The divisional round of the NFL playoffs conclude today, as we find out which teams will battle the Steelers and Packers next weekend for the right to play in Super Bowl XLV. The Seahawks and Bears do battle in Chicago, while the Jets and Patriots duke it out in Foxboro in a pair of rematches from earlier this season. In addition to one NHL game, the Lakers and Clippers do battle at Staples Center to close out the night. Here's a look at Sunday's full television schedule:
↵↵10 a.m.: Seattle Seahawks at Chicago Bears (Fox): Seattle is a huge underdog today, but they did beat the Bears in Chicago earlier this season. Then again, that was 13 weeks ago. That was one of two road wins for the Seahawks this season, who were outscored by 100 points away from home, an average deficit of 12.5 points per game.
↵12:30 p.m.: Los Angeles Lakers "at" Los Angeles Clippers (KCAL, Prime Ticket): The two NBA Staples Center tenants meet for the second time this season. The Lakers won by a point on December 8 on a running bank shot by Derek Fisher as time expired.
↵1:30 p.m.: New York Jets at New England Patriots (CBS): The Jets are on everyone's mind after beating Peyton Manning in Indianapolis last weekend, but the Patriots are the best team in the NFL. The Pats went undefeated at home this season, including a 45-3 pasting of the Jets on Monday Night Football in Week 13.
↵5 p.m.: Edmonton Oilers at Anaheim Ducks (Prime Ticket): The Ducks are happy to play at home, as after tonight they have two different four-game road trips in their next nine games.