The schedule for Wild Card Weekend in the NFL is set.

Only in the last game of the regular season between the Detroit Lions and the Minnesota Vikings could it be determined who the NFC North champion and No. 1 in the NFC was. The Lions pulled away in the second half to take the win and secure the NFC’s only bye week.

That means the Lions and Kansas City Chiefs will be watching the games this weekend along with the rest of us.

Here are the networks you need to tune into for each game.

Saturday, January 11th

Los Angeles Chargers (5) at Houston Texans (4)
4:30 p.m. Easter, CBS/Paramount+

This game will be on CBS, It is also available to stream on Paramount+, the network’s streaming service. Ian Eagle and Charles Davis are scheduled to take part in the conversation.

Pittsburgh Steelers (6) at Baltimore Ravens (3)
8:00 p.m. Easter, Amazon Prime Video

These AFC North rivals will face off for the third time this season on Saturday night. The Ravens and Steelers split the season series, but Pittsburgh enters the playoffs with a four-game losing streak.

This game is also exclusive for Amazon Prime Video. For more information on streaming this game, click here.

Sunday, January 12th

Denver Broncos (7) at Buffalo Bills (2)
1:00 p.m. Easter, CBS/Paramount+

Sunday’s NFL playoff tripleheader begins with the Denver Broncos traveling to upstate New York to take on Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills. This game will air on CBS and will also be available on Paramount+, the network’s streaming service.

CBS’ main team of Jim Nantz and Tony Romo will be on hand for this game.

Green Bay Packers (7) at Philadelphia Eagles (2)
4:30 p.m. Easter, FOX/FOX Deportes

Week 1 of the 2024 NFL regular season saw the first NFL game played in Brazil… between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Green Bay Packers. The Eagles won that game in São Paulo with a final score of 34-29.

Luckily, these teams will meet again in the Wild Card round, with the Packers making the trip to Philadelphia. This game will be broadcast on FOX with main crew Kevin Burkhardt and Tom Brady.

Washington commanders (6) at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3)
7:30 p.m. Easter, NBC/Peacock

Sunday’s tripleheader concludes with a game between Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders against Baker Mayfield and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. These two teams met back in Week 1 in Daniels’ first start of his NFL career.

Mike Tirico and Cris Collinsworth will be in talks for NBC.

Monday, January 13th

Minnesota Vikings (5) vs. Los Angeles Rams (4)
8:00 p.m. Easter, ESPN/ESPN+

Wild Card weekend comes to a close as the Los Angeles Rams – who fell to No. 4 with their loss to the Seattle Seahawks – host the Vikings with 14 wins.

This game will be played at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona after the NFL decided to move the game from Los Angeles due to the ongoing wildfires in California.

The game will be broadcast on ESPN, with Joe Buck and Troy Aikman.

What about the rest of the NFL playoffs?

Looking ahead to the rest of the NFL playoffs, you can expect each of the four networks – ESPN, FOX, NBC and CBS – to play a game during the Divisional Round of the playoffs. For example, last season’s Divisional Round weekend began Saturday with the Texans-Ravens on ESPN, followed by the Packers-49ers on FOX. On Sunday, NBC aired the Buccaneers-Lions game, while CBS wrapped up the weekend with the Chiefs-Bills.

For the conference championship games, FOX will air the NFC Championship game on Sunday, January 26th at 3:00 p.m. Eastern Time. Kevin Burkhardt and Tom Brady will be on the phone. The AFC Championship Game follows at 6:30 p.m. Eastern on CBS, with Jim Nantz and Tony Romo in the booth.

Which channel will broadcast Super Bowl LIX?

Looking ahead, you may be wondering which network will broadcast Super Bowl LIX, which takes place on February 9th in New Orleans.

That would be FOX, meaning Tom Brady’s first season in the booth ends with him calling Super Bowl LIX alongside Kevin Burkhardt.

Be excited.