Spiegel and Holmes. Okay, here we go, sports fans. Afternoons on the score. Let's talk about championship Sunday. Oh, what a day. What a lovely day! Along with Mike Golick and Laura Oatman, I'm Ryan Radke. You're listening to the AFC championship game on Westwood One. Getting the most out of the quarterback in this ballgame here. Stick them, stick them. Backing up.

Backing up. The ball comes out. Is that a fumble? Is that a live ball? It's picked up by the Patriots.

And that is a touchdown for Ponder if they call it a fumble. After discussion on the field,

it was a backward pass by the quarterback. Picked up by New England, it will be the first down for the Patriots at the spot of recovery.

Second out of four, ball at the six. Trips left, single man right.

May on the shotgun, he's got the snap, he's back, he's going to run it along the right hash, and into the end zone.

Touchdown Patriots!

And the Patriots now only need to fall on it, kneel on it,

and they can make their plans for Santa Clara.

Drake May and the aggressive call by Josh McDaniels sends New England to the Super Bowl.

Coast to coast and around the world.

Welcome to Seattle for game two of our conference championship double header.

Seahawks and Rams, the NFC Championship game.

They're down here over the middle.

Cooper Cup is in.

Touchdown, Seahawks.

Ten seconds to go.

Rams at the 30 down by four. Shotgun snapped to Stafford. Sets in the pocket. Plenty of time. Wynch up. Throws to the near sideline caught 50-yard line and out of bounds. Macua. The clock and won. Oh, to keep the clock going going. It's over. It's over. Seattle is won. The Seahawks are going to the Super Bowl.

Look at us here's Tom Rinaldi.

4KB. Mac McDonald's said,

You don't have to tell me why.

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