Victory or vacation. These are the NFL playoffs. Minutes after the final whistle for the last game of the regular season, the NFL announced the full playoff schedule.
Houston and Buffalo will open hostilities on Sunday, January 4. That same night, the Patriots will begin their title defense with the reception of the Titans. It will be the first time since 2010 that New England must play the playoffs without a week of rest. Last time it didn’t go well, with an elimination by the Ravens.
Here is the full program of the playoffs. You can find it at any time on the Calendar page.
Wild Card Weekend
Night from Saturday 4 to Sunday 5 January
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Sunday January 6
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Divisional Weekend
Night from Saturday 11 to Sunday 12 January
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Sunday January 12
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Conference finals
Night from Sunday 19 to Monday 20 January
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Super Bowl 54
Night from Sunday 2 to Monday 3 February
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