The NFL 2014 postseason gets started on Saturday with a huge game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Indianapolis Colts. The Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis will be packed with tens of thousands of fans hoping to cheer their team on to the Divisional Playoffs, but the Chiefs will have other plans.
Today's game between the Chiefs and Colts is just the first of two big games in the Playoffs to take place on Saturday. This one gets underway at 4.35 p.m. EST and will be broadcast on the NBC network. Alternatively the game will be shown online through live stream – free for NBC subscribers – via the link provided below.
The Indianapolis Colts managed to get the win at Arrowhead Stadium earlier in the season, winning 23-7, so they will be the favorites to win here in Indianapolis. However, it would be wrong to write off the Chiefs, who have had a strong season and should not be underestimated.
The Colts have struggled in their passing game since Week 7 when Reggie Wayne was injured. Since then they have not looked as threatening on the pass, and Indianapolis are nowhere near as strong in the air.
In the immediate aftermath of Wayne's injury, T.Y. Hilton managed to record 100-yard receiving games in Weeks 8 and 9, however, since November he has had a tough time and has not found the End Zone. Darrius Heyward-Bey also has only one touchdown on the year.
The Chiefs will be a big challenge to the Colts' offense; Kansas City had 21 interceptions through the regular season, which was ranked 3<sup>rd in the league. They will be looking to pressure Andrew Luck and hope to add to that figure today.
The game between the Chiefs and the Colts can be watched online through free live stream by clicking here.
