The game lived up to it's "meh" expectations. Jeff enjoyed the defensive and special teams chess match that Mike MacDonald employed to oust Mike Vrabel. Seattle followed the first rule of winning which is not to lose, while Drake Maye chose a rough spot to play a terrible game. Jeff knew his bet was dead after the first series, when the Patriots offensive line couldn't block Seattle's front.

Jeff is joined by Mike to talk the big game! Jeff explains why Sam Darnold is the story that goes beyond football. He delves into a Robert Kraft conspiracy to get the trophy back to Foxboro. The guys dive into thematic prop parlays and other advice to have a fun gambling Super Sunday.

Jeff had a monster weekend betting the championship games. He talks how fatigue caught up to the Rams, while Seattle made great plays and even better coaching decisions. He loves the Sam Darnold redemption story from a quarterback and human point-of-view. He got it wrong thinking New England would score on Denver's defense, but liked the old school defensive game that Mike Vrabel executed better than Sean Payton.

Jeff believes that the market is putting too large of a gap between Bo Nix and Jarrett Stidham. He makes the case for the Rams being in a terrible spot with travel and games played while the Seahawks have lived at home with division opponents. Go sports, as the over is appealing in both games.

Jeff recaps the best round of divisional games in recent memory. Heartbreak for Bo Nix. The closing of the window in Buffalo. A bright future for the Bears.

Jeff has bets on all four divisional playoff games, diversifying his portfolio between two spreads, an under and an over. He continues to recognize that he can't get Bills games right so advices laying off if you agree with him and betting your mortgage if you disagree.

Jeff goes over all the playoff games from wildcard weekend and talks about limited betting being the winning strategy. The Eagles have no identity. Too much was put on Justin Herbert. The Bears find a way as Caleb Williams takes a giant step towards greatness. Jeff also discusses how his take on the Rams did not apply and caused him to miss a Carolina opportunity.

Jeff is diving into all six playoff games for the wildcard round. He talks about evaluating your power ratings versus the market to find value. Knowing what teams you gauge well and which ones befuddle you (Buffalo). Some insight on defensive coordinators who match up well against particular offenses.