The NFL Playoffs are here! We have six games coming up this weekend, and here is what the seeding looks like: who will play who and who should be moving on!
AFC
The AFC playoffs will go through the Chiefs. That much we know. But here is the seeding and breakdown!
1. Kansas City Chiefs
They rested their stars in week 18, and as the top seed in the AFC, they also have the bye week coming up. We won’t see them until the divisional round, likely against the Chargers.
2. Buffalo Bills
They are the number 2 seed, but we knew that heading into week 18. The only thing they didn’t know was who they would play. Now they know. They get a rookie QB coming into Buffalo in January. Good spot for the Bills to be in.
3. Baltimore Ravens
They are the 3rd seed, are playing their best football right now and will host the Steelers.
4. Houston Texans
Clinched the AFC South division title a while back but have played uninspiring football since week 8.
5. Los Angeles Chargers
Their win over the Raiders bumped them into the 5th seed and now they get to face Houston instead of Baltimore. They are playing well and should beat Houston.
6. Pittsburgh Steelers
They are limping into the postseason and will now limp into Baltimore and possibly get blown out.
7. Denver Broncos
They won huge against the Chiefs backups and are the 7th seed. They are heading to Buffalo to face the Bills.
NFC
The NFC playoffs are going through the city of Detroit! The Lions are one of the toughest teams to beat at home, which puts them in a great position to head to the Super Bowl. Here are the playoff seedings in the NFC and a breakdown!
1. Detroit Lions
They won the massive SNF game against the Vikings and have secured the NFC North, the number one seed in the NFC, and a first-round bye. They are likely going to face the Vikings in the divisional round.
2. Philadelphia Eagles
Rested their stars because they had the two seed locked down. They will be ready to host the Packers this weekend in what will be a rematch of the opening game of the season between the two teams, a game that the Eagles won.
3. Tampa Bay Bucs
Their dramatic win in week 18 gave them the NFC South crown. Thanks to the Rams loss, they move up into the 3rd seed and get to avoid the 14-win wild card team.
4. Los Angeles Rams
They lost to Seattle and fell to the 4th seed. It could be a big loss considering now they have to face the 14-win wild card team rather than the Commanders.
5. Minnesota Vikings
Despite their amazing season and record, they have to go on the road in the first round and face a Rams team that won’t be an easy out.
6. Washington Commanders
Securing the 6th seed was big for them. Although Tampa is no slouch, it’s a much better matchup than having to go into Philly and face the Eagles.
7. Green Bay Packers
They haven’t looked good to finish the season and now have to go into Philly. Things don’t look good for them.