2016 NFL playoffs and Super Bowl coverage

ByESPN.COM
February 3, 2016, 9:40 AM

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Super Bowl 50 is set, and it should be a good one. MVP front-runner Cam Newton and the Panthers will face Peyton Manning's Broncos on Feb. 7.

Denver, thanks to a stout performance on defense, punched its ticket to Santa Clara, Calif., by edging New England in a thrilling AFC title game. Carolina had a much easier time, trouncing Arizona in the NFC championship.

Whether you want the latest on the Super Bowl or to look back on previous rounds, ESPN has you covered.

  • Super Bowl 50 in Spanish on ESPN Deportes. English Coverage on CBS.
  • Kickoff at 6:30 p.m. ET
  • Also available on ESPN Deportes Radio & WatchESPN (in Spanish)

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Super Bowl 50

Carolina Panthers vs. Denver Broncos
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Sunday, Feb. 7 | CBS | 6:30 p.m. ET | Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara, Calif.

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NFC Championship Game

Carolina Panthers 49, Arizona Cardinals 15
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AFC Championship Game

Denver Broncos 20, New England Patriots 18
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AFC divisional round

New England Patriots 27, Kansas City Chiefs 20
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Denver Broncos 23, Pittsburgh Steelers 16
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NFC divisional round

Arizona Cardinals 26, Green Bay Packers 20
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Carolina Panthers 31, Seattle Seahawks 24
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AFC wild card

Kansas City Chiefs 30, Houston Texans 0

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Pittsburgh Steelers 18, Cincinnati Bengals 16

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NFC wild card

Seattle Seahawks 10, Minnesota Vikings 9

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Green Bay Packers 35, Washington Redskins 18

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