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Every Tuesday and Thursday host Sheil Kapadia teams up with a rotating crew of Ringer colleagues and NFL friends to unpack the league’s biggest stories.
Make sure you follow @RingerNFLShow on Instagram, TikTok, X and @RingerNFL on YouTube.
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Billy Gil shine a light on the NFL media sphere and pick the 10 biggest headlines that currently have their analytic minds buzzing as the preseason gets underway.
(00:00) 10 summer NFL stories that have our attention!
(05:23) Mike Sando’s QB tiers
(15:29) Vikings name Kyler Murray QB1
(28:28) Bills respond to Highmark Stadium criticism
(35:46) Dan Quinn’s master plan to revive the Commanders
(43:32) Kirk Cousins, Maxx Crosby held out of practice following fight
(48:31) CBS: No timetable on Tony Romo’s future after arrest
(01:00:07) Behind the scenes with Ben Johnson
(01:11:08) NFL rookies and their first paychecks
(01:22:07) Can the Cowboys achieve GOTI status?
(01:30:34) The State of the Cleveland Browns
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Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Billy Gil
Producer: Chris Sutton
Video Editor: Stefano Sanchez
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopowell
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Diante Lee get together to share, analyze, and debate their respective power rankings for the top 10 defenses in the NFL as we approach the upcoming season.
(00:00) Ranking the top 10 NFL defenses for the 2026 season
(3:12) Buffalo Bills
(9:26) Indianapolis Colts
(13:42) Kansas City Chiefs
(19:01) Tampa Bay Bucs
(25:30) Los Angeles Chargers
(31:50) Baltimore Ravens
(39:14) New England Patriots
(44:19) Minnesota Vikings
(51:15) Denver Broncos
(56:28) Pittsburgh Steelers
(1:01:57) Philadelphia Eagles
(1:06:49) Los Angeles Rams
(1:13:15) Seattle Seahawks
(1:19:30) Houston Texans
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Guest: Diante Lee
Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopowell
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Diante Lee get together to share, analyze, and debate their respective power rankings for the top 10 offenses in the NFL as we approach the upcoming season.
(00:00) Ranking the top 10 NFL offenses for the 2026 season
(03:38) Jacksonville Jaguars
(09:53) Kansas City Chiefs
(15:47) Denver Broncos
(23:21) Green Bay Packers
(31:30) Detroit Lions
(36:30) Chicago Bears
(44:19) Baltimore Ravens
(53:49) New England Patriots
(59:20) Los Angeles Chargers
(01:04:43) Dallas Cowboys
(01:08:10) Cincinnati Bengals
(01:15:55) Buffalo Bills
(01:20:32) Los Angeles Rams
(01:25:17) Honorable mentions
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Guest: Diante Lee
Producer: Chris Sutton
Video Editor: Stefano Sanchez
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopowell
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Diante Lee start the pod by analyzing the headlines surrounding Jalen Carter’s extension with the Eagles, Vita Vea’s trade request from the Bucs, and 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan's car crash. They then take a look at some of the buzziest NFL teams around the league and propose fake training camp headlines they think their fans would love to see.
(00:00) Questions we want answered before Week 1
(02:42) Eagles extend Jalen Carter
(11:20) Vita Vea requests trade from Bucs
(20:01) Kyle Shanahan’s car crash details
(24:54) Baltimore Ravens training camp headline we’d like to see
(30:02) Los Angeles Rams training camp headline we’d like to see
(34:37) Dallas Cowboys training camp headline we’d like to see
(40:46) Chicago Bears training camp headline we’d like to see
(44:48) Seattle Seahawks training camp headline we’d like to see
(49:00) Las Vegas Raiders training camp headline we’d like to see
(52:10) Denver Broncos training camp headline we’d like to see
(55:02) Tennessee Titans training camp headline we’d like to see
(58:34) New York Giants training camp headline we’d like to see
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Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Diante Lee
Producer: Chris Sutton
Video Editor: Stefano Sanchez
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopowell
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Austin Gayle, Steven Ruiz, and Diante Lee start the pod by analyzing LB Jordyn Brooks’s big contract extension with the Miami Dolphins and Devonte Wyatt’s new deal with the Green Bay Packers. They then go through every division in the NFC conference and speculate on possible outcomes for each team in the upcoming 2026 NFL season.
() Big contract extensions and 2026 NFC scenario predictions
() Jordyn Brooks's and Devonte Wyatt’s contract extensions
() NFC West predictions
() NFC North predictions
() NFC East predictions
() NFC South predictions
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Host: Austin Gayle
Guests: Steven Ruiz and Diante Lee
Producer: Chris Sutton
Video Editor: Stefano Sanchez
Engineer: Jason Arreola
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopowell
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Austin Gayle, Steven Ruiz, and Diante Lee shine a light on every division in the AFC conference and speculate on possible outcomes for each team in the upcoming 2026 NFL season.
