AFC and NFC Divisional round play-offs
Jaguars 20-27 Chiefs
Patrick Mahomes shakes off ankle injury to lead Chiefs to victory
Giants 7-38 Eagles
Eagles demolish rivals to reach NFC Championship game
With that impressive win over the Giants, the Eagles are now just one game away from their first Super Bowl appearance since the 2017 season, when they beat the New England Patriots.
The Eagles will host the San Francisco 49ers or the Dallas Cowboys next week.
That's all from us tonight - you can recap both tonight's games here.
Bye.
Image source, Getty ImagesNew York Giants 7-38 Philadelphia Eagles
“We had a lot of hunger built up. We were starving. I'm so proud of this team. I'm so proud of these fans. It's a Philly thing, this Philly thing is special." - Eagles QB Jalen Hurts talking to Fox Sport after the game
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New York Giants 7-38 Philadelphia Eagles
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New York Giants 7-38 Philadelphia Eagles
This rivalry has been a bit one-sided in the 2022 season.
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Image source, Getty ImagesOk so the Eagles' dominance took a bit of the excitement out of that final game, but Sunday's match-ups promise to be crackers.First, the Buffalo Bills face the Cincinnati Bengals just 20 days after their regular season game was cancelled when safety Damar Hamlin continues his recovery after suffering a cardiac arrest.
It is sure to be an emotional affair, with Hamlin potentially being in attendance.
And then Mr Irrelevant Brock Purdy - the final pick in the 2022 draft - looks to lead the San Francisco 49ers past the Dallas Cowboys.
We'll be back here to bring you all the action!
Cincinnati Bengals at Buffalo Bills (20:00)
Dallas Cowboys at San Francisco 49ers (23:30)
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New York Giants 7-38 Philadelphia Eagles
Image source, Getty ImagesThat was all too easy for Philadelphia - but they came out and played like they have been for most of the season and that was more than enough to do the job.
They'll now host the NFC Championship Game next week, when they'll take on either the San Francisco 49ers or Dallas Cowboys.
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New York Giants 7-38 Philadelphia Eagles
Why not eh? Kenneth Gainwell adds his name to the touchdown scoreboard as he breaks free for a 35-yard run into the end zone to add more gloss on the scoreline.
It also completes his first ever 100-yard rushing game.
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New York Giants 7-31 Philadelphia Eagles
Jones taken down again, in a wild couple of plays as just before he fired a strike to Richie James who was wide open and away for a touchdown, but the receiver couldn't bring it in.
New York Giants 7-31 Philadelphia Eagles
Philadelphia give Jake Elliott some serious work to do tonight with his first goal. OK, so it's not exactly serious work for him as a 30-yarder is a chip shot for NFL kickers, but he nails it anyway to stretch the lead.
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New York Giants 7-28 Philadelphia Eagles
The Eagles go over the 200-yard mark for rushing yards in what has been a clinic in terms of power running football and controlling the clock as they've had the ball for about 15 minutes more than the Giants.
They'll be tough to stop whoever they face in the NFC title game.
Image source, Getty ImagesNew York Giants 7-28 Philadelphia Eagles
The Eagles will host either the San Francisco 49ers or the Dallas Cowboys next week.
"To be able to host the Dallas Cowboys here at home in the NFC Championship game, and have the opportunity to knock them off and go to the Super Bowl. There’s just so much in that rivalry that it means that little bit more." - Daryl ‘Moose’ Johnston, former Dallas Cowboys fullback, on Fox Sports
New York Giants 7-28 Philadelphia Eagles
Kenneth Gainwell storms through a huge hole in the Giants defence as the eagles stick to their plan of running, running and a bit more running to move the chains again.
There's a nice variety of different runners, with Hurts adding to that on crucial plays - and with the power they have inside they're so hard to stop.
New York Giants 7-28 Philadelphia Eagles
Strange one, the Giants went for it on fourth down in the first half, but down three scores and less than 15 minutes to go this time they punt it away.
They may not get the ball back enough times to even trouble this lead, you'd have thought they were in four down territory here.
New York Giants 7-28 Philadelphia Eagles
We've got Daniel Jones on the field and we'll hopefully have some more decent play calls and plays from the Giants but it looks like this game is out of reach, down three scores heading into the final 15 minutes.
New York Giants 7-28 Philadelphia Eagles
We had all kinds of movement then as the Eagles again looked to line up for QB sneak, but just without their QB! The Giants scurry about in the secondary but no movement on the line so Philly give up and punt it away.
The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback suffered a nasty-looking ankle injury during his side's win over the Jacksonville Jaguars, but carried on and finished the game under centre.
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