Commanders and Bills Look to Upset Eagles and Chiefs in NFL Championship Games
The stage is set for the NFC and AFC championship games, with Washington's Jayden Daniels and Buffalo's Josh Allen aiming to topple league powerhouses Philadelphia and Kansas City.
- The NFC Championship features the Washington Commanders, led by standout rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels, against the Philadelphia Eagles, who are dealing with injuries to key players like Jalen Hurts.
- In the AFC Championship, the Buffalo Bills face the Kansas City Chiefs, with quarterback Josh Allen seeking his first playoff victory against Patrick Mahomes after three postseason losses.
- Philadelphia's Saquon Barkley and Washington's aggressive fourth-down strategies are expected to play pivotal roles in the NFC matchup, while Jalen Carter's defensive presence could be a game-changer for the Eagles.
- The Bills enter the AFC Championship with a league-best turnover differential, but the Chiefs' playoff experience and Mahomes' consistency at home make them formidable opponents.
- Predictions across analysts highlight a split consensus, with the Eagles and Chiefs favored by some for their complete rosters and playoff track records, while others back the Commanders and Bills for their momentum and dynamic quarterback play.
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