Who’s in this years NFL playoff 2021 bracket?

In the NFL’s expanded playoff field of 14 teams

AFC Playoff Picture

BYE ^#1 Kansas City Chiefs ^14-2
#5 Baltimore Ravens ^11-5 at ^#4 Tennessee Titans ^11-5
#6 Cleveland Browns ^11-5 at ^#3 Pittsburgh Steelers ^12-4
#7 Indianapolis Colts ^11-5 at ^#2 Buffalo Bills ^13-3

NFC Playoff Picture

BYE ^#1 Green Bay Packers ^13-3
#5 Tampa Bay Buccaneers ^11-5 at ^#4 Washington Football Team ^7-9
#6 Los Angeles Rams ^10-6 at ^#3 Seattle Seahawks ^12-4
#7 Chicago Bears ^8-8 at ^#2 New Orleans Saints ^12-4

The Super Bowl 55 Bracket

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Who the Chiefs could play next week?

The Chiefs will play one of four teams in the AFC Divisional Round — the Titans, Ravens, Browns or Colts.

As the top seed in the AFC, the Chiefs will host the lowest remaining seed on either Jan. 16 or Jan. 17 at Arrowhead Stadium, which leaves this as the simplest explanation:

• If the seventh-seeded Colts upset the second-seeded Bills, the Chiefs will play the Colts, regardless of what happens elsewhere.

• If the Bills win and the sixth-seeded Browns beat the third-seeded Steelers, the Browns travel to Kansas City.

• If the Bills and Steelers both hold serve on their home fields, the Chiefs will face the winner of the Titans-Ravens game.

Who the Packers could play next week?

The Packers will play one of four teams in the AFC Divisional Round — Washington, Buccaneers, Rams or Bears.

As the top seed in the AFC, the Packers will host the lowest remaining seed on either Jan. 16 or Jan. 17 at Lambeau Field, which leaves this as the simplest explanation:

• If the seventh-seeded Bears upset the second-seeded Saints, the Packers will play the Bears, regardless of what happens elsewhere.

• If the Saints win and the sixth-seeded Rams beat the third-seeded Seahawks, the Rams travel to Greanbay.

• If the Saints and Seahawks both hold serve on their home fields, the Packers will face the winner of the Washington-Buccaneers game.