Brady and the New England Patriots (16-2) seek their second straight NFL championship and third in four years when they meet the Philadelphia Eagles (15-3) in Super Bowl XXXIX in Jacksonville, Florida on February 6.

After losing three straight times in the NFC championship game, McNabb ended the frustration for the Eagles, who beat the Atlanta Falcons, 27-10 Sunday afternoon at Lincoln Financial Field to earn their first Super Bowl berth in 24 years.

Brady improved his perfect postseason record to 8-0 as the Patriots posted a 41-27 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers in the AFC championship game on Sunday night at Heinz Field.