What is the NFL play-off schedule?
[BBC]The play-offs for the 2025 NFL season are still in progress, with 14 teams having been cut to four in the race to Super Bowl 60.
The overall NFL champions will be crowned at Super Bowl LX, the 60th edition of the league's showpiece finale, on Sunday, 8 February at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California.
Here are all the results and fixtures from this season's NFL play-offs.
What were the Wildcard Weekend results?Saturday, 10 January
Los Angeles Rams 34-31 Carolina Panthers
Green Bay Packers 27-31 Chicago Bears
Sunday, 11 January
Buffalo Bills 27-24 Jacksonville Jaguars
San Francisco 49ers 23-19 Philadelphia Eagles
Los Angeles Chargers 3-16 New England Patriots
Monday, 12 January
Houston Texans 30-6 Pittsburgh Steelers
What were the Divisional Round results?Saturday, 17 January
San Francisco 49ers 6-41 Seattle Seahawks
Buffalo Bills 30-33 Denver Broncos (OT)
Sunday, 18 January
Houston Texans 16-28 New England Patriots
Los Angeles Rams 20-17 Chicago Bears (OT)
When are the Conference Championships?Conference seed in brackets, all kick-off times GMT
Sunday, 25 January
AFC: New England Patriots (2) @ Denver Broncos (1) - 20:00
NFC: Los Angeles Rams (5) @ Seattle Seahawks (1) - 23:30
When is the Super Bowl?Super Bowl 60 will take place on Sunday, 8 February 2026, at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California.
The game at the home of the San Francisco 49ers will kick off at 23:30 GMT.
What TV channels will show the NFL play-offs?Sky Sports and DAZN will be showing all play-off games for British-based audiences with those subscriptions.
Channel 5 will also be showing live coverage of selected games on free-to-air television.
BBC Sport will have live text coverage and match reports throughout the play-offs across our website and app, with live radio commentary on selected games.
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How do the NFL play-offs work?They are 14 teams in the play-offs, with seven teams qualifying from the American Football Conference (AFC) and seven from the National Football Conference (NFC).
Each conference is kept apart during 12 knockout games over three weeks to decide which team represents their conference in the Super Bowl - the NFL's championship game.
Teams are seeded from one to seven and those who finished top of each conference during the 17-game regular season automatically qualify for the Divisional Round - the second week of the play-offs.
This season, the Denver Broncos earned the AFC's top seed and the Seattle Seahawks topped the NFC.
The other 12 teams enter from the first round, known as Wildcard Weekend, and the highest remaining seeds in each round have home-field advantage.
In the wildcard round, the teams ranked second in each conference play the seventh seed, third plays sixth and fourth faces fifth.
The winners of those six games will join the top seeds in the Divisional Round, where the top seed faces the lowest-ranked team, and the two other teams face each other.
The winners of those four games reach the Conference Championships - effectively the Super Bowl semi-finals - and a chance to feature in Super Bowl 60.
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