The NFL playoff bracket is down to eight teams entering divisional round. Who could play in AFC championship game? Who could play in NFC title game?

In the AFC, there will be four familiar faces as the Kansas City Chiefs, Buffalo Bills, Baltimore Ravens and Houston Texans all made it to the divisional round for the second straight year. This marks just the second time since the AFL-NFL merger in 1970 that a conference has sent the same four teams to the divisional round in consecutive seasons.

The NFL’s AFC and NFC Divisional Playoff games are this weekend. Find out what time each game begins and where you can watch them.

The weekend opens with Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs hosting the Texans and closes with two MVP candidates squaring off in prime time.

NFL wild-card weekend is going on, and the playoffs end with Super Bowl LIX on Feb. 9 in New Orleans. Here's the full schedule and bracket.

The NFL divisional round showcases key matchups, including the Commanders' playoff return, the Texans' AFC title pursuit, and Jackson vs. Allen in a Ravens-Bills clash.

As the dust starts to settle on a wild-card round like few others, eight sides will find themselves bandaged, bruised, and three games away from immortality. The Lombardi Trophy beckons off in the distance, its shimmer growing all the more noticeable to those hoping to hoist it.

NFL playoffs bracket is coming into focus with the divisional round set for Saturday and Sunday. Six games remain to determine who will face off in Super Bowl LIX, which will be played Sunday, Feb. 9 at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.

The Divisional round of the playoffs is here and Saturday has two games to watch: Texans at Chiefs and Commanders at Lions. Come chat with us in our live thread!

One round of the 2025 NFL Playoffs is over and now we'll turn our attention to the NFL Divisional Round, which begins on Saturday with a pair of games. The action begins with the Kansas City Chiefs at home against the Houston Texans at 4:30 p.

Impressively, the Bucs still made it to the NFC Championship game that season, losing 11-6 to the Rams. King finished 13-of-29 for 163 yards, zero touchdowns, and two interceptions in the loss. He was named Tampa Bay's starter for the 2000 season.