NFL Schedule 2024: Playoffs Wild Card, Divisional, Championship Games
The 2024 NFL Playoffs kick off with Wild Card games on January 13, 2024, leading up to the climax of the AFC and NFC Conference Championships on January 28, 2024.
2024 NFL Playoff Schedule for Today
If you want to see today’s NFL Playoffs TV schedule, follow this section:
NFL Playoff Wild-Card Round
Date | Matchup | Time (ET) | TV Channel |
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Saturday, January 13 | Browns @ Texans | 4:30 PM | NBC/Peacock |
Saturday, January 13 | Dolphins @ Chiefs | 8:00 PM | Peacock |
Sunday, January 14 | Steelers @ Bills | 1:00 PM | CBS |
Sunday, January 14 | Packers @ Cowboys | 4:30 PM | FOX |
Sunday, January 14 | Rams @ Lions | 8:00 PM | NBC |
Monday, January 15 | Eagles @ Buccaneers | 8:00 PM | ESPN/ABC |
Divisional Round
Date | Matchup | Time (ET) | TV |
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Saturday, January 20 | AFC: Winner of 4/5 vs. No. 1 seed | TBA | TBA |
Saturday, January 20 | NFC: Winner of 4/5 vs. No. 1 seed | TBA | TBA |
Sunday, January 21 | AFC: Winner of No. 2/7 vs. No. 3/6 | TBA | TBA |
Sunday, January 21 | NFC: Winner of No. 2/7 vs. No. 3/6 | TBA | TBA |
Conference championships
Date | Matchup | Time (ET) | TV |
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Sunday, January 28 | NFC Championship | 3:00 PM | CBS |
Sunday, January 28 | AFC Championship | 6:30 PM | FOX |
2023-24 NFL Schedule (Weekly)
Here is the complete NFL Schedule 2023, week by week, including each match’s kick-off time, location and TV Channel.
WEEK 1 | WEEK 2 | WEEK 3 |
WEEK 4 | WEEK 5 | WEEK 6 |
WEEK 7 | WEEK 8 | WEEK 9 |
WEEK 10 | WEEK 11 | WEEK 12 |
WEEK 13 | WEEK 14 | WEEK 15 |
WEEK 16 | WEEK 17 | WEEK 18 |
2023-2024 NFL Team Schedule
If you want to get your favorite team’s NFL Schedule, follow this section:
Printable NFL Schedule 2023-24
Would you like to download the Printable NFL Schedule 2023-2024 season? Here you can download the full season week-by-week printable schedule in PDF format.
What Channels will carry NFL games?
The channels that will carry NFL games for the 2023-2024 season are as follows:
- CBS: Broadcasts most NFL matchups involving AFC road teams and is a major channel for in-market games.
- Paramount Plus: It provides live streaming of in-market NFL games on CBS, featuring about 100+ games for the 2023-24 NFL season.
- ESPN: Provides Monday Night Football coverage. Also hosts select playoff games.
- ESPN+: Will stream the first matchup of the 2023 NFL International Series and has extra NFL coverage.
- FOX: Broadcasts most NFL matchups involving NFC road teams and is another major channel for in-market games.
- NBC: Features Sunday Night Football, the annual NFL Kickoff game, a Thanksgiving night fixture, and select playoff games.
- Peacock: Streams Sunday Night Football and has one Peacock-exclusive match in Week 16.
- Amazon Prime Video: Hosts Thursday Night Football and the first-ever NFL Black Friday game.
- NFL Network: Carries additional NFL content, including four of the International Series games.
- NFL Sunday Ticket: Moved to YouTube TV, offering an out-of-market sports package for the most live NFL games.
Additional NFL simulcasts and alternate broadcasts air on channels like ABC, ESPN2, and Nickelodeon. For extra NFL coverage, you can also tune into NFL RedZone, which operates only on Sundays during the regular season.
How Can I Watch NFL Games without cable?
If are a cord cutter or you want to watch NFL games without a traditional cable subscription. Below are some options you might consider.
Use Your Antenna
An over-the-air (OTA) antenna is a great way to catch local NFL games broadcast on channels like CBS, FOX, NBC, and even ABC in some cases.
With a one-time investment in a good antenna, you can enjoy NFL games in high definition without a monthly subscription. Brands like the Mohu Leaf offer wide-ranging antennas that can pick up signals from up to 60 miles away.
Subscribe to Live TV Streaming Service
Several live TV streaming services offer channels you’ll need for watching NFL games. These include FuboTV, YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV, DirecTV Stream, etc.
If you want to Watch your favorite teams’ out-of-market Sunday games, you need to subscribe YouTube TV Sunday Ticket plan. For International games ESPN+ you can choose.
Try FuboTV for a 7-day free trial.
NFL+
NFL+ is a solid option for U.S. residents looking for a flexible way to keep up with their favorite teams.
Formerly known as NFL Game Pass, NFL+ is a subscription-based service offering a range of options for the avid football fan. With a standard NFL+ subscription costing $7 per month, you can access live out-of-market preseason games, as well as local and primetime regular and postseason games.
If you want a little more, NFL+ Premium comes in at $15 per month and adds additional features, presumably including premium content like exclusive interviews, in-depth analysis, and more. Both plans grant you access to the NFL RedZone and NFL Network channels, offering extensive coverage of the NFL season.
NFL Game Pass on DAZN
DAZN’s NFL Game Pass International is a must-have for international fans who don’t want to miss a single snap.
For viewers outside of the United States and China, DAZN is the go-to platform for watching every NFL game during the 2023 regular season, playoffs, and even the Super Bowl.
Priced differently depending on the market, DAZN’s NFL Game Pass International offers live streaming and on-demand viewing of every NFL matchup, making it an all-encompassing service for international fans of American football.
When do the NFL Playoffs 2024 start?
NFL Playoffs will kick off on January 13, 2024, and The divisional playoffs of the NFL will be held on January 20 and 21, 2024. Conference championships on 28 January and the NFL Final (Super Bowl) on Sunday, February 11.