 Houston 247.1 - 228.65 (Titans only got 3.8 points out of their 3 starting WR's as Texans hang on once again without a starting QB)

#3 Chicago at #1 Philadelphia 274.6 - 212.7 (I guess starting QB's are overrated. Huge days out of Hockenson and DeVonta Smith more than made up for no QB)

QFL Bowl VI

#1 Houston at #1 Philadelphia (This was a close game. Due to the scary situation with Damar Hamlin and the MNF game's postponement both owners agreed to chop the pot and become co-champs)