This week the gang group together two of the less awe inspiring position groups of the 2024 draft, and manage to stay on task for a worryingly long time.
This may have had a lot to do with a 360 lb individual.
Williams is the consensus number 1 - but how do the guys feel about the rest of the class?
Also, Tom makes a somewhat topical reference and everyone is stunned.
Answering all the important questions of the week, the guys manage to spend a surprising amount of time avoiding discussing the only game that occurred on Sunday.
At least we understand why Colum was delaying the autopsy.
Nonsense ensues this week as the guys discuss most of the news throughout the week, run through the quickly filling coordinator positions and finally give you their thoughts and predictions on 'The Big Game'.
Colum and Brad cover for their missing third member by running down the coaching and coordinator hires and rumors, then get to work dissecting the performances of the final four teams.
The boys are back in town and the trio pick through the remains of the NFL season. Just three games left (presuming you don't count the pro bowl), and the guys are no closer to make salient NFL analysis.
Brad and Tom stand in with Colum's turn to be absent this week, and manage to stick to football for almost the entire show.
Brad descends into magical Christmas land by the time the predictions roll around though, so it's not all plain sailing.
The regular season is over and oh boy does the news keep coming - a remarkable eight coaches have been fired, parted ways or left their jobs this season and we've got the latest and greatest on those who've left - including two league legends, Bill Belichick and Pete Carroll.
There's also a mini-Super Wildcard Weekend Preview and game reviews from a decisive Week 18, but that's actual football - there's coaches to be discussed!
Brad & Colum pulled double duty this week, so enjoy as they scramble more than Justin Fields to cover everything!
Brad once again left Colum and Tom to their own devices, and the end product is slightly less in the weeds than you might expect.
Tom even nails two pop-culture references.
Well, well, well - how the average rekindle their careers.
Joe Flacco, Mason Rudolph and Brad's cameo bets all come back to relevancy in one week. Merry Christmas to your ears.
Brad leaves and the ship falls to the bottom of the ocean.
Tom finally calls out Tomlin, and Colum decides Burrow is average.
Pop culture AND a break down of which NFL teams are good, which are bad, and which are historically pitiful? What more could you want?
It's not what it sounds like, I promise.
Guaranteeing a quick pod this week, the guys manage to go just about as long as normal - Personally I blame Jake Browning.
I don't know how we got there, and I'm not sure where we went after - but join the guys this week as they recap all of the games of the week, and make varying levels of sense throughout.
It's finally time to admit the Zach Wilson era is over in New York, is it also time to call another young QBs career done before it gets started?
Running through all the week 11 games comes a distinct second this week, as Tom decides to derail the podcast for ten minutes by slamming Shanahan for his desperation to break a record.
Coming at you a week late, the guys project forward who they think could win the prestigious NFL awards.
Also included: A wheel of cheese, more owner/gm accusations and a complete Week 9 run down.
From the lows of Kirk Cousins' Achilles injury to the high-nicke of a new QB in Atlanta - we delve into the depths of a stacked Week 8, trade deadline and injury report. Plus the guys are joined by a special guest!
It was a wild officiating week, and as such the guys attempt to penalize each other's game analysis.
This one has it all. Injuries, drunken recounts, and most importantly Kraft video demands.
Also included: Some football analysis.
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