The NFL’s Wild Card Weekend is winding down, but we’ve still got two more big games to play. The Sunday night game features the Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers visiting Drake Maye and the New England Patriots.

Maye will be standing across the field from a quarterback whom he drew comparisons with when he was draft-eligible. Justin Herbert and the Chargers waded choppy waters this season, thanks in part to a number of key injuries,

Drake Maye leads the Patriots against Justin Herbert and the Chargers at Gillette Stadium, with kickoff set for 8:20 p.m. ET on NBC.

The divisional round of the NFL playoffs will be played on Saturday, January 17 and Sunday, January 18. Yes, the NFL reseeds in the playoffs. That means the Broncos and Seahawks will face the lowest-seeded teams left in their respective conferences following the opening round.

The NFL is whittling its playoff bracket from 14 teams to eight during wild-card weekend. Here's how the divisional round is shaping up.

Los Angeles went 9-8 against the spread in the regular season and finished 10-7 to the Under. New England was 12-5 ATS and 11-6 to the Over. The Chargers have recorded four Unders in their last five games. The Patriots have covered four of their last five and have produced five straight Overs.

No. 5-seeded Los Angeles outlasted the No. 4 Carolina Panthers 34-31 in the opening wild card game Saturday, putting it in the divisional round. Los Angeles, which entered the playoffs 12-5, started off hot with a 14-0 lead and looked to have the momentum of a possible rout over the 8-9 Panthers.

Jason Logan's Bet Now, Bet Later NFL picks for the Divisional Round don't expect a barnburner between the 49ers and Seahawks.

The "NFL GameDay Morning" crew breaks down whether they trust Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert or New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye more ahead of Sunday's Wild Card showdown.