(00:00) Best-, worst-, and weirdest-case scenarios for every AFC team in 2026
(02:08) AFC North predictions
(24:07) AFC West predictions
(51:14) AFC East predictions
(01:04:59) AFC South predictions
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Host: Austin Gayle
Guests: Steven Ruiz and Diante Lee
Producer: Chris Sutton
Video Editor: Stefano Sanchez
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopowell
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Todd McShay and Stephen Muench from The McShay Show bring their “Building the Board” series over to The Ringer NFL Show, where they analyze and rank the biggest college football QB prospects set to be available for the 2027 draft. They then shine a light on the NFL teams that will most likely need a QB by next spring and highlight others who may just want to take advantage of a very talent-heavy class to build roster depth.
(00:00) Building the Board: A look ahead to the 2027 QB draft class
(05:11) Todd’s and Steve’s 2027 QB class top-five lists
(14:28) LaNorris Sellers
(16:52) Sam Leavitt
(25:21) CJ Carr
(28:29) Arch Manning
(36:38) Darian Mensah
(37:56) Brendan Sorsby
(42:03) NFL teams that should focus on the 2027 QB draft class
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Host: Todd McShay
Guest: Stephen Muench
Producer: Chris Sutton
Video Editor: Stefano Sanchez
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopowell
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The Ringer’s own Danny Heifetz and Sean Fennessey get together to examine the New York football vibes after the Knicks won their NBA championship. Sean then breaks down his level of Jets optimism heading into next season, while Danny wonders if John Harbaugh will be able help Jaxson Dart and his beloved Giants level up in 2026.
(00:00) The Knicks' championship and New York football
(01:46) Have the Knicks given hope to Jets and Giants fans?
(06:24) NY Jets optimism
(26:23) Jaxson Dart, John Harbaugh, and the NY Giants
(48:35) New York football team predictions for ‘26
(53:12) Sean on watching the Knicks win a championship with his daughter
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Host: Danny Heifetz
Guest: Sean Fennessey
Producer: Chris Sutton
Video Editor: Stefano Sanchez
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopowell
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The Ringer’s own Logan Murdock and Austin Gayle get together to celebrate and rank the moments in recent Raiders history, talk about when they were most optimistic as fans of the team, and agonize over the many unfortunate events that derailed the Silver and Black from achieving success.
(00:00) Ranking and reliving the Raiders’ rebuilds
(03:32) Why are you a Raiders fan?
(13:04) Antonio Pierce replaces Josh McDaniels
(17:13) Post–2003 AFC championship vibes
(27:28) JaMarcus Russell
(37:41) Tom Cable and the 2010 season
(44:57) Pete Carroll and Smith
(52:36) Fernando Mendoza and Klint Kubiak
(58:26) The effects of the Tuck Rule Game
(01:04:36) 2016 with Jack Del Rio and Derek Carr
(01:10:25) The Randy Moss era
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Host: Austin Gayle
Guest: Logan Murdock
Producer: Chris Sutton
Video Editor: Stefano Sanchez
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopowell
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Steven Ruiz and the Ringer’s own Lindsay Jones get together to talk about some of the most newsworthy QB situations around the NFL, including Brendan Sorsby’s declaration for the supplemental draft and Baker Mayfield's contract negotiations with the Tampa Bay Bucs. Lindsay then details her experiences at Denver Broncos mini-camp earlier this week.
QB news around the NFL
(00:55) Quarterbacks in turmoil!
(02:46) Brendan Sorsby declares for the supplemental draft
(19:44) Baker Mayfield’s contract negotiations with the Bucs
(27:47) The JJ McCarthy/Kyler Murray QB controversy in Minnesota
(37:06) Bo Nix and Broncos mini-camp vibes
(53:08) Drake Maye and and 3rd-year QBs under pressure
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Host: Steven Ruiz
Guest: Lindsay Jones
Producer: Chris Sutton
Video Editor: Stefano Sanchez
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopowell
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The Ringer’s own Steven Ruiz and Diante Lee get together to shine a light on the current rosters of all the teams around the NFL and analyze, debate, and rank the state of each one outside of the quarterback position.
(00:00) The QB-Agnostic NFL Roster Rankings!
(05:15) The bottom-tier teams
(26:52) The mid-tier teams
(54:53) The top 10
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Host: Steven Ruiz
Guest: Diante Lee
Producer: Chris Sutton
Video Editor: Stefano Sanchez
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopowell
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Diante Lee react to a shocking June 1 in the NFL, breaking down the Rams’ blockbuster trade for Myles Garrett, what the deal means for the Browns’ rebuild, and which contenders should have been more aggressive. Then, they unpack A.J. Brown’s move to New England, the Eagles’ return, and whether the Patriots just gave Drake Maye the no. 1 receiver he needed.
