We now know who is in the Super Bowl, and just like we predicted, it's the Cincinnati Bengals...well maybe not predicted, but it's going to be cool to see Joe Burrow et al in the sports greatest game. They stop Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs offence, in a game of two halves. 

The Bengals will be playing the Rams, who make another Super Bowl, and overcome the San Francisco 49ers, and for the second year running the home team make it to the Super Bowl. 

We also discuss the latest Head Coach hires, Sean Payton stepping down, and did Tom Brady retire at the weekend, and what does this mean for the rest of the Buccaneers if so?

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We now know who is playing in the Championship games, and for the first time in a decade it won't feature either Tom Brady or Aaron Rodgers, who were beaten by the Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers respectively. A Brady style comeback from the Buccaneers is foiled by the familiar combination of Stafford to Cooper Kupp at the end to set up Matt Gay, and the 49ers win a low scoring game with Robbie Gould set up with time expiring. 

Joe Burrow is sacked a record times by the Titans, but the Titans defence are let down by an anemic performance from the offence and somehow the Bengals are in the Championship game. 

The Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills have a game of the year contender, and open up all sorts of questions about overtime. 

Super Wildcard Weekend was a lot of fun, and some of the games were good, whilst the Eagles and Patriots were at least in the Playoffs. 

Who takes the momentum onwards out of the Chiefs and Bills?

Packers and 49ers is too tight to call

Who gets through when the Buccaneers host the Rams?

Can the Bengals keep their hot streak going, and get past the rested Titans and the Derrick Henry?

What with so much to cover this week, we've looked into the upcoming Super Wildcard Weekend games in a seperate episode. Who do we think will make it through the next weekend games, and into the Super Divisional Round?

With a host of new Head Coach positions up for grabs, which of the free slots are most appealing?

As the Regular Season is now over, who is in the lead of our Power Rankings as we head into the Post-Season?

We now know who is going to make the Playoffs, and the Chargers miss out at the last as Steelers and Raiders make up the contingent for the AFC, whilst the 49ers win at the Rams and are in the Playoffs for the NFC.

The Jaguars play ruiners, and beat the Colts in Jacksonville again, and cost Indianapolis a chance to make the Playoffs.

All the week 18 games are covered, as Green Bay lead the NFC despite a loss against the Lions, and Titans beat the Texans to get the bye in the AFC. 

Broncos, Bears & Vikings are now looking for new Head Coaches (with the latter two also on the search for GMs) whilst for some reason the Dolphins have fired Brian Flores. We started the record with New York Giants looking for a new GM, then finish with Joe Judge also fired, and the Giants also looking for a new Head Coach. 

Week 17 of the NFL season and we're at the business end of the season and there were results which affected Playoff standings

The Bengals come back to win against the Chiefs

The Steelers remain in contention beating the Browns

The Titans take the lead in the AFC

The Packers remain imperious against the depleted Vikings

Cardinals stop the slump by beating the Cowboys, who lose Gallup to an ACL injury

All this plus all the games that matter to the playoffs, and the few that don't. 

In Week 16 of the 2021 NFL season, the Bills win against the Patriots and take control of the AFC East, with Josh Allen in fine form against a previously lights out defence.

Kansas City Chiefs beat an incredibly poor Steelers

Dallas Cowboys beat the Football Team, but what can we learn about that, if anything?

The New York Giants were pathetic again, but what is new?

To the surprise of few, Urban Meyer is fired, although to go mid-season for allegedly kicking Josh Lambo was not how we saw it going. He leaves with two wins and a team in disarray, but are they better without him?

A few coaches, Jim Harbaugh and Brandon Staley in particular, made gutsy 4th down calls this week, but is this a bad thing?

All the Week 15 games covered

As the race for the Playoffs begins to heat up, where in the NFC the Rams catch up a game on the Cardinals, whilst the Packers and Buccaneers are also at 10-3. In the AFC the Chiefs and Titans join the Patriots at 9-4, whereas the Baltimore Ravens lose to the Browns as injuries continue to hit Baltimore.

The Broncos pay an emotional tribute to Demaryius Thomas, who sadly passed at the age of 33.

Are the Cowboys actually good, they should be, but does the potential meet what is being produced?

Urban Meyer is having issues on and off the pitch in Jacksonville, but is he to blame for the Jags?

It's our Power Rankings time, and in an season that is hard to predict, how unanimous our the picks?

With Jim along via FaceTime, the team is reunited to go over all the happenings in Week 13, including:

Pats win with a playbook from the 1950s

Lions win a game, and Mike Zimmer's seat is now burning

Steelers win, but Ravens lose after going to two, and more players to injury

Cardinals have Kyler back, and continue winning

Mike Glennon is not the answer for the Giants

Who is worse, the Texans or the Jags