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Last weeks’s wild card games might be some of the most exciting in recent memory. And that puts a lot of pressure on the divisional round this weekend. After the Patriots fell short and New Orleans lost in overtime, it’s going to be hard to match that level of drama. But this season has been loaded with drama. Because this week’s games are being split between Saturday and Sunday, you might have other things to do when some are on. That doesn’t mean you have to miss them, though. There are plenty of alternative ways to view. Here’s a look at who’s playing this week—and several different ways to watch the games. Which NFL teams are playing this week? And what channels are airing the games? Richard Rodriguez—Getty Images The Vikings and Titans surprised a lot of people last ...

Last weeks’s wild card games might be some of the most exciting in recent memory. And that puts a lot of pressure on the divisional round this weekend. After the Patriots fell short and New Orleans lost in overtime, it’s going to be hard to match that level of drama. But this season has been loaded with drama. Because this week’s games are being split between Saturday and Sunday, you might have other things to do when some are on. That doesn’t mean you have to miss them, though. There are plenty of alternative ways to view. Here’s a look at who’s playing this week—and several different ways to watch the games. Which NFL teams are playing this week? And what channels are airing the games? Richard Rodriguez—Getty Images The Vikings and Titans surprised a lot of people last ...

The regular season is over for the NFL. It’s all or nothing from here on out. This weekend is the Wild Card round, as eight teams vie for a chance to advance to the divisional round. Perhaps most surprising of those is the Patriots, who started this season so indomitable, but slipped later in the year. Because the games are being split between Saturday and Sunday, you might have other things to do when some are on. That doesn’t mean you have to miss them, though. There are plenty of alternative ways to view. Here’s a look at who’s playing this week—and several different ways to watch the games. Which NFL teams are playing this week? And what channels are airing the games? Two games Saturday. Two games Sunday. And every moment counts. The Wild Cards are often some of...

We’re getting down to the wire. There are just two weeks left in the 2019 NFL season and playoff spots are getting scarce. The 49ers, Seahawks, Packers, Bills and Patriots all secured postseason spots last week—and are now fighting to secure a first-round bye and home-field advantage. Wild card slots are still anybody’s guess. It’s not a week where you’ll want to miss a game, but catching your favorite team isn’t always an easy thing to do. Heading to your local sports bar inevitably racks up a bill and your home cable system (assuming it even broadcasts the game you want to want to watch) isn’t cheap either. Fortunately, there are alternatives. Rooting for your favorite team doesn’t have to be an expensive affair (letting you save money for tailga...

It’s getting down to do or die for a lot of NFL teams hoping to make the playoffs this year. And pretty much every one of those teams is hampered by key injuries. There are a number of key games for teams on the bubble this year, including the Rams vs. the Cowboys and the Texans vs. the Titans. Sunday night, meanwhile, brings a battle between potential AFC wild cards when the Bills face the Steelers. There’s lots to watch, but catching your favorite team isn’t always an easy thing to do. Heading to your local sports bar inevitably racks up a bill and your home cable system (assuming it even broadcasts the game you want to want to watch) isn’t cheap either. Fortunately, there are alternatives. Rooting for your favorite team doesn’t have to be an expensive affai...

With less than a month left in the regular season, big changes are starting to occur in both NFL conferences. The Baltimore Ravens are coming on strong and the once unbeatable San Francisco 49ers have seemingly lost some gas. That makes this week’s lineups even more exciting. Catching your favorite team isn’t always an easy thing to do, though (and often isn’t inexpensive). Heading to your local sports bar inevitably racks up a bill and your home cable system (assuming it even broadcasts the game you want to want to watch) isn’t cheap either. Fortunately, there are alternatives. Rooting for your favorite team doesn’t have to be an expensive affair (letting you save money for tailgating). Here’s a look at who’s playing this week—and several differen...