In this episode of DeHuff Uncensored, the NFL carousel goes completely off the rails. DeHuff breaks down the shocking move of John Harbaugh landing with the New York Giants on a massive five-year, $100 million deal, and why pairing him with Dart and Skattebo could finally mean big things for Big Blue.

Meanwhile, Mike Tomlin steps down in Pittsburgh after 19 seasons, leaving the Steelers searching for just their fourth head coach since 1969. DeHuff explains this might be the end of an era in the Steel City.

The episode also delivers a full Divisional Round playoff preview, including Rams at Bears, Texans at Patriots, 49ers at Seahawks, and Bills at Broncos. DeHuff digs into whether revenge is on the menu for Denver as they host Buffalo, with insight from Josh Allen, Bo Nix, and Sean Payton—who DeHuff suspects may be quietly stealing his ideas.

To top it off, Von Miller weighs in with his prediction for the Bills–Broncos matchup, setting the stage for a weekend packed with drama, grudges, and postseason chaos.

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DeHuff Gets Humiliated at Home
DeHuff’s 12-year-old son officially asserted dominance in a wrestling match, winning with a devastating elbow straight to the junk. Child Protective Services confirms: the kid is grounded, but DeHuff’s pride may never recover.

Justice for Jack Bauer
Kiefer Sutherland was arrested after an Uber driver allegedly refused to let him out of the car, leading to a threat. DeHuff explains why he 100% believes Kiefer—because if Jack Bauer tells you to unlock the door, you unlock the door… or America suffers the consequences.

Monkey Business in St. Louis
Authorities in St. Louis, Missouri are searching for an unknown number of loose vervet monkeys roaming the north side of the city. Aussie DeHuff offers expert advice to residents, which mostly involves not making eye contact, securing snacks, and accepting that the monkeys now own that part of town.

Alright, Alright, Alright… That’ll Be Trademarked
Matthew McConaughey has trademarked “Alright, alright, alright,” along with images of himself, in an effort to combat A.I. DeHuff respects the move, noting that no robot should be allowed to out-vibe a human being that hard.

Astronauts Come Home Early (DeHuff Knows Why)
Four astronauts safely returned to Earth a month earlier than planned due to a medical issue aboard the ISS. Southerner DeHuff assumes he knows the real reason—and it probably involves bad food, worse smells, and someone saying, “Y’all, I ain’t dealin’ with this.”

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Wild Card Weekend delivered chaos, pettiness, and at least one emotional child. The Bears shocked the Packers, and new Chicago head coach Ben Johnson sealed it with the most disrespectful victory lap possible — a running handshake that somehow said “good game” and “hold this L” at the same time. In L.A., the Rams survived a Panthers scare, which raised the important question: are the Rams secretly frauds, or are the Panthers one quarterback haircut away from exploding next season?

The 49ers handled the Eagles, but the real MVP was a young, deeply disgruntled Eagles fan who went viral during a local TV interview and spoke for an entire tortured fanbase. The Chargers looked completely unprepared while getting smacked by the Patriots, proving once again that “talent on paper” means nothing if you play like you forgot the paper at home. The Bills took care of the Jaguars, and the postgame press conference went viral for the opposite reason — a reporter asked a thoughtful, human question to head coach Liam Coen, reminding everyone that decency still exists in sports… briefly.

Looking ahead, Buffalo is a 1.5-point favorite over Denver, which is perfect because the Broncos need to fully embrace the underdog role and weaponize it. Meanwhile, America continued its collective hatred of Tony Romo, who somehow made things worse by doing… whatever that was on Sunday. And finally, Ravens head coach John Harbaugh was reportedly fired over the phone — which feels cold, impersonal, and relatable, because I was once “fired” too and nobody ever explained why.

Playoff football is back, feelings are hurt, and nobody is safe — exactly how Wild Card Weekend should be.

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