NFL Championship Sunday

The Final four of the NFL Playoffs will culminate on Sunday and without question the four best teams in the league will meet for a shot at the Super Bowl. CBS will start things with the New England Patriots take on the Denver Broncos for the AFC Title.  It will be Brady-Manning XV, in what will be another chapter in the epic rivalry of the generations’ top two Quarterbacks. It will be second meeting this year between the two teams, as the Patriots rallied from 24-0 half time deficit to knock off the Broncos in overtime 34-31 on November 24th.  Jim Nantz and Phil Simms will have the call at Mile High for the final NFL on CBS telecast of the season.

The Seattle Seahawks and the San Francisco 49ers will meet for the third time this season, with this game a battle for the NFC Championship. The division rivals met in Seattle in September where the Seahawks dominated the Niners 29-3 and again on on December 8th with the 49ers winning 19-17  on a game winning field goal with 26 seconds left. The decisive third and championship game will be FOX's tune up before Super Bowl XLVIII. Joe Buck and Troy Aikman will be in the booth at Seattle.

Sunday, January 19
 

The NFL Today [CBS 2 p.m. ET]
AFC Championship [CBS 3 p.m. ET]

New England Patriots at Denver Broncos
at Sports Authority Field at Mile High, Denver

CBS - Jim Nantz, Phil Simms; Reporter: Tracy Wolfson
Westwood One Radio 2 p.m. - Kevin Harlan, Dan Fouts; Reporter: Tim Ryan
* - Live game will be streamed free on CBS Sports.com

FOX NFL Sunday [FOX 6 p.m. ET]
NFC Championship [FOX 6:30 p.m. ET]

San Francisco 49ers at Seattle Seahawks
at CenturyLink Field, Seattle
FOX - Joe Buck, Troy Aikman; Reporters: Erin Andrews, Pam Oliver
Westwood One Radio 6:15 p.m ET. - Kevin Kugler, James Lofton; Reporter: Mark Malone
* - Live game will streamed thru select carriers on FOX Sports Go