What time are the divisional playoff games? All you need to know about NFL playoffs schedule

The divisional round of the 2022-23 NFL playoffs is set to serve some tantalizing contests.

The wildcard round of the playoffs saw close contests, as four of the five games were decided by only one score. The San Francisco 49ers were the only team to assert dominance, beating the Seattle Seahawks 41-23. The Los Angeles Chargers were seemingly on course to follow in the 49ers' footsteps and stomp the Jacksonville Jaguars, but they blew a 27-0 lead and lost by a point.

The Miami Dolphins, who were forced to field third-choice quarterback Skylar Thompson, gave the Buffalo Bills an almighty scare, but they couldn't get past the finish line and lost 34-31.

The New York Giants played in and won their first playoff game in six years, beating the Minnesota Vikings 31-24. The Cincinnati Bengals needed a miraculous play from their defense to beat Tyler Huntley and the Baltimore Ravens and advance to the divisional round.

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The final game of the wildcard round will see Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers host the Dallas Cowboys at Raymond James Stadium with a trip to Levi's Stadium to take on the San Francisco 49ers on the line.

While there's still one game left in the first round of the playoffs, the NFL has already announced the schedule for the divisional round.

NFL Divisional Round schedule: Brock Purdy and the 49ers will be in action on Sunday night

Tampa Bay Buccaneers v San Francisco 49ers

Game	Day and Date	Time	Channel
Jacksonville Jaguars at Kansas City Chiefs	Saturday, 21st January 2023	4:30 pm ET	NBC
New York Giants at Philadelphia Eagles	Saturday, 21st January 2023	8:15 pm ET	FOX
Cincinnati Bengals at Buffalo Bills	Sunday, 22nd January 2023	3:00 pm ET	CBS
Dallas Cowboys or Tampa Bay Buccaneers at San Francisco 49ers	Sunday, 22nd January 2023	6:30 pm ET	FOX

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs will open the NFL's weekend playoff festivities by hosting Trevor Lawrence and the Jacksonville Jaguars at Arrowhead Stadium. Later in the evening, Daniel Jones and the New York Giants will face Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles for the third time this season.

On Sunday afternoon, Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals will head to Orchard Park to battle Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills. Brock Purdy and the San Francisco 49ers await patiently to learn whether Tom Brady and the Buccaneers or Dak Prescott and the Cowboys will pay them a visit on Sunday night.