I believe the NFL is scripted and the refs, with help from New York, control games through flags. If anyone cares as to why I think this, check this site out
https://www.thefixisin.net/.
Based on that, here is what I think will happen.
This is the 100th NFL season and what better Super Bowl than a rematch of the first one? I think this year is all about finding a new poster boy for the NFL. Brady is ancient, and even if he continues to play (Chargers? Raiders? Dolphins?), he isn't The Man anymore. It feels like the era is over, but I think they have 1 more win in them tonight, albeit with some controversy.
I can see the Titans possibly winning outright but I think it's more likely they get screwed despite outplaying New England. I also think the NFL wants another NE vs KC game.
Buffalo and Houston are just playoff filler and the winner of this game will lose next week.
For the AFC Divisional Round, the matchups don't matter as I think we're destined for a KC at Baltimore AFC Championship Game.
One possible scenario I saw on a YouTube video is Tennessee beating New England then beating Baltimore because he believes the NFL wants to keep putting obstacles in front of Lamar Jackson. He said last year the knock was Jackson couldn't pass and he fixed that this year. He said the next is Lamar can't win a playoff game which will be rectified in the future.
That's a very plausible scenario, and if it ends up Tennessee @ Baltimore, I might pick the Flaming Thumbtacks, but alas, I thing the Pats/Refs win tonight.
In my scenario, it's Houston @ Baltimore and New England @ Kansas City. I don't know if Houston can pull it out in Baltimore, but it's possible, especially if Lamar Jackson comes up lame. Kansas City will beat whomever they play, it's over for New England either tonight or next weekend.
In the AFC Championship, Kansas City will prevail over Baltimore with Terrell Suggs likely making some sort of difference. The NFL does love storylines. I think the NFL chooses Mahomes over Lamar Jackson to be The Man because history has shown running QB's don't stay healthy and he seems more marketable.