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,

Jayden Daniels shined on the playoff stage for the first time, while the Ravens' defense brought the boom. Wrapping up an eventful Wild Card Weekend.

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.

Since things got so wild over the weekend, we thought it would make sense to at least take a brief look at what happened in each game, so that's what we're going to do here. Home teams went 4-1, which means they've now gone 9-2 over the past two seasons.

Will the Vikings move on from Sam Darnold? Can anyone stop Jayden Daniels or Josh Allen? Are the Ravens going to the Super Bowl?

The wild-card weekend has come to an end and with it, we have a clearer picture of this year's NFL draft order. The Minnesota Vikings fell to the Los

Viewer audiences for the first weekend of the NFL playoffs were down 9.3% from last year, a bigger decline than what the league experienced during the regular season. According to the league and Nielsen,

On Monday night, the Los Angeles Rams beat the Minnesota Vikings 27-9 to secure the final spot in the second round. The Rams took advantage of a dismal performance from Vikings quarterback Sam Darnold to take control of the game and didn't surrender it.

Wild card weekend locked in the top 24 picks in the 2025 NFL draft. Here's what experts predicted for all 32 first-round picks:

Here is the full list of power rankings for every team in the playoffs and Wild Card weekend. The Houston Texans secured their second playoff berth early on, but the team has had problems with upper-echelon talent in the AFC. They were handily beaten by both the Baltimore Ravens and Kansas City Chiefs.