In today’s Three and Out: Eli Manning breaks down what went wrong; Brandon Myers could return to Oakland and Danny Woodhead joins New England’s 40-40 club.

With Andy Reid now in Kansas City, Marcas Grant looks at what it could mean for the fantasy value of Jamaal Charles and the rest of the Chiefs offense.

Hey, you might have missed this story but Ray Lewis is going to retire. Yes, you can take a moment if you need it. I understand this will come as a complete shock to you.

Have the NFL playoffs started with your favorite team left out in the cold? Well, have no fear. You can shamelessly join the bandwagon of one of the 12 remaining teams in the playoffs. Not sure who you want to be a fan of for the next month? No worries, you can follow our easy-to-use guide for choosing your new favorite team. Welcome to bandwagon fandom. All aboard!

The story of the 2012 season can’t be told without the dominating narrative of Andrew Luck, Robert Griffin III and Russell Wilson. But there came a point during the season when these guys went from “nice story,” to, “I can’t believe it, these guys can lead their team to the playoffs.”

In today’s Three and Out: Will Adrian Peterson play special teams? Will Fred Jackson stay in a time share? And will Ahmad Bradshaw remain in Buffalo?

In preparation for the postseason, I present you a list of the five most annoying types of NFL fans you probably encountered this season.

We pay tribute to the Goose’s of the world, and highlight the wingmen who helped make the unlikely playoff runs of Andrew Luck, RG3, and Russell Wilson possible.

In today’s Three and Out: Robert Griffin III and BenJarvus Green-Ellis are expected to be okay for this weekend’s playoff action while Kenny Britt expects to be better for next season.

On this week’s podcast, the guys look ahead to the 2013 season and give you advice on your fantasy draft. The crew also gives you advice on NFL.com’s Playoff Challenge.

In today’s Three and Out: Owen Daniels could become a bigger part of the offense; Maurice Jones-Drew wishes he had surgery earlier and the Cardinals aren’t giving up on Kevin Kolb.