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.

According to the league and Nielsen, the six wild-card round games averaged 28.3 million viewers on television and digital platforms, compared to 31.2 million last year. The two Saturday games held steady, while the Sunday and Monday matchups saw declines.

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 NFL playoffs have arrived with Super Wild Card weekend upon us beginning Saturday. Here are our staff picks for every game this weekend.

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Six Eagles saw action in the first round of the NFL playoffs this weekend, and a couple more hope to as this postseason continues. Three of their teams have been eliminated, but five remain. Bye Week: OL Christian Mahogany: ‘Dirtbag’ Mahogany had the week off has his #1 seed Lions await the Washington Commanders.