The Snap UK (An American Football Podcast)

We know who is going to be in the Super Bowl now, with Tampa Bay Buccaneers beating the Green Bay Packers, and Kansas City Chiefs beating Buffalo Bills.

We discuss the ongoing Head Coach scenarios, and the Quarter Back merry-go-round, with Matt Stafford now asking for a trade and Deshaun Watson making his mind up to leave Houston Texans.

We also continue our annual end of the season quizzes.

We now know who will be playing the Super Championship Round next week, as the Packers easily overcome the Ram, the Bills beat the Ravens in a tight game, the Chiefs overcome the Browns with Mahomes now questionable after a concussion, and the Buccaneers overcome the Saints, with Brees bowing out on a poor game sadly.

We also discuss the new Head Coaches announced, and what they need to sort over the summer, from small margins and a jump to the Pros, to another who has to work out what to do with their star Quarterback?

It was Super Wildcard Weekend and the Browns quash some demons, with a brutal early display against the Steelers, whilst the Rams overcome the Seahawks. All the Super Wildcard games covered, including the Bills against Colts, Buccaneers at Washington, the Bears at New Orleans and Ravens at Titans.

Outside the Playoffs, it's the end for Doug Pederson in Philadelphia and can Deshaun Watson force his way out of Houston?

The Regular Season is now finished in the NFC and the Green Bay Packers are out in front with the bye week coming up, and the route to the Super Bowl should go through Lambeau Field.

Did the Eagles disrespect the competition? The Saints win without Running Backs, the Buccaneers cruise into the Playoffs, the Rams limp to the Post Season, the Seahawks get it done.

The NFL Regular Season is now over, and the AFC knows the teams that will be competing for the AFC Championship, and a route to the Superbowl.

Miami come undone at the last, the Colts and Titans do enough, the Bills are magnificent, the Chiefs are mostly on bye a week early, whilst most of the Steelers and the Browns contest a tight contest to end the longest of Playoff droughts.

After week 16 is in the books, it ends with Dwayne Haskins being released by Washington Football Team, after another loss.

The Browns struggle without Wide Receivers, as the Jets win another game, and ensure the first pick goes to Jacksonville. The Colts suffer a comeback loss to the Steelers, which leaves the Colts outside the Playoff positions.

Who will end up in the Postseason, and who will miss out?

In a season where anything can happen, this was finally proven when even the Jets win a game, whereas only the Jags have a longer losing streak than the Steelers.

In the game of the weekend, the Chiefs overcome the Saints, where questions are asked whether we've reached the beginning of the end for Drew Brees.

With Christmas coming it's the start of quiz season, as this weeks efforts concentrates on 2020.

Week 14, and the main shock is the Eagles beating the Saints, to give the Green Bay Packers more breathing room at the top of the NFC.

In the AFC another Steelers defeat leaves the Chiefs out ahead, although they are made to sweat a bit by the Dolphins defence.

All games covered, from the brilliant game between the Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns, to the less great performances of the New York Jets and Giants.

This week the last remaining undefeated team, Pittsburgh Steelers, were beaten by the resurgent Washington Football Team, whilst elsewhere in the NFC East, the New York Giants beat the Seahawks.

All the games covered, as well as our Power Rankings for the Playoff run-in.

Week 12 started with Matt Patricia getting fired after a lacklustre Thanksgiving defeat to the Houston Texans, and ends with...well we're not sure how it ends, as thanks to a COVID-19 outbreak at the Baltimore Ravens, their match against Pittsburgh Steelers is still to happen.

The Chiefs easily beat the Buccs, whilst the Titans overcome the Colts with a standout game from Derrick Henry. The Seahawks retake the lead in the NFC West, whilst somehow New York Giants take the lead in the NFC East, just ahead of Washington Football Team.

We also pick our top 10 Defensive Line players, which some members of the pod take a few more liberties with than others.