Travis Kelce had 11 catches for 116 yards and a touchdown in the Kansas City Chiefs' 17-10 win over the Baltimore Ravens in Sunday's AFC Championship Game.

With the effort, Kelce passed Jerry Rice for the most catches in NFL playoff history.

Kelce also scored his sixth touchdown in AFC Championship Games, surpassing John Stallworth for the most ever.

Conference Championship Sunday for the 2023 NFL season will take place on January 28th in Baltimore and Santa Clara.

AFC

• Kansas City Chiefs (Total DVOA: 5, Offense DVOA: 8, Defense DVOA: 7) at Baltimore Ravens (Total DVOA: 1, Offense DVOA: 4, Defense DVOA: 1)

3:00 PM EST, CBS, Baltimore -4, Total: 44.5

NFC

• Detroit Lions (Total DVOA: 7, Offense DVOA: 5, Defense DVOA: 13) at San Francisco 49ers (Total DVOA: 2, Offense DVOA: 1, Defense DVOA: 4)

6:30 PM EST, FOX, San Francisco -7, Total: 51.5

Travis Kelce is just six catches away from tying Jerry Rice's all-time postseason mark.

Kelce has caught 145 passes in his playoff career, second only to Rice's 151 receptions.

The Kansas City Chiefs tight end is also second only to Rice in postseason receiving yards (1,694) and postseason receiving touchdowns (18).

Rice had 2,245 yards and 22 touchdowns in the playoffs in his career. 

The Los Angeles Rams are resting Matthew Stafford in Week 18, but Puka Nacua will be on the field.

It appears as though Nacua will play until he breaks the rookie receiving record.

"I think you'd like to be able to see him get an opportunity to do something special and then be smart with him," Sean McVay said.

He needs only 29 yards to break the single-season receiving yardage record for rookies, set by Bill Groman of the Houston Oilers in 1960.

If the New England Patriots lose to the New York Jets this weekend, Bill Belichick will tie the NFL record for most losses ever by a head coach. 

Both Dan Reeves and Jeff Fisher currently hold the mark with 165 loses.

The Patriots are 4-12. Belichick has never suffered a 13-loss season in his 23 years with New England.