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Packers QB Aaron Rodgers shows his frustration with his team's performance against the 49ers and the fact that the season's over for them. Colin Kaepernick and Jim Harbaugh talk about their win and how they're excited to get back to another week of work. (NBC Sports)

The attack on the U.S. embassy in Benghazi provoked a firestorm of criticism directed toward Rice after her appearance on Sunday talk shows in September. Eventually Rice met with her Republican critics, who accused Rice of twisting facts to play politics. And despite being publically defended by President Obama and Secretary of State Clinton, it's John Kerry who now becomes the next logical choice to be secretary of state. NBC's Andrea Mitchell reports. (Nightly News)

Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs sits down with Bob Costas and says he's disappointed Ben Roethlisberger won't be able to play. But despite Big Ben's absence, he thinks the intensity will be as high as ever. (NBC Sports)

Despite a gracious concession speech, a source close to Mitt Romney's campaign told NBC News that "this one stings" for the Republican presidential candidate. NBC's Peter Alexander reports from the former governor's campaign headquarters in Boston, Mass. (TODAY)

Aaron Rodgers and Mike McCarthy react after the Packers' playoff loss to the Giants. (NBC Sports)

Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton and coach Marvin Lewis express their disappointment following a 31-10 wild-card loss to the Texans. (NBC Sports)

Yvonne Stewart, the mother of missing Florida woman Michelle Parker, tells TODAY's Savannah Guthrie she is disappointed that a judge ordered her daughter's twin boys to be returned to their father, the prime suspect in her daughter's disappearance. (TODAY)

Giants coach Tom Coughlin is disappointed with his team's offensive line play in their week 11 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.   (NBC Sports)

New Riaders QB Carson Palmer threw 3 interceptions in his first action with Oakland and said he was disappointed in his performance. (NBC Sports)

Jeff Pash the NFL's VP of labor says that he's disappointed with the way the players walked out on the mediation at the end of the final day. (NBC Sports)