Welcome in to the PFF NFL grade release show, Max Chadwick, alongside Dalton Wasserman here.

No Trevor Snecumann today. He's actually in Mobile, Alabama, covering the Senior Bowl.

Dalton, we will also be hopefully covering the Senior Bowl.

This week we'll see how the weather holds up for us right now because it's pretty bad in Cincinnati.

But before we risk our lives to travel to Mobile, Alabama, we want to break down these two conference championship games right now and release the PFF grades for both of them with the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks advancing to Super Bowl 60, kind of a rematch Dalton of Super Bowl 49, 11 years ago when the

Pats beat the Seahawks, 28 to 24 off that of course Malcolm Butler intercepted the goal line.

A great game that day that we get to see a rematch of and two great games that we got yesterday.

Obviously in their own way, one, you know, one game dealing with tough conditions.

And then of of course,

we got the very much hyped up round three of Ram C Hawks that lived up to its billing. Two awesome games and an unexpected Super Bowl. If you had told anybody before the season that we were getting New England and Seattle in this matchup, they would have called you crazy, but that's the fun of the NFL. You never know what's coming next. Absolutely. I want to remind you guys right now, all the grades that we're going to release for you guys right now, all the stats we're going to talk about in this show as well, are all available with a PFF plus subscription right now.

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All right, Dalton, let's start off with the AFC championship game,

an ugly one that we had in Denver with the New England Patriots pulling it out 10 to 7 over

the Denver Broncos.

Go over the highest grade players starting off with the Patriots.

Their highest grade player was their corner. Carlton Davis with an 84.2.

Wide receiver, Matt Collins, 83.9. Safety. Craig Woodson, 80.3. Center, Garrett Bradbury, 78.8.

Defensive tackle, Milton Williams, 74.9. And their quarterback, Drake May, 53.2.

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