The conclusion of the NFL regular season finale marked the end of 18 weeks of exciting clashes for football fans. As the wild card round of the playoffs heads towards its conclusion, the spotlight now shifts to the upcoming NFL Divisional Playoff stage.
Prepare yourself for a comprehensive peek at the forthcoming NFL Divisional Playoff celebrations, making sure you’re ready to see the drama and splendor of this crucial stage on the way to the Super Bowl.
NFL announces Divisional Playoff dates and times
The NFL has unveiled the divisional weekend schedule for January 20–21. However, specific details for the Divisional Round will be finalized after Monday’s completion of Wild Card games, including the rescheduled Steelers vs. Bills matchup. The game was rescheduled due to a winter storm.
On Saturday, January 20, the AFC clash features the Houston Texans against the winner of the Ravens/Chiefs game at 4:30 p.m. It will be aired on ESPN and ABC.
Then the fans will witness an NFC matchup at 8 p.m. between the Green Bay Packers and the San Francisco 49ers, which will be broadcast on FOX.
Sunday, January 21, will kick off with the NFC game at 3 p.m., with the Eagles/Buccaneers winner facing the Detroit Lions. Keep your eyes on NBC and Peacock to enjoy the thrilling game.
Then the AFC showdown at 6:30 p.m. will feature either the Chiefs against the Bills or the Steelers against the Ravens. It will be aired on CBS and Paramount.
How to buy tickets and watch the NFL divisional playoffs?
If you’re eager to witness the intensity of the NFL Divisional Playoffs in person, securing tickets might seem challenging. It is because the majority goes to the home team’s season ticket holders. However, the secondary ticket market is your go-to option. It offers a chance to snag seats for the excitement. Be sure to act swiftly to secure your spot.
For those planning to buy NFL tickets, platforms like Ticketmaster, StubHub, and NFL.com/tickets provide avenues to make your purchase. Whether it’s booking travel through Booking.com or Expedia or arranging lodging with TripAdvisor, Hotels.com, Hilton, or Hotwire, fans have multiple options to plan their game-day experience.
For those opting to enjoy the playoff action from the comfort of their homes, there are various streaming services available. Services like YouTube TV, Sling TV, Hulu + Live TV, and FuboTV carry the necessary channels for your playoff viewing, per Fox Sports. Alternatively, if you have a good antenna reception, tuning in to your local FOX, CBS, ABC, and NBC stations can be another way to catch the games.
Stay tuned for the latest update.
