It’s playoff time in the NFL.

The NFL’s exciting second season kicks off this weekend with a series of six games happening over three days. It all begins on Saturday afternoon with the Los Angeles Chargers facing the Houston Texans, who are playing in their customary postseason spot. Later that evening, the Pittsburgh Steelers will take on the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium in a crucial matchup for the latest edition of their intense rivalry. (Ravens favored by 9½? Really?)

On Sunday, two rookie quarterbacks will make their playoff debuts as underdogs. Bo Nix will lead the Denver Broncos against the Buffalo Bills in the day’s early game, while Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders, who were defeated by Tampa at the start of the season, will face off again against the Buccaneers during “Sunday Night Football.” In between these games, the Philadelphia Eagles will host the Green Bay Packers for a rematch from Week 1.

The last game of the weekend is set for Monday night, featuring the Minnesota Vikings as slight favorites against the NFC West champion LA Rams. This is particularly interesting as the Vikings previously lost to the Rams in Week 8 at SoFi Stadium.