Viewer audiences for the first weekend of the NFL playoffs were down 9.3% from last year, a bigger decline than what the league experienced during the regular season.

Wild Card Weekend is in the books, with six NFL teams advancing to the divisional round of the playoffs and another six going home for the 2025 offseason. CBS Sports' Chris Trapasso has already taken a big-picture look at which of this year's wild-card losers are in decent shape for the long haul.

The NFL wild-card round over the past week saw a decline in TV viewership compared to last year, including the weekend's most competitive contest, according to figures released Wednesday.

NFL draft order is rounding into shape with the wild card playoffs over. Here's our latest predictions led by Miami QB Cam Ward at No. 1.

With the wild-card round officially in the books, here’s the latest draft order heading into the divisional round matchups.

Los Angeles is loaded with young skill players and pass rushers, and still has enough veteran leadership left over from the 2021 Super Bowl–winning squad. Throw in a proven quarterback in Stafford and a creative play-caller in Sean McVay, and the Rams have the ingredients to get to another Super Bowl.

The tank might be parked, but that doesn't mean more picks won't be locked in. Here's how the draft order looks after wild card weekend results.