If you are looking for the updated 2024 NFL Playoff TV schedule, we have the latest posted for you. There have been some surprising results so far during the playoffs. I don’t think anyone saw Baker Mayfield and the Bucs taking it to the Philadelphia Eagles like they did last weekend. This weekend’s matchups see the #1 seeded Baltimore Ravens and the San Francisco 49ers enter the game action on Saturday, January 20th, 2024. Who’s to say if the Packers and Texans can’t pull off some more magic this weekend like they did last week?
Updated 2024 NFL Playoff TV Schedule Matchups (Divisional Round)
AFC
Ravens (1) vs. Texans (4)
Chiefs (3) vs. Bills (2)
NFC
49ers (1) vs. Packers (7)
Lions (3) vs. Buccaneers (4)
Updated 2024 NFL Playoff TV Schedule
The updated2024 NFL Playoff TV schedule (with streaming options) is included for you below. Note that games being played on ABC, CBS, and ESPN can also be seen on streaming services that carry these channels like Google TV and Hulu. Unlike Wild Card weekend, we do not have any of the games scheduled to take place on Monday. Although much of the country is seeing a lot of snow, we don’t expect the games at Baltimore and Buffalo to be delayed due to weather like the Bills game last week. Of course, for those not living under a rock, the Detroit game is held indoors and weather will only impact people driving to the game.
Saturday, Jan. 20
Matchup/Time (ET)/TV/Live stream
Texans at Ravens 3:30 p.m. ABC/ESPN ESPN+, Fubo
Packers at 49ers 8 p.m. Fox Fubo
Sunday, Jan. 21
Matchup/Time (ET)/TV/Live stream
Buccaneers at Lions 3 p.m. NBC Peacock, Fubo
Chiefs at Bills 6:30 p.m. CBS Paramount+, Fubo
2024 NFL Playoffs Championship Sunday TV Schedule
Sunday, Jan. 28
AFC Championship, 3 p.m. ET (CBS)
NFC Championship, 6:30 p.m. ET (Fox)
2024 Super Bowl LVIII TV Schedule
Sunday, Feb. 11
AFC vs. NFC in Las Vegas, 6:30 p.m. ET
How Can I stream the 2024 NFL Playoffs?
First, if you are a cord cutter, you might get the ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC games over the air (OTA) for free. This will let you check out a lot of the updated 2024 NFL Playoff TV schedule. This will require that you already have some type of antenna (they run pretty cheap for digital broadcasts) for your TV. If you don’t already have a streaming service, many of the popular options have a free trial period that you can sign-up for to see if you like the service. Make sure you watch the total length of time the trial is for since you wouldn’t want to miss the big game (Super Bowl).
Some options to consider are DirectTV Stream (from AT&T), YouTube TV, FuboTV, Hulu + Live TV, and Sling. Each service has various pros and cons, so make sure you check out the fine print before signing up for the service. I have actively used FuboTV in the past and Youtube TV now and have zero issues with either service. Most services will have a maximum number of devices (TV’s + mobile devices) that you can use at one time as well. Don’t forget to download a Super Bowl Squares Grid if you are looking to host a local contest with your family and friends while watching the Super Bowl.
