phil: what they do they practice. under pressure. and they bring it to the game. and they got so many little rules they follow. and that amendola touchdown catch in the back of the end zone, why that was so neat. tom brady is probably thrown 100 touchdowns in the back of the end zone. and what happens is he looks to the front of the end zone to throw it low. and teles nobody there. -- there's nobody there. always have somebody running to the back. just a little rule that they have. and how many touchdowns they get. boomer: what i will say about the patriots now. they get ready to go to minnesota to take on whoever wins the next game between philadelphia and the vikings, remember, they're going to lose both of their coordinators. one is going to become the head coach of the detroit lions and the other one is going to become the head coach of the indianapolis colts. the two left behind will be brady and belichick two most important people in that organization. the one thing i will say is that belichick is -- i'm sure he's thinking about next year. james: phil simms talked about the amount of talent in jacksonville. prodigious indeed but nate's point about the brashness. and you can take some notes

from how the patriots get it done. after the game, though, it was our tracy wolfson talking with head coach of jacksonville, doug marrone. tracy: thanks a lot, coach. just a tremendous effort by your team. you guys had a 10-point lead in that second half. what happened down the stretch there? >> the one we had the first down and got the delay of game penalty. you can't do things like that against a great team like new england. and they stopped -- and never really able to get another drive going. and after that, and we weren't able to make the plays. we were playing hard but at the end of the day we weren't able to make those plays. credit to new england. they were able to make the plays. and at the end of the day they won the game. with -- i thought we had a shot near the end of the game. and with the ball in our hands but we weren't able to again get something done or get something accomplished. so i think both the -- the game was a hard fought game. from both sides. both -- all three phases from both sides were playing extremely hard. the whole game. and it was a heck of a game. and we came up on the short end of the stick. and we've got -- it hurts.

that's all you can say. really nothing more. just -- you just hurting, i'm hurting, the coaches. i'm sure our fans. and i know those guys in the locker room are hurting. tracy: what did this team show to you not only throughout this whole season but in this final game? >> this team, all year long they've been gutting it out with -- minor things. or keep playing. and things of that nature. and early on, i thought that -- and hey, just you guys have a chance to do something special. because they were playing for each other. and i think whenever you have a team and they're playing for each other, and they're trying to get through the bumps and bruises of the sport and to be able to go out there and give that effort. and they weren't really doing it for themselves. they were doing it for the guys next home and that's a great quality to have. and it's something that you hopefully when we start again, we will be able to start building from the bottom up. because you never start where you left off. and that -- that characteristic will remain with this team. tracy: i appreciate the time. thanks, coach. >> thank you, tracy. bill: the emotion of the game.

leonard fournette after the game crying. because what they've done, guys, they raised the level of expectation. they raised the standard in jacksonville. and you know what? there is so much to build off from this. this is an emotion that will stay with you for a long time. i will say this. this to me is the toughest game to lose. the championship game. because you get to the super bowl. and you lose it, there's finality with the season. right now, for them, they were so close to being there with that lead. and now for two weeks going to hear about minnesota and they feel like they were that close away. i've been there. i feel it. but that will become the fuel that you will raise you and take you to another level next year. and i love right now the way doug marrone is handled that. he was real about it. and you know what? -- this team will be back next year. nate: and over the next couple of weeks will -- we will compliment the patriots and criticize the jacksonville jaguars but the jags' offense creativity, r.p.o.'s, quick screens and the play-action. but i have to compliment josh mcdaniels. a couple of flea flickers we

saw in this game and double passes. the creativity for four quarters and we were joking about it when we we were off camera and how you yment the bag. two weeks, who cares? this is the game that you need to pull everything out and they pulled out all the stops and every play was needed. boomer: beat the patriots, do it in your scompbling almost impossible in their own stadium. the denver broncos in super bowl 50. and patriots gave them all they could handle in that a.f.c. championship game and we saw it up close and personal. that denver defense was awesome. why? because they had the home crowd on their side. and for every team in the a.f.c., as long as belichick and brady are together, if you want to beat them in the playoffs, you're going to have to do it in your building, not their building. phil: tom brady let us know. we know that, right? you watch the game, think back once they got into the rhythm of what they do, just throwing the ball a little more. tom brady got much sharper. and on the other side, just for -- for new england as a whole they came out and were playing the game against jacksonville

