With the NFL’s title game set to air on Fox in February, CBS will instead give The Late Show a showcase following the AFC Championship on Jan. 26. Outside of the Super Bowl, the two conference championships on CBS and Fox typically draw the largest audiences for the NFL (or any other network programming) in a given season.

Stephen Colbert is working another Sunday. The Late Show will air on Sunday January 26 after the AFC Championship Game for the first time. However, the move has less to do with whether the late-night host thinks the Kansas City Chiefs can make it to the Super Bowl and do a three-peat or whether the

"The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" is starting off the new year with a major mixup. For the first time ever, the CBS late night show will air a new episode after the AFC Championship game. At the moment,

NFL playoffs are here.  In the AFC, there’s one team familiar with winning the Super Bowl, as the Kansas City Chiefs are in the midst of a dynasty with

The Kansas City Chiefs are chasing an unprecedented third consecutive Super Bowl win, but these five playoff teams could stand in their way.

With 14 teams in the NFL playoffs, the Lions and Chiefs are favorites, followed closely by the Ravens, Bills, and Eagles. Exciting betting opportunities ahead.