The biggest game of the season before Super Bowl XLV and the oldest rivalry will take place on Sunday in the NFC Championship Game between the Green Bay Packers vs Chicago Bears. FOX Sports will televise the game from Solider Field in Chicago with a kick-off time set for 3:05pm EST. Online sportsbooks have listed Green Bay as a 3.5-point road favorite in NFL odds vs the Bears with an over/under betting total of 42.5. The money line at sportsbooks has opened with Green Bay at -190 and the Bears at +160 in NFC championship predictions.
Green Bay is coming off back to back road playoff wins at NFC East champion Philadelphia 21-16 as 1-point underdogs in NFL odds and at the NFC South champion Atlanta Falcons 48-21 also as 1-point underdogs. Last week's game at Atlanta was a near perfect performance for QB Aaron Rodgers who was 31-36 for 366 yards and 3 TD's. The Packers defense is just as big of a story however as they took control of the game against the potent Falcons attack and de... [more]

The NFL Pro Bowl will be presented live from Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii on Sunday, Jan. 30 on FOX on Sunday, Jan. 30 at 7:00 PM ET.

Hall of Famer and three-time Pro Bowler Terry Bradshaw alongside FOX NFL SUNDAY co-host Curt Menefee handle all pre and postgame activities. Once they set the stage for the NFLs All-Star event, Bradshaw joins play-by-play announcer Thom Brennaman and analyst Brian Billick in the broadcast booth. On-field analyst Tony Siragusa and NFL Insider Jay Glazer prowl the sidelines providing all the insight to the NFL All-Stars.

FOX Sports brings back an fan favorite with several players agreeing to wear helmet-cam. The tiny HD camera gives viewers a first-hand perspective on avoiding the rush or scoring a touchdown. In addition, FOX Sports plans to mike at least 10 players and coaches, more than any other NFL broadcast before.

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