Wild Card Weekend is here, and we will have 12 NFL teams in action on Saturday and Sunday, while the Kansas City Chiefs and Detroit Lions get a well-earned week off. This is the week where we will scout the potential Super Bowl sleepers that are capable of challenging the top dogs in each conference.

The Chiefs and Lions have next weekend off, but these 12 NFL wild-card teams will be fighting to keep their Super Bowl dreams alive.

It's the first full week of January. Fourteen teams are left standing. By the evening of Feb. 9, there will be just one. Our Yahoo Sports NFL staff predicted the winner of every single playoff matchup,

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

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers were severely doubted coming into the season. Now, as the NFL playoff field is set and 14 teams are vying for a shot at the Super Bowl,

Only seven NFL teams have ever won the Super Bowl as Wild Cards. Do the Packers, Steelers, or any of the others stand a chance this year?

NFL.com contributor Mia Fowler, via NFL Research, takes a look at a compelling reason to watch all six games of the 2025 Wild Card Weekend.

The regular-season MVP hasn't been decided, but that hasn't stopped sportsbooks from analyzing the Super Bowl MVP race. See the early odds.

NFL Playoffs are upon us and NFL Wild Card Weekend and the expansion of the NFL playoff bracket has gifted us with six games on the NFL schedule during the first round. Texans vs. Chargers (-3) and Ravens vs.