The NFL playoffs are here, and with them come more injury reports on key players whose statuses will undoubtedly impact what happens during Wild Card Weekend.  Perhaps the biggest injury situations pertain to Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts,

The Los Angeles Rams are one of the strangest teams in this year's NFL postseason. On paper, this team is a lower-tier offense by most statistical measures, lacks the level of star power or hype of many of the other playoff teams,

The Minnesota Star Tribune’s Mark Craig predicts who will win this weekend in the wild card round of the NFL playoffs and maps out the rest of the postseason until Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans.

Matt Levine: The Broncos got into the postseason in the final week but they deserved to be there. The defense has been great all season long and could make life tough for the Bills. However, Josh Allen has been playing like the MVP all season and helps Buffalo advance.

Terry McLaurin and DeVonta Smith could see plenty of opportunities, and the Vikings need to be ready for Jared Verse.

The Packers had a surprise playoff win last year over another NFC East opponent in the Dallas Cowboys. The Eagles had a disappointing first-round exit last year, but made the Super Bowl just two seasons ago, where they lost to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Here's everything you need to know for the six wild-card NFL games. Which teams will win, who are the X factors, and which storylines matter most?

Though as the AFC’s top seed, the reigning two-time Super Bowl champs get to rest during Wild-Card weekend. The 12 teams playing have more immediate priorities than the Chiefs, but the end goal remains: lift the Lombardi Trophy in New Orleans.

SportsLine's model has revealed its NFL playoff bracket 2025 picks and predictions for Super Wild Card Weekend 2025