The NFL playoffs are finally arived. In fact, you should probably just install a popcorn machine next to your couch this weekend because you won’t be moving from it. The NFL playoffs kick off this weekend (Jan. 8-9) and with New England, Pittsburgh, Atlanta and Chicago all earning first-round byes, there are eight teams that will duke it out during Wildcard Weekend.
Should the Jets, the six seed, beat the Colts on Saturday night, the Patriots will be facing New York, as they will automatically be the lowest remaining seed in the AFC. However, should the Colts win their home match, the Patriots would then play the winner of the Ravens-Chiefs game, which is slated for 1:00 PM on Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium
NFL WILD CARD WEEKEND
Saturday, January 8
| NFC: 4:30 PM (ET) | New Orleans at St. Louis/Seattle (NBC-TV) |
| AFC: 8:00 PM (ET) | New York Jets at Indianapolis (NBC-TV) |
| AFC: 1:00 PM (ET) | Baltimore at Kansas City (CBS-TV) |
| NFC: 4:30 PM (ET) | Green Bay at Philadelphia (FOX-TV) |
Saturday, January 15
| AFC: 4:30 PM (ET) | Indianapolis or Kansas City or Baltimore at Pittsburgh (CBS-TV) |
| NFC: 8:00 PM (ET) | St. Louis/Seattle or New Orleans or Green Bay at Atlanta (FOX-TV) |
| NFC: 1:00 PM (ET) | Philadelphia or St. Louis/Seattle or New Orleans at Chicago (FOX-TV) |
| AFC: 4:30 PM (ET) | Kansas City or Baltimore or New York Jets at New England (CBS-TV) |
| American Football Conference | National Football Conference |
| 1. New England (14-2, AFC East champion) | 1. Atlanta (13-3, NFC South champion) |
| 2. Pittsburgh (12-4, AFC North champion) | 2. Chicago (11-5, NFC North champion) |
| 3. Indianapolis (10-6, AFC South champion) | 3. Philadelphia (NFC East champion) |
| 4. Kansas City (10-6, AFC West champion) | 4. St. Louis/Seattle (NFC West champion) |
| 5. Baltimore (12-4) | 5. New Orleans (11-5) |
| 6. New York Jets (11-5) | 6. Green Bay (10-6) |
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