Patriots 36 After all the fire alarm shenanigans, Tom Brady set fire to the Steelers’ defense by throwing for a career-postseason high 384 yards and 3 touchdowns (he’s an incredible 5-0 at home against the Steelers’ all-time with 18 TDs and no picks) and Pittsburgh’s Killer B’s flamed out. Credit the Patriots defense for that; the Pats are 6-0 against teams with Pro Bowl “triplets.” It’s gonna be really fun watching Roger Goodell sheepishly hand the real Killer B’s — Brady and Belichick — their fifth Super Bowl trophy. (Photo by Jim Rogash/Getty Images)
Photo by Jim Rogash/Getty Images
Falcons 44 Whether it was the lack of sleep, an epic rash of injuries or the Georgia Dome noise, Green Bay played so badly they got trolled by a video game. What a rough way to see a great 8-game win streak end. Conversely, Matty Ice closed his case for MVP: Matt Ryan’s 392 passing yards were the second-most in NFC Championship Game history and he’s just the fourth player to throw for 4 TDs in a conference title game. No matter what happens in the Super Bowl, nobody can call Matt Ryan a “soft soul” — or Arthur Blank a dancer. (Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images)
Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images
WASHINGTON — After all the fire alarm shenanigans, Tom Brady set fire to the Steelers’ defense by throwing for a career-postseason high 384 yards and 3 touchdowns (he’s an incredible 5-0 at home against the Steelers’ all-time with 18 TDs and no picks) and Pittsburgh’s Killer B’s flamed out.
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