The question probably isn’t whether we just witnessed the greatest wild-card weekend in NFL playoff history (with one game to go). It almost unquestionably was. The better question might be whether it was the greatest single set of games in any round of NFL playoff history.

The NFL's divisional playoff round started with a bang Saturday when the Denver Broncos defeated the Buffalo Bills 33-30 in overtime. In the second game, the Seattle Seahawks dominated the San Francisco 49ers 41-6 at Lumen Field in the third meeting between the NFC West rivals this season.

The Divisional Round of the 2026 NFL Playoffs is just around the corner, and eight teams are looking to take one more step toward the Super Bowl and

The 2025 regular season finale arrives this weekend, and the playoff picture is finally ready to lock into place. Some teams enter Week 18 with division titles on the line, others are fighting for seeding,

NFL.com's editors predict the entire playoff race, picking winners for all 13 games, including Super Bowl LX. Which teams will advance from Wild Card Weekend? Which No. 1 seed could get knocked out before the Big Game?

The Soldier Field forecast for game time Saturday night calls for 24 degrees with a RealFeel of 3, a little snow and 20 mph winds gusting to 33. Perfect conditions for the NFL’s oldest rivalry.

Will Hill, a contributor on the Bear Bets Podcast, has been betting on sports for over a decade. He is a betting analyst who has been a host on VSiN, as well as the Goldboys Network.