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The NFC Championship begins at 6:30 PM ET today as the Los Angeles Rams face the Seattle Seahawks. The game will air on FOX, with the action being called by Kevin Burkhardt and Tom Brady.
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This is the third time the Rams and Seahawks have met this season, and both games were very close. In the first one, the Rams held on 21-19. Despite 4 interceptions from QB Sam Darnold, Seattle was still in it, including getting a 61-yard game-winning attempt as time expired (it missed, of course).
In the re-match in Week 16, it was the game of the year in the NFL. This time, the Rams took a 30-14 lead early in the fourth quarter, but the Seahawks got two touchdowns unanswered (and made both two-point conversions, including one on a never-before-seen type of play). Then, in overtime, the Rams scored a touchdown first, but the Seahawks also scored one — and then went for two and the win and got it.
In both games, QB Matthew Stafford has been darn near perfect, while Darnold has made some clutch plays, but also turned the ball over quite a bit. Still, Seattle has been finding a way to be right in it, and it’s a shame that either of these teams has to lose. This is the best NFC Championship match-up we could have asked for. Although I love the Rams’ offense, I’ve felt since early in the season that Seattle looked like the league’s most complete team. Seahawks 31, Rams 28
What do you think, Browns fans? Use this as your open thread to discuss the game.
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