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Before the Wild Card Round began, the players made sure to show off their best.


The calendar has turned to January and the NFL has entered playoff mode.

Wild Card Weekend kicks off the postseason, and with the pressure of winning or being eliminated, the players rose to the occasion in outfits worthy of the event.

Before playoff action began, the style garnered attention across the league. From stylish winter outfits to head-to-toe team gear and original cold weather ensembles, players showed confidence and personality as they arrived at NFL stadiums.

Here are the league's most stylish arrivals during wild card weekend.

Fashion del Sunday Night

In a key playoff game in Foxborough, Massachusetts, New England Patriots cornerback Christian Gonzalezpaid tribute to Boston's sports history by arriving to face the Los Angeles Chargers. He was wearing the jersey of Bruins legend Zdeno Chára, who played 14 seasons in Boston and won a Stanley Cup with the franchise in 2011.


Sunday afternoon outfits

Facing the San Francisco 49ers in the wild card round, Philadelphia Eagles star quarterback, Jalen Hurtsopted for an all-black outfit. He was wearing a puffer vest over a long-sleeved T-shirt and carrying a travel bag and toiletry bag of a similar dark color in his hands.


Looks del domingo

Before the game between the Buffalo Bills and the Jacksonville Jaguars, Jaguars center, Robert Hainseyarrived wearing a black T-shirt with a print that read “Small Market, Big Players,” with a montage of Trevor Lawrence and members of the offensive line. The phrase “small market” was a reference to Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton, who referred to the Jaguars as a “smaller market” team before their Week 16 game.

Hainsey paired the jersey with a backpack and a Jaguars baseball cap that read “Look Out! Entering Duuuval,” a motto that references Duval County, where the team plays. She completed her outfit with a watch, along with a thumbs up and a smile.


Saturday style

The Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers wore cowboy-inspired outfits before Saturday night's game; Jaylon Johnson stood out with a completely red outfit and Edgerrin Cooper He opted for a simpler outfit.

The Los Angeles Rams and the Carolina Panthers opened the postseason with striking looks from Bryce Young y Puka Nacua that set the tone.



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