Wild-card round (Jan. 14-16)

Saturday, Jan. 14

• NFC: No. 7 Seattle Seahawks at No. 2 San Francisco 49ers, 1:30 p.m. PST, Fox
• AFC: No. 5 Los Angeles Chargers at No. 4 Jacksonville Jaguars, 5:15 p.m. PST, NBC

Sunday, Jan. 15

• AFC: No. 7 Miami Dolphins at No. 2 Buffalo Bills, 10 a.m. PST, CBS
• NFC: No. 6 New York Giants at No. 3 Minnesota Vikings, 1:30 p.m. PST, Fox
• AFC: No. 6 Baltimore Ravens at No. 3 Cincinnati Bengals, 5:15 p.m. PST, NBC

Monday, Jan. 16

• NFC: No. 5 Dallas Cowboys at No. 4 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 5:15 p.m. PST, ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN+

Divisional round (Jan. 21-22)

Saturday, Jan. 21

• AFC divisional round, TBD
• NFC divisional round, TBD

Sunday, Jan. 22

• AFC divisional round, TBD
• NFC divisional round, TBD

Conference championship (Jan. 29)

Sunday, Jan. 29

• AFC championship game, TBD, CBS
• NFC championship game, TBD, Fox

Super Bowl LVII (Feb. 12)

• AFC champion vs. NFC champion at State Farm Stadium, Glendale, Ariz., TBD, Fox

AFC seeds

No. 1 seed: Kansas City Chiefs (14-3) — first-round bye, home-field advantage through the AFC playoffs.

• Divisional round: TBD

No. 2 seed: Buffalo Bills (13-3) — will host the No. 7 seed Miami Dolphins, 11 a.m. Sunday

No. 3 seed: Cincinnati Bengals (12-4) — will host the No. 6 seed Baltimore Ravens, 6:15 p.m. Sunday

No. 4 seed: Jacksonville Jaguars (9-8) — will host No. 5 seed Los Angeles Chargers, 6:15 p.m. Saturday

No. 5 seed: Los Angeles Chargers (10-7) — will play at No. 4 Jacksonville Jaguars, 6:15 p.m. Saturday

No. 6 seed: Baltimore Ravens (10-7) — will play at No. 3 Cincinnati Bengals, 6:15 p.m. Sunday

No. 7 seed: Miami Dolphins (9-8) — will play at No. 2 Buffalo Bills, 11 a.m. Sunday

NFC seeds

No. 1 seed: Philadelphia Eagles (14-3) — first-round bye, home-field advantage through the NFC playoffs.

• Divisional round: TBD

No. 2 seed: San Francisco 49ers (13-4) — will host the No. 7 seed Seattle Seahawks, 2:30 p.m. Saturday

No. 3 seed: Minnesota Vikings (13-4) — will host the No. 6 seed New York Giants, 2:30 p.m. Sunday

No. 4 seed: Tampa Bay Buccaneers (8-9) — will host No. 5 seed Dallas Cowboys, 6:15 p.m. Monday

No. 5 seed: Dallas Cowboys (12-5) — will play at No. 4 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 6:15 p.m. Monday

No. 6 seed: New York Giants (9-7-1) — will play at No. 3 Minnesota Vikings, 2:30 p.m. Sunday

No. 7 seed: Seattle Seahawks (9-8) — will play at No. 2 San Francisco 49ers, 2:30 p.m. Saturday

Russell Wilson and his wife, Ciara, on Tuesday listed their 11,104-square-foot home for sale. The six-bedroom, seven-bathroom mansion is located in Bellevue, Wash., which is just east of Seattle.

“The buyer of Russell and Ciara’s home will experience the ultimate in luxury living, allowing them to work hard and play hard without ever leaving the property,” Windermere Real Estate agent Carmen Gayton said in a statement. “Every part of this home from the kitchen to the treehouse allows you to live your best life right on the water’s edge with unforgettable views.”

The waterfront property is on the west end of Bellevue and borders Lake Washington. Among the highlights of the home include a dance/yoga studio, a “Hollywood-worthy glam room,” a cinema and a three-story elevator.

Outside, there are three patios, a boat dock, double jet ski lift and a two-story treehouse that’s encased in foliage.

“The 2 parcels combine to 270′ of Lake Washington shoreline, with 2 beaches, a tram to the lake’s edge and a dock with space for 4 boats, including a 60′ yacht,” the Windermere.com listing reads. “The magnificent bluff-top home boasts unusual privacy, exceptional materials, and more than 180 degrees of perfectly-framed lake and city views. … Here you’ll find truly elevated living right at the water’s edge.”

The 2022 NCAA Tournament is here, which means it’s bracket season. And we’re here to help. Download the bracket here:

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Add Kanye West to the list of names linked to purchasing the Broncos. But what could one man do with all that power? Well, it won’t be just one man. Antonio Brown — president of West’s sports fashion line within his company Donda and free agent receiver who notoriously walked away from the Buccaneers last season — said they are teaming up in an “extremely serious” bid to buy the team, according to TMZ.

“Tell (NFL Commissioner) Roger (Goodell) to call me,” Brown told TMZ. “We’re working on it. … We’re extremely serious about it. We’re working toward getting it done.”

West claimed in a January interview with Hollywood Unlocked that he’s worth $10 billion, which would be sufficient to reach the projected $4 billion floor price to purchase the Broncos. Forbes, however, places the prolific music producer and rapper at $1.8 billion. Brown, 33, has made $80 million from his contracts during his NFL playing career.

Kanye West said that he’s worth $10 Billion on Hollywood Unlocked. pic.twitter.com/rU8LOUwXHM

— Networking The Streets (@ntsmonopoly) January 29, 2022

West and Brown aren’t the only ones who have publicly said they were interested in buying the franchise. Media mogul Byron Allen said in February that he would bid for the Broncos. Another man, Sean O’Brien, wants fans to pitch in $50 apiece in order to buy the team. The latter would go against an established NFL rule that mandate no more than 24 people can be part of an ownership group, but that isn’t stopping O’Brien from trying.

The T-shirt! His groin! It works on so many levels! pic.twitter.com/L5vroxY2sm

— Dan Lucero (@danluceroshow) September 19, 2018

But that’s what happened to Chip, the anthropomorphic University of Colorado buffalo, on Saturday during the Buffs’ game against New Hampshire at Folsom Field in Boulder.

Chip was carted off the field after the incident.

pic.twitter.com/h8w8RFnLNN

— jac nickuemard (@jacnickuemard) September 19, 2018

My view of @Chipthebuffalo being carted off the field. I heard a loud bang and saw Chip down. Seems like a malfunction with the t-shirt cannon pic.twitter.com/GIq2P1VTXG

— SilverBuff (@silver_buff) September 16, 2018

The story does have a happy ending. Chip was not seriously hurt and later returned to the game.

I’m good guys! Thanks for all the love pic.twitter.com/VK9vKm8xvM

— Chip the Buffalo (@Chipthebuffalo) September 15, 2018