This list is focused on the upsets, and with that, here are five of the biggest wild-card weekend upsets in NFL history, in no particular order: The No. 5 Tennessee Titans traveled to the favored No.

Davis played running back for the Broncos from 1995 to 2001. In his career, the former Georgia star won an NFL MVP (1998) and two Offensive Player of the Year awards (1996, 1998) and brought Denver two Super Bowl wins. He won the Super Bowl XXXII MVP award. He also holds the record for most rushing touchdowns in a single postseason with eight.

The Chargers have found themselves a special player in rookie wide receiver Ladd McConkey. The Chargers' second-round pick out of Georgia already had the best rookie season by a wide receiver in franchise history and now capped off the final game of his rookie campaign by breaking an NFL record.

Former Georgia Bulldog and current Chargers wide receiver Ladd McConkey just etched his name in the history books.