Go Inside the Huddle with Sky Sports, Neil Reynolds and Jeff Rimbled.

Yes, welcome to Inside the Huddle.

Our weekly look at all things NFL.

I'm your host, Neil Reynolds, joined as ever by my partner, Jeff Reimbold.

And Jeff, then there were four.

Four teams left in the race to Super Bowl 58.

We've got the Detroit Lions going to be playing against the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC

championship game. And the Chiefs are still standing after a year when we've questioned them all

year long. The Kansas City Chiefs will visit the Baltimore Ravens, and we're going to get

into all of the divisional round. It was an entertaining round of games, Jeff. Yeah, it was.

Certainly the divisional round was everything we anticipated it would be, but to me, Neil, and I think

you and I have talked about this a number of years, the championship round might be more

fun than even the Super Bowl. Yeah, this is to me, this is, this coming weekend is my favorite.

Everyone has their different favorites, Jeff, for every week one, people love the draft,

Thanksgiving and all the tradition around that. Lots of people say the divisional round.

For me, it's this

coming weekend because you're so close. So you're so close, you can almost touch it, and you're

either going to advance to the Super Bowl. Now, whether you win it or not, everyone just, they dream

of playing on that stage players. So you're so close, you're either going to make it to the Super Bowl,

or you're going to just think about how close you were. So the jeopardy is off the chart. Yeah, and think about the matchups

this week. And in particular, we've got a team in the Lions that hasn't been there since 1991.

As you mentioned, the Kansas City Chiefs, we left for dead, you know, maybe six or

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