#Nfl playoff bracket

The first 17-game NFL regular season was a great success, and everyone is ready for what should be a fantastic edition of the playoffs. After the Los Angeles Chargers-Las Vegas Raiders finale last Sunday night, how could we not expect unprecedented drama in the 2022 postseason?. Last year, four out...

The 2021 NFL regular season has come to an end and the 2022 postseason is underway. Twelve teams remain in the Wild Card round entering Sunday. Teams left in the NFL playoffs include: Tennessee Titans, Kansas City Chiefs, Buffalo Bills, Cincinnati Bengals, Pittsburgh Steelers, Green Bay Packers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Dallas Cowboys, Los Angeles Rams, Arizona Cardinals, San Francisco 49ers and Philadelphia Eagles.

The NFL made a critical decision about its postseason format before the 2020 NFL regular season. Instead of having 12 teams involved in the playoffs, the NFL would include 14 during the 2021 NFL postseason. The move was originally met with skepticism. After all, the NFL has, arguably, the best...

The 14 NFL playoff spots are set. The No. 1 seeds belong to the Packers and Titans. The Bills won the AFC East on Sunday, and the Rams clinched the NFC West. The 49ers secured the final NFC wild-card spot, and the Raiders and Steelers claimed the last two playoff spots in the AFC. The Colts, Ravens, Saints and Chargers were eliminated on Sunday. Lastly, on the other side of the standings, the Jaguars -- despite winning themselves -- clinched the No. 1 pick in April's NFL draft with the Lions' win on Sunday. We tracked the playoff picture in both the AFC and the NFC on Sunday.

The Kansas City Chiefs finished the regular season on a high note and will host an NFL Wild Card Weekend playoff matchup on Sunday Night Football. Kansas City won nine of its final 10 games, arguably finishing as the hottest team in the league. The Chiefs are 12-5 overall and 7-2 at home, and Kansas City will welcome the Pittsburgh Steelers to Arrowhead Stadium. Pittsburgh is 9-7-1 after winning three of its last four games, and the Steelers are 3-5 on the road this season.

The 2021 NFL season has been anything but predictable. The AFC features a mess of teams jockeying for position atop the conference and several six- and seven-win teams battling for Wild Card spots. The NFC has a more defined power structure, but the final two Wild Card spots are anybody's game.

The 2021-22 NFL playoffs are nearly here. Only one gameweek remains in the regular season, and only three playoff spots are still available. After the next 16 games—two on Saturday, 14 on Sunday—the playoff field will be set. There's some clarity to the playoff picture, as six of...

The 2021 NFL season is winding down, with only two weeks of football left until the playoffs begin. Those games will be a little more condensed than usual beginning in Week 17, as Thursday Night Football has finished for the year. The league prefers to avoid short turnarounds during the height of the postseason race, pushing 15 games to Sunday and leaving one for Monday Night Football.

The Patriots’ playoff opponent will come down to the winner of Sunday night’s Chargers-Raiders game. If the Raiders win, the Patriots will drop the AFC’s sixth seed and travel to Buffalo to face the No. 3 Bills, who beat the Jets on Sunday. If the Chargers win,...

The New England Patriots will try to continue the franchise's history of success in the playoffs when they take on the AFC East-rival Buffalo Bills in an NFL Super Wild Card Weekend game on Saturday. The Patriots, who are the No. 6 seed in the AFC playoff bracket, own the best postseason winning percentage (63.8) and most playoff wins (37) in NFL history. On Saturday, they'll battle a Bills franchise that has won 47.1 percent of its postseason games and has 16 playoff wins.

The Cleveland Browns have the toughest schedule in the AFC from here on out. The Minnesota Vikings would be in the playoffs if they started today. Read to see how your team's faring in the NFL playoff picture. NFL Playoff Picture Update: After Monday Night Football. AFC: The North is...

Josh Allen had one of the greatest performances by a quarterback in NFL playoff history on Saturday night, showcasing the Buffalo Bills' dominance over the New England Patriots. Allen completed 21 of 25 passes for 308 yards with five touchdowns and added 66 yards on the ground, becoming the first quarterback in NFL history to throw for 300 yards, run for 60 yards, and have five touchdowns passes in a playoff game.

The Philadelphia Eagles will look for their first postseason win since 2018 when they take on the defending Super Bowl champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers in an NFC Wild Card game on Sunday afternoon. The Eagles (9-8) last won the Super Bowl in 2017, but have posted winning records in four of the past five seasons. The Buccaneers (13-4), who have just 15 winning seasons in their 46-year history, have posted double-digit wins in back-to-back seasons for just the second time ever. The last time was in 1999 and 2000.

CINCINNATI -- When you find your quarterback, things become possible that weren't. The Cincinnati Bengals won a playoff game Saturday. It had been 31 years and nine days since the last time that happened. Only four players on the Bengals' current roster were even alive yet. There was, at that time, no such thing as a text message. The team they beat to win that game was called the Houston Oilers, and yes, young readers, they do still exist but they're now called the Tennessee Titans. The Bengals lost the following week to the Los Angeles Raiders, who are now the Las Vegas Raiders and, somewhat poetically, the team the Bengals beat 26-19 Saturday.