After a weekend that saw four teams advance after winning their respective divisional playoff games, the Conference Championship games are now set with two tickets to the Super Bowl on the line.

The Packers and Buccaneers will face off at Lambeau Field in Green Bay to kick off Championship Sunday, and the nightcap will see the Bills visit Arrowhead Stadium to take on the Kansas City Chiefs.

Let’s break down both of the games and make a prediction as we set our eyes on the two teams which will face off to try to take home football’s biggest prize.

AFC Championship Game: Buffalo Bills vs. Kansas City Chiefs

The conference’s best two regular-season teams will match up as the Chiefs host the Bills. This will be a matchup between the reigning champions and a team that hasn’t been to a Super Bowl in nearly three decades.

The Chiefs are still unsure if star quarterback and reigning MVP Patrick Mahomes will play after suffering a concussion in their win over the Browns last Sunday, but it appears he will play.

Kansas City has not been tested like this so far this season, and the Bills have a “nothing to lose” attitude. Much of their success will hinge on how much of an impact Josh Allen’s arm can make and if they can slow down KC’s deadly offense.

While they might be able to do so partially, the Chiefs are once again the strongest overall team in the league and we expect them to survive a close battle on Sunday and advance to their second consecutive Super Bowl.

Prediction: Chiefs 24, Bills 20

NFC Championship Game: Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Green Bay Packers

Tom Brady left the New England Patriots in what was considered the riskiest move of his career, but after leading a once-mediocre franchise to the NFC Championship Game, he proved that he continues to be one of the league’s elite.

Aaron Rodgers’ Packers will have their hands full at Lambeau Field, and their secondary will get quite a workout against Brady and his top-notch pack of wide receivers.

The Packers, however, will not miss out on their chance to claim the title at their home field and we expect them to win a nail-biter.

Prediction: Packers 35, Buccaneers 34

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After a memorable weekend of Divisional Round games, the NFL playoffs have reached the Conference Championship stage, which will decide the teams that face off in Super Bowl LIV.

The Tennessee Titans, who have been the story of the playoffs after upsetting the New England Patriots and Baltimore Ravens in the first two rounds, will face off with the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC game. Meanwhile, the two top seeds in the NFC, the Green Bay Packers and the San Francisco 49ers, will match up in their conference’s game.

Let’s take a look at the matchups and make predictions for the winners.

AFC Championship Game: Tennessee Titans @ Kansas City Chiefs

The Chiefs will host the Tennessee Titans in the AFC Championship Game, pitting one of the NFL’s best quarterbacks, Patrick Mahomes, and one of its best running backs, Derrick Henry, against each other.

The Titans have put on a defensive clinic in the first two rounds of the playoffs, limiting New England to 13 points and the Ravens to only 12. Few would’ve ever predicted that they would even get this far, but will the Chiefs prove too much of a challenge for them?

Kansas City is clicking, with Patrick Mahomes and company finding their grove in recent weeks after an up-and-down regular season that started to turn around after a mid-season loss to these very Titans.

While Tennessee has had a great run, we think their magical ride will come to a close in a close loss this weekend, meaning that Andy Reid and the Chiefs will reach their first Super Bowl since 1969.

Prediction: Chiefs 24, Titans 20

NFC Championship Game: Green Bay Packers @ San Francisco 49ers

The NFC’s #1 and #2 seeds will battle for the right to play in Super Bowl LIV on Sunday. The 49ers have looked the part as the NFC’s top team throughout the entire season, and they blew out the Vikings in dominant fashion last weekend.

Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers will have something to say about this though, as one of the NFL’s best veteran quarterbacks and a team that has been here before will try to keep the NFC favorites from returning to the Super Bowl for the first time since the famous Blackout game at the Superdome.

We ultimately think that the 49ers’ suffocating pass defense will be too much for Rodgers and the Packers to figure out. We have San Francisco meeting up with the Chiefs in the big game.

