The NFL's final four are set for Super Bowl 60 after a thrilling Divisional Round. The Seattle Seahawks demolished the 49ers to host the NFC Championship, where they'll face the Los Angeles Rams, who survived an overtime epic in Chicago. In the AFC, the Denver Broncos outlasted the Bills in another overtime thriller, while the New England Patriots advanced after a defensive battle with the Texans.

This marks a dramatic shift for both conferences. The AFC Championship game at Mile High breaks a decade-long streak featuring either the Chiefs or Patriots. For New England, a 16-win season under Mike Vrabel and rookie QB Drake Maye signals a potential dynasty reborn. Meanwhile, Denver faces a massive quarterback crisis after Bo Nix's injury, forcing backup Jarrett Stidham into a start for which he hasn't thrown a pass all season.

The NFC West rivalry between Seattle and Los Angeles promises fireworks. Advanced metrics label this the highest-quality playoff game on record, given how both teams stack up against the league. Their two regular-season meetings were decided by a single point, with Seattle winning the second matchup after a comeback. Now, with Sam Darnold's playoff credentials on the line, this game could define the Seahawks' season.