I hope there's more opportunities, but I don't know. I mean, I really don't. And that's

stuff to that of my control. My future is a beautiful mystery, I think. The present is such a gift

of being with the guys and having fans with our stadium and maybe snow on an NFC championship game.

I mean, I'm going to enjoy these moments for sure. Just not worry about what happens down the line.

Yes, the future is just a beautiful mystery to Aaron Rogers, as it is for all of us, as we

await the AFC and NFC Championship games on Sunday. We'll get something old with Rogers

and Tom Brady at Lambeau Field, and something new, with Josh Allen headed

to Kansas City to take on the Chiefs and Patrick Bohol's, or so we think. Today, our old friend

and noted NFL nerd, Mina Kimes, breaks down all of it, and she explains why Sunday is the

single greatest day of the year.

I'm Pablo Torre. It's Friday, January 22nd.

This is ESPN Daily.

Three, two, one.

Mina, hello.

Pablo, hello.

Mina Kimes is an NFL analyst for ESPN and the host of the Mina Kimes show featuring Lenny.

So I need to know where you are, Mina, on the football excitement alert scale right now,

because I imagine for a true tape grinder like yourself,

conference championship Sunday is in some ways maybe even better than the Super Bowl?

If the football excitement scale, as you called it, was one through ten,

conference championship Sunday is about a 15 for me.

And there's no maybe about whether or not it's more exciting than the Super Bowl, Pablo.

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