(00:00) Intro
(00:53) Browns trade Myles Garrett to the Rams
(23:03) The trade from Cleveland’s perspective
(35:52) Would you make that deal?
(42:25) Eagles trade A.J. Brown to the Patriots
(52:36) The trade from New England’s perspective
Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Diante Lee
Producers: Chris Sutton and Steve Ahlman
Video editor: Stefano Sanchez
Production supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopowell
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Diante Lee take an early look at the 2026-27 NFL season and tackle some of the biggest questions surrounding the current state of the most polarizing teams and players in the AFC.
(00:00) Around the AFC With 10 Big Questions!
(01:19) Will the Ravens or Bills get to the Super Bowl next year?
(09:05) Who will win more games: Browns, Raiders, or Dolphins?
(17:32) Which playoff teams from last season will not make it this season?
(26:38) How high will Cam Ward’s EPA per play be?
(33:44) Will C.J. Stroud get a big contract extension?
(42:28) Will the Patriots and Broncos repeat as division champs?
(48:39) Which non-playoff teams from las season will make the playoffs this season?
(57:03) Will Justin Herbert or Trevor Lawrence make the leap to MVP status?
(01:03:08) Who will have a better season: Geno Smith or Aaron Rodgers?
(01:08:52) Will Daniel Jones, Chris Ballard, and Shane Steichen still be with the Colts in 2027?
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Guest: Diante Lee
Producer: Chris Sutton
Video Editor: Stefano Sanchez
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopowell
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Diante Lee take an early look at the 2026-27 NFL season and tackle some of the biggest questions surrounding the current state of the most polarizing teams and players in the NFC.
(00:00) Around the NFC with 10 big questions!
(02:05) More likely: Seahawks back in the Super Bowl, or Cardinals get the no. 1 pick in 2027?
(09:37) Three coaches on the hot seat
(17:04) More likely: Giants win the NFC East, or Vikings win the NFC North?
(23:53) The Commanders' 2026 outlook
(31:13) Which three NFC playoff teams won’t be in it next season?
(40:29) Ranking the NFC South QBs
(57:49) Which non-playoff teams will be in the playoffs next season?
(01:00:48) Most likely outcome for the Rams in '26-27
(01:07:12) NFC QBs most likely to win MVP
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Guest: Diante Lee
Producer: Chris Sutton
Video Editor: Stefano Sanchez
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopowell
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Sheil and Ben Solak from ESPN shine a light on some of the most polarizing players, teams, and coaches around the league, and theorize the headlines we’re likely to see about them buzzing around NFL media circles in three years.
(00:53) 2029 Future NFL Predictions
(04:06) Jalen Hurts
(18:55) Peyton Manning and Tom Brady
(26:25) Mike Tomlin
(45:03) Kyle Shanahan
(50:48) Robot refs
(57:35) Lamar Jackson
(01:05:20) Chicago Bears
(01:10:06) San Diego Chargers
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Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Ben Solak
Producer: Chris Sutton
Video Editor: Stefano Sanchez
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopowell
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Sheil and Patrick Daugherty from NBC Sports get together to systematically rank and debate every head coach in the NFL to determine who would lead their theoretical franchises.
(00:00) NFL head coaches draft!
(00:54) Pick nos. 1-5
(21:01) Pick nos. 6-12
(41:01) Pick nos. 13-32
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Guest: Patrick Daugherty
Producer: Chris Sutton
Video Editor: Stefano Sanchez
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopowell
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Austin Gayle get together to analyze and discuss the most intriguing media stories surrounding key players, coaches, and teams around the league that came out of NFL draft weekend.
(00:00) Secrets revealed! What we’ve learned since the draft ended
(02:49) Sean McVay and Ty Simpson
(16:22) Mike Vrabel
(30:26) The tight end trend in the NFL
(41:25) Mike McDaniel
(48:30) Baltimore Ravens
(55:30) San Francisco 49ers
(01:04:05) The NFL’s new offensive playcallers
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Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Austin Gayle
Producer: Chris Sutton
Video Editor: Stefano Sanchez
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopowell
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Diante Lee get together after the third day of the 2026 NFL draft to assess which teams and players either raised their status heading into next season or inexplicably put the development of their organizations on the back foot over the weekend.
