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.

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.

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The NFL's Wild Card weekend is now in the history books. Thanks to a schedule that was filled out with convincing wins, it's setting up to be a blockbuster Divisional round ahead. Nearly every matchup ended up flexing a clear winner beside the Washington Commanders

The NFL playoffs are underway with the Divisional Round looming on the heels of an exciting wild-card weekend. Five higher seeds - the Texans, Ravens, Bills, Eagles and Rams - held their ground, advancing to the next round.

The Wild Card weekend is over, and that means it's time to look ahead to the second round of the NFL playoffs. In the Divisional Round, six teams have advanced for a new round of games, with two of them facing the top seeds in the AFC and NFC,

The schedule for the Divisional Round games of the 2025 NFL Playoffs is set. While we will not know the participants in one of those games until tomorrow night — when the Minnesota Vikings take on the Los Angeles Rams in a game moved to Glendale,