Delay of game - der Football-Podcast, Folge 365: Da war doch noch was. . .

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The New England Patriots are the weather-world champions, winning a snowy playoff game with only 86 passing yards.

The episode begins with host Scott Hansen apologizing for missing the previous week's podcast due to scheduling issues. He outlines the agenda, which includes recapping the championship games, discussing teams eliminated from the playoffs, previewing the Super Bowl, and covering coaching changes. Christian provides a detailed analysis of the AFC Championship Game, where the New England Patriots defeated the Denver Broncos 10-7 in a defensively dominated, snowy game, highlighting the performances of quarterbacks Drake May and Jarrett Stidham. The hosts then move to the NFC Championship Game, where the Seattle Seahawks beat the Los Angeles Rams 31-27, praising Sam Darnold's play and the Seahawks' offense. They discuss the Rams' season, including Matthew Stafford's MVP-caliber performance and contract extensions for players like Puka Nakua. The conversation shifts to the Super Bowl preview, with predictions of a low-scoring game between the Patriots and Seahawks, focusing on defensive strengths and quarterback pressures. The hosts evaluate recent head coaching hires, such as Mike McCarthy to the Steelers and Joe Brady to the Bills, and mention other appointments like Jesse Minter to the Ravens. They briefly touch on the Minnesota Vikings firing general manager Adolfo Menza. The episode ends with game picks for the Super Bowl, where Christian chooses the Seahawks and Scott selects the Patriots, followed by closing remarks and information on where to find the podcast.

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