2016 Conference Championship recap

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🗓️ 23 January 2017

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

A room filled with some heroes – Dan Hanzus, Marc Sessler, & Chris Wesseling – recap all the action from the 2016 Conference Championship games which included a dominant performance from the Falcons high-powered offense, and yet another AFC title for Brady & Belichick. Plus, NFL Network’s Gregg Rosenthal joins us from Gillette Stadium to help recap the Patriots win, and give a quick look ahead to what he expects in Super Bowl LI.

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0:00.0	This is an I-Heart podcast.
0:04.4	The Around the NFL podcast is really into coffee and Danishes.
0:12.4	Welcome back to another edition of the Around the NFL podcast.
0:15.8	My name is Dan Hansus, and I am joined by a room filled with some heroes.
0:20.7	Mark Sessler and Chris Wessling.
0:22.9	What's up, boys?
0:23.8	Hey, Dan.
0:24.9	Championship Sunday in the books, boys.
0:29.0	And it, uh, my goodness, it followed a theme that has taken us through, uh, the playoffs.
0:38.3	Uh, here's a quick nugget from NFL media research.
0:40.9	The last time before today that both conference championship games were decided by at least
0:45.8	19 points was the 1978 season, which was a very long time ago, boys.
0:51.8	You want another fact.
0:53.2	This one, the old Zeus, or took out the old calculator.
0:56.5	All 10 of the games that have been played in the postseason this year.
0:59.6	Average margin of victory in the playoffs, 15.7 points.
1:04.0	Take out the Green Bay Dallas and Pittsburgh, Kansas City games.
1:06.5	The only games that had fourth quarters that were, there was some juice.
1:10.4	There's that number again
1:11.3	19 points i'm i'm to begin with i'm stunned that you did that amount of mathematical work
1:17.3	i'm not saying it's right calculator oh it's okay but it was basic i added 10 things and then it
1:21.7	divided by 10 that's how you do it i think i think you might have nailed it where i might
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