But Brady has been eliminated.
Has Margo already booked the Super Bowl in advance?
Cincinnati Tigers 19-16 Tennessee Titans
-The Tigers advanced to the American League Finals for the first time since the 1988 season.
- Tigers quarterback Joe Burrow became the first in NFL history to reach the league final in the first two seasons of his career.
- Tigers quarterback Joe Burrow was killed nine times in this game, setting a new career high for a single game and equaling the number of times a quarterback was killed in a single game in league playoff history. He passed 348 yards in this game, the most passes from a quarterback in a single game more than seven times in a single game in the history of the league.
- Tigers running guard Joe Mixon scored 54 yards and received 51 yards in this game, making him the first player in Tigers history to score 50+ yards in a single game and receive the ball in the playoffs.
- Tigers rookie kicker Evan McFilson's 52-yard shoot-off was the farthest shot on goal in league playoff history. He hit four shots in two consecutive playoff games, becoming the first kicker in league history to hit more than four shots in multiple playoff games. He hit eight shots in this year's playoffs, equaling the record for shots from rookie kickers in league playoff history. He hit two shots from more than 50 yards in this year's playoffs, tying the league's single-season record in playoff history.
- Tigers rookie receiver Jamal Chase has received 109 yards in this game and exceeded 100 yards in two consecutive playoff games, becoming the first outsider in league history to receive 100+ yards in multiple playoff games in a rookie season. He currently receives 225 yards in the playoffs, ranking No. 3 on the league's all-time rookies list, and only needs to pick up another 18 yards to break the record for rookie extra-season playoff yards.
- The Titans entered the playoffs this year as the No. 1 seed in the American League but did not win a playoff game, which is the third time in their team history.
- Titans receiver AJ Brown received 142 yards in this game, setting a new Titans all-time playoff record for single-game yards.
San Francisco 49ers 13-10 Green Bay Packers
- After the 49ers won this game, the team reached the Federation Finals for the 17th time in its history, becoming the team that has reached the Federation Finals the most since the Super Bowl era.
- Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers lost all four playoff games against the 49ers in his career, becoming the first quarterback in league history to lose four times against the same team in the playoffs.
- In the fourth quarter, the 49ers blocked the Packers' abandonment and completed the touchdown after grabbing the rugby. It was the first time in the 49ers' history that they had abandoned a touchdown in the playoffs and the 10th time in the league's playoff history.
- 49ers quarterback Jimmy Gallo pollo averaged 146 yards per game in the playoffs during his career, the lowest average number of pass yards per game for the starting quarterback in playoff history.
- Packers running back Aaron Jones has received 129 yards in this game, the most yards in a single game in the Playoffs' history.
Los Angeles Rams 30-27 Tampa Bay Pirates
- The Rams won all three times against the Pirates in the playoffs.
- Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford has dominated the attack that won in the final moments of the game 43 times in his career.
- Stafford passed 366 yards in this game, ranking third in the Rams' all-time playoff single-game quarterback pass yards.
-Rams receiver CoopEr Karp has received 183 yards in this game, ranking second in the number of single-game receiving yards in the Rams' playoff history.
- Karp has received 159 goals this season (including the playoffs), breaking the previous league record of a high of 156 catches and setting a new record for the number of times a single season (including the playoffs) have been made.
- Pirates legend quarterback Brady's previous record of winning nine consecutive division rounds was ended.
- Brady had 1 unsportsmanlike foul in this game, the first of his career.
- Pirates running back Leonard Furnett runs a touchdown in seven consecutive playoff games, the longest active record in the league and the fourth longest in league history.
- Pirates mid-range forward Rob Gronkoss received 85 yards in a basic game and 1,389 yards in the playoffs in his career, ranking third in the league's history in playoff numbers.
Kansas City Chiefs 42-36 Buffalo Bills
- The game was the first time in the league's history that in the last 2 minutes of regular time, the two sides combined to complete the touchdown with three consecutive attacks, scoring a total of 25 points. The two sides advanced a combined 599 yards in the second half and extra time without errors resulting in a ball transfer.
- Two quarterbacks in this game, Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen each passed 300+ yards, 3+ pass touchdowns, 0 interceptions and 60+ yards, which is the first time in league history that both quarterbacks have obtained such data in the same game.
- Allen averaged 348.2 yards per game in his career playoffs and 341 yards per game in Mahomes, currently ranking first and second in league playoff history.
- Allen scored 149.0 as a quarterback in this year's playoffs, the 1st quarterback rating in a single season since the Super Bowl era.
- So far in his career, Mahomes has a 7-1 home start record in the playoffs, sending 23 passes and 1 interception. Meanwhile, he had a 8-0 record in the playoffs against non-Brady teams.
- Mahomes had 25 passing touchdowns in his first 10 playoff games, the most passed touchdowns in the first 10 playoff games of his career in league history. In these 10 playoff games, Mahomes passed 250+ yards.
- Mahoms' career score of 107.2 passes in the playoffs was the 1st of all the passing ratings in the playoffs since the leagues merged in 1970.
-Chiefs mid-ranger Travis Kelsey has 96 yards and 1 touchdown in eight games and has received 90+ yards in five consecutive playoff games, the longest record since the Super Bowl era.
- Kelsey averaged 85.4 yards per game in the playoffs, the second-highest average in league playoff history, while his teammate Terek Hill was third with 83.6 yards per game.
- Beal's receiver Gabriel Davis made four touchdown attempts in this game, the first time in league playoff history. He has won five touchdowns in the playoffs this season, the third-highest number of single-season touchdowns in the league's playoff history.
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