2017 NFL playoff schedule: Super Bowl LI has started
NFL 17 has been most popular recently for the NFL playoff schedule. And recently the Super Bowl LI has started. Here we will bring you latest news and 2017 NFL playoff schedule: Scores, recaps for every single postseason round.
Super Bowl LI
Sunday, Feb. 5
New England vs. Atlanta at NRG Stadium in Houston, 6:30 p.m. ET (Fox): The final game of the NFL season should provide us with some fireworks as we'll be getting the NFC's high-scoring team in Atlanta (33.8 points per game), going up against the AFC's highest-scoring team in New England (27.6). This will be Patriots' ninth Super Bowl appearance, which will break that all-time record they had previously held with the Cowboys, Broncos and Steelers. As for the Falcons, they're slightly newer to this whole Super Bowl thing. The game against New England will mark just the second time in franchise history that the Falcons' have reached the Super Bowl (lost in 1998).
Schedule
Wild Card Weekend
Saturday, Jan. 7
Houston Texans 27, Raiders 14
Seattle 26, Detroit 6
Sunday, Jan. 8
Pittsburgh 30, Miami 12
Green Bay 38, N.Y. New York Giants 13
Divisional Round
Saturday, Jan. 14
Atlanta 36, Seattle 20
New England 34, Houston 16
Sunday, Jan. 15
Green Bay 34, Dallas 31
Pittsburgh 18, Kansas City 16
Championship Weekend
Sunday, Jan. 22
Atlanta 44, Green Bay 21
New England 36, Pittsburgh 17
Super Bowl LI
Sunday, Feb. 5
New England vs. Atlanta at NRG Stadium in Houston, 6:30 p.m. ET (Fox): The final game of the NFL season should provide us with some fireworks as we'll be getting the NFC's high-scoring team in Atlanta (33.8 points per game), going up against the AFC's highest-scoring team in New England (27.6). This will be Patriots' ninth Super Bowl appearance, which will break that all-time record they had previously held with the Cowboys, Broncos and Steelers. As for the Falcons, they're slightly newer to this whole Super Bowl thing. The game against New England will mark just the second time in franchise history that the Falcons' have reached the Super Bowl (lost in 1998).
Schedule
Wild Card Weekend
Saturday, Jan. 7
Houston Texans 27, Raiders 14
Seattle 26, Detroit 6
Sunday, Jan. 8
Pittsburgh 30, Miami 12
Green Bay 38, N.Y. New York Giants 13
Divisional Round
Saturday, Jan. 14
Atlanta 36, Seattle 20
New England 34, Houston 16
Sunday, Jan. 15
Green Bay 34, Dallas 31
Pittsburgh 18, Kansas City 16
Championship Weekend
Sunday, Jan. 22
Atlanta 44, Green Bay 21
New England 36, Pittsburgh 17