Now that th NFL playoff picture is officially finalized, we have a full schedule of dates and times for the upcoming games. Here’s everything you need to know.

NFL WILD CARD WEEKEND

SATURDAY, JANUARY 6

AFC: 4:35 PM ET - Tennessee Titans at Kansas City Chiefs (ESPN, ABC)

NFC: 8:15 PM ET - Atlanta Falcons at Los Angeles Rams (NBC)

SUNDAY, JANUARY 7

AFC: 1:05 PM ET - Buffalo Bills at Jacksonville Jaguars (CBS)

NFC: 4:40 PM ET - Carolina Panthers at New Orleans Saints (FOX)

NFL DIVISIONAL ROUND

SATURDAY, JANUARY 13

NFC: 4:35 PM ET - New Orleans Saints/Carolina Panthers/Atlanta Falcons at Philadelphia Eagles (NBC)

AFC: 8:15 PM ET - Kansas City Chiefs/Tennessee Titans/Buffalo Bills at New England Patriots (CBS)

SUNDAY, JANUARY 14

AFC: 1:05 PM ET - Jacksonville Jaguars/Kansas City Chiefs/Tennessee Titans at Pittsburgh Steelers (CBS)

NFC: 4:40 PM ET - Los Angeles Rams/New Orleans Saints/Carolina Panthers at Minnesota Vikings (FOX)

CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES

SUNDAY, JANUARY 21

3:05 PM ET - AFC (CBS)

6:40 PM ET - NFC (FOX)

SUPER BOWL LII

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4

6:30 PM ET - AFC champion v. NFC champion (NBC)

Note that the Eagles will play their first game on Saturday, January 13 at 4:35 PM Eastern. If the Falcons upset the Rams, Philly will host Atlanta in the divisional round. If the Rams win, however, the Eagles will host the winner of the Saints-Panthers game.

The Eagles’ first game is an advantageous spot for a couple reasons. One, it means less resting for the visiting team. Two, it gives them an extra day of rest for their opponent in the championship game, if they make it there.

Winning in the playoffs obviously isn’t easy. It’ll only be harder for the Eagles now that they’re without Carson Wentz. Philadelphia will have to overcome the odds to go on a run. At least they’ll be at home in the playoffs.