The Commanders didn't just walk into the No. 1 seed's building -- a place where the Lions had trounced opponent after opponent en route to a 15-2 season -- to compete. No, the Commanders sought to make a statement, writes NFL.com senior news writer Kevin Patra. 

No longer the underdogs they were last season, the Detroit Lions instead experienced a postseason loss to the Washington Commanders as the NFC's top seed, a shocking defeat Jared Goff and Dan Campbell both took blame for.

Jeffri Chadiha sifts through the winners and losers of the first two games of the Divisional Round, which saw one No. 1 seed (Kansas City Chiefs) advance and the other (Detroit Lions) knocked out by the Washington Commanders. Who's up and who's down following Saturday's contests? 

The NFC's sixth-seeded Commanders upset the top-seeded Lions in Saturday's Divisional Round Game to move the franchise to its first NFC Championship Game since the 1991 season.