With the Cowboys and Seahawks out of the race, its up to the Greenbay Packers or New York Giants to represent the NFC East this year at Superbowl XLII. The Packers defeated the Seahawks this past Saturday with a 42-20 victory win on a snowy day in Lambeau Staduim. Brett Favre had another brilliant game throwing for 3 touchdowns this game and becoming the second quarterback to throw over 5,000 yards this postseason. Ryan Grant ran for 201 yards and had 3 touchdowns as well, breaking a franchise record for the Packs. The New York Giants however, upset the Dallas Cowboys this past Sunday with a 21-17 win. The Cowboys had a terrible game, finishing with 11 flags for 84 yards, many that were critical for the Cowboys. Giants defense was just too much for the offensive line of the Cowboys, pressuring Tony Romo all night and frusterating the quarterback. Mcquarters had a crucial interception at the end of the game that sealed the Giants victory. This was the Giants ninth road win in a row. New York Giants and Greenbay Packers will play at Lambeau field to see who will represent the NFC this Sunday, January 20, 2008 at 5:30 PM.
NFC History
The NFC Championship is the way to the Super Bowl, no two ways around it! This Championship is the semi final, matching the top two teams in the division, determining the champion of the National Football Conference. The winning team receives the George Halas trophy, and goes head to head with the winner of the American Football Conference. The NFC Championship had its start in 1970, when the NFL Merged with the AFL. The NFC was created with the teams that were NFL before the merger took place. In the end of each football season, a series of playoff games take place, involving the top six teams – four division champs and two wild cards. The two remaining teams play in the NFC Championship game.
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