NFL Playoffs
The NFL Playoffs are a single-elimination tournament following the regular season to determine the NFL champion.
The number of teams included in the NFL Playoffs has changed over the years and currently sits at 14, seven from the AFC and seven from the NFC, with one team from each conference receiving a first-round bye.
The NFL Playoffs consist of a Wild Card Round, a Divisional Round, two Conference Championship Games, and the Super Bowl.
This fall, the NFL playoffs will look a bit different. The newly expanded postseason field, however, could create one unintended consequence.
The number of teams in the NFL Playoffs is expected to expand. Here’s what the playoffs would’ve looked like in 2020 with the new format.
Both Andy Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs have a history of playoff struggles. This season, however, they can change the narrative.
The Philadelphia Eagles might be underdogs against the Seattle Seahawks, but history is on the home team’s side.
After weeks on the sideline, J.J. Watt is making sure that his Houston Texans teammates are ready for the Buffalo Bills and Wild Card Weekend.
Every NFL fan dreams of their team winning the Super Bowl. The current NFL playoffs, however, don’t give the best teams an equal shot at the title.
The Baltimore Ravens have gotten off to a hot start, but one specific stat proves they’re NFL contenders, not pretenders.
Some NFL playoff teams from 2018 might have trouble replicating that success this year. We see these three teams taking a step back in 2019.
Here’s a Super Bowl records cheat sheet that includes just about every major individual accomplishment in the NFL title game’s history.
A look at the five biggest Super Bowl blowouts of all time.
