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For the four teams, Plank Sunday, it comes down to four words.

Win or go home.

It's as simple as that.

The Chiefs are trying to repeat as Super Bowl champs.

It hasn't been accomplished as the Patriots hoisted the Lombardi trophies in 2003 and 2004.

But the big question here is, well, Patrick Mahomes play Sunday when they host the Bills.

The reigning Super Bowl MVP, leaving the divisional round

win over the Browns in the third quarter with an apparent concussion, he would have

to clear the league's concussion protocol before Sunday in order to play in the AFC title

game against the Bills. Over in the NFC, Buccaneers wide out, Antonio Brown is listed

as day-to-day with the knee injury he suffered

in Sunday's win at the Saints. The Bucks are the first NFC wildcard team to reach the championship

game since the Niners back in 2013. Now in order for the Packers to prevent Tampa Bay from

advancing to Super Bowl 55, most fans would predict Aaron Rogers

needs to continue playing at his likely MVP level.

Now, even though he's just five days away from hosting the NFC championship game for the first time

in his long and storied career, Mr. Rogers appearing on the Pat McAfee show yesterday and was very R-E-L-A-X-E-D, relaxed.

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