In a special edition of Film Never Lies with Luke Willson, Luke goes in depth on the NFL playoffs, breaking down how each team can win this year's Super Bowl. It's a wide-open year for the Lombardi Trophy and Luke picks his favourites and sleepers to win it all.  He also goes to the tape, to explain how Pittsburgh's passing attack and a vintage Aaron Rodgers performance won the Steelers the AFC North in week 18 against the Ravens. Luke reacts to the news of his former coach, Pete Carroll's firing in Las Vegas and gives a first-hand account of how the Raiders organization operates. And in this week's Top 5, Luke lists the quarterbacks he would want in a must-win, single game scenario. 

<p>In a special edition of Film Never Lies with Luke Willson, Luke goes in depth on the NFL playoffs, breaking down how each team can win this year's Super Bowl. It's a wide-open year for the Lombardi Trophy and Luke picks his favourites and sleepers to win it all.&nbsp; He also goes to the tape, to explain how Pittsburgh's passing attack and a vintage Aaron Rodgers performance won the Steelers the AFC North in week 18 against the Ravens. Luke reacts to the news of his former coach, Pete Carroll's firing in Las Vegas and gives a first-hand account of how the Raiders organization operates. And in this week's Top 5, Luke lists the quarterbacks he would want in a must-win, single game scenario.&nbsp;</p>

Luke Willson––one of the boldest voices in sports––brings his stories, insights, and larger than life personality to the airwaves this fall on Film Never Lies with Luke Willson. Tune in weekly as Luke takes you behind the curtain on life in the pros and on the biggest stage with guests from across sports and pop culture. 

<p>Luke Willson&ndash;&ndash;one of the boldest voices in sports&ndash;&ndash;brings his stories, insights, and larger than life personality to the airwaves this fall on Film Never Lies with Luke Willson. Tune in weekly as Luke takes you behind the curtain on life in the pros and on the biggest stage with guests from across sports and pop culture.&nbsp;</p>