NFL Playoffs: Chiefs, Pats, Pack & Cards: Time, Live Stream, Odds & More

The 2016 NFL playoffs continue this weekend and after last weeks crazy ,cant-believe that just happened game moments one things for sure: fans are not going to want to miss a minute of this week’s division round action.

There are 2 games this Saturday, January 16, featuring the Patriots vs the Chiefs, and the Packers vs the Cardinals, and we have all the information on where and how to watch.

Below, you’ll find game times, channel info, free live streaming options, previews, the odds from Vegas and my predictions.

Game 1 (AFC Dvisional Round Game 1)

Time/Channel/Odds: Patriots (#2) at Chiefs (#5), 4:35 P.M. EST on CBS. (KC +5)

Free Live Streaming: Free live streaming is available on your PC via CBSSports.com and on your smartphone and devices through their app for Android and iOS.

Please be aware that in order to access free live streaming you will need to sign-in using a participating cable provider.

Preview: The Chiefs rolled over the Texans last week in their wild card game 30-zip, but you can expect a much different outcome when N.E. comes through.

Many of the Pats key players, including tight end Rob Gronkowski and receivers Julian Edelman and Danny Amendola have been limited due to injuries, but this is the playoffs so you can bet they will show up no matter how much they’re hurting.

Should be a close game, but I’m going for the upset here.

My prediction: KC 20- Pats 17.

Game 2 (NFC Divisional Round Game 1)

Time/Channel/Odds: Packers (#5) at Cardinals (#2), 8:15 P.M. EST on NBC. (Green Bay +7).

Free Live Streaming: free live streaming is available on your PC via NBC Live Extra and on your smartphone and devices through their app for iOS, Android and Windows.

Please be aware that in order to access free live streaming you will need to sign-in using a participating cable provider.

Preview: The Pack looked solid during last week’s wild card win over Washington, but all bets are off as they get set to face a Cardinals team that decimated them during the regular season, 33-8.

The Cardinals defense severely limited Rodgers in that game, holding him to just 151 yards and with ESPN reporting that Davante Adams is out with an MCL sprain this week, thongs are not looking good fpr the Packers.

Unless the Pack can find a way to break through that defense, this game won’t even be close.

My Prediction: Cardinals 27- Pack 14.

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