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Two tickets have been punched the conference championship games in the NFL, and it's caused a major shake up in the odds to win Super Bowl 60. Let's start with

Josh Allen endures more play-off heartache as Denver beat Buffalo while Seattle also move within one win of the Super Bowl.

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The Denver Broncos wrangled their biggest win in a decade from Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills but suffered an enormous loss in the process. About an hour after second-year quarterback Bo Nix led the Broncos to a 33-30 win on Wil Lutz’s 23-yard field goal in overtime Saturday,

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The story going into tonight's game is the status of Seattle's starting quarterback, Sam Darnold. On Thursday Darnold suddenly popped up on the injury report with what the team called an oblique injury. He is listed as questionable to play tonight.

The Buffalo Bills made four roster moves ahead of the matchup with the Denver Broncos. Ed Oliver and Curtis Samuel have been activated from Injured Reserve while Frank Gore Jr. and Mecole Hardman are up from the practice squad.