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with a pair of Divisional Round NFL playoff games. Here’s what you need to know to stay caught up on the action. Los Angeles Chargers (12-4) at New England Patriots (11-5)Game time: 1:05 PM ETWhere: Gillette StadiumTV Channel: CBSAnnouncers:Jim Nantz White Calvin Munson Jerseys , Tony Romo, Tracy Wolfson, Jay Feely, Gene SteratoreRadio: WESTWOOD ONE: Ian Eagle, Tony Boselli, Hub Arkush | SIRIUS: 88 (WW1), 82 (LAC), 83 (NE) | XM: 88 (WW1), 226 (LAC) Calvin Munson Jerseys 2019 , 225 (NE)Referee: Ron TorbertOdds: Patriots -4SB Nation Websites: Chargers: Bolts From The Blue | Patriots: Pats Pulpit The Los Angeles Chargers narrowly escaped the Baltimore Ravens last weekend, beating them 23-17. Veteran quarterback Philip Rivers returned to form in 2018, throwing for 4,308 yards and 32 touchdowns. Rivers is supported by his arsenal of young offensive weapons in Keenan Allen, Mike Williams, and Melvin Gordon. Their defense is led by Defensive Rookie of the Year candidate Derwin James, who led the team with 105 tackles.Bill Belichick and Tom Brady seek to add to their legacy, by making their seventh straight AFC Championship game. The Patriots boast one of the most explosive offenses in the NFL, but most of the emphasis will be on their defense. While they have struggled defensively at times in 2018 White Ray-Ray Armstrong Jerseys , they will need to have a strong performance in order to beat the Chargers.Philadelphia Eagles (9-7) at New Orleans Saints (13-3)Game time: 4:40 PM ET Where: Mercedes-Benz SuperdomeTV Channel: FOXAnnouncers:Kevin Burkhardt, Charles Davis, Pam Oliver, Peter SchragerRadio: WESTWOOD ONE: Kevin Harlan, James Lofton, Ross Tucker | SIRIUS: 88 (WW1), 82 (Phi), 83 (NO) | XM: 88 (WW1), 226 (Phi) Ray-Ray Armstrong Jerseys 2019 , 225 (NO)Referee: Carl CheffersOdds: Saints -8SB Nation Websites: Eagles: Bleeding Green Nation | Saints: Canal Street ChroniclesAfter being blessed with one of the biggest kicking gaffs in playoff history, the Eagles seek to build on their 16-15 win over the Bears. Philadelphia is led by their formidable defensive line, headed by Pro Bowler Fletcher Cox. Nick Foles is eyeing another Super Bowl run in place of star quarterback Carson Wentz. Future Hall of Fame quarterback Drew Brees finished this season as the most efficient quarterback in 2018. He looks to flex his offensive fire power against a team that barely qualified for the playoffs. The New York Giants stunned by hiring New England Patriots offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach Joe Judge almost immediately after news broke that they were spurned by Matt Rhule. But who is Joe Judge? He was a surprise inclusion in the Giants' pool of coaching candidates and largely dismissed and overlooked by fans and the New York Media alike. Here's three things to know about the Giants' new head coach. 1) He is a career special teams coachJudge got his start in coaching as a graduate assistant Mississippi State (where he played college ball) before being hired as an assistant special teams coach by Nick Saban at Alabama. His work ethic and football acumen reportedly impressed and Judge was hired by Bill Belichick (a close friend of Saban's) in 2012. Judge was promoted to special teams coordinator in 2015 and was given additional duties as the wide receivers' coach in 2019. Belichick has praised Judge, saying "Joe has done a great job of organizing that [special teams] as well as taking on some other things with the offense, in particular receivers, so he’s done a great job. He’s an excellent coach."There were rumored that Belichick was considering Judge as a successor to Josh McDaniels at offensive coordinator should he be hired this cycle. 2) The Giants had to move fast to get himWhile Judge only had one interview at the NFL level, he also interviewed to be the next head coach of Mississippi State, where he went to college. Judge was widely considered the favorite to get Mississippi State job, and reportedly had an offer on the table when the Giants hired him. 3) Judge knows what winning looks likeJudge has coached for the most successful programs at their levels over the last decade. He won two National Championships at Alabama White B.J. Goodson Jerseys , and has a trio of Super Bowl rings with the Patriots. Judge hasn’t just been on winning teams, his units have played roles in the wins. Over his five years as the Patriots’ special teams coordinator, Judge’s units have averaged 8th in Football Outsiders’ special teams DVOA rankings. Despite being just 38 years old, Judge has been involved in more wins, big games and championships than many candidates 15 years his senior.