Only four teams remain in the hunt for the Lombardi Trophy and that means that the Conference Championships are upon us. Both games have a lot to live up to, after last weekends great Divisional round, but both have the potential to be special.
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Conference Championship Preview
The day gets started with the AFC Championship game between the Cincinnati Bengals and the Kansas City Chiefs. These two teams played back in week 17 when the Bengals came away with a 34-31 home win. Kansas City took a 21-7 advantage early in the second quarter, but Cincy fought back and got the win with an Evan McPherson chip shot as time expired. Give me Kansas City to be the AFC Super Bowl representative.
The NFC Championship ends the day with a NFC West rematch between the San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Rams. San Francisco owns the Rams and are looking for their third win against their NFC West rivals this season. These two teams met in week 10 and San Francisco got a 31-10 home win. San Francisco then needed a win in week 18 to even make the playoffs and came from 17-points down to win 27-24 in overtime. I like Los Angeles to get over the hump and to represent the NFC in the Super Bowl.
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