Moving ahead following yesterday's conclusion of the NFL's Conference Championship games, we now have our final two contenders set for Super Bowl LX, with Sam Darnold and the Seattle Seahawks headlining against Drake Maye and the New England Patriots. In what appears to be a new era rematch of Super Bowl XLIX held roughly a decade ago, and evaluating yesterday's stature of play between the teams left in contention, Dan and Cole begin to wonder if Houston has squandered their possibly one and only golden opportunity to compete for a Super Bowl.

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Following the AFC & NFC Conference games set to kick off Sunday, we begin to enter the home stretch of the 2025-26 NFL season with Super Bowl LX now just two weeks away. Regarding the Texans' Division Round exit from the playoffs to the Patriots recently, Dave Helman, co-host for The Athletic Football Show in Chicago, joins Dan and Cole reflecting on Houston's turnaround season, along with a few predictions leading into this week's Conference matchups and who he believes will be the two teams contending in Super Bowl LX.

Now with the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs behind us, we enter this weekend looking to the AFC and NFC Conference Championship games, with the Denver Broncos set to take on the New England Patriots (AFC) and the Seattle Seahawks set to face the Los Angeles Rams (NFC). Following Houston's Divisional Round exit this past Sunday, the Texans conclude another historic season with a 12-5 record, just on the verge of making the organization's first AFC title appearance. Looking back on Houston's 2025-26 season, Texans Insider Aaron Wilson joins Dan and Cole to reflect on a few of the positives following the season's conclusion, mixed with some things to look forward to and be mindful of as they roll into the 2026-27 season.

Following their loss on Sunday against the New England Patriots, the Houston Texans mark another 12-win season, just on the cusp of making the organization's first AFC Championship, followed by hopes of making it to the team's first Super Bowl in the organization's history. Now, with three consecutive 12-win seasons dating back to the 2023-2025 seasons, many questions begin to arise regarding what's next for Houston in terms of pushing them over their Division Round hump and onto a chance to compete for a Super Bowl. With constant off-season roster changes regarding the addition and departure of players and coaches, now the heat turns to Houston's most recent hire, Offensive Coordinator Nick Caley. Evaluating the Texans' 2025-26 season and taking into account production, injuries, and play-calling, Dan and Cole weigh in on whether or not the Texans should bring Nick Caley back for another season.