Art for the NFL Wild Card games on Sling with logos for Fox, NBC, and ABC.

Art for the NFL Wild Card games on Sling with logos for Fox, NBC, and ABC.

NFL Wild Card: Here Are the Games You Can Watch With Sling

The NFL playoffs kick off with intriguing matchups in the Wild Card round. Here’s a look at the games you can watch with Sling.

The NFL Playoffs get underway with six games in the Wild Card round on January 10-12. Sling will carry the Monday Night Football Wild Card game between the Houston Texans and Pittsburgh Steelers, and three other games in designated markets. Here’s a look at the four Wild Card games that will be available with Sling. To watch the Texans-Steelers game on ESPN with a 1 Day Pass, use the link below.

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ESPN Wild Card Game: Available in all markets with Day Passes or Sling Orange

https://youtu.be/oYgr0BQO0Ko?si=vGKIUQSGYumTcIW_

Houston Texans at Pittsburgh Steelers

Monday, Jan. 12, 8:00pm ET on ESPN/ABC

FOX Wild Card Games: Available in the markets below with Sling Select or Blue

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Los Angeles Rams at Carolina Panthers

Saturday, Jan. 10, 4:30pm ET on FOX

San Francisco 49ers at Philadelphia Eagles

Sunday, Jan. 11, 8:30pm ET on FOX

NBC Wild Card Game: Available in the markets below with Sling Select or Blue

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Los Angeles Chargers at New England Patriots

Sunday, Jan. 11, 8:00pm ET on NBC

Wild Card Games Not Available With Sling

Green Bay Packers at Chicago Bears

Saturday, Jan. 10, 8:00pm ET on Prime Video

Subscribe to Amazon Prime Video to stream.

Buffalo Bills at Jacksonville Jaguars

Sunday, Jan. 11, 1:00pm ET on CBS

Subscribe to Paramount+ to stream.

NFL Wild Card Round on Sling

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NFL Playoffs FAQs

When are the NFL Playoffs?
There are four rounds: Wild Card Weekend is Jan. 10-12; the Divisional Round is Jan. 17-18; the Conference Championships are on Jan. 25; and the Super Bowl is Feb. 8.
Who is in the NFL Playoffs?

The current playoff format features 14 teams, 7 from each conference. Ranked by seed, they are:

AFC

No. 1: Denver Broncos (AFC West Champs, 1st Rd. bye)

No. 2: New England Patriots (AFC East Champs)

No. 3 Jacksonville Jaguars (AFC South Champs)

No. 4: Pittsburgh Steelers (AFC North Champs)

No. 5: Houston Texans (Wild Card #1)

No. 6: Buffalo Bills (Wild Card #2)

No. 7: LA Chargers (Wild Card #3)

NFC

No. 1: Seattle Seahawks (NFC West Champs; 1st Rd. bye)

No. 2: Chicago Bears (NFC North Champs)

No. 3: Philadelphia Eagles (NFC East Champs)

No. 4: Carolina Panthers (NFC South Camps)

No. 5: Los Angeles Rams (Wild Card #1)

No. 6: San Francisco 49ers (Wild Card #2)

No. 7: Green Bay Packers (Wild Card #3)

What channel will carry Super Bowl LX?
The Super Bowl will air on NBC, which is available with Sling in the markets listed in the graphics above.