(00:48) 2026 NFL Draft Winners and Losers
(01:25) Cleveland Browns
(09:44) New York Giants
(15:56) New Orleans Saints
(21:00) New England Patriots
(32:14) Jacksonville Jaguars
(39:44) NFL draft quick hits
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Guest: Diante Lee
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Diante Lee get together to share their instant reactions to all the big moves and storylines that happened in the first round of the 2026 NFL draft.
(00:00) First round takeaways!
(01:22) L.A. Rams pick Ty Simpson
(22:17) Las Vegas Raiders pick Fernando Mendoza
(23:03) NY Jets draft three players in the first round
(31:32) Arizona Cardinals draft Jeremiyah Love
(37:46) Tennessee Titans pick twice in Round 1
(42:27) NY Giants take Arvell Reese and Francis Mauigoa
(46:14) The Kansas City Chiefs’ big first-round picks
(53:08) NFL draft first round quick hits
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Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Diante Lee
Producer: Chris Sutton
Video Editor: Stefano Sanchez
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopowell
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Steven Ruiz, Diante Lee, and Austin Gayle complete their group mock, discussing the moves they think each team will make (including trades) during the first round of the 2026 NFL draft.
(00:00) The perfect mock draft, Part 2: Picks 17 to 32
(00:46) No. 17 Detroit Lions
(03:59) No. 18 Minnesota Vikings
(07:49) No. 19 Carolina Panthers
(11:34) No. 20 Philadelphia Eagles
(14:43) No. 21 Pittsburgh Steelers
(19:32) No. 22 Los Angeles Chargers
(23:38) No. 23 Dallas Cowboys
(25:40) No. 24 Cleveland Browns
(27:46) No. 25 Chicago Bears
(30:17) No. 26 Buffalo Bills
(32:20) No. 27 San Francisco 49ers
(34:24) No. 28 Houston Texans
(37:37) No. 29 Kansas City Chiefs
(40:55) No. 30 New York Giants
(41:41) No. 31 New England Patriots
(43:01) No. 32 Seattle Seahawks
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Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guests: Diante Lee, Steven Ruiz, and Austin Gayle
Producer: Chris Sutton
Video Editor: Stefano Sanchez
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopowell
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Sheil starts the pod by giving his instant reactions to the blockbuster trade that sent DT Dexter Lawrence to the Cincinnati Bengals. He's then joined by The Ringer’s own Steven Ruiz, Diante Lee, and Austin Gayle, who get together to implement the first part of a big group mock of the moves they think each NFL team will make (including trades) on day one of the 2026 draft.
(00:00) The perfect mock draft: Picks 1 to 16
(00:47)Dexter Lawrence II traded to the Cincinnati Bengals
(10:06) No. 1 Las Vegas Raiders
(14:02) No. 2 New York Jets
(21:14) No. 3 Arizona Cardinals
(23:00) No. 4 Tennessee Titans
(27:22) No. 5 New York Giants
(31:22) No. 6 Cleveland Browns
(33:29) No. 7 Washington Commanders
(38:41) No. 8 Cleveland Browns
(41:12) No. 9 Kansas City Chiefs
(45:09) No. 10 Cincinnati Bengals
(47:24) No. 11 New York Giants
(50:20) No. 12 Dallas Cowboys
(55:57) No. 13 Los Angeles Rams
(58:44) No. 14 Baltimore Ravens
(01:00:59) No. 15 Tampa Bay Bucs
(01:06:48) No. 16 New York Jets
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Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guests: Diante Lee, Steven Ruiz, and Austin Gayle
Producer: Chris Sutton
Video Editor: Stefano Sanchez
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopowell
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Diante Lee look ahead to next week’s NFL draft and talk about the team moves and scenarios that they think will make the biggest impact on both the league and the 2026-27 season.
(00:48) Draft takes: Bold predictions, wild scenarios, and favorite player-team pairings!
(02:49) Defensive ROY predictions
(11:11) Examining the day-two prospects
(16:32) Favorite player-team pairings
(24:16) Offensive ROY predictions
(37:59) Bold draft predictions
(46:12) Ranking the top prospects
(51:45) Which NFL player could pull a 2021 Aaron Rodgers–style holdout this year?
(58:34) Which top prospects could fall to day three?
(01:00:53) Ranking the biggest media draft takes
(01:09:14) Ranking three possibly surprising outcomes for the draft
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Billy Gil shine a light on the upcoming 2026 NFL draft and talk about some of the biggest draft topics that are currently buzzing around the football media sphere.
(00:59) The NFL draft story lines that do and don't matter
(03:28) Fernando Mendoza buzz
(25:17) Story lines that don’t matter to the average fan
(30:10) Is it possible to have predraft fatigue?
