We'll break down the two games with Todd McShay. We'll get a little look ahead to the Super Bowl.

We're going to talk about the losing teams in a positive way as well.

And then that big legacy question, we know the rules, it'll be a tough week for the MVP and life advice.

Before we get to McShay, I just want to share a few thoughts that i have on the a of c nFC

championship games you've heard me say it a million to it's just my favorite

NFL weekend you know everything that's on the line you know the teams you forget

that losing these the teams to play in the Super Bowls that we almost never forget and the first game forget the

losing these, the teams playing the Super Bowls that we almost never forget.

And the first game had all sorts of legacy stuff

hanging out there, which actually felt somewhat relevant for the first time

in a long time.

It's kind of rare when you're like,

actually these legacy updates may actually matter and then we had a great game between Detroit and San Francisco.

It was kind of fun to see everybody feel like they were rooting for Detroit. I felt incredibly wrong for good chunks of that game. We'll get to it.

San Francisco's down 24-7 at the half. Detroit has the football. They're up 24 to 10. It's a fourth and two at

San Francisco's 28. They go for it and you have the Josh Reynolds drop.

And that starts the Dan Campbell Saga second guessing throughout last night and

into much of this week.

So that was the first one that I had a hard time with but let's look at all the numbers.

I could just tell you how I felt in the moment because I'm like man you're about to go up three

scores at San Francisco you know a little deeper in the third quarter, start playing the possession game in here a little bit.

They're the number one seed in the NFC. You get to go up three scores against them, but that's not who the lines have been.

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