NFL Playoffs 2024: TV & Streaming Guide to Super Bowl

Here we are! Finally everything is ready for the official start of the highly anticipated NFL play-offs. The two Conferences begin the process of electing their respective champion teams who will play in the sixtieth match Super Bowl which will be played at the Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara-San Francisco on the night between February 8th and 9th.

We will begin, as has been the tradition of recent years, with Super Wild Card Round which will pit all the teams ranked between second and seventh at the end of the regular season. The #1, however, Seattle Seahawks for the NFC, and Denver Broncos for the AFC, will only enter action (obviously at home) during the next weekend in the Divisional Round, going to challenge the worst-ranked team in their Conference remaining in contention.

In the AFC Very interesting matches await us. The #2, the New England Patriots, will host the Los Angeles Chargers #7 in an absolutely unexpected challenge. The same goes for #3, the Jacksonville Jaguars who will have to face Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills #6. Another battle will, without a shadow of a doubt, be the one that will pit the Houston Texans #5 against the Pittsburgh Steelers #4 who will try to exploit the field factor and the experience of Aaron Rodgers.

In the NFChowever, the Los Angeles Rams #5 seem to be favorites in the home match of the Carolina Panthers #4, while everything will be to be defined in the clash between the Philadelphia Eagles #3 and the San Francisco 49ers #6. We close with the most intense and heartfelt duel, with the rivalry of NFL rivalries. The #2 Chicago Bears will host the #7 Green Bay Packers in an absolutely thrilling game.

How to follow the matches on TV? The matches of the Super Wild Card Round and the play-offs in general will all be available in streaming on DAZN. There are no live TV broadcasts.

PROGRAMMA SUPER WILD CARD ROUND NFL 2026 (orari italiani)

Saturday 10 January

Ore 22.30 NFC – Carolina Panthers-Los Angeles Rams

Sunday 11 January

Ore 02.00 NFC – Chicago Bears-Green Bay Packers

Ore 19.00 AFC – Jacksonville Jaguars-Buffalo Bills

Ore 22.30 NFC – Philadelphia Eagles-San Francisco 49ers

Monday 12 January

Ore 02.00 AFC – New England Patriots-Los Angeles Chargers

Tuesday 13 January

Ore 02.15 AFC – Pittsburgh Steelers-Houston Texans

DIVISIONAL ROUND

Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th January

AFC – Denver Broncos – worst ranked team left in contention

NFC – Seattle Seahawks – worst ranked team left in contention

AFC – Divisional Round with the best ranked team remaining in contention

NFC – Divisional Round with top-ranked team remaining in contention

CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND

Sunday 27 January

AFC – Winner Denver Broncos – worst ranked team left in contention against winner of second Divisional Round

NFC – Winner Seattle Seahawks – worst ranked team left in contention against winner of second Divisional Round

SUPER BOWL LX

Monday 9 February

Ore 00.30 Vincente Championship AFC – Vincente Championship NFC

Marcus Cole

Marcus Cole is a senior football analyst at Archysport with over a decade of experience covering the NFL, college football, and international football leagues. A former NCAA Division I player turned journalist, Marcus brings an insider's understanding of the game to every breakdown. His work focuses on tactical analysis, draft evaluations, and in-depth game previews. When he's not breaking down film, Marcus covers the intersection of football culture and the communities it shapes across America.

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