With the Rams and 49ers both winning on Wild Card Weekend, that means the NFC West will now be sending three teams to the divisional round this year. San Francisco and Los Angeles will be joined by the Seattle Seahawks, who earned a bye to the divisional round as the No. 1 overall seed in the NFC.

It means Chicago, which hadn’t won a playoff game in 16 years, will host a divisional round matchup against the Rams. That’s because the lowest remaining NFC seed, the San Francisco 49ers (6), will travel to play division rivals Seattle (1) after beating the Eagles 23-19 on Monday morning.

The 2025 NFL playoff bracket will be finalized in Week 18. Here's a look at the division winners and wild cards as the playoff picture takes shape.

The "NFL GameDay Morning" crew discusses if the San Francisco 49ers offense or the Philadelphia Eagles defense has more of an edge in their NFC Wild Card playoff matchup.

The matchups are set for the NFC Divisional Round. The Chicago Bears will host an NFC West team with a favorite to win the NFL's MVP award.

The SportsLine Inside the Lines team and Projection Model have crunched the numbers and identified the best and worst matchups for every NFC team, from Seattle to Carolina