(33:25) Qualifications for an accurate mock draft
(43:44) Overall thoughts on the NFL draft-day presentation
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Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Billy Gil
Producer: Chris Sutton
Video Editor: Stefano Sanchez
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopowell
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Austin Gayle shine a light on the status of some of the teams around the league heading into the 2026 draft, and postulate fake trades that they feel would bolster the glaring needs within their rosters.
(00:53) Trades That We Want to See in the 1st Round of the NFL Draft!
(4:17) New York Jets
(10:51) New Orleans Saints
(15:39) Kansas City Chiefs
(22:25) Dallas Cowboys
(26:39) Philadelphia Eagles
(37:08) Will a team trade for Maxx Crosby during the draft?
(44:19) Houston Texans
(48:21) Arizona Cardinals
(55:04) Chicago Bears
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Guest: Austin Gayle
Producer: Chris Sutton
Video Editor: Stefano Sanchez
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopowell
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The Ringer’s own Diante Lee stops by the pod to analyze and discuss Sheil’s biggest questions heading into the 2026 NFL draft.
(00:00) 10 Big Questions About the 2026 NFL Draft
(02:31) Which GM is under the most pressure?
(09:16) Which team will most likely change its public perception after this draft?
(18:56) Which prospect will go later than expected?
(29:39) Will Maxx Crosby or Dexter Lawrence get traded during the draft?
(37:24) When will Jeremiyah Love get taken in the draft?
(42:59) Which prospect has the best chance to be in the HOF?
(48:09) Which prospects are in the “let them find out” category?
(55:26) How will we view Fernando Mendoza in 15 years?
(01:01:10) Who will be taken higher than projected?
(01:07:20) Ranking three big media draft takes
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Guest: Diante Lee
Producer: Chris Sutton
Video Editor: Stefano Sanchez
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopowell
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The Ringer’s own Lindsay Jones joins the show to share the biggest news from the NFL owners meetings in Phoenix earlier this week. They then discuss the rumblings within the Eagles and Browns camps that are currently making headlines in NFL media circles.
(0:46) Takeaways from the NFL owners meetings!
(2:20) Referee updates
(21:26) Team USA flag football
(29:27) The inevitable 18-game season
(39:31) The international slate
(42:15) Does Jalen Hurts have friction with the Eagles?
(47:58) More Cleveland Browns dysfunction
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Sheil and the Ringer’s own Diante Lee issue their final installment of the Ringer NFL Show's official mock and analysis of the first round of the upcoming NFL draft.
(00:00) Mock Draft Pt. 3! Picks 22 thru 32
(2:17) No. 22: L.A. Chargers
(7:29) No. 23: Philadelphia Eagles
(15:54) No. 24: Cleveland Browns
(19:20) No. 25: Chicago Bears
(25:43) No. 26: Buffalo Bills
(33:02) No. 27: San Francisco 49ers
(37:44) No. 28: Houston Texans
(42:18) No. 29: Kansas City Chiefs
(47:47) No. 30: Miami Dolphins
(54:26) No. 31: New England Patriots
(01:40:00) No. 32: Seattle Seahawks
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Austin Gayle get together to analyze and debate who they think should come off the board at picks 11 through 21 in the upcoming NFL draft.
(00:00) Mocking picks 11 through 21 in the 2026 NFL draft!
(01:10) No. 11: Miami Dolphins
(07:01) No. 12: Dallas Cowboys
(12:48) No. 13: L.A. Rams
(22:03) No. 14: Las Vegas Raiders
(26:01) No. 15: Tampa Bay Bucs
(32:15) No. 16: New York Jets
(41:01) No. 17: Detroit Lions
(48:13) No. 18: Minnesota Vikings
(52:18) No. 19: Carolina Panthers
(54:30) No. 20: Dallas Cowboys
(59:36) No. 21: Pittsburgh Steelers
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Diante Lee get together to analyze and debate who they think should be the first 10 players taken off the board in the upcoming NFL draft.
(00:00) Mocking the top 10 picks in the 2026 NFL draft
(02:35) No. 1 Las Vegas Raiders
(16:07) No. 2 New York Jets
(23:59) No. 3 Arizona Cardinals
(27:57) No. 4 Tennessee Titans
(37:15) No. 5 New York Giants
(43:53) No. 6 Cleveland Browns
(47:43) No. 7 Washington Commanders
(54:41) No. 8 New Orleans Saints
(57:25) No. 9 Kansas City Chiefs
(01:02:36) No. 10 Cincinnati Bengals
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Steven Ruiz to share their reactions to the trade that sent WR Jaylen Waddle to the Denver Broncos, and analyze some of the other big news of the week. They then take a look at some of the big teams competing in the men’s March Madness tournament and find comps with like-minded NFL teams.
(00:00) Jaylen Waddle, NFL news, and March Madness teams!