Prediction: 49ers 28, Packers 13

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After a weekend that saw four teams advance after winning their respective divisional playoff games, the Conference Championship games are now set with two tickets to the Super Bowl on the line.

The Packers and Buccaneers will face off at Lambeau Field in Green Bay to kick off Championship Sunday, and the nightcap will see the Bills visit Arrowhead Stadium to take on the Kansas City Chiefs.

Let’s break down both of the games and make a prediction as we set our eyes on the two teams which will face off to try to take home football’s biggest prize.

AFC Championship Game: Buffalo Bills vs. Kansas City Chiefs

The conference’s best two regular-season teams will match up as the Chiefs host the Bills. This will be a matchup between the reigning champions and a team that hasn’t been to a Super Bowl in nearly three decades.

The Chiefs are still unsure if star quarterback and reigning MVP Patrick Mahomes will play after suffering a concussion in their win over the Browns last Sunday, but it appears he will play.

Kansas City has not been tested like this so far this season, and the Bills have a “nothing to lose” attitude. Much of their success will hinge on how much of an impact Josh Allen’s arm can make and if they can slow down KC’s deadly offense.

While they might be able to do so partially, the Chiefs are once again the strongest overall team in the league and we expect them to survive a close battle on Sunday and advance to their second consecutive Super Bowl.

Prediction: Chiefs 24, Bills 20

NFC Championship Game: Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Green Bay Packers

Tom Brady left the New England Patriots in what was considered the riskiest move of his career, but after leading a once-mediocre franchise to the NFC Championship Game, he proved that he continues to be one of the league’s elite.

Aaron Rodgers’ Packers will have their hands full at Lambeau Field, and their secondary will get quite a workout against Brady and his top-notch pack of wide receivers.

The Packers, however, will not miss out on their chance to claim the title at their home field and we expect them to win a nail-biter.

Prediction: Packers 35, Buccaneers 34

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After a memorable weekend of Divisional Round games, the NFL playoffs have reached the Conference Championship stage, which will decide the teams that face off in Super Bowl LIV.

The Tennessee Titans, who have been the story of the playoffs after upsetting the New England Patriots and Baltimore Ravens in the first two rounds, will face off with the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC game. Meanwhile, the two top seeds in the NFC, the Green Bay Packers and the San Francisco 49ers, will match up in their conference’s game.

Let’s take a look at the matchups and make predictions for the winners.

AFC Championship Game: Tennessee Titans @ Kansas City Chiefs

The Chiefs will host the Tennessee Titans in the AFC Championship Game, pitting one of the NFL’s best quarterbacks, Patrick Mahomes, and one of its best running backs, Derrick Henry, against each other.

The Titans have put on a defensive clinic in the first two rounds of the playoffs, limiting New England to 13 points and the Ravens to only 12. Few would’ve ever predicted that they would even get this far, but will the Chiefs prove too much of a challenge for them?

Kansas City is clicking, with Patrick Mahomes and company finding their grove in recent weeks after an up-and-down regular season that started to turn around after a mid-season loss to these very Titans.

While Tennessee has had a great run, we think their magical ride will come to a close in a close loss this weekend, meaning that Andy Reid and the Chiefs will reach their first Super Bowl since 1969.

Prediction: Chiefs 24, Titans 20

NFC Championship Game: Green Bay Packers @ San Francisco 49ers

The NFC’s #1 and #2 seeds will battle for the right to play in Super Bowl LIV on Sunday. The 49ers have looked the part as the NFC’s top team throughout the entire season, and they blew out the Vikings in dominant fashion last weekend.

Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers will have something to say about this though, as one of the NFL’s best veteran quarterbacks and a team that has been here before will try to keep the NFC favorites from returning to the Super Bowl for the first time since the famous Blackout game at the Superdome.

We ultimately think that the 49ers’ suffocating pass defense will be too much for Rodgers and the Packers to figure out. We have San Francisco meeting up with the Chiefs in the big game.

Prediction: 49ers 28, Packers 13

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