Go Inside the Huller with Sky Sports, Neil Reynolds and Jeff Rhinebo.

Hello, welcome to Inside the Huddle, our weekly chat about all things NFL.

We're going to look ahead to week 15.

I'm joined by Bucky Brooks, Jeff Reimbold.

But first, we have to look back at what was a stunning Sunday in the NFL week 14. The possibly game of the year. I mean, upon further reflection, Bucky, what's your thoughts on? San Francisco 48, New Orleans 46. The quarterback said a combined rating of 270.1, 12 offensive touchdowns, 981 yards of offense.

Game of the year?

Yeah, game of the year. And I think a great preview for what we may see in the NFC playoffs.

We had an opportunity to see the Saints play at home, San Francisco going the road.

San Francisco really flexed this offensive muscle, not only running the ball for over 150

yards, but Jimmy Garoppolo making plays in the passing game.

And then you can say the same thing about the New Orleans Saints.

I think the big thing that comes out of that, how would these defenses improve for a second

meeting if they match up?

Can they solve the riddle to stop either one of these teams? It was so much offense, Jeff. But in the middle, there was kind of just enough defense

where it slowed down for a little while and then it got going again, didn't it?

It never stopped giving this game. You know, when you watch the game,

and I think one of the things that a lot of people are going to talk about about this game, game was how deep into the playbooks both coaches got and how creative they got in the game.

But in the end, in the final analysis, when it had to happen, was it a play or was it a player?

It was George Kittle taking a simple five-yard flat route and turning it into a 40-yard gain that won them the game.

We'll take a look at that in a second.

Bucky, what about the play calling of Sean Peyton and Kyle Shanahan was very impressive.

Of course, you wouldn't have put that up that many yards and points without that being the case.

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