This weekend's Championship Sunday is the last stop before Super Bowl XLVII, as three of last years final four teams return for a shot to play in the big game. FOX's final game of the season features the NFC's top two seeds as San Francisco, with the new rookie flavor of the week Colin Kaepernick, travel to Atlanta. The Niners won convincingly against Green Bay, led by Kaepernick's game for the ages, while the Falcons escaped with a field Goal within the final 30 seconds to knock out the Seahawks. Joe Buck and Troy Aikman call their final game of the 2012 season at the Georgia Dome with Pam Oliver and Erin Andrews (wrapping up her debut football season at FOX) reporting.
CBS's coverage of AFC's title game features a rematch of last year's AFC title game as the Baltimore Ravens once again travel to New England. Coming of a historic double overtime win in Denver, the Ravens are motivated to make their first Super Bowl since 2000 and ggve Ray Lewis's a championship send off, while gaining revenge against their playoff nemesis. The Patriots are looking to go back to the Super Bowl for the fourth title in the Belichek/Brady era (and will not have the New York Giants to stop them). Jim Nantz and Phil Simms are in the booth and CBS's will employ two sideline reporters with Steve Tasker and Solomon Wilcots joining the broadcast for the remainder of their post season coverage.
Sunday, January 20
NFC Conference Championship; FOX 3PM ET
San Francisco 49ers (12-4-1) @ Atlanta Falcons (14-3)
Georgia Dome, Atlanta
Commentators - Joe Buck & Troy Aikman; Reporters: Pam Oliver & Erin Andrews
Dial Global Radio - Dave Sims & James Lofton; Reporter: Tony Boselli
AFC Conference Championship; CBS 6:30PM ET
Baltimore Ravens (12-6) @ New England Patriots (13-4)
Gillette Stadium, Foxborough
Commentators - Jim Nantz & Phil Simms; Reporters: Steve Tasker & Solomon Wilcots
Dial Global Radio - Kevin Harlan & Dan Fouts; Reporters: Mark Malone
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