Divisional RoundĪtlanta 36, Seattle 20: The Seahawks defense had no answer for Matt Ryan, who torched Seattle for 338 yards and three touchdowns. For more on Green Bay's win, be sure to check out our takeaways by clicking here. During the regular season, the receiver only had one game where he went over 100-yards and that game came against, you guessed it, the Giants. Although that's almost expected from Rodgers, it was somewhat of a surprise from Cobb, who caught five passes for 116 yards and three touchdowns. Giants 13: Randall Cobb and Aaron Rodgers put on a show in the Packers' win.

For more on Pittsburgh's win, be sure to check out our takeaways by clicking here. The Dolphins defense had no answer for Bell (29 carries, 167 yards, 2 TDs) or Brown (five catches, 124 yards, two TDs) as the Steelers rolled. Pittsburgh 30, Miami 12: For the first time ever, Ben Roethlisbeger, Antonio Brown and Le'Veon Bell all played together in a playoff game, which turned out to be horrible news for Miami. For more on Seattle's win, be sure to check out our takeaways by clicking here. The win over the Lions means that the Seahawks will be heading to Atlanta for the divisional round. The Seahawks also got a huge game from Doug Baldwin, who caught 11 passes for 104 yards. Rawls rushed for 161 yards against the Lions, breaking Lynch's franchise postseason record of 157. Seattle 26, Detroit 6: With Marshawn Lynch in retirement, Seahawks running back Thomas Rawls decided to honor him by going Beast Mode on the Lions. For more on Houston's win, be sure to check out our takeaways by clicking here. The beleaguered quarterback played arguably his best game of the season. Speaking of quarterbacks, the Texans were probably pleasantly surprised by Brock Osweiler's performance. Houston had no problem shutting down Oakland's offense, which was led by Raiders rookie quarterback Connor Cook.

Texans 27, Raiders 14: Putting a rookie quarterback up against the top defense in the NFL is generally a receipt for disaster, which the Raiders found out first-hand against the Texans. In the previous 10 games under Belichick, the Patriots have gone 6-4. Overall, it's the 11th time that the Patriots have been to a conference title game under Bill Belichick and 13th overall as an organization. The Patriots' six-game streak is the longest in NFL history, breaking the old record of five straight championship games, which was set by the Raiders back in the 1970s (1973-77). If that sounds like a lot, that's because it is.

The Patriots' Super Bowl berth came after making their sixth straight conference championship game appearance. The New England Patriots have earned their ninth title game appearance after beating the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Patriots, the team with the most Super Bowl appearances in NFL history, face the Falcons, who have played in just one previous title game appearance, on Sunday in Super Bowl LI in Houston. It's a classic Old School-New School matchup.

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