Your 2013-2014 NFL Playoff Schedule

The NFL Playoffs are here. Before long, we'll all be planning our Super Bowl snacks for the big (and cold) championship match-up February 2 in New York.

1130 the Tiger has your complete NFL Playoff Schedule, and you can hear all the hard-hitting action on 1130 the Tiger.

NFC Wild-Card Game: New Orleans Saints at Philadelphia Eagles (Saturday January 4th, 7:15pm)  New Orleans advances 26-24.

The New Orleans Saints answered all the critics who said they can't win on the road by finishing off the surprising NFC East Champion Philadelphia Eagles.  It was the Saints first road playoff victory... and it was even in cold weather.

AFC Wild Card Game: Kansas City Chiefs at Indianapolis Colts (Saturday, January 4th; 3:35 p.m.)  Indianapolis advances 45-44.

Andrew Luck and AFC South Champion Colts pulled off one of the NFL's greatest comebacks in playoff history, erasing a 28 point second half deficit.

AFC Wild Card Game: San Diego Chargers at Cincinnati Bengals (Sunday, January 5th)  San Diego advances 27-10.

The San Diego Chargers, in wintery conditions, pulled off the upset of Cincinnati.  The Bengals have made the post-season three years in a row now... but have yet to win a playoff game in that time.

NFC Wild Card Game: San Francisco 49ers at Green Bay Packers (Sunday, January 5th)  The 49ers advance 23-20.

San Francisco has kept their goal of returning to the Superbowl alive by going into Lambeau and beating Aaron Rodgers and the NFC North Champion Packers.

NFC Divisonal Round: New Orleans Saints at Seattle Seahawks (Saturday, January 11th; 3:35 p.m.)  Seahawks advance 23-15

NFC Divisional Round: San Francisco at Carolina Panthers (Sunday, January 12th; 12:05 p.m.) 49ers advance 23-10

AFC Divisional Round: San Diego Chargers at Denver Broncos (Sunday, January 12; 3:40 p.m.)  Broncos advance 24-17

AFC Divisional Round: Indianapolis Colts at New England Patriots (Saturday, January 11th 7:15 p.m.)  Patriots advance 43-22

AFC Championship Game: New England Patriots at Denver Broncos (Sunday, January 19th 2 p.m.)

NFC Championship Game: San Francisco 49ers at Seattle Seahawks (Sunday, January 19th 5:30 p.m.)

Super Bowl: New Meadowlands Stadium in Rutherford, New Jersey (Sunday, Feburary 2nd 5:30 p.m.)