NFL Playoffs Bracket 2023: Updated TV Schedules, Channels & Scores for AFC & NFC Division Rounds

One week until the championship round.

In Super Wild Card Weekend, things aren’t as clear as they used to be, except for the rear-view mirror. In the AFC, all four seeds advanced, and his two juggernauts in the NFC led the division round.

The Eagles (the No. 1 seed) face a familiar foe in their divisional matchup against the Giants. New York continued its astonishing maiden voyage under Bryan Dabor, dispatching a strong Viking in the wild card round.

Elsewhere in the NFC, the 49ers will face the Cowboys, who routed the Buccaneers on Monday night. The San Francisco defense contributed greatly to the offense, but it was Brock’s Purdy performance that sparked the Niners’ victory over the Seahawks in the Wild Card Round.

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The AFC will feature four quarterbacks who will shape the future of the league. Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs take on Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars, while Joshua Allen and the Bills take on Joe Barrow and the Bengals.

Here’s how to catch this weekend’s division matchups.

NFL Playoff Bracket 2023

Here are the divisional round pairings for next weekend:

AFC

— Chief (1) vs Jaguar (4)

— Bills (2) vs. Bengals (3)

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NFC

— Eagles (1) vs. Giants (6)

— 49ers (2) vs. Cowboys (5)

NFL playoff schedule

Here’s how to watch all four division matchups next weekend.

Saturday, January 21st

Sunday, January 22nd

AFC Division Round Matchup

Chiefs (1) vs. Jaguars (4)

Now we’re tackling the future at Arrowhead Stadium.

Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars produced one of the greatest comebacks in NFL playoff history (with the help of Joey Bosa) in the wildcard round, defeating the Chargers and advancing to the tournament. They face a small task with the resting and humming Chiefs on every cylinder going into the playoffs. KC will be on his fifth straight win. If you’re into the whole “getting hot at the right time” thing, it certainly means something.

Bills (2) vs. Bengals (3)

Both teams were meant to “survive and move forward” in the wild card round. The Bengals defeated Lamar his Jackson-less Ravens to his 24-17 record, while the Bills held off the Dolphins to his 34-31 record, aided by Mike’s McDaniel’s bizarre watch management in the process. I was.

Now the two teams have to settle. Their Week 17 “Monday Night Football” matchup was canceled following the collapse of Damar Hamlin. Is there a better place to do it than the playoffs?

NFC Division Round Matchup

Eagles (1) vs. Giants (6)

The charm of the giant may be the third time?

The stakes couldn’t be higher for a third meeting between these NFC East teams this season. The Eagles turned black and blue this year as he went 2-0 against the Big Blue. Philly outscored New York in these matchups, he 70-38.

Philadelphia’s hope is that the rest of the week’s rest will give Jalen Hurts the time he needs to reach 100%. Hurts has been dealing with a sprained right shoulder and, by his own admission, was dealing with a fair amount of pain in Week 18.

49ers (2) vs. Cowboys (5)

Bloc party continues. The 49ers beat division rivals Seahawks in the Wild Card Round, and Block his Purdy a little bit into his NFL history in the process. Purdy became the first rookie QB in NFL playoff history to score four touchdowns in his playoff game. “Mr. Irrelevant” threw three touchdowns and rushed for the fourth in a game that San Francisco won 41-23.

The 49ers will pick up the Cowboys in their final game of the Wild Card Round 31-14 in Tampa on Monday night.