The Green Bay Packers can secure a rematch with the Detroit Lions at Ford Field next week if Matt LaFleur's team can go into Philadelphia and upset the NFC East champion Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday in the NFC Wild Card Round.

The Philadelphia Eagles have Super Bowl aspirations heading into this postseason, and have the talent on their roster to make a second Super Bowl appearance in three years. While the Eagles (14-3) are one of the teams expected to challenge for the NFC,

Philadelphia and Green Bay started 2-2. Following the bye, the Eagles won 12 of their final 13 games, while the Packers won nine of their final 13 games. Green Bay overcame quarterback injuries and drastically improved on defense. Philadelphia rode the dynamic wave of Saquon Barkley and emerged as one of the best defenses in football.