early. and then all of a sudden they -- i'm not saying they woke up. they finally said this is a fight. and when they turned it into a fight, new england is the best they came back and won. james: so the new england patriots have punched a ticket. and they will be heading to minneapolis for super bowl lii again as the guys have stated, they will be awaiting the winner of this next game, the n.f.c. championship game between philadelphia hosting minnesota for the ticket there. will minnesota be at home? will philadelphia take it there? that game of course super bowl lii will be on fox. well, that wraps up an outstanding season that we've had year. the guys, you got a lot more football to talk about. final thoughts as we go around the morn. boomer: final thoughts is i'm not surprised the patriots are where they are. they are the ones that are the most disciplined and the next game i like minnesota. i like to see the patriots go into minnesota and try to beat the vikings in their home stadium. nate: my final thought thank you guys and a great rookie

year and looking to the next couple of years. bill: our championship game number one offense against the number one defense and number one offense won. phil: the number one poses won and thanks to all of you guys and a great way to end it and championship game was awesome. see you next year. that's more than a scratch. what do you think about our new truck buddy? ♪ ♪ ♪ state farm knows it's more than a truck. so why not give it the protection it deserves. i am so sorry. (dog growls) talk to a state farm agent today.

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cbs p i witness ins. eagles, eagles. right now on eye witness news the championship day has arrived in philadelphia. the eagles are primed and ready to fly away with the wind against the minnesota vikings tonight. i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us eye witness news is all over town tonight as the uponship gets underway. let's begin at the ling with all the activity. leslie spoke with the force. seconds until the kickoff. the eagles looking for their first supplant bowel appearance since 2005. the vikings since 1976.

i did catch up with the man who has seen it all, merrill rhys and get his take on tonight's big game. i they the word is attack. i think the word is blood pressure p. i'm not taking anything' way from the kind of job he did this year. he's been terrific. he has never played in a playoff atmosphere like this. this crowd is going to go bonger s and if he can gettette going with the silent county don't their wide receiver is going to have time to make double moves down field. it's all about pressure on the quarterback. i do think from the offensive side of things that nick foles is going to have to thrown down field more than he did last week the vikings have a terrific run defense. they are holding people at close to three yards to carry. nick is going to have to do more but i think he can step up and do that job. the winner will play the pea osteomyelitis in super bowl 52.

they came from the fourth quarter deficit for a four yard touchdown. they beat the jags24 to 20. this is will be the eighth time that tom brady will play in the super bowl. we are just one free away from playing the patriots. can't wait. thank you so much leslie, appreciate that. the spirit and the atmosphere all around the delaware is just electric right now. eagles nation is pumped up ready to go. we can already tell how the fans are feeling at chickie and petes fans are so pumped, so excited. this place is packed with them. we are told about a thousand eagles fans are here at chickie petes. take a look. it is a see of green in here. there was a table of purple with

about 20 vicings fans. that table has cleared and it is oleic also fans in this building eagles fans that are ex seated and eagles fans that are certainly and mate $2. we have seen them in wearing the dog masks. just uponship the under dog team the fans here like most throughout the delaware valley are really hoping that this theme will in fact propel the eagles to a victory against minnesota. just a couple of minutes ago we did meet up with a few of the fans for them to tell us how they think this game will go. we have an offensive line, defensive line, the minnesota vikings, watch out. we are feeling so pumped up in

eagles nation. we want to win this game so bad. the energy inside the stadium is fab limit we're going to the super bowl. eagles fans going into this game certainly confident that the birds are going to be taking it all the way. they're going to be going to super bowl. we were here for the new england games and a lot of eagles fans wanted to see the jags win that game much that's not going to happen, but it could potentially be a rematch. if the birds take it all the way in this nfc championship game and revenge from 04. a lot of excitement is building. thank you so much. airport traffic meantime at philadelphia international look ed a little bit like barney today. take a look here as flights from annapolis st. paul landed.