(00:59) Denver Broncos acquire Jaylen Waddle
(20:45) Maxx Crosby gives his side of the Ravens trade debacle
(30:03) NFLPA elects JC Tretter as executive director
(34:50) NFL March Madness comps
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Diante Lee analyze and discuss the big free agency moves that sent Justin Fields to the Chiefs and Kyler Murray to the Vikings. They then set their sights on the Giants, Packers, and Bengals and debate how much those teams have improved so far this offseason.
(00:00) Justin Fields, Kyler Murray, and offseason team check-ins!
(01:48) Kansas City Chiefs acquire Justin Fields
(15:35) Kyler Murray signs with the Minnesota Vikings
(33:41) New York Giants offseason moves
(46:23) Green Bay Packers update
(55:42) Checking in on the Cincinnati Bengals
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Austin Gayle to analyze and debate some of the biggest free agency moves of the week and shine a light on the futures of those players and organizations.
(00:00) Maxx Crosby, Daniel Jones, and FA updates on the Bears, Cowboys, and Commanders
(00:57) Ravens rescind trade offer for DE Maxx Crosby
(20:16) What now for the Raiders after the Crosby trade debacle?
(29:34) Colts re-sign QB Daniel Jones
(41:19) 49ers acquire DT Osa Odighizuwa
(49:57) Bears offseason moves
(55:58) Commanders defensive makeover
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Sheil and The Ringer’s Diante Lee get together to share their instant reactions to the news of the Baltimore Ravens backing out of their blockbuster trade for DE Maxx Crosby. They then analyze and discuss an eventful second day of NFL free agency negotiations.
(00:00) Maxx Crosby Bombshell Dominates Day 2 of Free Agency
(01:03) Ravens back out of Maxx Crosby deal
(19:56) Teams that could be interested in Maxx Crosby
(31:37) Patriots sign WR Romeo Doubs
(36:26) Eagles sign CB Riq Woolen
(45:07) Jets acquire QB Geno Smith
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Diante Lee get together after a wild first day of free agency to analyze all the big player moves and debate whether teams made the right choices.
(00:00)Likes and dislikes from the first day of free agency!
(01:59)Jaylen Watson
(07:36) Alec Pierce
(10:54) Minkah Fitzpatrick to the Jets
(15:52) Kenneth Walker III
(21:35) Maxx Crosby
(30:29) Tyler Linderbaum
(39:02) Mike Evans signs with the 49ers
(45:16) John Franklin-Myers and Wan'Dale Robinson
(51:30) Malik Willis
(55:24) Tua Tagovailoa
(59:02) Devin Lloyd and Jaelan Phillips
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Billy Gil to analyze some of the big NFL trade news buzzing around the league. They then dive into the stories circling around the Raiders organization that might be accelerating Maxx Crosby’s possible exit from Las Vegas.
(00:00) DJ Moore trade! Trent McDuffie trade! And what are the Raiders doing?
(3:04) Bills acquire DJ Moore from the Bears
(24:30) Chiefs trade Trent McDuffie to the Rams
(35:23) Brandon Beane’s run
(43:51) Tom Brady, Alex Guerrero, and Maxx Crosby
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Austin Gayle start the pod by sharing their instant reactions to the news that the Cardinals are releasing QB Kyler Murray. They then analyze the NFL franchise-tag deadline, take a hard look at some of the stars and teams that are garnering the most buzz heading into the the upcoming free agency market, and highlight available skill players that may be flying under the media’s radar.
(00:00) Free agency preview
(00:44) Kyler Murray
(12:19) Daniel Jones and Alec Pierce
(21:11) Breece Hall
(24:08) Tennessee Titans
(26:35) Washington Commanders
(31:26) Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers
(34:49) Under the radar players on the free agency market
(46:06) Franchise tag sleepers
(49:46) Buyer-beware players
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Billy Gil to take a look at some of the biggest offseason headlines currently circling the NFL media sphere to determine which ones will have the biggest impact on the league going forward.
(00:00) NFL stories that have our attention!
(4:32) Kyler Murray vs. the Cardinals
(13:19) Raiders want to trade Maxx Crosby
(24:17) Does A.J. Brown want to be a Patriot?
(26:08) Replay errors in early games worry coaches
(37:03) Falcons tell Kirk Cousins he’ll be released
(39:45) The Vikings and J.J. McCarthy
(45:20) Bears looking to trade Tyson Bagent
(50:31) Sean Payton turns over play calling to Davis Webb
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Diante Lee scan the NFL free agent landscape to talk about where some of the currently available big-market stars are most likely to end up and where they think those players and their skill sets would actually thrive.
(00:00) NFL free agency matchmaker!
