NFL playoffs: 2024 Conference Final schedule, venues, timing, and matches to watch

NFL playoffs: 2024 Conference Final schedule, venues, timing, and matches to watch

What is the schedule for the NFL Conference Championships?
The NFL announced the schedule for the Conference Championship round, which takes place this Sunday, after the Divisional Round concluded.

The field for Super Bowl 58 is down to only four teams.

This is the current Conference Championship round schedule.

Schedule for Conference Championship Round matches
The last round before the Super Bowl is this one. In essence, we are in the NFL Playoffs’ semifinal round. The NFC Conference Championship game will feature the last two NFC clubs. AFC Conference Championship action will be between the last two AFC clubs. At Super Bowl 58, the victors of these games will represent their respective conferences.

Below is the schedule in its entirety.

January 28, Sunday
Kansas City Chiefs vs. Baltimore Ravens, 3 p.m. ET / 8:00 p.m. UK / 9:00 p.m. CET
Detroit Lions vs. San Francisco 49ers, 6:30 p.m. ET / 11:30 p.m. UK / 12:30 a.m. CET (First Monday)
How to get DAZN to watch the Conference Championship games
All 2023 NFL regular season and postseason games, including the Super Bowl, are accessible on DAZN globally, with the exception of China and the United States.

With access to every NFL regular season game as well as every postseason clash, DAZN is the only place to watch NFL Game Pass International. Each of the 335 games in a season are accessible both live and on demand.

NFL GPI will be accessible to subscribers worldwide**—with the exception of the US and China—through the DAZN app as a stand-alone subscription or as an add-on to an already-existing DAZN package.

** Canadian viewers may use their normal DAZN membership to access all NFL programming.

Go here right now to join up and for additional details.

Which gadgets can I use with DAZN?
For all of the following TV and streaming devices, DAZN has applications available as well as being accessible by web browser at DAZN.com (with the exception of Argentina, Chile, and Colombia):

REPORT: Among the Game-Changing Misses in NFL Divisional Round History are the Missed Kicks by the Bills and Packers

Two crucially missed field goals cost the Packers in a tight game against the 49ers on Saturday. With two minutes remaining, the final missed field goal would have given the squad a seven-point lead and a little safety net. Rather, the Niners seized control and easily marched down the field to score the game-winning touchdown.

With one minute remaining on Sunday, the Bills had a chance to tie the game. Tyler Bass, the kicker, was performing in his own stadium. From 44 yards out, Bass would make the game all about his boot. The kick was high, but it never had a chance. The ball flew wide to the right, giving the Chiefs possession, and they ended the game by kneeling.

In 1995, there was the first notable field goal miss in NFL Division Round history. With only 42 seconds remaining in the game, the top-seeded Chiefs had an opportunity to equalise the score. With a failed attempt from 42 yards out, Lin Elliott gave the Jets an unexpected 10-7 win. This began “The Arrowhead Curse,” which prevented the Chiefs from winning a postseason game at home. Patrick Mahomes overcame the curse more than 20 years later.

The Jets hosted the Steelers in 2004 as the following event. As time ran down, kicker Doug Brien had a chance to win the game in regulation if he made the 43-yard field goal. Brien missed the crossbar, and the Jets would ultimately lose this game in extra time.

The Steelers prevailed as a consequence of yet another crucially missed field goal. In 2006, the Colts were among the best teams in the NFL. With a 13-0 start to the season, Peyton Manning was playing some of the finest football of his career. Despite having such a good season, Mike Vanderjagt’s kick was unsuccessful in tying the game and forcing OT, leaving the Colts disappointed.

What if this weekend was the kickers’ kicks?

The game most likely would have gone into overtime if Anders Carlson had made at least one of his field goals. The majority of the game went back-and-forth, making it difficult to predict who would win, but at the very least, this would have given the Packers fresh life and the opportunity to win in overtime.

The Chiefs could have had enough time to score if Tyler Bass made his game-winning field goal, but overtime would be required if the Bills made a stop in the final seconds. After making an important save, Buffalo would have the whole momentum in their favour and could exploit that to win in the extra time. In the NFL, it’s simple to speculate about hypothetical scenarios, but it may be entertaining to consider what could have happened.

Our Affiliates
Sports Marketing at Mayfield
To arrange for Green Bay Packers players or alumni to make a business appearance or promote a product, contact Mayfield Sports Marketing at 262-366-8188. Our booking representatives will negotiate the best pricing for your preferred sports speaker on your behalf. Top sportsmen are known to be reserved for speaking engagements at trade exhibitions and events by Mayfield Sports Marketing. Call us now to find out more about booking fees and appearance fees for Packers players or alumni. Gridiron Heroes Banner GH – www.MayfieldSports.com
Radtke Athletics
Wisconsin Sports Heroics is pleased to provide signed items in collaboration with Radtke Sports. Visit www.RadtkeSports.com to get guaranteed authentic collectibles and memorabilia including Brett Favre, Rob Gronkowski, Giannis Antetokounmpo, and MORE. Signed jerseys, pictures, and more are available. USE the coupon code WSH to get FREE SHIPPING on your order. There could be some limitations.