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NFL Pressure, NBA Questions & Legacies | Playoffs Predictions | Please Excuse My Balls Podcast EP 8

The playoffs don’t lie, and neither do I. In Episode 8 of Please Excuse My Balls, I break down everything shaking the sports world right now: NFL playoff madness, All-Pro debates, the coaching carousel heating up, and the legacies that are being put on trial in real time. We talk real football not highlight-reel talk. Who showed up. Who disappeared. Who’s coaching for their job. And who’s hiding behind excuses. On the NBA side, injuries, trade rumors, and inconsistency are starting to expose teams that were supposed to be “built different.” Plus, I’ve got thoughts on officiating and yeah, I’m saying what a lot of people are scared to say out loud. And before we wrap? We’re talking legacy. Aaron Rodgers. Mike Tomlin. Pressure. Expectations. And what history is really going to say when the noise dies down. No hot takes for clicks. No fence-sitting. Just real opinions, real debates, and real accountability. If you’re here for the truth you’re in the right place. Why You Should Watch This Episode: • You want real playoff analysis, not surface-level takes • You care about coaching accountability and legacy conversations • You’re tired of excuses from players, refs, and organizations • You follow both the NFL and NBA and want context, not chaos • You appreciate honest sports debates, even when they’re uncomfortable If sports are emotional for you this one’s for you. ⏱️ Chapters / Timestamps 00:00 – Welcome Back & NFL Playoff Highlights 06:14 – NHL Winter Classic + Red Sox Check-In 11:57 – NFL Playoff Performances: Who Showed Up, Who Didn’t 38:07 – Divisional Round Matchups & Early Predictions 43:37 – Coaching Carousel, Free Agency & Golf Landscape 49:57 – College Football Playoff Expansion Talk 01:00:12 – NBA Injuries, Trade Rumors & Team Reality Checks 01:08:33 – Final NFL Predictions + Legacy Talk (Rodgers & Tomlin) Till then — go debate yourself. I said what I said and I meant it.