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In this episode of Captains Log, Rob breaks down the NFL Divisional Round matchups and the moments that defined each game.

The episode opens with Seattle dominating San Francisco, followed by a look at the New England Patriots’ win over the Houston Texans, where C.J. Stroud struggled under playoff pressure. Rob then reacts to the Denver Broncos’ upset of the Buffalo Bills, highlighting Josh Allen’s mistakes and the season-ending injury to Broncos quarterback Bo Nix late in the game.

The breakdown wraps with the Los Angeles Rams’ 20–17 win over the Chicago Bears in a snowy, hard-fought matchup that came down to the wire.

To close the episode, Rob gives his predictions for the Conference Championship games, featuring the New England Patriots vs. Denver Broncos and the Los Angeles Rams vs. Seattle Seahawks.

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In this episode of Captains Log, Rob breaks down a busy slate of NBA and NFL action that felt more like a movie than real life.

On the NBA side, Rob reacts to Trae Young being traded from the Atlanta Hawks to the Washington Wizards, sharing his perspective as a diehard Wizards fan. He talks through the positives, concerns, and whether this move keeps Washington alive in the play-in race. The discussion includes a clip from Carmelo Anthony’s 7PM in Brooklyn podcast reacting to the trade.

The NFL conversation shifts to Wild Card Weekend, with a full AFC and NFC recap. Rob highlights the Bears vs. Packers matchup — a game that felt scripted from start to finish — along with reactions to the Jaguars vs. Bills game and the viral moment involving reporter Lynn Jones and coach Liam Coen. A clip from Matt Barnes of the Up In Smoke podcast is played as he weighs in on the backlash surrounding that moment.

The episode also covers the Texans vs. Steelers result, Mike Tomlin’s departure after 19 seasons, and wraps up with Rob’s picks for the Divisional Round.

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Bringing the pod back to life! Rob catches up on the close of the NFL regular season, breaking down key Week 18 highlights, the Washington Commanders’ season coming to an end, recent coaching changes, and what roster moves could be next.

From there, the conversation shifts beyond the scoreboard. Rob reflects on where he’s been, why he decided to bring the podcast back, and what will be different this time around. He shares how recent personal losses have reshaped his perspective, reinforcing the importance of intention, balance, and meaningful conversations.