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Find out how to watch, stream and take in all of the NFL's wild-card playoff games this weekend.

NEW YORK — The biggest storyline of the NFL wild-card weekend was the status of Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and his left knee.

USA Today Sports host Tony Anderson traveled to Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati as the Bengals took on the Ravens, in quest of the answers.

In USAT Sports' first episode of our weekly betting show, Over/Under, Tony Anderson dives into the Bengals game.

Wild-card weekend gives us six rematches from the regular season, and in three instances (Seattle-San Francisco, Miami-Buffalo and Baltimore-Cincinnati) this will be the teams' third meeting. Those three games don't seem likely to produce an upset, but the other three are toss-ups and anything can happen.

The Bengals star sent a message to the league during a touchdown celebration against the Ravens in Week 18.

The Cincinnati ballcarrier made good on his promise after scoring a Week 18 touchdown, but now faces discipline from the league.

The quarterback said earlier this week that his knee was still unstable.

Baltimore’s star quarterback revealed the specifics of his injured knee in a tweet earlier this week ahead of the team’s playoff game.

Our Bears Wire staff are sharing their game picks for this weekend's slate of wild-card action:

It’s the longest weekend of playoff football in NFL history.