ESPN NFL Programming Update – Divisional Playoffs Weekend

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ESPN’s comprehensive coverage of the NFL Divisional Playoffs weekend will include two editions of Sunday NFL Countdown and NFL Matchup, and five reporters covering the four games. Highlights:

Schedule:

Date Time (ET) Show Networks
Fri, Jan 10 3 p.m. NFL Insiders Presented by Goodyear

Suzy Kolber, Dan Graziano, Chris Mortensen and Bill Polian

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  4 p.m. NFL Live

Trey Wingo, Tedy Bruschi and Mark Schlereth

ESPN
  7 p.m. NFL Kickoff

Wingo, Bruschi and Schlereth

ESPN2
Sat, Jan 11 6:30 a.m. NFL Matchup

Sal Paolantonio, Ron Jaworski and Merril Hoge

ESPN
  10 a.m. Sunday NFL Countdown presented by IBM (2 hours)

Chris Berman, Cris Carter, Mike Ditka, Tom Jackson, Keyshawn Johnson, Ray Lewis, Chris Mortensen and Adam Schefter

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  12 a.m. NFL PrimeTime

Wingo, Trent Dilfer and Hoge

ESPN
Sun, Jan 12 6:30 a.m. NFL Matchup

Paolantonio, Jaworski and Hoge

ESPN
  9 a.m. Colin’s New Football Show

Host Colin Cowherd and guests

ESPN2
  10 a.m. Sunday NFL Countdown presented by IBM (3 hours)

Berman, Carter, Ditka, Jackson, Jaworski, Johnson, Lewis, Mortensen and Schefter

ESPN
  7 p.m. SportsCenter (NFL segments)

Berman, Dilfer, Jackson and John Saunders

ESPN
  9 p.m. NFL PrimeTime

Berman, Dilfer, Jackson and Saunders

ESPN
  10 p.m. SportsCenter Special

Wingo, Jaworski and Tom Waddle

ESPN

Reporters and Features on Countdown (Saturday):

Ed Werder (Saints at Seahawks)

Bob Holtzman (Colts at Patriots)

NFL Matchup:

Reporters and Features on Countdown (Sunday):

Josina Anderson (49ers) and Wendi Nix (Panthers)

Sal Paolantonio (Chargers at Broncos)

NFL Matchup:

Extensive ESPN.com Coverage of NFL Divisional Playoffs; ESPN.com Launches “NFL Nation Confidential”

ESPN.com and ESPN Boston will dispatch multiple NFL columnists and team reporters to all four NFL playoff games this weekend:

ESPN.com’s NFL Nation staff of 32 team reporters conducted interviews with more than 320 players over a six-week period in November and December for its “NFL Nation Confidential” series, which launched Thursday. The anonymous survey asked NFL players to answer a wide range of questions. In the first installment, NFL Nation unveils “Who is the most feared player in the NFL?” More surveys will be released over the next three weeks leading up to the Super Bowl.

In this week’s ESPN.com “Hot Read,” Elizabeth Merrill wrote about the Seahawks’ brash and talented secondary.

Click here for news and updates on the 2013 NFL Playoffs.

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