This week: The Chiefs and 49ers celebrate their berths in the Super Bowl and prepare for the big game; teams that were knocked out of the playoffs psych themselves up for next year; Tom Brady says goodbye to Eli Manning; and the NFL reveals their plans for the draft in Las Vegas.

Kansas City's quarterback and receivers got most of the attention after the team's victory over Tennessee in the AFC Championship Game, but Ben Muth points out that the Chiefs offensive line was every bit as important in that triumph.

A tradition like a number of others! Bryan and Andrew return to figure out if Jimmy Garoppolo can remember how to throw a football, if the Chiefs can avoid spotting their opponents a 10-point lead, and whether Jennifer Lopez will sing with the Miami Sound Machine at halftime.

This week's show breaks down the conference championships and gets started on previewing the Super Bowl. How much does San Francisco's huge running day against Green Bay tell us about what the 49ers can do against Kansas City? Where do we think the Chiefs offense can best stress the San Francisco defense. And more! (Click for audio link.)

Derrik Klassen shows how the Chiefs used 3x1 bunch formations to open up easy yardage in Tennessee, and explains why they could be effective against San Francisco in the Super Bowl too.

Our look at Kansas City's worst games this season shows that while there's basically no stopping Patrick Mahomes, you can at least keep up with him by piling up the runs and throwing down the middle -- two facets of the game at which San Francisco excels.

Kansas City and San Francisco enter Super Bowl LIV with similar total DVOA ratings for the season, but Kansas City is the favorite according to weighted DVOA.

Jimmy Garropolo spent most of Sunday's game against Green Bay handing off. We look at other teams that won playoff games with minimal contributions from their quarterbacks, and how many of them went on to win Super Bowls. (Spoiler: not many.) Plus, the best passers, runners, and receivers of championship Sunday.

The first half of the AFC Championship Game is a competitive, hard-fought game of football. The remaining six quarters of the weekend ... aren't.

Here's the open thread for discussion during today's conference championship games. We start with Tennessee at Kansas City at 3:05pm Eastern, then follow that up with Green Bay at San Francisco at 6:40pm Eastern. Let's figure out who's playing in Super Bowl LIV, shall we?