American Football Weekend Watch & Bet

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What's standing in the way of the No. 1 seed Baltimore Ravens (14-4) from reaching the Super Bowl? The defending champion Kansas City Chiefs (13-6). The two face off in the AFC championship game on Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium. Lamar Jackson took his historic contract and ran with it this season, a campaign for his second MVP award. In the divisional round, the Ravens scored 17 points in the fourth quarter to oust the Houston Texans 34-10. Jackson went 16-of-22 for 152 yards passing and added 100 rushing yards. He was responsible for all four of Baltimore's touchdowns. Patrick Mahomes' receivers haven't been as reliable, but the Chiefs have powered their way through the season and are playing in their sixth conference championship game. Last week, the Chiefs defeated the Buffalo Bills 27-24 in the divisional round — again. It was Mahomes' first road playoff game of his career. He went 17-of-23 for 215 yards and two touchdowns, both to Travis Kelce. The duo passed Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski for most playoff touchdowns by a quarterback-receiver tandem. Isiah Pacheco added 97 yards and a rushing score.