Scenes from the 2016 NFC Championship Game

Cam Newton scores the first of his two rushing touchdowns in a 49-15 dominating victory over Arizona in the NFC title game.

Luke Kuechly, Greg Olsen, Cam Newton and Charles Johnson celebrate a win that earned them a trip to Super Bowl 50.

Head coach Ron Rivera is doused with Gatorade by Cam Newton after the Carolina Panthers defeated the Arizona Cardinals.

Carolina Panthers free safety Kurt Coleman makes an interception against the Arizona Cardinals.

Carson Palmer fumbles as he is hit by Kawann Short and Mario Addison (97).

Arizona Cardinals running back David Johnson scores the Cardinals first touchdown.

Middle linebacker Luke Kuechly runs back an interception for a touchdown.

Jonathan Stewart runs the ball in for a touchdown.

Patrick Peterson mishandled this punt and Carolina recovered the ball.

Cam Newton falls into the endzone head over heels to score a second rushing touchdown against Arizona.

Greg Olsen gets pulled down by Kevin Minter but not after picking up some key yardage.

The Carson Palmer-led Arizona offense had seven turnovers against Carolina.

Corey Brown runs with the ball to score an 86-yard touchdown in the first quarter.

Ted Ginn breaks away from cornerback Justin Bethel.

Cam Newton celebrates as Ted Ginn Jr. scores a touchdown in the first quarter of the NFC Championship game.

Robert McClain misses an interception while defending against John Brown.

Arizona's David Johnson runs past Shaq Green-Thompson during the first half.

Seven-year-old Cameron Gandy celebrates after Carolina Panthers' Cam Newton gave him a touchdown ball.

Retired driver Jeff Gordon and his wife, Ingrid Vandebosch, at the NFC Championship Game.

Carolina Panthers fans look on prior to the NFC Championship Game.

Carolina Panthers owner Jerry Richardson hits a drum before the NFC title game.

Arizona Cardinals fans gesture prior to the NFC Championship Game.

A Carolina Panther fan waits for the game to start.

Cam Newton and Joe Webb celebrate a touchdown run during the first half.

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