If the Packers are going to upset the 49ers this weekend, they'll need to overcome Fred Warner and the rest of their linebackers, who excel in pass coverage in the middle of the field.

The conference championships narrow the field to four teams and place adding importance on DFS team-building strategy in addition to contextual concerns like the venue, weather, and defense.

It's time to talk about the conference championships, as your Off The Charts hosts disagree about which underdog is more likely to cover or win this weekend. Aaron takes the Titans, while Matt takes the Packers. Who do you have? (Click for audio link.)

Were Ed Orgeron, Joe Burrow, and the LSU Tigers the best team in 2019? Were they the best team of all time?

Scott Spratt discusses his favorite DFS options for the conference championships including Mecole Hardman and a number of other Chiefs, Raheem Mostert, and more. (Click for audio link.)

The All-Keep Choppin' Wood Team? Before the conference championships? Whatever Bryan and Andrew are trying to pull, it's time to once again celebrate the worst of the worst. Overpaid free-agent signings, draft busts, and unqualified starters beware; the KCW team sees all.

Joe Burrow and LSU finished one of the best statistical seasons in college football history with their mostly dominant win over Clemson.

The 130 teams in the FBS have played 884 games. The 885th game will be the first loss for the Tigers, whether LSU or Clemson comes out on top. Ian Boyd breaks down which team has the edge.

The final four teams in order by weighted DVOA go Kansas City, Tennessee, San Francisco, and then after a big gap, Green Bay.

The Seahawks avoided the fourth blowout of the divisional round with a furious second half comeback against the Packers. But thanks to bad pass protection and a critical bad strategic decision, their one-score magic finally ran out.