In Episode 18 of Film Never Lies former Seahawk and member of Seattle's only previous Super Bowl victory, Luke Willson, breaks down what went into Seattle's second championship in franchise history. Luke goes in depth on the moves John Schneider and the front office made to get there and how difficult the decisions they made in that process were. He also looks at the Seahawks' run game against the Patriots and how the success Kenneth Walker had on the ground led to their only offensive touchdown of the game. Luke also checks in on Seahawks superfan, Michael 'Hound-Dog' Harrison, for an update on how he's feeling post-Super Bowl victory. In the Top 5 presented by Yoder Smokers, Luke switches gears to the CFL, to list 5 things the league can do to continue to try to grow the game. And after running into Chris Streveler at Super Bowl LX, Luke sits down with the Blue Bombers quarterback to discuss the CFL's upcoming rule changes and to share Zach Collaros stories.

On location from Radio Row at Super Bowl LX in San Francisco, Luke Willson's joined by two of his favourite teammates, Ricardo Lockette and Stephen Hauschka. The guys re-live both the highs and the lows of Super Bowl XLVIII and Super Bowl XLIX, with Lockette giving an emotional and authentic account of what happened on the pass intended for him that was intercepted by Malcolm Butler on the goal line. They discuss Lockette's iconic touchdown celebration, his ferocious hits on special teams, Hauschka's clutch kicks, and the brotherhood that was formed by that group of Seahawks. Known for giving kickers a hard time, Luke offers Stephen the opportunity to explain the mindset of an NFL kicker. And in the Top 5 presented by Yoder Smokers, Luke, Ricardo, and Stephen list the unsung heroes of the 2013 Seahawks.

On location from Radio Row at Super Bowl LX in San Francisco, Luke Willson's joined by two instrumental parts of Seattle's victory in Super Bowl XLVIII, Bryan Walters and Dr. Michael Gervais. Teammates together in 2013 and 2014 with the Seahawks, Luke and Bryan reminisce on what made that era of Seahawks football so special, how this year's team compares to the team's they played on, how excited the city of Seattle is to be back in the Super Bowl and who will win on Sunday. Then one of the world's leading experts in sports and performance psychology, Dr. Gervais joins the show. Dr. Gervais was the Seahawks' sports psychologist while Luke played in Seattle. In their conversation, Luke details how profound an impact speaking with Dr. Gervais had on his career and how much he stills practices what Dr. Gervais taught him now as a broadcaster. They also discuss the culture that was built by Pete Carroll in Seattle and how well Mike MacDonald has followed in Carroll's footsteps while making his own imprint on the Seahawks

In Episode 15 of Film Never Lies, Zach Collaros joins Luke Willson for a third time during the NFL playoffs to take an in-depth look at what happened in the AFC and NFC championship games. Luke and Zach examine how the Seahawks capitalized on the Rams' mistakes in the 2nd and 3rd quarter to take control of the game and ultimately earn a trip to the Super Bowl. They breakdown the brilliance of Matthew Stafford in what had the potential to be a legacy defining game. Luke and Zach also take a look at how New England overcame the elements in Denver to get back to the Super Bowl; discussing Drake Maye's bootleg run and Sean Payton's costly 4th down decision. And in the Top 5, Luke and Zach list their most memorable Super Bowl moments.

In episode 14 of Film Never Lies, Luke Willson is joined by 2001 BCS National Champion with the Miami Hurricanes, Rimmington Award winner, and product of Belle River, Ontario, Brett Romberg. Romberg started at Centre for the 'Canes on a team that is considered by many to be the greatest college football team of all-time and produced 38 NFL draft picks. He tells stories of his iconic teammates: Ed Reed, Vince Wilfork, Andre Johnson, and Sean Taylor. Explains the competitive atmosphere that was cultivated in the locker room and what it was like to be a celebrity in Miami in the early 2000's, and how a kid from southern Ontario became a key part of it. In the Top 5, Brett lists his all-time greatest Hurricanes.

In episode 13 of Film Never Lies, 2-time CFL MOP Zach Collaros joins Luke Willson to break down everything that went wrong for the Bills in their loss to the Broncos in the divisional round and ultimately cost Sean McDermott his job. Zach and Luke go into detail on Josh Allen's turnovers, Buffalo's missed opportunities, and the interception. Zach gives a quarterbacks perspective on the career trajectories of Caleb Williams and C.J. Stroud. Luke explains why he believes 'cover zero' is being overused in the NFL. They also look ahead to the weekend; does Denver have a chance against New England even without Bo Nix? What will it be like in Seattle for Rams vs. Seahawks? And in the Top 5, Zach answers a hard-hitting question from Luke, about what he'll be getting Travis Kelce for a wedding gift.

In Episode 12 of Film Never Lies, three-time Grey Cup champion Zach Collaros joins Luke Willson to give a high-level breakdown of what it takes to be a professional QB. Zach offers a quarterback's perspective on Wild Card Weekend in the NFL, breaking down the good and the bad from the first round of the playoffs. They look at Josh Allen's tough throws against the Jaguars, Caleb Williams' heroics, and what Jalen Hurts was seeing on 4th down against the 49ers. And in the Top 5 Luke and Zach rank their Top 5 jerseys to wear right now.

In a special edition of Film Never Lies with Luke Willson, Luke goes in depth on the NFL playoffs, breaking down how each team can win this year's Super Bowl. It's a wide-open year for the Lombardi Trophy and Luke picks his favourites and sleepers to win it all. He also goes to the tape, to explain how Pittsburgh's passing attack and a vintage Aaron Rodgers performance won the Steelers the AFC North in week 18 against the Ravens. Luke reacts to the news of his former coach, Pete Carroll's firing in Las Vegas and gives a first-hand account of how the Raiders organization operates. And in this week's Top 5, Luke lists the quarterbacks he would want in a must-win, single game scenario.