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The NFL Conference Championship is here. In the AFC Championship, it is once again the Buffalo Bills at the Kansas City Chiefs, while we have an NFC East battle in that championship game, with the upstart Washington Commanders playing the Philadelphia Eagles for the third time this season. This is a bittersweet week as we can see a football-less six months ahead of us, but for now, let’s enjoy the ClutchPoints NFL Conference Championship picks, predictions, and odds column.
In Week 11, the Eagles beat the Commanders 26-18. In Week 16, it was Washington that prevailed, 36-33. Now we get the final matchup of this trilogy with a trip to the Super Bowl on the line, which kicks off Sunday at 3:00 pm ET on FOX.
After the NFC Championship wraps up, the second Super Bowl squad will be decided when the Bills try to break their 0-3 postseason mark against the Chiefs, who are going for the first Super Bowl three-peat in NFL history. This heavyweight fight with history on the line starts Sunday at 6:30 pm ET and you can watch on CBS.
As the 2024 NFL season winds down and four teams fight for a championship, we’re just struggling to hold on here in the NFL Conference Championship picks, predictions, and odds column. In last week’s Divisional Round, we went 3-1 picking winners but put up a pretty ugly 1-2-1 mark against the spread. That brings us to 177-105 straight up and 140-137-5 ATS on the season.
With that, let’s get right into the NFL Conference Championship picks, predictions, and odds.
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Courtesy of DraftKings, here are the NFL odds.
This is a game that would make Buddy Ryan and Joe Gibbs proud. Both these NFC East franchises have had their ups and downs in the decades since those two legendary coaches roamed the sidelines, but they now seem like two of the model franchises in their conference.
It’s not a shock that the Eagles are in the NFC Championship. They have been one of the best teams in the league over the last bear-decade, making seven playoff appearances in eight seasons, playing in two Super Bowls, and winning one. Yes, the Birds lost in the Wild Card Round last season, but after adding Saquon Barkley to their incredible stable to talent, the Eagles were among the favorites to be at this point.
Conversely, no one outside of The District thought that the Commanders would get to this point. The franchise suffered 20 years of misery with Dan Snyder as the owner, and although a new owner and a...
