By Sunday night, we’ll know the two teams left standing as the road to the Super Bowl nears its conclusion with the AFC and NFC Championships. The Seattle Seahawks, San Francisco 49ers, Denver Broncos and New England Patriots are your four teams left standing in the 2014 NFL playoffs, and two of these teams will earn a trip to New Jersey and a spot in Super Bowl XLVIII. It all gets underway on Sunday afternoon with the AFC Championship, followed by the NFC Championship as a nightcap.
NFL playoff schedule, bracket: AFC, NFC Championship set for Sunday
Championship Weekend gets underway in the NFL on Sunday with the AFC Championship. The NFC Championship caps the night as the final four teams remaining vie for a trip to the Super Bowl
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2014 AFC Championship
Updated playoff bracket
SB Nation’s beautiful playoff app has you covered with full recaps and an updated bracket after the Divisional round. It’s Peyton Manning. It’s Tom Brady. It’s the Broncos and Patriots. You know the storylines and matchups by now, most of which center around the quarterbacks and coaches. Let’s get ready to narrative.
Location: Sports Authority Field in Denver
Time: 3 p.m. ET
TV information: CBS
Odds: Denver is favored by 5.5 points
Preview: Right over here
2014 NFC Championship
If the AFC Championship is the appetizer, the NFC Championship is a dessert of getting your face kicked in. This one is all about physicality -- two teams similar to each other in almost every way, and looking to pound their opponent into submission. There’s also the whole Russell Wilson and Colin Kaepernick -- two of the bright young quarterbacks in the game -- thing going on.
Location: Centurylink Field in Seattle
Time: 6:30 p.m.
TV information: FOX
Odds: Seattle is favored by 3.5 points
Preview: Right over here
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