Old Dog Young Bull

E20 2025: Conference Championship Weekend

1 h 8 min · 22. jan. 2026
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The boys settle in for the final round of NFL games before the Super Bowl. Charlie is 3 for 4 on his picks...for where coaches will land, Joe talks about his grudging enjoyment of the John Elway documentary/PR film, and they make their picks for the conference championship games.

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