WATCH Saints vs. Seahawks LIVE STREAM online, NFL Divisional Playoffs 2014: Listen to second round live feed and coverage from Seattle

The New Orleans Saints vs. the Seattle Seahawks battle it out on the turf at CenturyLink Field in Washington on Saturday, January 11 at 4:35 p.m. EST in the second round of the NFL divisional playoffs. Read on to see where fans can watch and listen to a live stream of the 2014 playoff game online and catch up-to-date feeds and coverage on highlight plays and scores.

Eight teams remain in the playoffs. Last week, the Saints defeated the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC Wild Card Playoffs.

New Orleans currently ranks no. 6 in Russell S. Baxter's NFL power rankings for Bleacher Report. The Saints ended the regular season with a 12-5 winning record:

"If you listened to the chatter this past week, you would have thought that the New Orleans Saints had never won a road game of any kind since entering the NFL in 1967. Now Sean Payton's Saints, off a 26-24 victory over the Eagles at Philadelphia in the Wild Card Round, look to make it two in a row as they head to Seattle to face the Seahawks for the second time in seven weeks. As for the first road playoff win ever for the franchise in six tries, the accomplishment was summed up by the Saints' head coach.

Payton to Larry Holder of the Times-Picayune:

I said at the beginning of the week when we made light of a few things, what really is going to matter was the result. ... We understand that, that stereotype that sometimes comes with a team that plays inside. We can't change that. We kind of like the environment we play in. We traveled pretty well tonight.

That they did. The Saints held the league's No. 1 rushing attack to 80 yards and answered with 185 yards rushing of their own. Keep in mind that this is a team that gave up the fourth-fewest yards in the league. The Saints are in the playoffs for the fourth time in five years and know how to win a championship, as they did in 2009-10."

Meanwhile, the Seahawks snag the no. 1 post-season spot, ending with a 13-3 winning record:

"The pieces are certainly in place... Now we'll see if the Seattle Seahawks can make good on expectations and bring a Super Bowl championship to the Pacific Northwest. Pete Carroll's club finished tied for the best record in the league and continued to impress even in defeat. For the second straight year, each of the team's losses was by seven points or less. Seattle scored 417 points, the most by the club since their Super Bowl campaign of 2005. Second-year quarterback Russell Wilson threw 26 touchdown passes for a second straight season. And hard-charging Marshawn Lynch paced the league's fourth-ranked ground attack. Last season, the Seahawks allowed the fewest points in the NFL for the first time in franchise history. Apparently, they were so enamored with their accomplishment that they managed this feat for the second straight year. In fact, Carroll's club gave up fewer points in 2013 (231) than last season (245). Last but not least, Seattle led the NFL in takeaways (39) and turnover differential (plus-20). Carroll's squad totaled a league-high 28 interceptions, eight of those by Pro Bowl cornerback Richard Sherman, tops in the NFL... It's hard to imagine this talented squad isn't going to be the hardest out of them all in the playoffs."

Saturday afternoon's game should prove a good one between two of the league's best teams.

The game will be broadcasted live on FOX, but fans can also listen in on the radio at WWL 870 AM, 107.7 The Bone, and 680 KNBR. Also tune into Dial Global Sports.

For the full NFL playoff schedule, go here. And more info on the playoffs...

For fans who want to try out a free live stream (which may mean downloading a torrent), click here. Or try this option... and Stream2U.

And check out the 2013-2014 NFL regular season standings.

For a one-time fee, check out NFL Game Rewind or NFL Audio Pass.

ESPN and Gamecast are both good sources for up-to-date game coverage and feeds.

For more team radio station affiliates: Saints and Seahawks.

And for official team websites: Saints and Seahawks. 

Enjoy the playoff game!