The NFL playoffs are down to the final four teams standing. Who will win the AFC and NFC championship games? We have what you need to know to watch today’s action right here.
The 2025 NFL playoffs are down to the NFC and AFC Championship games. The final four teams will battle today as they decide which two teams will face off in Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans on February 9. How can you watch today’s games? We have what you need.
First up will be the NFC, where an NFC East rivalry adds more intrigue with a berth in the Super Bowl on the line. The sixth-seeded Washington Commanders visit the second-seeded Philadelphia Eagles in the afternoon game. The teams split the regular-season meetings this year, with both home teams winning. The Eagles beat the Commanders 26-18 in Week 11 in Philadelphia, with the Commanders evening the season series 36-33 in Washington in Week 16. The rubber match between the clubs come with much higher stakes than either of those two meetings.
The second game brings us yet another playoff meeting between the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs. Over the past four seasons, the Bills and Chiefs have met three times in the postseason, twice in the Divisional Round and once in the AFC Championship game – with Kansas City winning all three games. The teams met in Week 11 of the regular season this year, with the Bills winning 30-21; other than Week 18 when the Chiefs rested most of their players, the loss to the Bills was the only blemish on Kansas City’s record this year.
We have what you need to know to watch each of the games this weekend. All odds brought to us by FanDuel Sportsbook.
NFL Conference Championship Schedule
Sunday, January 26
NFC Championship
(6) Washington Commanders at (2) Philadelphia Eagles
3 p.m. Eastern
FOX – Kevin Burkhardt, Tom Brady
Online: FoxSports.com; fuboTV
Odds: Eagles -6.5
AFC Championship
(2) Buffalo Bills at (1) Kansas City Chiefs
6:30 p.m. Eastern
CBS – Jim Nantz, Tony Romo
Online: Paramount+; fuboTV
Odds: Chiefs -1.5
Super Bowl LIX
Sunday, February 9
AFC Champion vs. NFC Champion
Caesars Superdome, New Orleans, Louisiana
6 p.m. Eastern
FOX – Kevin Burkhardt, Tom Brady
National Anthem: Jon Batiste
Halftime: Kendrick Lamar
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