The 2020 NFL playoffs continue to roll through the schedule, with the divisional round complete. What's next? The Green Bay Packers, the 1-seed in the NFC, will now host the NFC Championship Game on Jan. 24 against the fifth-seeded Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The Buffalo Bills, the No. 2-seed in the AFC, will play the top-seeded Kansas City Chiefs.
Here is what we know about the AFC and NFC brackets, including seeding, TV times and the schedule of games from wild-card weekend up through Super Bowl LV.
Note: Betting information is courtesy Caesars Sportsbook by William Hill.
Conference championships: Jan. 24
NFC
(5) Tampa Bay Buccaneers at (1) Green Bay Packers
Sunday, 3:05 p.m. ET on FOX
Line: Packers -3.5; O/U 52
AFC
(2) Buffalo Bills at (1) Kansas City Chiefs
Sunday, 6:40 p.m. ET on CBS
Line: Chiefs -3.5; O/U 50
Super Bowl LV: Feb. 7
The Super Bowl will be played at Raymond James Stadium (Tampa, Florida). The winner of Buccaneers-Packers will play the winner of Bills-Chiefs.
Divisional round: Jan. 16, 17
NFC
Green Bay Packers 32, Los Angeles Rams 18
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 30, New Orleans Saints 20
AFC
Buffalo Bills 17, Baltimore Ravens 3
Kansas City Chiefs 22, Cleveland Browns 17
Wild-card weekend results
Byes for Green Bay Packers (13-3, NFC No. 1), Kansas City Chiefs (14-2, AFC No. 1).
Buffalo Bills 27, Indianapolis Colts 24
Los Angeles Rams 30, Seattle Seahawks 20
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 31, Washington Football Team 23
Baltimore Ravens 20, Tennessee Titans 13
New Orleans Saints 21, Chicago Bears 9
