NFL playoff announcers, channels, streaming information, times for all six games on NFL wild-card postseason schedule. Who is announcing each game?

The Panthers are the No. 4 seed in the NFC playoffs, while the Rams are the No. 5 seed, meaning that they would only play at home in the divisional round or the conference championship game if they were the higher seed.

Matthew Stafford received an update from the NFL as the Los Angeles Rams prepare to face the Carolina Panthers in the NFC Wild Card Playoffs.

According to NFL Insider Peter Schrager, Rams offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur and Pass Game Coordinator Nate Scheelhaase are considered names generating a buzz, and both should get requests for interviews when their window opens.

The Rams will benefit from having a favorable opening matchup against the Panthers, who have by far the longest odds of any team at +20000. No other team is longer than +5000, so it's clear the Panthers are viewed as the weakest team in the field.

Here's the NFL playoff scenarios for how they could face each of those teams in the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs: No. 6 49ers at No. 5 Rams (if Packers beat Bears, 49ers beat Eagles, Rams beat Panthers) No. 6 49ers at No. 4 Panthers (if Packers beat Bears, 49ers beat Eagles, Panthers beat Rams)

The Carolina Panthers seem to be totally overmatched in their home playoff game this weekend. In virtually every possible metric and at the vast majority of pos

When you combine all of that, it's not a surprise to see the Rams have the best offensive roster in the NFL. Per Ian Hartitz of My Fantasy Life, the Rams ranked No. 1 in "Supporting Cast Rating," which is the average team Pro Football Focus grades in every offensive stat except passing — rushing, receiving, pass blocking and run blocking.