Go Inside the Huddle with Sky Sports, Neil Reynolds and Jeff Rynbole.

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

I'm your host, Neil Reynolds, and joining me from the middle of the night in Hawaii.

It's Jeff Reimbold.

We're going to talk Super Wildcard weekend. We've got down to eight teams left on the road to Super Bowl 58 in Las Vegas.

So we'll go through the wildcard games. We'll talk a little bit of news. Of course, Bill Velacek and the New England Patriots have

parted ways. There's big news from the world of rugby and the NFL to get to and we'll make

our picks for the divisional round. Jeff, the wildcard round started with a couple of, well,

young quarterback making a name for himself on the playoff stage for the first time.

He's done it all regular season, but this was C.J. Stroud's moment as Houston beat Cleveland

45-40.

Absolutely incredible performance by a kid that, as you said, Neil, all year long, he's done

nothing but, you know, make plays and make plays at the biggest moments.

And, you know, you keep waiting for Cinderella to lose the slipper,

and it just doesn't happen.

He went 16 of 21, 274 yards, three touchdowns, no picks,

a rating of 157.2, 158.3 is the maximum. And Jeff, he came out aggressive again, as he'd done before

against the Indianapolis Coles the week before. There's no kind of easing CJ Stroud into a big

game when it comes to the Houston Texans. And Phoebe noted this in our coverage on Sky on Sunday

night.

When he was on the sidelines at the end of the game for most of the fourth quarter,

because this game was in hand, he was like studying nodes, looking at the coaches,

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