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?

NFL Playoffs kicked off on Saturday with the first of six games in Wild Card weekend. 12 teams began the process of finding the six teams that will join the two No. 1 seeds in the Divisional Round. The Kansas City Chiefs and Detroit Lions received a bye through the first weekend of the playoffs.

The NFL divisional round is here, and you can follow this space for all news and developments of the playoff schedule, matchups, kickoff times and scores. 1.

The NFL playoffs are in full swing. The league wrapped up its wild-card weekend on Monday night with the Los Angeles Rams' blowout win over the Minnesota Vikings, which was relocated to Arizona after massive deadly wildfires broke out across Los Angeles this past week.

NFL season started, there were 32 teams fighting to get to Super Bowl LIX, but now, there are only eight teams left. The Los Angeles Rams became the final team to advance to the divisional round and they did that on Monday night with a dominating 27-9 win over the Minnesota Vikings.

And while the current NFL playoff picture is pretty clear in AFC (six of the seven teams have clinched spots) and the NFC (one spot is available), that means there are still squads that are very much alive heading into the final week of regular-season action.

The NFL set the Divisional Playoff schedule for next week's games on Sunday night after Washington's walk-off win over Tampa Bay. Next weekend's schedule is headlined by the Ravens' trip to the Buffalo Bills in a battle of the expected top two players in the MVP race,

The 2025 NFL playoffs are heading into the second weekend, with top seeds Kansas City and Detroit set to join the fray in the divisional round. WATCH:NFL playoff games live on Fubo (free trial) The Chiefs open the weekend slate Saturday against C.