Season 2 of the Florida Football Power Hour, has football analysts TIm Reilly and Jonathan Namath back discussing who we feel will finish in what place in each division of the National Football Conference. With a few NFL side notes, we also come to the conclusion on the 7 playoff teams we feel will represent the NFC and who will be the NFC National Champion. 

Season 2 of the Florida Football Power Hour, has football analysts TIm Reilly and Jonathan Namath back discussing who we feel will finish in what place in each division of the American Football Conference. With a few NFL side notes, we also come to the conclusion on the 7 playoff teams we feel will represent the AFC and who will be the AFC National Champion. 

On the season finale of the Florida Football Power Hour, Fantasy guru Bradley Sharp lends his voice to the usual panel of Jonathan Namath and Tim Reilly as we discuss the Conference Championship games of the past week, along with the Kyler Murray situation, and we play the game "Boom or Bust" on the past four years of quarterbacks drafted into the NFL.  Plus the boys give you their final thoughts on Super Bowl LVI and give you their thanks for the wonderful football year. 

In Episode 21 of the Florida Football Power Hour, Jonathan Namath and Tim Reilly give you their take on what can best be described as the most exciting collection of four games ever played in one weekend of football. We go over each of the divisional playoff games and talk about the wild finishes, and preview the upcoming conference championship games, giving you our thoughts on who might be meeting in the Super Bowl LVI. 

In Episode 21 of the Florida Football Power Hour, Jonathan Namath and Tim Reilly give you their take on the results of the wild card week of games as well as giving you our best picks for the four divisional playoff games this week, which will be the hardest games to select. We also take some time at looking at the coaching vacancies in the NFL, giving our opinion of the two most desirable and least desirable places to coach. 

In Episode 20 of the Florida Football Power Hour, Jonathan Namath and Tim Reilly give you their take on the wild card week of games, adding confident points to the mix. We dive into free agent and possible trade scenarios for teams looking to move Quarterbacks in the offseason, could your favorite team be in the mix for a new veteran QB? 

In Episode 19 of the Florida Football Power Hour, Jonathan Namath and Tim Reilly give you their take on the final week of the regular season in the NFL, along with our Consensus Right - Consensus Wrong segment.  We dive into games both with and without playoff implications, and we spend way to long talking about the future of the Washington Football Team who will finally have a name in the early part of February. 

In Episode 18 of the Florida Football Power Hour, Jonathan Namath and Tim Reilly give you their take on the last of 2021 games for week 17, along with our Consensus Right - Consensus Wrong segment.  The group takes a look at the current playoff picture. We also had some sad news come down at the end of our show as we talk a little about one of the greatest football commentary announcers of all time John Madden, passed away at the age of 85. 

In Episode 17  of the Florida Football Power Hour, Jonathan Namath and Tim Reilly give you their take on Week 16 Christmas games in the NFL, along with our Consensus Right - Consensus Wrong segment.  The group takes a look at the current playoff picture and we take an in depth look as to who will be emerging in the playoffs when all is said and done. We also have some in game commentary on the two games that were playing at the time of the airing of the show, which made for an interesting episode. 

In Episode 15  of the Florida Football Power Hour, Jonathan Namath and Tim Reilly give you their take on Week 14 in the NFL, along with our Consensus Right - Consensus Wrong segment.  The group gives their power rankings and we look at the playoff picture for the week with only four weeks left to go, and the host does something he hasn't done all season which was, publicly pick the Chicago Bears for an upset win Monday Night.