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It’s official: The Los Angeles Rams are one win away from the Super Bowl.
The Rams punched their ticket to the NFC Championship on Sunday night in an overtime thriller and one of the best games in a truly entertaining NFL postseason. Their 20-17 walk-off field goal win over the Bears, on the road, has the Rams preparing for an NFC West rematch against the top-seeded Seahawks.
The Seahawks advanced to the NFC Championship after an absolute beatdown of the third NFC West team that made the playoffs this season, the San Francisco 49ers. The Seahawks scored first on a pick-six, which pretty much set the tone for the rest of the 41-6 beatdown.
In the AFC, the Patriots beat the Texans to advance to the conference championship, and the Broncos beat the Bills, but lost Bo Nix to a postseason-ending ankle injury in the process. Jarrett Stidham will start when these two teams face each other in Denver next week for the AFC Championship.
Green Bay Packers (7) at Chicago Bears (2) | GB 27, CHI 31
Buffalo Bills (6) at Jacksonville Jaguars (3) | BUF 27, JAX 24
San Francisco 49ers (6) at Philadelphia Eagles (3) | SF 23, PHI 19
Los Angeles Chargers (7) at New England Patriots (2) | LAC 3, NE 16
Houston Texans (5) at Pittsburgh Steelers (4) | HOU 30, PIT 6
Buffalo Bills (6) at Denver Broncos (1) | BUF 30, DEN 33 (OT)
San Francisco 49ers (6) at Seattle Seahawks (1) | SF 6, SEA 41
Houston Texans (5) at New England Patriots (2) | HOU 16, NE 28
Los Angeles Rams (5) at Chicago Bears (2) | LAR 20, CHI 17 (OT)
New England Patriots (2) at Denver Broncos (1) | Sunday, Jan. 25, 3 p.m. ET (CBS, Paramount+)
TBD at Seattle Seahawks (1) | Sunday, Jan. 25, 6:30 p.m. ET (Fox, Fox One, Fox Deportes)
