The NFL playoffs 2014 schedule is now all set in the AFC and NFC and the wild card games will be on Saturday and Sunday with TV coverage from NBC, FOX, ESPN and CBS with the Baltimore Ravens, Pittsburgh Steelers, Cincinnati Bengals, Indianapolis Colts, Detroit Lions, Dallas Cowboys, Arizona Cardinals and Carolina Panthers in action.
The NFC wild card schedule has the Arizona Cardinals visiting the Carolina Panthers on Saturday and that game will be on ESPN at 4:20 pm ET. The Panthers are hosting a game despite the fact that they have a losing record, as they won the NFC South division. The Cardinals finished in the fifth seed and behind the Seattle Seahawks and now they travel to play Cam Newton.
The Detroit Lions lost to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday to fall into the sixth seed and now GB goes in as the number two seed and winners of the NFC north. The Cowboys now will host the Lions in Dallas on Sunday and that game is from AT&T Stadium at 4:40 pm ET on FOX. Tony Romo and company will have to play the first weekend and that could be big, as the team is playing very well and this could help keep that train rolling.
The AFC Wild Card round starts with a divisional matchup, as the Baltimore Ravens will visit the Pittsburgh Steelers on Saturday night. That game will be on NBC starting at 8:15 pm ET and has the number three Steelers hosting the sixth seeded Ravens, who won on Sunday over the Browns to get into the playoffs. The Sunday matchup has the Bengals visiting the Indianapolis Colts and that game will be
The AFC Divisional round has the New England Patriots and Denver Broncos waiting for their opponents and those games are scheduled for January 10 and 11. The first game has the Patriots hosting and that will be on NBC on Saturday at 4:35 pm ET. The Broncos will play the following day on Sunday at 4:40 pm ET. The NFC divisional round has the Seahawks and Packers as the top seeds. The Seahawks play on Saturday and that will be on FOX at 8:15 pm ET, while the Packers play on Sunday at 1:05 pm ET on FOX.
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