Ben Cooper

PFF broke down the numbers immediately after the NFL's conference championship games, including advanced box-score metrics, snap counts, players of the game and more.

The Philadelphia Eagles punched their ticket to Super Bowl 59, ending Jayden Daniels' spectacular rookie season in the process.

Jared Verse, Braden Fiske, Byron Young and Kobie Turner combined for 17 quarterback pressures — including four sacks — and created an ugly night for Sam Darnold.

The Ravens' rushing attack picked apart the Steelers yard by yard, 299 in total, on 50 carries and helped build a 21-0 halftime lead that held up through the game's end.

Award season is here. The Baltimore Ravens' Derrick Henry wins PFF's "Best Runner" honor.

The Lions' offense appeared shaky at first, but the unit strung together three touchdown drives in the second half — all capped by Jahmyr Gibbs — to pull away.

In what could have been his final NFL start — the potential end of a Hall-of-Fame career — Aaron Rodgers rebounded from an early interception to pass for four touchdowns and make two big-time throws.

Bo Nix handled his first do-or-die NFL game with a veteran-like poise, thrashing the backup-laden Kansas City Chiefs.

The Bears nearly found a new way to lose — amid all of their unfathomable defeats this season — but Caleb Williams led his team down the field with less than a minute to go to win 24-22.

The Eagles claimed a 20-13 win, a meaningless victory but one in which they could assess third-string quarterback Tanner McKee's skill set.

The Baltimore Ravens are AFC North champions for the second straight year after taking down the Cleveland Browns in Week 18.

Aaron Rodgers and Josh Allen each departed early in the fourth quarter, a byproduct of a 40-14 shellacking of the Jets by the Bills. One is a four-time NFL MVP, and the other is knocking on the door of his first.

The Giants valiantly battled the playoff-hopeful Colts — and eliminated them from postseason contention in 45-33 fashion. But in doing so, they potentially took themselves out of pole position for the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers dominated the Carolina Panthers in all phases, despite a few solid plays from quarterback Bryce Young, on their way to a 48-14 win in Week 17.

The Seahawks and Bears combined for 13 punts in the Seattle's uninspiring 6-3 win on Thursday Night Football.

The 34-0 romp of the Saints on Monday Night Football — the NFL's first shutout this season — officially clinched a playoff spot for the 11-4 Packers.

The Vikings kept pace with the Detroit Lions in the NFC North and, in turn, dealt a blow to the Seahawks' postseason hopes.

The Colts then survived a late Titans surge to remain in the playoff hunt, winning by a 38-30 score despite holding a 38-7 lead midway through the third quarter.

The Rams did enough on offense, leaning on Kyren Williams, to pull out the 19-9 win in Week 16 — the team's fourth straight victory.

Jessie Bates III and Matt Judon each found the end zone on interceptions, and the Falcons cruised to a win over the Giants in Week 16.