The Detroit Lions are the team to beat in the NFC, but this conference's wild-card teams put up more fight than their AFC counterparts.

The race to be Super Bowl LIX champion is wide open. Who are the contenders? Who are the pretenders? We picked every NFL postseason game.

The Chiefs may be inevitable, but the Lions are a monster, Vikings are chaos and Steelers, uh, would like you to forget about December

The road to the Super Bowl begins this week with the NFL playoffs getting underway. For the past 18 weeks, the league determined the 14 teams that will compete for the Super Bowl as the field is finally set.

The Lions and Chiefs are in a tier of their own odds-wise, thanks to their 15-win seasons and accordant first-round byes. But both have nagging concerns that, if you squint hard enough, begin to look a lot like vulnerabilities. Will any of their potential opponents through the postseason be able to capitalize on those vulnerabilities?

The two-time defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs (15-2) and Detroit Lions (15-2) earned the right to sit back and watch things unfold before beginning their quest for the Vince Lombardi Trophy,

The race to Super Bowl LIX is down to just 14 teams now that the playoff field is set. Seven teams from the AFC and seven from the NFC will battle it out to be the last one standing in New Orleans on Feb.

NFL dynasties like the New England Patriots and Kansas City Chiefs have made it seem like longshots never win a Super Bowl. But while there are plenty of Super Bowls won by favorites, there have been plenty of times when Super Bowl longshots have shocked the football world and made unprecedented runs that have made the bookmakers look foolish.

The NFL playoffs are here! With all due respect to Christmas, it's the most wonderful time of the year. And what better way to celebrate than by projecting out the full playoff field through the Super Bowl,