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Four teams remain in the NFL after last weekend’s divisional playoff round, and they’re not who you would have expected.

After watching the Seattle Seahawks advance past their wild card matchup with the New Orleans Saints, and then seeing both No. 1 seeds ousted in the weekend that just passed, it’s safe to say that the 2011 NFL playoffs have been anything but predictable.

Although those Cinderella Seahawks soon met their end against the Chicago Bears, their historic upset set the tone for a wild postseason run that brings us to the AFC and NFC Conference Championship games.

Those Bears, led by quarterback Jay Cutler will look to put the finishing touches on a solid season this Sunday when they take on the Green Bay Packers at 3:00 PM EST.

It will be a tight game for the NFC North representatives, but the Packers have been given an early -3 spread to take the win. After downing the Philadelphia Eagles in the wild card weekend and then turning away the first-place Atlanta Falcons, Aaron Rodgers and co. are looking as dangerous as ever.

The Bears, who finished first in the division on the year, however, have only played the 7-9 Seahawks since the postseason started over two weeks ago.

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In the AFC, fans will notice the glaring absence of the New England Patriots as the New York Jets, the AFC East team that slayed them in the divisional playoff round, take on the Pittsburgh Steelers.

After their Week 13 shellacking at the hands of the Pats, nobody quite expected the Jets to make noise in the playoffs, so it comes as no surprise that the Steelers have been deemed the -3 favorite. The over/under for the match sits at 38.5.

Will the Jets have enough left in the tank after taking out the consensus Super Bowl favorite last Sunday?

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