And that'll do it.

The Green Bay Packers have advanced of the NFC championship game with a 28 to 23 victory

over the Seattle Seahawks.

And like confetti falling from the sky, it starts to snow.

The divisional round is in the books. And the San Francisco 49ers and Green Bay Packers

will be meeting in the NFC Championship for what feels like the 100th time.

How did the Packers spend off a Seahawks comeback?

And can they put up a better fight against San Francisco this time around?

Then, the old-school Tennessee Titans upset the new school Baltimore Ravens.

Will their ground-in-pound formula work against a chief's team that just put up 51 points?

I'm Minicimes. It's Monday, January 13th.

This is ESPN Daily, presented by Indeed.

Mina, I'm sorry for your loss.

Bill Barnwell is a senior writer for ESPN and the host of the Bill Barnwell show.

I am a fan of the Seattle Seahawks.

You know what, Bill? I'm actually okay.

Considering Seattle spotted Green Bay 18 points in the first half, by the time they got cooking,

I was already mentally prepared for the loss.

My emotions were in check.

That said, I was not entirely prepared for how the game

ended. So let's start here. With two minutes and 41 seconds left, the Seahawks, too at that point

were down one score, decided to punt on fourth and 11. And the Seahawks are going to put it in the

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