Six teams are fighting for a Super Bowl berth in the Divisional Round, which takes place on January 18–19, following an entertaining NFL Wild Card weekend.Kansas City Chiefs vs. Houston Texans, Saturday, January 18, Arrowhead Stadium, 4:30 p.m. ET. The Texans, who have a top-ranked offense but a weak defense, will play Kansas City, who have a balanced offense and a formidable defense. In their most recent match, the Chiefs prevailed 27-19. Watch on Fubo or ESPN.
Detroit Lions vs. Washington Commanders, Saturday, 8:00 p.m. ET, Ford Field. Washington’s strong rushing game will take on Detroit’s powerful offense. In their most recent match, the Lions prevailed 36-27. Keep an eye on Fubo or Fox.Philadelphia Eagles vs. Los Angeles RamsSunday, January 19, at Lincoln Financial Field, 3:00 p.m. ET. The Rams’ defense is weak, while Philadelphia’s is the best in the league. In their previous meeting, the Eagles prevailed 37–20. Watch it on Fubo or NBC.
Highmark Stadium will host the Baltimore Ravens vs. Buffalo Bills game on Sunday at 6:30 p.m. ET. In contrast to the Bills’ potent offense and subpar defense, the Ravens have a top-ranked rushing offense. In their most recent encounter, Baltimore won 35–10. Watch on Paramount+ or CBS. The Texans, Ravens, Bills, Eagles, Commanders, and Rams all had significant victories during the Wild Card weekend, which prepared the way for an exciting Divisional Round.
