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Your listening to Fox Sports Radio. Getting ready for the NFC and the AFC championship games. I'm not going to lie. Final hour of the week here. We've already done 14 hours. We're going to be joined by the way by Dr. David Chow up next. Talk about the latest for Patrick Mahomes and other health related concerns in this game. And then at the end of the hour we're going to give you our NFL gambling picks. I've got four picks for you. Usually it's the outkicks six packs.

We're down to only two games. So I'm betting four different things. Although I just told you that I like Stefan Diggs to be able to get a touchdown as my favorite prop play.

I'm starting to get a little depressed. Always feel this way as a sports fan when we get to the end of football season. And it's particularly the case when I'm less depressed when the Super Bowl gets here.

As I am like when you suddenly realize, oh, wait, this is the latter. I hate to tell you that guys this is the last time we're going to have two football games on a weekend until August.

And it always is tough because college football in the NFL have comparatively really short schedules. You know, these other sports majorly baseball. It's like it never ends the NBA hockey. Like if you're a fan of those sports, they almost always go.

I always think like hockey they finish and immediately go into training camp. I feel like that almost for the NBA to there's hardly any off season as all.

Whereas when we finish this game, we're going to have to go all the way till August until we get multiple games going again.

So that is the downside. The positive is I think we got two great games coming up this weekend on Sunday. It would not shock me. I expect for us to get the Packers against the Chiefs, right?

That's my expectation right now for what the Super Bowl will look like down in Tampa. That's a fantastic game.

But a lot of times when you go into the AFC and the NFC championship games, there's somebody who's kind of snuck in there and they're more than a touchdown underdog or it would be a big upset if they won.

And I don't feel like that's the case at all this year and went to which I mean it wouldn't stun me at all if we got the bucks versus the bills.

We effectively have two wide open contests to see who's going to be advancing the Super Bowl.

And we talked about this a little bit earlier this week, but the more as we get closer and closer, it becomes apparent that the guy with the most at stake by far in terms of his overall legacy is Aaron Rogers.

Because if Aaron Rogers loses this game, he will go to Owen for in his last four conference championship games.

And a lot of people out there, I think will legitimately say, wow, Aaron Rogers really, really good, but never really able to take the next step as often as you would have anticipated in the post season.

Because it's been a decade since he won his Super Bowl.

And he hasn't ever gotten to play W can confirm this, but I think I'm correct looking at the research.

I don't think he's ever done a game for the conference championship in Lambo field.

So we talk all the time about the massive home field advantage that exists in Green Bay because of the weather, because usually there's a lot of fans there, but he's never really been in a perspective.

And it's kind of wild to even think about this that he's only been to one Super Bowl.

And so the opportunity to play in another Super Bowl is a big deal. The fact that he's only been to one is wild.

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