Viewer audiences for the NFL wild-card round were down 9.3% from last year, a bigger decline than what the league experienced during the regular season.

And then there were eight. After the Los Angeles Rams' victory over the Minnesota Vikings on Monday, the NFL's Divisional Round is set with the

Wild Card Weekend is underway, which means there are already several winners and losers to sort out after Saturday's games. Judy Battista provides a look at who's up and who's down following the first day of the NFL playoffs.

NFL draft order is rounding into shape with the wild card playoffs over. Here's our latest predictions led by Miami QB Cam Ward at No. 1.

Wild Card Weekend is in the books, with six NFL teams advancing to the divisional round of the playoffs and another six heading home for an early start to the 2025 offseason. While hopes are high for the clubs that remain,

With the wild-card round officially in the books, here’s the latest draft order heading into the divisional round matchups.

During the early window of Sunday's wild-card action, the Buffalo Bills defended their home turf at Highmark Stadium and sent the Denver Broncos packing with a 31–7 victory. Bo Nix and the Broncos got on the board early, taking a 7–0 lead before surrendering 31 straight points to the Josh Allen-led Bills offense.

The Bengals, Cowboys and Dolphins are among those well-positioned for a better year ahead — if they make the right moves.