The Green Bay Packers know they're headed to the playoffs, but who will they face when they get there? Here are the likeliest possibilities.

We’re looking at the teams the Philadelphia Eagles could potentially face in the Wild Card round of the NFC playoffs

Prior to the start of the 2024 season, there was reason to believe that the NFC East was going to be a two-horse race once again between the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles. The NFC East did turn out to be a two-horse race with the Eagles involved,

Kevin O'Connell suggested that Sunday's game between the Minnesota Vikings and Green Bay Packers would be a matchup between two "really good teams." O'Connell, the Vikings' coach, was being modest. More accurately,

The Minnesota Vikings have two pivotal games left in the regular season, and they both come against NFC North foes. They face the Green Bay Packers this Sunday and then will play the Detroit Lions in Week 18.

With a win Saturday night, the 9-6 Los Angeles Rams can claw to the brink of an improbable and spirited division title.

The Seahawks beat the Bears on Thursday, so the Rams could clinch the NFC West with a Saturday win over the Cardinals and a "strength of victory" tiebreaker.

Coach Dan Campbell stood at the podium after Detroit blew a 17-point lead to San Francisco in last season’s NFC title game and talked about how that might have been the Lions only shot at reaching the Super Bowl.

The last time the Detroit Lions played at Levi’s Stadium, they endured a heartbreaking 34-31 loss to the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC title game last season. When the teams meet again next Monday in the same venue,

Detroit tallied a blowout road victory over the Chicago Bears in Week 16, while San Francisco fell to the Miami Dolphins on the road last week. The Lions can clinch the NFC North

Here is the current NFC playoff picture: The Lions, Eagles, Vikings and Packers are all assured playoffs spots as they have clinched their berths. The Seattle Seahawks (8-7) and Tampa Bay Buccaneers (8-7) are the only teams in contention but not in the playoffs.