“Spoiled Brats | EP 86 | PRO & COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS

🎙️ Summary:
In Episode 86 of the Clashing Conferences Podcast, the hosts dive into a thrilling week of NFL and College Football Playoffs, covering:
🏈 Super Wild Card Weekend Recap: Analysis of key moments, including quarterback controversies, the struggles of the Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings, and standout performances from teams like the Buffalo Bills and Washington Commanders.
🏆 NFL Divisional Round Preview: Breaking down matchups such as Chiefs vs. Texans, Lions vs. Commanders, Eagles vs. Rams, and Bills vs. Ravens, with predictions and key players to watch.
🎓 College Football National Championship Preview: In-depth discussion of Notre Dame vs. Ohio State, focusing on coaching strategies, player performance, and the battle for the title.
🔮 'Bust or Trust' Segment: Bold picks for the weekend’s NFL and college games.
This episode is packed with insights, predictions, and spirited debates on the NFL and College Football Playoffs, making it a must-watch for fans!
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This episode of the Clashing Conferences Podcast recaps NFL Super Wild Card Weekend and previews the Divisional Round, featuring matchups like Chiefs vs. Texans, Lions vs. Commanders, Eagles vs. Rams, and Bills vs. Ravens. The hosts also dive into the College Football National Championship, analyzing Notre Dame vs. Ohio State. They discuss team performance, quarterback controversies, and playoff predictions, with highlights on teams such as the Buffalo Bills, Washington Commanders, Green Bay Packers, and Minnesota Vikings.