Sam Darnold erased one big blemish on his resume when he led the Seattle Seahawks to a 13-3 win at San Francisco in Week 18 that secured the NFC West crown and the NFC's No. 1 overall seed and the first-round bye.

The Eagles are ready to defend their Super Bowl championship. With first-round playoff matchups set, here’s everything you need to know.

Time for Part II of our NFL playoff preview, breaking down the biggest reasons each team in the postseason can win the Super Bowl and the biggest reasons each won’t.

The Eagles won the Super Bowl last February, but it wouldn’t have happened if defensive tackle Jalen Carter hadn’t saved them on the final two plays of their Divisional Round playoff win over the Los Angeles Rams.

Every NFC team has flaws, making it possible for Philadelphia to advance, but it has to fix offensive missteps.

The Philadelphia Eagles were criticized by many for resting their starters in Week 18, losing to the Washington Commanders and failing to secure the NFC’s No. 2 seed. But Eagles legend Jason Kelce agrees with Nick Sirianni’s decision to prioritize the team’s health ahead of what they hope is another run to the Super Bowl.

Before the NFL playoffs officially begin this weekend, let’s take a look at how things can shake out in every round and who will be the NFC representative in this year’s Super Bowl. Let’s dive in! NFC Wild Card