Now that the action of Wild Card weekend is over for the NFL Playoffs, it’s time to look ahead to the match ups that we will see in the Divisional Round.
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It was a pretty exciting weekend in the NFL Playoffs with the Wild Card Round, but now that the Dallas Cowboys have defeated the Detroit Lions on Sunday afternoon, it’s time to move closer to crowning a Super Bowl winner with the Divisional Round next weekend.
The NFL action will all get started on Saturday once again, and here are the match ups that you will see, as well as how and when you can watch them take place.
AFC Divisional Playoff (4:35 PM ET, NBC)
NFC Divisional Playoff (8:15 PM ET, FOX)
From here, the action will then move into Sunday:
NFC Divisional Playoff (1:05 PM ET, FOX)
AFC Divisional Playoff (4:40 PM ET, CBS)
Theses are shaping up to be some pretty intense match ups as we get closer and closer to finding out who will be playing in Super Bowl 49.
Who do you think gets the wins? Let us know in the comments below.
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