Team Grades: Denver Defense Punches Golden Ticket To Super Bowl 50
Denver's defense plays lights out against the Patriots and the offense comes up with just enough points to put the Broncos in the Super Bowl for the second time in three years.
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Denver's defense plays lights out against the Patriots and the offense comes up with just enough points to put the Broncos in the Super Bowl for the second time in three years.
Sunday's AFC Championship Game was a textbook example of how defense wins championships.
Chris reacted to snow storm Jonas and covered the latest news from the Presidential campaign. He talked to Colin Hanna and Michael Bronstein on the Monday Morning Matchup at 7:00, Former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates about his new book, A Passion for Leadership, at 7:35, CSN Philly's Ray Didinger about the NFL's Conference Championship games at 8:00, and Jay McCalla from Philadelphia Magazine at 8:20 about the city's decision to close schools today.
The AFC and NFC Championship games pit the top two seeds in each conference against each other. Who will win and advance?
New England quarterback Tom Brady enjoys his rivalry with Denver's QB, none other than Peyton Manning.
The Patriots could've had home-field advantage in the playoffs. But Bill Belichick, their legendary coach, got careless at the end of the season.
New England played its best game in weeks to advance to the AFC Championship Game.
Tom Brady took off for the end zone and dived for the pylon, taking a helmet in the back as his body sailed over the goal line.
A first-round playoff bye is paying off for New England.
New England's defensive end had a medical emergency on Sunday, but now he is back at practice.
Some players believe the best way to the championship is through the defending champions, and that's exactly what the Kansas City Chiefs will get this weekend when they travel to New England to take on the Patriots.
Comedian Jimmy Failla says the New England Patriots are just like Hillary Clinton.
CBS Sports' "The NFL Today" studio analyst Boomer Esiason talks two big games in Week 16 and what's at stake for those in the playoffs.
Rich discussed Jeb Bush not choosing between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, Putin's admiration for Putin, and Glenn Beck's critique of Donald Trump. He also discussed recess in New Jersey, Jim Kenney on the Temple stadium and the upcoming Democratic Debate.
In a win nobody could have honestly seen coming, the Philadelphia Eagles snapped their losing streak on the road against the New England Patriots by using big defensive and special teams to tack on 21 points in a 35-28 victory.
Jameis Winston and Matthew Stafford each threw five touchdown passes against the Philadelphia Eagles in the past two games. Imagine what Tom Brady might do.
The Eagles are facing the absolute worst possible opponent in hopes of snapping a losing streak. The Eagles head north to take on the 10-1 New England Patriots Sunday, and the Patriots will be angry after taking their first loss of the season.
Last night's Broncos win proved the Patriots are human and the Broncos are still alive. The NFL season gets even more interesting.
The Giants went nose to nose with the Patriots, the NFL's best team. They could've and should've won, but they didn't.
The Giants are a sort of kryptonite for the favored Patriots. So a Giants win shouldn't come as a surprise.
In Week 9, there was no shortage of points scored as the league's biggest names made a big impact on the field. With Week 10 looming, touchdowns are to be scored and fantasy rosters are to be set.
The revived Miami Dolphins look to take down the perennial AFC East power New England Patriots on Thursday Night Football.
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady remembers the slights, and gets his revenge on the field.
There are points to be had this week, but also points to be lost. Let's take a look at who to tab and who to steer clear of for Week 6.
Chris reviews last night's Republican presidential debate and Hillary Clinton's appearance with Jimmy Fallon on the Tonight Show. He talked with political columnist John Hayward about the debate at 6:20, and Comedian Colin Quinn to preview his upcoming performance at Sellersville Theater at 8:20.
