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This weekend of divisional confrontations in the NFL will have four vital duels to determine the finalists who will play for the two tickets to go to Super Bowl LX to be played in San Francisco on February 8.

And in those games, the great figures will be the ones who make the difference for their teams in a fundamental round on the way to the Vince Lombardi trophy.

One of the best quarterbacks in the league. Tough, all-rounder, throws well, runs even better, and is hungry for glory. Whether Sean McDermont’s team shines will depend on their performance.

One of the sensations of the league. Sober, but bold, in Denver his style is reminiscent of an eternal idol of the city, John Elway. The divisional duel against the Bills will be a litmus test for him.

CJ Stroud’s offense needs a big day from Marks to have a chance in the postseason. The running back will be essential for the Texans to overcome the aggressive Patriots defense.

– Drake Maye, quarterback, Patriots de New England:

The same thing happens with Maye as with Nix. Second-year players, with incredible leadership and game vision, who are going to a true litmus test for their talent and abilities. If he is able to sustain what he did in the regular season, it will be very difficult for New England to lose at home.

Although Brock Purdy or Christian McCaffrey take the cake for what they do on offense, Warner’s experience and reading of the opposing offense as a linebacker will be essential against Seattle. The defender of Mexican origin returns from an injury and his participation could be key.

The main target for Sam Darnold, and one of the fastest and safest receivers in the NFL. If he hits his quarterback often, it will be a headache for the 49ers’ depleted secondary.

The title of leading candidate for Most Valuable Player is already enough to make his presence a must on this list. Stafford, at 37, found safe hands in Puca Nacua and Davante Adams to shape Sean MacVey’s creative offense.

Williams will be the other rookie quarterback in the postseason, with a lot to prove. He was fundamental in the comeback against Green Bay, but if he risks too much against the Rams, life can be complicated against a very solid defense against the pass.

Marcus Cole

Marcus Cole is a senior football analyst at Archysport with over a decade of experience covering the NFL, college football, and international football leagues. A former NCAA Division I player turned journalist, Marcus brings an insider's understanding of the game to every breakdown. His work focuses on tactical analysis, draft evaluations, and in-depth game previews. When he's not breaking down film, Marcus covers the intersection of football culture and the communities it shapes across America.

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