To the end zone. Touchdown! What a grab! That's McBride! Oh, one-hander, C.D. Lamb. There he goes. Brace Hall to the end zone.

Divisional round matchups and who's going to advance on their goal towards a Super Bowl. That's what we're talking about today on Road of its Overtime. It's myself, Collum Kelly.

I'm joined by Sean Siegel. We talked through the games that have happened. We obviously didn't talk through the Houston Pittsburgh game because that was happening on Monday night. Well, we are recording this one on Monday, so it's before that game takes place. So we still don't know the outcome, but it won't change the seeding and how things will play out, so we'll leave that kind of scenario to last as to who's going to face off against New England. In New England, we'll talk through some of those scenarios. We're going to start off with the NFC, and I think it's set up, Sean, pretty fun. You know, I would love if the Packers had advanced true, but I did set up on last week's preview that, you know, I felt like if the Packers won this week, maybe they, they don't make it past

the Seattle Seahawks in Seattle. So that there now falls to the one, the only San Francisco

49ers who did get a bit of a beating against the Seahawks a couple of weeks ago. And since that

time, a couple more injuries, team a little bit more bangahawks a couple of weeks ago. And since that time,

a couple more injuries, team a little bit more banged up. They're going to not have George Kettle for this one. And on the other contest, we're going to see the L.A. Rams at the

Chicago Bears. So pretty straightforward from those two contests. I'm going to open the floor

to Sean, which game do you want to kick

off here with some thoughts on? And of course, you can use these kind of nuggets that we work

through here to try and set up your FFPC playoff challenge teams. We talked last week with

the playoff challenge. There is a playoff challenge too that kicks off this week. Pretty much the

same setup in terms of a $35 entry level or a $200 entry level

and then you're setting up your team based on picking one player from each team and then

letting it ride through the Super Bowl with double points and the Super Bowl you can check all

that out over at my FFPC you need eight players one quarterback one quarterback, two running backs, two wide receivers,

one tight end and two flexes, no kickers or defense in this round, no need to folly fade

teams adds another little fun wrinkle to it. But Sean, Seattle and San Francisco are the Rams

and the Bears. Where do you want to start? Yeah, let's start with the Seahawks.

Column, what I think we're going to? Yeah, what do I think we're going to see here? And

Column, you and I are pretty fired up about playoff too. It's always a lot of fun. You and I were

going to put together some playoff one teams on saturday morning and the

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