In the NFL, the playoffs begin with the Wild Card round, where the four teams with the best record from each conference that did not win their division compete. The team with the best record earns a first-round bye, while the other three teams play in the Wild Card round.
The Divisional round then follows, where the Wild Card teams play the teams that had a first-round bye, and the Conference Championship games are played the following week. The winners of the Conference Championship games advance to the Super Bowl, which is the final game of the NFL season.
The specific dates and times of the playoff games will depend on the teams that qualify, and will be determined by the NFL after the regular season is over. Typically, the playoffs begin in early January and conclude with the Super Bowl in early February.
It's important to note that the NFL schedule is subject to change due to COVID-19 pandemic and the league may adjust the schedule accordingly.