Payback? The and Tom Brady won't say it, but they are now officially one game away from getting the ultimate revenge on NFL commi sioner Roger Goodell. If the Patriots can knock off the in Super Bowl LI, it will set the stage for what could go down as the most awkward trophy ceremony of all-time as Goodell will have to either hand the Lombardi Trophy to , Patriots owner Robert Kraft or coach Bill Belichick. More on Super Bowl LI The trophy usually goes to the owner, but it wouldn't be a surprise to see Kraft to defer to Brady, especially since Brady was forced to mi s the first four games of the 2016 season thanks to Goodell's punishment for Deflategate. Taking home the Lombardi Trophy won't be easy though. If the Belichick and the Patriots want to take home their fifth trophy, they're going to have to knock off the high-flying Falcons. For the past six weeks, the Falcons have been blowing by everyone: Atlanta has scored at least 33 points in each of its past six games, which includes four regular season games Paul Martin Jersey and two playoff games. Of course, the Super Bowl is different. Many teams have struggled because the moment gets too big, which is something the Falcons will need to avoid. The game against the Patriots will mark Atlanta's first appearance in the Super Bowl since a 34-19 lo s to the in Super Bowl XXXIII back in January 1999. The game will also mark a chance at revenge for Falcons coach Dan Quinn. Before taking the job in Atlanta, Quinn's was with the . In his final game with Seattle, Quinn was the defensive coordinator in Super Bowl XLIX, which coincidentally just happened to end with Quinn's team losing to the Patriots when the Seahawks decided not to give the ball to Marshawn Lynch at the one-yard line. On the Patriots' sideline, Belichick will be coaching in his NFL-record seventh Super Bowl. Belichick had held with the record of six with Don Shula, but now holds it by himself. Brady has never lo s to the Falcons, and has never beaten the Patriots, but that could Barclay Goodrow Men Jersey all change on Super Bowl Sunday. Here's a look at the Super Bowl schedule, along with a brief summary on each playoff game that got us to this point. Monday, Jan. 30 Opening Night, 8 p.m. ET (NFL Network): For the second straight year, Super Bowl festivities will kickoff with Media Day being moved to prime time again. If Brady's going to get questions about Deflategate, it will come here. Pretty much every journalist who applies will get credentialed, which means we could see some wild questions being asked to Patriots and Falcons players. Sunday Feb. 5 New England vs. Atlanta at NRG Stadium in Houston, 6:30 p.m. ET (Fox): The final game of the NFL season should provide us with some fireworks as we'll be getting the NFC's high-scoring team in Atlanta (33.8 points per game), going up against the AFC's highest-scoring team in New England (27.6). This will be Patriots' ninth Super Bowl appearance, which will break that all-time record they had previously held with the , Broncos and . As for the Falcons, they're slightly newer to this whole Super Bowl thing. The game against New England will mark just the second time in franchise history that the Falcons' have reached the Super Bowl (lost in 1998). Note: You can check out the results of every playoff game from the 2016 season below. Saturday, Jan. 7 27, 14: Putting a rookie quarterback up against the top defense in the NFL is generally a receipt for disaster, which the Raiders found out first-hand against the Texans. Houston had no problem shutting down Oakland's offense, which was led by Raiders rookie quarterback . Speaking of quarterbacks, the Texans were probably pleasantly surprised by 's performance. The beleaguered quarterback played arguably his best game of the season. For more on Houston's win, be sure to check out our . Seattle 26, Detroit 6: With in retirement, Seahawks running back decided to honor him by going Beast Nicolas Meloche Kids Jersey Mode on the . Rawls rushed for 161 yards against the Lions, breaking Lynch's franchise postseason record of 157. The Seahawks also got a huge game from , who caught 11 pa ses for 104 yards. The win over the Lions means that the Seahawks will be heading to Atlanta for the divisional round. For more on Seattle's win, be sure to . Sunday, Jan. 8 Pittsburgh 30, Miami 12: For the first time ever, Ben Roethlisbeger, and all played together in a playoff game, which turned out to be horrible news for Miami. The defense had no answer for Bell (29 carries, 167 yards, 2 TDs) or Brown (five catches, 124 yards, two TDs) as the Steelers rolled. For more on Pittsburgh's win, be sure . Green Bay 38, N.Y. Logan Couture Kids Jersey 13: The way is playing, the might not ever lose again. Despite constant pre sure from the Giants defense, there was no stopping Rodgers on Sunday in Green Bay. The Packers quarterback threw for 362 yards and four touchdowns. Over Green Bay's past seven games, Rodgers now has 22 touchdown pa ses and zero interceptions. For more on Green Bay's win, be sure to check . Saturday, Jan. 14 Atlanta 36, Seattle 20: The Seahawks defense had no answer for Matt Ryan, who torched Seattle for 338 yards and three touchdowns. The Falcons scored on five of their first six po se sions as they jumped out to a 29-13 lead. The win means that Atlanta will be heading to the NFC title game for just the fourth time in team history. The Falcons are 1-2 all-time in the NFC Championship. For more on Atlanta's win, be sure to check . New England 34, Houston 16: The Patriots got punched in the mouth early, but then recovered and KO'd the Texans in the second half of an 18-point win that was closer Dylan DeMelo Kids Jersey than the score indicated. Tom Brady threw as many picks against Houston (two) as he did during the entire regular season. The good news for the Patriots is that ugly wins count the same as every other win. New England will be moving on to the AFC title game for the sixth straight year. That streak sets a new NFL record, breaking the old mark set by the Raiders from 1973-77 and tied by the Patriots last year. For more on New England's win, be sure . Sunday, Jan. 15 Green Bay 34, Dallas 31: In one of the wildest playoff games you'll ever see, Aaron Rodgers threw for 356 yards and two touchdowns as the Packers beat the Cowboys to advance to the NFC title game for the third time since 2010. After two straight years of watching the Packers' season end in overtime, decided not to let the game that far this time around. The Packers kicker nailed a 51-yard field goal as time expired in regulation to give his team the win. For more on Green Bay's win, be sure to . Pittsburgh 18, Kansas City 16: Antonio Brown, Le'Veon Bell and Big Ben aren't the only "Killer B'
