Super Bowl LIX is on the horizon. Just four teams remain standing in the NFL playoffs and will duke it out over the course of Championship Sunday to try and punch their ticket to the big game. This year,

The Eagles and Commanders meet in the NFC Championship Game after splitting the regular-season series, with the Commanders claiming a 36-33 home victory in their most recent meeting in Week 16. The Eagles needed a fourth-quarter comeback to beat the Commanders 26-18 in Week 11, so both games were close.

For the NFC, the Washington Commanders will play at the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, Jan. 26 at 3 p.m. on FOX. The Kansas City Chiefs will host the Buffalo Bills in the AFC Championship game next weekend on Sunday, Jan. 26 at 6:30 p.m. on CBS.

For 10 of the 14 teams to make it to the 2025 NFL Playoffs, the dream of playing in Super Bowl 59 is already dead. Whether by blowout or heartbreaker, contenders like the Baltimore Ravens, Detroit Lions and Los Angeles Rams have all seen their hopes of a homecoming parade dashed.

Here's everything you need to know about the upcoming Super Bowl 59. Super Bowl 59 will be played Feb. 9, 2025, between two yet-to-be-decided teams: the playoff winners from the American Football Conference (AFC) and the National Football Conference (NFC).

The Commanders are up against NFC East foe and the No. 2 seed Philadelphia Eagles, who are looking for their second Super Bowl trip in three seasons. The AFC sees a potentially historic run unfolding as the two-time defending champion Kansas City Chiefs are still in contention for a three-peat as Super Bowl winners,

Atlantans are gearing up for Super Bowl Sunday on Feb. 9, and whether you're eagerly awaiting game day, Kendrick Lamar's halftime show performance or the party food, we've got you covered. Find mouthwatering carryout platters from some of Atlanta's tastiest comfort food joints,