The NFC Championship is the first game (regular season or playoffs) since the 1970 merger featuring two teams that have scored 30+ points in 5+ straight games. The Packers have scored 30+ points in 6 straight games (including playoffs), the longest current streak in the NFL. The Falcons have the second longest current streak, scoring 30+ points in 5 straight games (including playoffs).

Matt Ryan threw 38 touchdown passes this season, 2nd-most in the NFL. The only player with more? His NFC Championship Game counterpart, Aaron Rodgers, who threw 40 touchdown passes.

The Packers have won 8 straight games (including playoffs) after starting 4-6 this season. With a win Sunday, the Packers would be the first team in NFL history to make the Super Bowl after starting 4-6 or worse.

Has Matt Ryan shaken off his playoff demons? After losing his first 3 career playoff starts and posting a 71.2 passer rating in those games, Ryan has won 2 of his last 3 postseason starts and has a 111.9 passer rating in that span.

Led by Devonta Freeman and Tevin Coleman, The Falcons have one of the NFL's most productive backfields this season. Atlanta's running backs average 171.0 scrimmage yards per game and have combined to score 27 touchdowns this season, both most among all NFL RB groups.

The winner of the AFC Championship will become the first team to play in 9 Super Bowls. The Patriots and Steelers are currently tied with the Cowboys and Broncos for the most Super Bowl appearances in NFL history with 8 apiece.

Ben Roethlisberger and Tom Brady have combined for 342 wins, 839 TD passes, and 121,113 passing yards in their careers, including playoffs. That amounts to over 68 miles-worth of passing.

Le'Veon Bell and Antonio Brown combined for 51.8 percent of Pittsburgh's scrimmage yards during the regular season, the highest percentage of any teammate duo. During the playoffs, they have taken it to another level. In their two postseason games this season, they have accounted for 74.2 percent of Pittsburgh's scrimmage yards (also most of any teammate duo).

Le'Veon Bell is the first player in NFL history to rush for 150+ yards in each of his first 2 career playoff games. No player has ever rushed for 150+ yards in 3 straight playoff games within one season.

Tom Brady will make his 11th start in a conference championship game. Only 3 other teams have as many conference championship appearances - the Steelers (16), 49ers (15), and Cowboys (14).