Gridiron Heights, Season 2, Ep. 20: Welcome to the NFL Failgate Party

Andrew Gould @AndrewGould4Featured ColumnistJanuary 16, 2018

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Friends to Foes, Ex-UGA Teammates Meet in Super Bowl
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Mahomes Loves Ketchup as Much as Torching Defenses
Bears Hoping to Ride Club Dub to the Super Bowl
The Worst Fantasy Football Punishments for Last Place
NFL Players Bring Soccer Traditions to the NFL
JuJu Is a Man of the People
Bills Superfan 'Pancho Billa' Continues to Inspire
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Mahomes Is 'Showtime' Off the Field Too
Thielen's Ride from Underdog to Record-Breaking WR
Shanahan and His Son Carter Are Hyped for Carter V
Browns Winning Off the Field with Community Service
Conner's Journey from Beating Cancer to Starting RB
Does Donovan McNabb Deserve Your 2019 Pro Football Hall of Fame Vote?
B/R Fantasy Expert Matt Camp Gives His Picks for Keep or Release After Week 2
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Shaquem Griffin Starting for Seahawks in Week 1

Most NFL players will be relegated to spectators during Sunday's conference championship games. Although no longer competing for a Super Bowl, they might as well enjoy the remaining matchups.

An assortment of eliminated players gathers for a Failgate—nothing like Spy or Deflate—in Bleacher Report's latest episode of Gridiron Heights. As Blake Bortles prepares to face the New England Patriots, Drew Brees and Cam Newton are left in the parking lot.

At least Rob Gronkowski is too preoccupied with the AFC Championship Game to jump through a table with the rest of Bills Mafia.