(0:40) Trey Hendrickson
(7:42) Jaelan Phillips
(12:52) Tyler Linderbaum
(19:29) Daniel Jones
(27:56) Malik Willis
(34:02) Alec Pierce
(39:09) Kenneth Walker III and Breece Hall
(45:33) Devin Lloyd
(51:13) Odafe Oweh
(54:05) Mike Evans
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Billy Gil to take a hard look at some of the week’s biggest NFL headlines and talk about how they're shaping the league’s offseason.
(00:00) Offseason NFL stories that have our attention
(3:16) Would signing Malik Willis be a good idea?
(13:58) Anthony Richardson’s complicated future with the Colts
(26:05) John Harbaugh’s frantic first 30 days as Giants HC
(43:56) 49ers are playing in Mexico and Australia next season
(47:42) Could the 49ers trade Mac Jones to the Vikings?
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Diante Lee officially kick off the NFL offseason by talking about and debating the futures for some of the biggest players who are poised to factor heavily into the league's narrative as teams prepare for the combine, the draft, and beyond.
(1:31) Maxx Crosby
(12:02) A.J. Brown
(33:58) Kyler Murray
(43:10) George Pickens
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Billy Gil and Diante Lee to break down the Seahawks' win over the Patriots in Super Bowl LX. They analyze all angles of the big game and discuss what the 29-13 result means for both teams and their standout players going forward.
(00:00) Super Bowl LX takeaways
(00:40) Seahawks defeat the Patriots 29-13
(6:13) What does this mean for Sam Darnold’s career?
(12:25) Are the Seahawks worthy champions?
(19:29) Mike Macdonald’s résumé bump
(21:24) Are the Patriots frauds?
(33:21) Weird broadcast moments
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Billy Gil and Diante Lee on radio row to share their experiences in San Francisco during Super Bowl week and make their picks for Sunday’s big game.
(00:00) Super Bowl preview and picks from radio row
(39:22) Is Santa Clara a good host city for SB LX?
(6:30) Super Bowl X factors
(18:00) The official Ringer NFL Super Bowl picks
(30:48) The Ringer 107
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Billy Gil are joined by former Philadelphia Eagles DE Chris Long to talk about how they think Super Bowl LX is going to go down Sunday. Later, Raiders running back Ashton Jeanty stops by the show to discuss life in the NFL, his food regimen, and more!
(00:00) Super Bowl LX Radio Row with Chris Long and Ashton Jeanty
(00:36) Chris Long
(15:36) Ashton Jeanty
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Sheil and The Ringer’s Billy Gil are joined by Mina Kimes from ESPN to talk about her experiences during Super Bowl week as a Seahawks fan and what she expects to see from her team during the big game.
(00:40) Super Bowl takes with Mina Kimes
(7:14) How does Mina feel about the SB LX matchup?
(15:46) Worst-case scenarios
(22:02) Mina’s hipster football take
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s Billy Gil and Nate Tice from Yahoo Sports’ Football 301 show to talk about, analyze, and debate the players and moments they're predicting will prove pivotal in the outcome of Super Bowl LX.
(2:12) Bold predictions for Super Bowl LX
(2:52) Drew Lock
(5:46) Drake Maye
(11:52) Klint Kubiak
(19:47) The Patriots
(24:23) Mike Vrabel
(25:49) Doug Baldwin
(27:20) Jaxon Smith-Njigba
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Billy Gil get together on the first day of radio row at Super Bowl LX to analyze and discuss some of the biggest NFL news that happened over the weekend.
(00:00) Vikings fire their GM, coaching carousel news, and Super Bowl LX radio row first day
(5:51) Vikings fire GM Kwesi Adofo-Mensah
(16:29) Cardinals hire head coach Mike LaFleur
(22:14) Raiders hire head coach Klint Kubiak
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Diante Lee to talk about the staff turmoil within the New York Jets organization, and analyze the Philadelphia Eagles’ selection of Sean Mannion as their new offensive coordinator.
(00:00) Jets dysfunction and the Eagles’ new OC
(1:37) The Jets’ staff turmoil
(13:42) Eagles hire OC Sean Mannion
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Steven Ruiz to talk about Bill Belichick’s shocking omission from the NFL Hall of Fame this year. They then share their instant reactions to the news of the Cleveland Browns hiring Todd Monken as their new head coach.
(00:00) Bill Belichick snubbed!
(1:37) What happened?
(7:20) The Bill Polian theory
(19:15) Did voter assumption play a role? Is the outrage warranted?
(22:40) Cleveland Browns hire HC Todd Monken
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Billy Gil to analyze and discuss the questions surrounding some of the most intriguing NFL coaching searches and hires this week.
