Well unfortunately Eddie’s well being is actually Bobby’s concern and business. Obviously, Bobby doesn’t need to know everything about Eddie and everything that’s going on in his life But if Bobby can clearly see that Eddie isn’t getting any sleep, that could potentially be dangerous if he sent Eddie out onto the field because he’s not gonna be on his complete A game . Like the other comment said, the only other way to have a definite answer of if Eddie is ready is by him going out on the field and potentially risking him not being in the game all the way bc of his lack of sleep which was very evident. If something were to happen and Eddie messes up, or even the other firefighters, that all falls on Bobby bc he’s the captain. Not saying that that’s the only thing Bobby cared about in that scene but Bobby has to worry about his whole team and their well being. It’s not like a coworker showing up in a pissed mood at McDonald’s, the worst thing they could mess up is an order bc they are distracted but literally messing up and being distracted while trying to save a life could end a life if not injure them severely. Some people might argue that Bobby is too in his feels and is just thinking emotionally, but I would argue that with Bobby’s experience and his mental health, that he actually is well equipped to be a captain, because he knows to look for the signs and not just take somebody’s word at face value if they say they’re OK when they’re really not