The NFL playoff schedule is finally here.

After a tumultuous Week 18 that went down to the final play of overtime in a Sunday Night Football matchup between the Las Vegas Raiders and Los Angeles Chargers, the 14-team NFL playoff bracket is now finally set.

In the second-year of the seven-team-per-conference playoff format, Green Bay and Tennessee have earned the top seed in their respective conferences, gifting them a bye to the divisional playoff round.

Pittsburgh and San Francisco were the final two teams to clinch playoff spots with victories on Sunday.

Here’s a final look at the postseason race in both conferences:

Here’s the full NFL playoff schedule, beginning with wild-card weekend:

Wild Card Weekend

• Sat, Jan 15 :  Las Vegas @ Cincinnati — 4:35 pm ET / 1:35 pm PT
• Sat, Jan 15:  New England @ Buffalo — 8:15 pm ET / 5:15 pm PT
• Sun, Jan 16:  Philadelphia @ Tampa Bay— 1:05 pm ET / 10:05 am PT
• Sun, Jan 16:  San Francisco @ Dallas— 4:30 pm ET / 1:30 pm PT
• Sun, Jan 16:  Pittsburgh @ Kansas City  — 8:15 pm ET / 5:150 pm PT
• Mon, Jan 16:  Arizona @ LA Rams— 8:15 pm ET / 5:15 pm PT

Divisional Playoffs

• Sat, Jan 22: TBD @ TBD— 4:35 pm ET / 1:35 pm PT
• Sat, Jan 22: TBD @ TBD— 8:15 pm ET / 5:15 pm PT
• Sun, Jan 23: TBD @ TBD  — 3:05 pm ET / 12:05 pm PT
• Sun, Jan 23: TBD @ TBD — 6:40 pm ET / 3:40 pm PT

Conference Championships

• Sun, Jan 30: AFC Championship — 3:05 pm ET / 12:05 pm PT
• Sun, Jan 30: NFC Championship — 6:40 pm ET / 3:40 pm PT

Super Bowl