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

Hello everybody. Welcome to Inside the Huddle. Super Wildcard weekend is in the books.

I am joined by Jeff Reinbold. I'm your host, Neil Reynolds, and we are going to talk

divisional round of the playoffs. But first, Jeff, you can bask in super wildcard weekend

glory, because I'm not sure how we ended up with this, but you picked Tampa Bay, I picked

Dallas. Then we did a trade, and that was the deciding factor. You are the

picks champion for Super Wildcard weekend. Just like all trades, Neil, you can't evaluate it until

after the trade has been made. So I'll take, I'll take the sliver of glory that comes with

that. There's always a winner. There's always a loser.

It was good though, wasn't it? It was fun, Jeff.

The games, like you said, I think you summed it up when we had a kind of not so much the first one, although that was kind of intriguing in the way Seattle gave their all in that first

half against the 49ers. Then four really good ones that were all decided,

you know, in the final moments. And then an intriguing blowout, which was a kind of coming

of age because he's been around for a while, but it was certainly a statement game from

Dak Prescott. It was a good weekend, wasn't it? Yeah, there was so many storylines and so many

things that, you know, obviously that played

into all the drama.

It's incredible, man.

This league is just absolutely amazing that you could start, you know, the way we started

with 16 teams and now you're going down to eight.

And the way we got down to eight was just incredible.

I mean, some of the most incredible finishes in one weekend of football I've ever seen.

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