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

Hello, welcome to Inside the Huddle, our weekly chat about all things NFL, and we will be talking about wild conference championship Sunday in the NFL that saw the Los Angeles Rams and the New England Patriots advanced to Super Bowl 53,

helping me break it all down.

Jeff Reinbold, my regular partner and former NFL offensive lineman who was actually at Arrowhead Stadium for the AFC championship game,

Ross Tucker.

Ross, let's start right there with the fact that both road teams won on conference

championship Sunday.

We talk so much, especially here on Sky Sports.

I'm sure it was the same in America about the tough environments, Arrowhead Stadium,

the Superdome.

No road team had won a conference championship game since the 2012 season, and both road

teams go and win.

And what's really funny about it, too, Neil, is we spent the week before talking about

clearly how important home field advantage was after the divisional round when all the home

teams won.

So either we don't know what we're talking about or all the divisional round when all the home teams won. So either we don't know what we're talking about or all the divisional round teams

winning at home had more to do with the buy week than it had to do with actually playing

home games.

I'm amazed.

I really am.

Because these weren't just two road victories, Neil.

To your point, these are arguably the two toughest places to play in the whole NFL. I mean, the Superdome, I think, is the loudest building,

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