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While director and producer Naoki Yoshida was careful not to give away how this next adventure is going to start off. Now that the Warriors of Light have dealt with the ancient threat, we can look towards a bright tomorrow. Fresh new Detroit GM Bob Quinn will decide whether to keep Caldwell in the seat or bring in his own coach as the Lions look to improve on a seven win 2015 season.Yes, this is the title for the 6.1 patch, set to release in mid April.

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The fate of Detroit coach Jim Caldwell will be determined in coming days according to the Detroit Free Press. Jackson will likely decide on a destination in coming days. It appears that the Bengals will be on the prowl for a new play caller with Jackson being heavily courted by multiple NFL teams. The Bills recorded just 21 sacks in 2015, the second-lowest total among NFL teams, and failed to live up to preseason expectations as a unit.Ĭincinnati OC Hue Jackson is a target of numerous teams including Cleveland and San Francisco, but the New York Giants are also reportedly interested in interviewing Jackson for their open head coach position. Ryan has been largely ineffective in defensive coaching positions in his career, but will get a shot to work with his brother Rex in hopes of improving the Buffalo defense. Rotoworld’s Ray Summerlin wrote a fantastic recap of recent NFL coaching changes ( check it out here), but a few coaching updates filtered in on Sunday, led by Rob Ryan being hired in Buffalo as a defensive assistant. Christine Michael has filled-in admirably for Lynch in recent weeks and contributed 84 total yards in Seattle’s opening-round victory, but the injury status of Lynch this week will go a long way in determining whether Seattle will get its lead runner back this postseason. Lynch (abdomen) declared himself out for the Wild Card round last Friday, and Seattle coach Pete Carroll told reporters after Sunday’s game that he “didn’t know” what the next step was regarding Lynch’s playing status. Seattle escaped from Minnesota with a win thanks to a crooked boot from Vikings kicker Blair Walsh, and now the speculation on running back Marshawn Lynch’s status will begin as the Seahawks prepare for a long flight to Carolina to face the Panthers. Even if Brown is healthy, his production will take a major hit if Ben Roethlisberger (shoulder) isn’t 100 percent, so injury news out of Pittsburgh this week will be critical as Sunday approaches. Brown racked up 119 yards on seven catches on Saturday, the first time he topped the 100-yard mark against Cincinnati this season in three tries. No major news has been released regarding Brown’s status for the upcoming round of the NFL playoffs, but stay tuned to Rotoworld for updates throughout the week. The entire fate of the Steelers’ offense rests on Ben’s strained shoulder, as backup quarterback Landry Jones has thrown an interception every 12 pass attempts since the start of the 2015 season.Īntonio Brown suffered a concussion near the end of Pittsburgh’s Wild Card win over Cincinnati, as he took a monstrous hit from Bengals linebacker Vontaze Burfict. Roethlisberger was able to re-enter Pittsburgh’s Wild Card game at Cincinnati but was clearly limited and struggled to throw the ball downfield. Wide receivers Albert Wilson and Chris Conley would also see additional chances to contribute on a big stage if the team’s leading receiver misses time.īen Roethlisberger’s shoulder injury will be a huge factor in the game between Pittsburgh and Denver next weekend, and CBS Sports’ Jason La Canfora reports that the Steelers are “optimistic” that their quarterback will be able to suit up on Sunday. Tight end Travis Kelce saw 10 targets in Kansas City’s win over Houston, and he would likely be Alex Smith’s primary target if Maclin is out.

While avoiding a knee injury is a bonus, Maclin’s Divisional Round status is in serious doubt as the Chiefs prepare to travel to New England to take on the Patriots. Kansas City wide receiver Jeremy Maclin suffered what was believed to be a knee injury on Saturday, but ESPN’s Adam Schefter delivered good news for Chiefs fans on Sunday when he reported that Maclin escaped with just a high-ankle sprain.