None of the Pearson children are immune from the hurt and sadness that accompanies the anniversary of Jack's death. So much time has passed, but it still feels so fresh.
Meditation is a great way to achieve a mentally clear and emotionally calm state. I'd imagine that comes in handy on the anniversary of your father's death. However, it doesn't look like it's doing much for Kevin.
Kevin doesn't seem too excited about the Big Game, which is understandable; it's an emotional day for him. But hopefully living with Rebecca and Miguel provides him with some comfort.
Before Jack's death, Kevin said some pretty mean things and never got to say 'I'm sorry.' He's the only child who never really got any closure so I'd imagine every Super Bowl Sunday is tough for him.
Rebecca and Jack were couple goals. Now Kate and Toby are couple goals. Whatever happens, Kate will always have Toby to lean on, even when things get tough.
Even Toby notices it! I love how he's always cheering his girl on, even when she's feeling down. Toby can never replace her Jack, but he's similar in that he'll always see her beauty, even when she doesn't.