High seeds went home (goodbye, Broncos and Texans) and an underdog did something dramatic on the road. Oh, and the Patriots are heading back to the AFC Championship Game, much to coach Bill Belichick's delight. There are four teams left standing. Where do they rank? Find out in our post-divisional round Power Rankings.

Tom Brady has made getting to conference championship games look routine. He directed a second dismantling of the Texans at home, throwing for 344 yards and three touchdowns without an interception. The Patriots defense also stepped up, picking off two Matt Schaub passes and holding RB Arian Foster to less than 100 yards rushing. The table is all set for New England: One more win and this team will make a second straight Super Bowl. Will anything keep Brady from earning his fourth championship ring?

Should Colin Kaepernick be the 49ers' starting quarterback? Is the sky blue? In one dominating performance against the Packers, the youngster broke the playoff rushing record for a quarterback and invented a new pose called "Kaepernicking." Not bad, kid. With San Francisco's running game firing on all cylinders and a defense that is arguably the most feared in the league, it's no surprise that the 49ers are an early favorite heading into the NFC Championship Game at Atlanta. One more win from the Super Bowl.

Nobody picked them to get this far, yet these Ravens gutted out a victory in frigid Denver. Jacoby Jones' eye-popping touchdown catch (pictured) with time running out in the fourth quarter sent the game into overtime, where they went on to stun the Peyton Manning-led Broncos. Ravens QB Joe Flacco has done an admirable job this postseason, limiting mistakes and coming up with big throws in clutch situations. Does Baltimore have another upset up its sleeve this weekend? With Ray Lewis ramping up the emotion in his final season, you can't count this group out.

Matt Ryan finally got the monkey off his back with his first playoff victory with the Falcons. Tony Gonzalez brought a tear to our eyes when he finally got a postseason win. But, let's not forget what happened against the Seahawks in the divisional round. Atlanta led 20-0 and 27-7, yet somehow allowed to Seattle to claw back in the fourth quarter and take the lead with less than a minute remaining. It took a couple clutch completions from Ryan to get the go-ahead score with seconds remaining and secure a spot in the NFC title game. Atlanta can't afford this kind of late-game collapse at home against the 49ers this coming weekend.