terminals filled with minnesota games. eagles fans played nice with their visitors we did ask people wearing purple and gold about whether they were nervous about touch ting down in eagles nation >> i'm going to go to the stadium with a couple of my buddies. on the wear out i want want to wear eagles because i want to be safe. i'm going to get in and out. everybody says their bite is worse than their bark. the city of brotherly love, i'm sure it will be a good game, a good time. i'm not too worried about it. they just really want a good game. they're not hoping for a blow out. >> vikings fans who did make the trip to philadelphia they brought the chant with them. what is that word that the minnesota fans keep shouting? i

had to ask myself. sol is a swedish word that means cheers or good health. it's all part of the viking fight song. it made it's ' way to this fictitious al philly landing today. someone dressed as the rocky statue in purple and gold. we do have you you covered tonight. tune in to a special champion ship edition of eye witness news at 10:00 p.m. promptly followed by eye witness news at 11 and then sports zone. the minute the game ends we'll have everything eagles from you from coach pederson and the players. we'll have a front row seat as fans react at locations all throughout philadelphia. eagles and eyewitness news tonight don't miss p it. the fan celebrations in philadelphia can sometimes get a bit out of hand and that's why added precautions are being taken all around the city right now. work crews calling themselves

the chris could he cops. they were seen earlier this morning. they were greecing light polls to keep fans from climbing on them after the game. that is definitely not something you see every day. with you thinks of people flock ing to the city for the game parking restrictions are in full effect all around broad seat. philadelphia police want to know there quill be no parking on broad street from south street to the stadium complex. this includes the median strip as well so no parking on the broad street immediate yup. they have been in effect since 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. they will remain in effect until 3:00 a.m. no parking signs are posted a long broad street. show us your support for the birds this weekend. connect with us by gathering up and taking a picture. use hashtag cbs3 on instagram and twitter post. while we're not on the air you can stay up to date with the latest eagles news our website.

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all right. lauren the big game is underway and they have lovely weather tonight. right >> gorgeous weather. perfect winning condition for the eagles. temperatures right now still at

47-degrees and temperatures will stay very stable throughout the next several hours and winds will stay on the liter side out of the southwest at around 5 miles per hour. a little bit of a wind chill. 45-degrees is what it feels like right now but winds will stay blow the 5-mile per hour threshold. temperatures a little cooler than yesterday, but 53-degrees on a january day, not too shabby we got some stats. they are 3 and o in kickoff temperature with 40 greece and above and we had that. they out scored 24 to 15. keep that strict going. 48-degrees in allentown, 38- degrees in mount pocono and it's 46 right now in wildwood. half time temperatures will be lingering right around mid 40s and same case with post game with all those celebrations that i'm suring are going to be taking place. we do have a chance of seeing an

isolated sprinkle. checking in on our life livelihood, temperatures not feeling too chilly. generally quiet conditions. a little passing clouds. we could see one of the sneak in throughout the overnight period but the best chance for rain is going to come on tuesday in the form of rainfall, some heavy at times morning into midafternoon. it will be all rain, no threat of a wintry mix with mild temperatures near 6306-degrees. we could see an isolated thunderstorm producing gusty winds. as we head into the over period maybe the chance of an isolated sprinkle l, otherwise clouds around tomorrow, but the action comes as we head into tuesday with the line of showers, rain and embedded thunderstorms that moves in 9, 10:00 reaching center city philadelphia around midway and then eastbound as we head into early tuesday

afternoon. the timing on this could change a little bit as we head into the next several days as the models work out the system but plan to have the umbrella as we head into tuesday. overhead, a few spring also, mostly cloudy. for our day tomorrow mild up to 55, light winds once again out of the south at around 5 miles per hour and a soggy day on tuesday t, but mild for sure with the high temperature near 60-degrees, our chillies day will be on thursday, 38-degrees but we felt much worse so far this winter. so i think we're okay with that. we'll take it. stay wit

>> well, that is eyewitness in yous for now. i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us we're going to he zoo you at 10:00 for our special nfc char champs. go birds. go eagles fly, fly eagles fly, 1 , 2, 3

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