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How Many Wild Card Teams Are in the NFL? (Complete Playoff Breakdown)

Posted on January 8, 2026January 8, 2026 by Santiago Leon

The National Football League (NFL) playoff system features six Wild Card teams every season, playing a crucial role in determining the Super Bowl champion. Understanding how Wild Card teams work is essential for fans tracking playoff races, postseason scenarios, and Wild Card Weekend matchups.

How Many Wild Card Teams Make the NFL Playoffs?

There are 6 Wild Card teams total in the NFL playoffs:

  • 3 Wild Card teams from the AFC
  • 3 Wild Card teams from the NFC

These teams qualify for the postseason without winning their division.

Total NFL Playoff Teams Explained

The NFL playoff field consists of 14 total teams, split evenly between the two conferences:

  • 7 teams from the AFC
  • 7 teams from the NFC

Each conference sends:

  • 4 division winners
  • 3 Wild Card teams

This format was introduced in the 2020 NFL season, expanding the playoffs from 12 to 14 teams and adding an extra Wild Card spot in each conference.

What Is a Wild Card Team in the NFL?

A Wild Card team is a non-division winner with one of the best regular-season records in its conference. These teams often come from highly competitive divisions and may have stronger records than some division champions.

NFL Wild Card Seeding and Matchups

  • Wild Card teams are seeded No. 5, No. 6, and No. 7 in each conference
  • The No. 7 seed was added with the expanded playoff format
  • During Wild Card Weekend, the matchups are:
    • No. 7 seed vs. No. 2 seed
    • No. 6 seed vs. No. 3 seed
    • No. 5 seed vs. No. 4 seed

Only the No. 1 seed in each conference receives a first-round bye.

Why Wild Card Teams Matter

Wild Card teams frequently make deep playoff runs and have even won the Super Bowl, proving that division titles are not the only path to a championship. The expanded format has increased late-season drama and kept more teams in playoff contention deeper into the year.

Quick Summary

  • Total Wild Card teams: 6
  • Per conference: 3
  • Total playoff teams: 14
  • Top seed bye: Only the No. 1 seed

The NFL Wild Card system ensures competitive balance, high-stakes late-season games, and one of the most exciting opening rounds in all of sports.

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