NFL Playoffs | Everything you need to know [2023]

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Here we have it, the NFL playoffs explained:

The league is divided into two conferences the AFC (American Football Conference) and the NFC (National Football Conference) each consisting of sixteen teams. Each conference is further divided into four divisions, North, East, West, and South.

In every season, seven teams from each conference get to make it to the playoffs. And finally, the AFC champion team and the NFC champion team battle it out for the Vince Lombardi Trophy in the Super Bowl, the annual game of the league. 

The seven teams from each conference that qualify for the playoffs consist of four respective division champions and three wild card entries.

Apart from the ranking list, different variables are taken into strict consideration while deciding upon the NFL playoffs wild card entries, and on what terms they shall face the division champs. It has a certain NFL playoffs system, a set of NFL playoffs formulas, based on which the NFL playoffs process.

Matches are played out based on a regulated fix chart before two final teams are designated to compete in the main event of the league.

The current system of the playoffs for each conference is as follows,

Wild card 2 goes against division winner 3, wild card 3 goes against division winner 2, and wild card 1 is matched up against division winner 4.

With the outcome of the first two wild card games that are played in a conference, the winning team with the 2nd lowest winning score is named the 2nd lowest seed, and the winning team with the 2nd highest winning score gets named the 2nd highest seed. The winning team of the last wild card game simply goes by the name of the lowest seed.

Further in the competition, the 2nd lowest seed faces the 2nd highest seed, and the lowest seed battles the division winner 1. In the next stage, the winning team with the lower winning score called, lower seed, and the winning team with the higher winning score called, higher seed advances into the conference championship game.

Following this structure, every season two champion teams from each conference emerge and finally face each other off in the Super Bowl, NFL finals.

Last year the two teams that qualified for the Super Bowl were Tampa Bay Buccaneers (NFC champions) and Kansas City Chiefs (AFC champions). 

It quite often occurs that teams finish a season with alike records on the ranking list. In such scenarios to determine the final teams for the playoffs and for the Super Bowl, the NFL follows a set of established and decisive rules. The NFL playoffs rules.

Well, if you want to know about the sides to lay your playoffs bets on, you have not arrived at the wrong place. We will tell you exactly how to do your math, where to look at when you are looking, what to look at if you are looking, and what to expect when you’re expecting. We have what you need! So, without further ado let’s find out how to bet on football, the NFL playoffs.

Well, if you are new and still confused about where to lay your bet, you are not alone, and here’s what we advise you to do,

• Be a regular visitor, watch and follow the game daily.
• Find out which teams have better chances.
• Look out for disagreements, good and bad contracts.
• Study and build a reasonable knowledge about the game.
• Watch NFL Drafts, and learn about the draft picks as well as the prospects.
• Follow the official NFL accounts on social media.
• Follow the prospects and the respective franchises that you are interested in.
• And watch sports talk shows that cover the NFL.

Also please look for a pleaser bet, prop betting strategy, win reverse bet, and action reverse bet.

Well, the season is yet to begin but if you are to ask for our advice, here’s what we predict,

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are still our number one pick. We think being the defending champions, having Tom Brady, and good management, this team will surely come a long way. Do watch out for Tom Brady and his post-patriot personality though.

Considering the promising roster, performances in previous seasons, and that super bowl champion quarterback Patrick Mahomes in the pocket, we believe the Kansas City Chiefs are another force to reckon with. 

With new changes in Jacksonville Jaguars, and the 21 years old, no 1 overall draft pick Trevor Lawrence taking over the throne, we would definitely keep our eyes on the Jags. Let’s just see how the kid delivers on the biggest of all stages in American football. Is a huge industry and also a huge rivalry between NBA vs NFL in the USA.

Not so sure about the Ravens, however still in conversation with the best QBs in the game, Lamar Jackson’s contribution over the past few seasons should definitely not be overlooked.

The New Orleans Saints, and the Los Angeles Raiders show good promises too.

So, there you go, run down the end zone. 

Blue eighty, down set, and hike!

A scramble in the pocket, and the quarterback starts moving here and there. Five steps to the front and five to the right. The open sky, the screaming fans, and the running routes. It’s a rush. With only ten seconds left in the game, he throws a Hail Mary, and the ball takes flight like an eagle freed in the wind.

The Wide Receiver flings himself in the air, and with extending arms like that of Christ, the Redeemer brings his entire body down to the holy ground. One hand on his chest, and the other right on top, clutching the very football. Touchdown!