The divisional round of the 2026 NFL playoffs kicks off with the Denver Broncos hosting the Buffalo Bills on Saturday. The Broncos (14-3) tied for the league's best record, won back-to-back games to close the regular season and earned a bye as the AFC's No.

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New York Giants: The Giants have a roster with several potential breakout stars in their first years in the NFL, and a Pro-Bowl caliber defensive front. They play in an NFC East division that has been weak in recent years outside of the Eagles, and the right leader could turn things around in a hurry.

While a handful of elites sit on the fringes of this race, everything boils down to two quarterbacks: Matthew Stafford of the Los Angeles Rams and Drake Maye of the New England Patriots. There's a slight favorite between the two, but maybe the most impressive thing about them is the gargantuan gap separating these two from everyone else.

This isn’t about Allen needing to take advantage of the post-season absences of Patrick Mahomes, Lamar Jackson and Joe Burrow. This is about Allen being a near perfect quarterback and the fact that he has been a brilliant postseason performer for nearly a decade. He’s an all-time great and he deserves his bling sooner rather than later.

John Harbaugh is in East Rutherford interviewing with the New York Giants and one NFL insider says there's a chance he doesn't leave the building.

Six teams have been bounced from the NFL playoffs and four have a first-round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Here's our latest predictions.

The 2025 NFL playoffs are off and running and we're down to the final eight still standing, which also means 24 of the league's 32 teams are on their offseason vacations already.  The front offices and fan bases of those 24 teams can now begin to shift their attention to free agency and dream about what could be in 2026.