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The NFL playoff bracket is set for the Divisional Round as Wild Card Weekend truly lived up to its name. Both No. 6 seeds were able to pull off upsets starting in the AFC as the Titans defeated the Patriots in Foxborough. Tennessee’s reward is traveling to Baltimore to face Lamar Jackson and an explosive Ravens offense.
The Vikings needed overtime to upset the Saints at the Superdome. Minnesota will take on San Francisco in the first game of the Divisional Round. We will get an AFC showdown between two of the NFL’s top quarterbacks as Patrick Mahomes and Deshaun Watson square off. The Texans defeated the Chiefs earlier this season, but it will be an even bigger task at Arrowhead Stadium during the playoffs.
Derrick Henry had a monster game against the Patriots and was a key part of their victory. Ryan Tannehill noted that the team has come to expect big things from their running back.
“He made a couple of big runs, but it was the consistency that he has down in and down out,” Tannehill said, per ESPN. “It’s the physicality that he brings. He’s so hard to tackle. The offensive line did a good job creating creases for him. There at the end, they were loading the box but he was still getting us positive yards.”
Here is a look at the updated NFL playoff bracket.
AFC Playoff Bracket
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Mahomes and Watson square off in the Divisional Round in what should be must-see TV. Jackson and the Ravens offense against the Titans defense should also be a highly entertaining matchup with a trip to the AFC Championship on the line. Mahomes noted he feels that their offense is starting to find their footing at just the right time.
“As an offense, I feel like we’re kind of hitting our stride here as we get to the playoffs,” Mahomes noted, per ESPN. “Last year, we were kind of hot throughout the middle and as the season ended we kind of were fluctuating a little bit. I feel like we’re really building right now at the end of this season.”
NFC Playoff Bracket
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The Vikings turned the NFC bracket upside down with their upset victory in New Orleans. Minnesota takes on San Francisco in the opening NFC Divisional Round game. This sets up another epic showdown between the Seahawks and Packers at Lambeau Field.
The Seahawks won a bit of an ugly matchup against the Eagles in the Wild Card round. Seattle has been one of the best road teams in the NFL this season, but this will be put to the test in Green Bay which has historically been one of the most difficult venues in the playoffs. Seahawks rookie wide receiver D.K. Metcalf had a monster game against the Eagles and made the game-sealing catch to help Seattle secure the win.
Here is a look at the Divisional Round schedule.
NFL Playoff Schedule 2020: Divisional Round
| DATE | TEAMS | TIME(ET)/TV |
| Sat., Jan. 11 | NFC Divisional: 6 Vikings vs. 1 49ers | 4:35 NBC |
| Sat., Jan. 11 | AFC Divisional: 6 Titans vs. 1 Ravens | 8:15 CBS |
| Sun., Jan. 12 | AFC Divisional: 4 Texans vs. 2 Chiefs | 3:05 CBS |
| Sun., Jan. 12 | NFC Divisional: 5 Seahawks vs. 2 Packers | 6:40 Fox |
| Sun., Jan. 19 | AFC Championship | 3:05 CBS |
| Sun., Jan. 19 | NFC Championship | 6:40 Fox |
| Sun., Feb. 2 | Super Bowl LIV (Miami) | 6:30 Fox |
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