Andrew Luck is looking to win playoff games in consecutive seasons. Would you believe Peyton Manning won playoff games in consecutive seasons only once in his Colts career (following the 2004 and 2005 seasons)?

The Steelers had the NFL's leader in passing yards (Ben Roethlisberger, tied with Drew Brees) and receiving yards (Antonio Brown) this season, marking the first time in Steelers history they have had both in the same season. Notable QB-WR tandems that never accomplished the feat include Joe Montana and Jerry Rice, Peyton Manning and Marvin Harrison, Tom Brady and Randy Moss, and Jim Kelly and Andre Reed.

Lions wideout Calvin Johnson's 329 receiving yards last season versus the Cowboys were the second most receiving yards in a game in NFL history.

The Panthers' Cam Newton will be the first quarterback since 1950 to start a playoff game in the same season that he was at least three games under .500 (5-8-1).

The Colts' Andrew Luck and the Bengals' Andy Dalton are among the league leaders in giveaways this season. Only Jay Cutler (18 INT, 6 fumbles) had more than Luck's 22 (16 INT, 6 fumbles lost) while Dalton had 19 this season (17 INT, 2 fumbles lost), fifth-most in the NFL.

Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald has the most receiving yards per game in the postseason for any player since 1991 (minimum 5 games). His 117.5 YPG is well ahead of Demaryius Thomas' 106.7 YPG.

Marvin Lewis is 0-5 in his playoff career. The only head coach in NFL history to begin his career with more playoff losses is Jim Mora Sr., who lost all 6 of his playoff games as a head coach. Much like Lewis, with a loss Andy Dalton would tie the NFL record for most consecutive playoff losses by a quarterback to begin his career. The silver lining is that record is held by Hall of Famer Y.A. Tittle. Tittle lost all four postseason games in his career.

Since 1950, only Ron Jaworski of the '75 Los Angeles Rams had fewer career touchdown passes (0) entering a playoff start than Ryan Lindley's 2 TD passes entering the game at Carolina. Jaworski threw one touchdown pass in the game and added a rushing score, as his Rams defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 35-23.

Six of the last seven regular-season meetings between the Baltimore Ravens and the Steelers played in Pittsburgh have been decided by 3 points or less.

Tony Romo faced only two teams that finished with a Top 10 defense this season -- the Seahawks and 49ers. In those games, Romo completed 63.8 percent of his passes, throwing 3 touchdown passes and 3 interceptions for a passer rating of 83.7. In his other 13 games (against teams not ranking in the top 10 on defense), Romo completed 71 percent of his passes, throwing 31 touchdowns and 6 interceptions for a passer rating of 118.8.