NFL Playoff Schedule 2024-25 – Times, Dates, TV Channel

The 2024-25 NFL Football is the 105th edition of an American football league. The NFL regular season will begin on Sep 5, 2024, and the end date is Jan 5, 2025. The defending champion will be playing the regular season’s first game. The 2025 NFL Playoffs season will start on Jan 11-13, Divisional round games on Jan, 18-19, and the 2025 NFL Super Bowl game will be fixed on February 9, 2025, at the Caesars Superdome, New Orleans, Louisiana. FOX will broadcast the Super Bowl LIX at 6:30 PM ET.

NFL playoff picture 2024:

  • AFC
  1. Ravens (13-4) – z
  2. Bills (11-6) – y
  3. Chiefs (10-6) – y
  4. Texans (10-7) – y
  5. Browns (11-6) – w
  6. Dolphins (11-6) – w
  7. Steelers (10-7) – w
  • NFC
  1. 49ers (12-5) – z
  2. Cowboys (12-5) – y
  3. Lions (12-5) – y
  4. Buccaneers (9-8) – y
  5. Eagles (11-5) – w
  6. LA Rams (10-7) – w
  7. Packers (9-8) – w

2025 NFL Playoff TV Schedule

  • Wild Card Round: January 11-13, 2025
  • Divisional Round: January 18-19, 2025
  • Conference Championship Game: Jan 26
  • Super Bowl LIX: Sunday, Feb 9, 2025

Wild Card Round

Saturday, January 11

AFC MatchupTime (ET)TV
Seed No. 4 vs. No. 54:30 PMNBC
Seed No. 3 vs. No. 68:00 PMNBC

Sunday, January 12

NFC MatchupTime (ET)TV
Seed No. 2 vs. No. 74:30 PMNBC
Seed No. 3 vs. No. 68:00 PMNBC

Monday, January 13

MatchupTime (ET)TV
Seed No. 2 vs. No. 7 (AFC)4:30 PMNBC
Seed No. 4 vs. No. 5 (NFC)8:00 PMNBC

Divisional Playoffs Round

DateMatchupTime (ET)TV
Sat, Jan. 18No. 1 seed vs lowest seed (AFC)4:30 PMNBC
Sat, Jan. 18No. 1 seed vs lowest seed (NFC)8:00 PMCBS
Sun, Jan. 19TBA3:00 PMCBS
Sun, Jan. 19TBA6:00 PMFOX

Conference Championship

Sunday, January. 26

MatchupTime (ET)TV
TBA3:00 PMCBS
TBA6:30 PMFOX

When is the Super Bowl 2025?

DateMatchupTime (ET)TVLocation
Sun, Feb 9, 2025AFC vs NFC champion6:30 PMFOXCaesars Superdome Stadium, Louisiana

How does it work?

  • y — Clinched division
  • w — Clinched wild card
  • x — Clinched playoff berth
  • z — Clinched first-round bye and home-field advantage