The NFL playoffs are wide open, and this year’s bracket is all about matchups, not reputations. With heavy favorites missing and several contenders dealing with key injuries, every round presents a different challenge. From Wild Card weekend to Super Bowl LX, BetNow breaks down the paths, the risks, and the teams best built for January football — ending with a bold Super Bowl prediction you won’t want to miss.

The 2026 NFL offseason is already rewriting the league’s power structure. From quarterback uncertainty to coaching resets and cap-driven decisions, a handful of teams control how the next season will take shape. These aren’t small tweaks — they’re franchise-defining moves that will ripple through the draft, free agency, and Week 1 expectations.

Week 18 of the 2025 NFL season is here, and the playoff picture is crystalizing. From Seattle’s front-office brilliance to Trevor Lawrence’s breakout surge in Jacksonville, 12 teams are poised to make waves in January. Who’s peaking at the right time? Which squads have hidden weaknesses that could derail their Super Bowl hopes? Our top 12 power rankings break it all down — from elite quarterbacks to lockdown defenses — giving fans and bettors the edge before kickoff.

Week 17 brings playoff pressure at its peak, with division races, must-win games, and postseason spots on the line from start to finish.

The 2026 NFL coaching carousel is heating up. With Brian Callahan and Brian Daboll already out, top candidates will weigh the appeal of teams like the Bengals, Cardinals, and Browns. Some spots promise elite quarterbacks and young talent, while others demand patience and rebuilds. Will the next head coach strike gold—or inherit a minefield?

From rookie QBs making debuts to breakout fantasy sleepers and must-watch betting matchups, Week 5 promises high stakes and big plays. Check out who to start, who might surprise, and which games could light up the scoreboard

The Baltimore Ravens are facing an unprecedented crisis at 1-3, having allowed the most points in the John Harbaugh era. The collapse stems from a double blow: a severe defensive injury epidemic that has exposed the roster's lack of depth, and a self-destructive offense where Lamar Jackson's league-worst sack rate (12.6%) and inconsistent running game are constantly killing drives. The top-heavy team is struggling to stay afloat without its healthy stars."

NFL Week 4 Teaser The NFL heads to Dublin for Steelers vs. Vikings, where the focus is on the Vikings' QB choice (Wentz over Rodgers). Meanwhile, the only battle of 3-0 teams sees the Eagles face the Buccaneers, where Jalen Hurts must overcome his 1-4 career record against Tampa Bay. Finally, the dominant Browns defense clashes with the explosive Lions offense in Detroit.