Peach Bowl 2027: Date, Time, TV, Teams and Odds
The Peach Bowl 2027 is Friday, January 1, 2027, at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia. This season it is a College Football Playoff quarterfinal. The kickoff time and network have not been announced.
Peach Bowl 2027 date, time and TV channel
| Detail | Peach Bowl 2027 |
|---|---|
| Game | Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl |
| Date | Friday, January 1, 2027 |
| Kickoff | to be announced |
| TV | to be announced |
| Stadium | Mercedes-Benz Stadium |
| Location | Atlanta, Georgia |
| Round | College Football Playoff quarterfinal |
| Teams | To be announced |
The three January 1 quarterfinals are slotted for 12:00 PM, 4:00 PM and 8:00 PM ET. Which bowl gets which window had not been announced when we published.
Who plays in the Peach Bowl 2027?
The Peach Bowl hosts one of four College Football Playoff quarterfinals. One team is a top-four seed with a first-round bye. The other is the winner of a first-round game played on campus on December 18 or 19.
The winner advances to a semifinal at the Orange Bowl on January 14 or the Sugar Bowl on January 15.
Our bowl projections track which teams are in line for each game, and the full bowl game schedule lists every date and kickoff.
Peach Bowl 2027 odds and prediction
There are no odds yet because there is no matchup. Sportsbooks post a point spread, a moneyline and a total within hours of the teams being announced. We will add the line at each major book here, with the date and time of the snapshot.
Our prediction will follow the same method we use all season: our own projection compared with the market, and a lean only when our number beats the line. Our free plays are on the free picks page.
What to watch when betting a playoff game
- Rest: a top seed with a bye has not played in weeks, while its opponent just played.
- Injuries from the conference title game or the previous round.
- Neutral-site travel and which fan base is closer to Atlanta, Georgia.
- Early line moves, which often come within a day of the matchup being set.
Playoff games carry full motivation on both sides, so the market tends to be tighter than in other bowls. Our guide on how to bet on college football explains spreads, totals and moneylines.