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Championship Sunday has arrived! Heading into the AFC and NFC conference title games, Cynthia Frelund locks in on five predictions you can count on.

Tom Brady and the fifth-seeded Tampa Bay Buccaneers travel to Lambeau Field to face Aaron Rodgers and the top-seeded Green Bay Packers in Sunday's NFC Championship Game, which kicks off at 3:05 p.m. ET on FOX.

Which Green Bay defender will get the best of Tom Brady? Can Sean McDermott lead the Bills back to the Super Bowl with an upset of the Chiefs? NFL Network analysts make bold predictions for Championship Sunday.

NFL.com editors rank the four starting QBs playing on Championship Sunday based on who most needs to win Super Bowl LV. What would another title mean for Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers?

Who will prevail in a dream quarterback matchup between Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers? Can the breakout Bills knock off the defending Super Bowl champion Chiefs? Gregg Rosenthal picks the winner of each NFL conference championship game.

The Bucs aren't shaking in their boots heading to Green Bay. Bruce Arians' club has won seven straight road games, including the past two playoff bouts, and were victorious in eight of their 10 road contests.

Aaron Rodgers saw this one coming. Tom Brady flipped sides in the offseason, entering the NFC with his move to Tampa. That meant Rodgers might have to beat Brady to earn himself another shot at a Lombardi.

As the Buccaneers prepare to play the Packers on Sunday, the city of Tampa began its preparation to host Super Bowl LV. Bruce Arians advised his team on Wednesday to not look past Green Bay and ahead to a potentially historic accomplishment.

Is Aaron Rodgers the most talented quarterback ever? Are the defending champion Chiefs in trouble? Could it get any better than this Championship Sunday lineup? Adam Schein tackles Divisional Round fallout in a game of fact or fiction.

How will Josh Allen's Bills and Andy Reid's Chiefs counter each other? Is there any better matchup than Aaron Rodgers vs. Tom Brady? Gregg Rosenthal lists 16 things to watch on Championship Sunday.

Every week the NFL Media Research team puts together the best notes from the weekend's slate of games. Here are the top nuggets from the Divisional Round.

The Buccaneers' 30-20 victory over the New Orleans Saints on Sunday was really a credit to Tampa Bay's defense for generating timely plays and turnovers. But the Bucs were in the Divisional Round to begin with because they had gone all in this year with Tom Brady, Judy Battista writes.

Tampa Bay's road to the Super Bowl ran through New Orleans, home of a team that beat them twice in 2020. Thanks to big defensive plays, namely from linebacker Devin White, a third loss wasn't happening for these Buccaneers.

The Divisional Round is upon us! Heading into this weekend's enticing, four-game slate, Cynthia Frelund provides six predictions you can count on.

The Divisional Round concludes with an NFC South showdown between a pair of future Hall of Fame QBs looking to make another run at a ring, as Tom Brady and the No. 5 seed Tampa Bay Buccaneers visit Drew Brees and the No. 2 seed New Orleans Saints. 

NFL.com editors rank the eight starting QBs remaining in the playoffs based on who they'd choose to build around for the next three seasons. Did 43-year-old Tom Brady make the top five?

Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady said continuity is key in the NFL when having played for the same organization for several years.

Josh Allen and so many other quarterbacks in this season's playoffs have proven once again that mental toughness remains the most important trait for an NFL signal-caller. A chip on the shoulder doesn't hurt, either, writes Jeffri Chadiha.

Sunday night could be the last time Drew Brees and Tom Brady share the field. So, it's only fair the two have a little fun in between preparing for their highly-anticipated divisional round game.

This weekend's Divisional Round features six of the seven top-scoring offenses from the regular season, but David Carr reveals the best way for opposing defenses to exploit each of the remaining eight offensive units in the playoffs. 

The Browns' and Bills' long-suffering devotees still have a chance to win it all. Marc Sessler ranks the playoff fan bases that most deserve a Super Bowl title.

The NFL's first ever Super Wild Card Weekend was true to its name: super and wild. Who were the biggest winners? The unequivocal losers? Adam Schein provides the answers in this edition of the Schein Nine.

Who's carrying a bigger burden in their upcoming clash: Lamar Jackson or Josh Allen? Gregg Rosenthal lists five things to watch in each Divisional Round game.  

Every week the NFL Media Research team puts together the best notes from the weekend's games. Here are the top nuggets from Super Wild Card Weekend.

With the Saints and Buccaneers winning on Super Wild Card Weekend, quadragenarians Drew Brees and Tom Brady are set up for a third showdown, this time with a chance to reach the conference championship game. 

NFL Network's Charley Casserly breaks down his keys to victory for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. the Green Bay Packers.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady addresses the media before the NFC Championship Game against the Green Bay Packers.

The "Good Morning Football" crew evaluates what another conference championship win would mean for Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Tom Brady's career.

NFL Media's Cynthia Frelund examines whether quarterback Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers can avenge their loss to Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers when they meet again in the NFC Championship Game.

NFL Network's Kurt Warner highlights his Top 3 quarterback storylines for conference championship games.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady discusses preparation for first NFC Championship Game.

The top performing players from the Divisional Round of the 2020 NFL Playoffs according to Pro Football Focus

NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks rank the best QB-WR duos left in the playoffs.

From playoff records to gutsy play calls, here are 7 things that made the Divisional Round of the 2020 NFL Playoffs awesome.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady meets with New Orleans Saints Drew Brees and family on the field postgame.

The "Good Morning Football" crew compares the seasons of Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Tom Brady and Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers.

Here's how the Tampa Bay Buccaneers turned takeaways into points in their Divisional Round win over the New Orleans Saints in the 2020 NFL playoffs.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady reacts to making it to the NFC Championship Game with the Bucs.

Watch the full highlights of the NFC Divisional Round matchup between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the New Orleans Saints.

Watch some of Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady's best plays from his 3-touchdown win over the New Orleans Saints in the Divisional Round of the playoffs.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady rushes for a 1-yard touchdown.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Scotty Miller catches a 29-yard pass from quarterback Tom Brady.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Leonard Fournette catches a 6-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Tom Brady.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans catches a 3-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Tom Brady.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady completes a 16-yard pass to tight end Cameron Brate.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady rushes 2 yards for a first down.

Hall of Fame wide receiver Jerry Rice joins 'Hall of Famers Only' to break down the matchup between Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady and New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees.

New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton talks with Kay Adams about the Saints' success amid challenges of the 2020 season.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers tight end Rob Gronkowski talks about reuniting with quarterback Tom Brady for a Bucs playoff run and looks ahead to 2021.

'NFL GameDay Morning' debates which quarterback they would rather have in tonight's NFC Divisional Round matchup: the Tampa Bay Buccaneer's Tom Brady or the New Orleans Saint's Drew Brees.