How to watch NFL playoffs today: TV channels, live streams for AFC, NFC championship games
How to watch NFL playoffs today: TV channels, live streams for AFC, NFC championship games
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The NFL has just two games remaining before Super Bowl 59. Both of its conference championship games will be played on Sunday, which will set the stage for a two-week ramp-up to the big game.
On the NFC side of the bracket, the Philadelphia Eagles are set to host the Washington Commanders in an NFC East clash. The teams split their two-game season series. The Commanders' Jayden Daniels will look to go where no rookie starting quarterback has gone before: the Super Bowl.
In the AFC, NFL fans will be treated to a familiar matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills. The two teams are meeting in the postseason for the fourth time in five years — with Josh Allen still searching for his first postseason win over Patrick Mahomes.
Both conference championship games are expected to be competitive, and the Chiefs vs. Bills game is particularly viewed as a coin-flip entering their Sunday battle. Here's how NFL fans can watch both the AFC and NFC championship games as the road to Super Bowl 59 reaches its final turn.
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How to watch NFL playoffs today
NFC championship game
Matchup : Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Commanders
: Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Commanders Location : Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia
: Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia Time : 3 p.m. ET
: 3 p.m. ET TV channel : Fox
: Fox Live stream: Fox Sports App | Fubo
AFC championship game
Matchup : Kansas City Chiefs vs. Buffalo Bills
: Kansas City Chiefs vs. Buffalo Bills Location : Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, Missouri
: Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, Missouri Time : 6:30 p.m. ET
: 6:30 p.m. ET TV channel : CBS
: CBS Live stream: Paramount+ | Fubo
What channels are the NFL games on today?
NFC championship game : Fox
: Fox AFC championship game: CBS
Fox and CBS are set to broadcast the NFL's conference championship games on Sunday. Fox will begin the day by broadcasting the Eagles vs. Commanders game as the NFC East rivals square off. CBS will show the battle between Mahomes' Chiefs and Allen's Bills shortly after the conclusion of the Eagles-Commanders contest.
How to live stream NFL games today
Eagles vs. Commanders : Fox Sports App | Fubo
: Fox Sports App | Fubo Chiefs vs. Bills: Paramount+ | Fubo
Cord-cutters can watch both the AFC and NFC championship games via Fubo, which comes with a free trial and gives viewers access to every NFL postseason game. Viewers will also be able to stream the game via each network's streaming services – the Fox Sports app for Fox and Paramount+ for CBS.
Stream every NFL playoff game with a Fubo subcription
What time are the NFL games today?
NFC championship game : 3 p.m. ET
: 3 p.m. ET AFC championship game: 6:30 p.m. ET
The NFC championship game will be played first in 2025. Philadelphia will host Washington as the Eagles look to make it to the Super Bowl for the second time in three seasons.
The AFC championship game will begin on Sunday evening when Kansas City hosts Buffalo. The Bills and Chiefs are meeting for the fourth time in the last five postseasons; the Chiefs won the previous three meetings.
Updated NFL playoff bracket
Below is a look at the two remaining games in the AFC and NFC playoff brackets before they converge in Super Bowl 59.
AFC playoff bracket
NFC playoff bracket
Full NFL playoffs schedule
Below is a look at the schedule, scores and results of the 2025 NFL playoffs as the league gets ready to determine its Super Bowl matchup.
Wild card round
Saturday, Jan. 11
Sunday, Jan. 12
Monday, Jan. 13
Divisional round
Saturday, Jan. 18
Sunday, Jan. 19
Conference championship round
Sunday, Jan. 26
Super Bowl 59
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