Two matches. 15 touchdowns.
The AFC and NFC Championship games were both attacking masterclasses as Atlanta Falcons and New England Patriots booked their spots at SuperBowl LI next month.
Two wide receivers were the standout performers in both matches. The duo had identical records of nine receptions for 180-yards and two touchdowns as Julio Jones and Chris Hogan both dominated their respective matches.
A 73-yard touchdown from Jones was the longest of the day. He and Hogan feature heavily in this week's Touchdown Roundup.
Matt Ryan (Atlanta) v Green Bay
MATT. RYAN. WILL. TAKE. IT. HIMSELF.
Wowowowow. #GBvsATL #NFLPlayoffs https://t.co/Dgl5NTBpEh
— NFL (@NFL) January 22, 2017
Julio Jones (Atlanta) v Green Bay
JULIO JONES IS A BEAST.
73 yards all the way to the house! 😱 #GBvsATL #NFLPlayoffs https://t.co/Iau1EnDgVJ
— NFL (@NFL) January 22, 2017
Jared Cook (Green Bay) v Atlanta
Rodgers. Cook.
TOUCHDOWN.@Packers cut into the Falcons lead. #GBvsATL #NFLPlayoffs https://t.co/afPLOazaeX— NFL (@NFL) January 22, 2017
Chris Hogan (New England) v Pittsburgh
TB12 finds Hogan wide open in the end zone for the @Patriots TD!#PITvsNE #NFLPlayoffs https://t.co/IXbS7fM0ai
— NFL (@NFL) January 23, 2017
Chris Hogan (New England) v Pittsburgh
Brady to Lewis back to Brady...
DEEP to Hogan!The PERFECT Flea Flicker! #PITvsNE #NFLPlayoffs https://t.co/u2pvVvcCEA
— NFL (@NFL) January 23, 2017
LeGarrette Blount (New England) v Pittsburgh
.@LG_Blount carrying the ENTIRE PIT defense with him.
And he gets the TD on the next play! #PITvsNE #NFLPlayoffs https://t.co/CBgc5sYiDw
— NFL (@NFL) January 23, 2017
