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Go figure. The highest-scoring playoff game in NFL history was decided by a defensive touchdown in overtime.

Don Banks dissects the Cardinals' pulse-pounding win over the Packers.

Kurt Warner was unstoppable, but the Packers fought back. In the end, the highest-scoring playoff game in NFL history was decided by a defensive TD in OT.

Cardinals 51, Packers 45.

The Cardinals packed it in against the Packers last week, but the defending NFC champs clearly have other plans for the rematch as Arizona leads 14-0 in the first quarter.

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The NFC playoff matchups are set. Dallas beat Philadelphia 24-0, which gave Minnesota the No. 2 seed and set up a pair of Week 17 rematches: Eagles-Cowboys and Packers-Cardinals.

The Giants had plenty to play for and the Redskins did not. The result? A 45-12 beatdown by the Giants that pulls them within a game of the Cowboys and Packers in the wild card race.

It wasn't pretty, but the Packers helped their playoff prospects. They used three Aaron Rodgers touchdown passes to dump the Ravens 27-17 in a game with 23 combined penalties.

Brett Favre made himself at home in his return to Lambeau Field, throwing for four touchdowns as the Vikings completed a season sweep of the Packers with a 38-26 victory.

Brett Favre added another feat to his overflowing resume: He's the first quarterback in history to beat all 32 NFL teams.

It was as nerve-racking a game as he has played. But Brett Favre managed his emotions perfectly against his former team, writes Peter King, as the Vikings beat the Packers 30-23.

Add the Packers to Brett Favre's list of victims. He threw three TDs in his first game against his old team as the Vikings won 30-23, making him the first player to beat NFL every team.