NFL Conference Championship Games: Time, Dates & How to Watch

It's here. That's right, it's Championship Weekend in the NFL, with the path to the Super Bowl down to only four teams. After a thrilling Divisional Round last weekend, fans will now get all of their football action on one day this Sunday.

Both of these games deserve a ton of hype. The 49ers are hoping to prevent the Lions from reaching their first Super Bowl, while Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs are going to do everything possible to prevent Lamar Jackson from moving on. Which teams will advance to play in Las Vegas with the Lombardi Trophy on the line?

Kansas City Chiefs vs. Baltimore Ravens

The first showdown on Sunday is certainly going to be a doozy, with Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs taking on the leading MVP candidate in Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens at 3:00 p.m. ET. This game sounds like it could be a classic, with two league MVPs going at it with a chance to make it to the Super Bowl. Mahomes is 3-1 in head-to-head battles with Jackson. This game will be played at M&T Stadium in Baltimore.

How to watch the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Baltimore Ravens in the AFC Championship Game

If you're not going to be in the Baltimore area, you can still catch the action live with this game being televised on CBS. You can also stream this game on Paramount+, Fubo.tv, NFL+, YouTubeTV and more.

Detroit Lions vs. San Francisco 49ers

For a third straight season, the San Francisco 49ers will be playing in the NFC Championship game. Will they win this time around? As for the Lions, this is uncommon territory for them, as after winning in the Wild Card Round and Divisional Round, they're playing in their first NFC Championship since 1991. They're also looking to advance to their first Super Bowl ever. Kickoff is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. ET at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif.

How to watch the Detroit Lions vs. San Francisco 49ers in the NFC Championship Game

Fox will be carrying the Lions vs. 49ers tilt. Streams of this game can be seen on Fubo.TV, NFL+, YouTubeTV and more.