(00:00) Unsolved mysteries: Investigating the Bills, Browns, and Chiefs
(1:33) Buffalo Bills
(10:34) Cleveland Browns
(20:37) Kansas City Chiefs
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Austin Gayle to analyze and discuss some of the biggest coaching hires this week.
(00:00) Coaching carousel: Minter, McCarthy, and McDaniel
(1:34) Baltimore Ravens hire head coach Jesse Minter
(8:44) Pittsburgh Steelers hire head coach Mike McCarthy
(16:14) Los Angeles Chargers hire offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel
(20:46) Sean Payton’s fourth-and-1 call
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Billy Gil to share their instant reactions to a wild afternoon of NFL conference championship games.
(00:00) NFL conference championship reactions
(3:13) Seahawks defeat Rams 31-27
(19:50) Patriots defeat Broncos 10-7
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Sheil and Ben Solak from ESPN get together to take a hard look at the NFC championship matchup between the Rams and Seahawks and debate which team is more likely to represent the conference in the Super Bowl.
(00:00) NFC championship game preview
(3:23) Seahawks offense vs. the Rams defense
(13:27) Seahawks defense vs. the Rams offense
(26:30) The Ringer 107
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Sheil and Ben Solak from ESPN get together to take a hard look at the AFC Championship matchup between the Patriots and Broncos, and debate who’ll be the most likely team to make it to Super Bowl LX.
(1:37) AFC Championship game preview
(2:14) Broncos offense vs. Patriots defense
(16:27) Broncos defense vs. Patriots offense
(23:20) Buffalo Bills press conference
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Billy Gil to share their reactions to some of the biggest coaching hires in the NFL this week.
(00:00) Harbaugh, Stefanski, Hafley, and Saleh Land Head Coaching Gigs
(1:31) John Harbaugh/NY Giants
(10:49) Kevin Stefanski/Atlanta Falcons
(16:29) Jeff Hapley/Miami Dolphins
(23:00) Robert Saleh/Tennessee Titans
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Austin Gayle get together to share their instant reactions to the Buffalo Bills firing Sean McDermott as their head coach.
(01:34) Buffalo Bills fire Sean McDermott
(1:57) Was this the right move for the Bills?
(11:05) Who should be the Bills’ next coach?
(22:40) What’s next for Sean McDermott?
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Billy Gil to share their instant reactions to all of the big action that went down during Sunday's NFL divisional round playoff games.
(00:00) NFL divisional round Sunday reactions
(1:23) Rams-Bears
(17:54) Texans-Patriots
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Diante Lee to share their instant reactions to all of the big action that went down during Saturday's NFL divisional round playoff action.
(00:00) NFL divisional-round Saturday reactions
(1:38) Bills-Broncos
(20:09) 49ers-Seahawks
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Austin Gayle get together to analyze the biggest matchups from the NFL divisional round slate to determine what story lines will have the media buzzing on Monday morning.
(00:00) Predicting the divisional round headlines
(1:27) Bills-Broncos
(7:19) 49ers-Seahawks
(12:36) Texans-Patriots
(17:48) Rams-Bears
(26:50) The Ringer 107
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Billy Gil get together to share their instant reactions to the news of Mike Tomlin stepping down as the head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers.
(00:00) Mike Tomlin steps down!
(1:26) What's next for Mike Tomlin?
(18:29) Head coach pros and cons
(20:41) Mike Tomlin on TV?
(22:53) Billy Gil's Netflix pitches
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Diante Lee to discuss the Texans' big win over the Steelers in Monday night’s big wild-card matchup, and look ahead to the divisional round games.
(01:42) Texans defeat Steelers on wild-card Monday
(2:55) Texans defense dominates the Steelers offense
(5:44) Where do Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers go from here?
(13:09) What’s next for Mike Tomlin?
(18:43) Wild-card round winners and losers
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Billy Gil to share their instant reactions to and expert analysis on all the big action from Sunday’s NFL wild-card slate.
(00:00) NFL wild-card Sunday reactions
(1:46) Bills-Jaguars
(13:58) 49ers-Eagles
(23:51) Chargers-Patriots
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Sheil is joined by the Ringer’s own Diante Lee to share their instant reactions to a wild first day of the NFL playoffs.
(00:00) Bears Win Thriller Over Packers And Rams Survive Panthers
(1:47) Packers-Bears
(17:11) Rams-Panthers
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Austin Gayle start the pod by sharing their instant reactions to the news of the Miami Dolphins firing head coach Mike McDaniel. They then analyze all of the AFC matchups in this weekend’s slate to determine what story lines will have the NFL media buzzing when the final whistle has been blown on the wild-card round of the playoffs. (00:00) Predicting the AFC wild-card round headlines (1:42) Miami Dolphins fire Mike McDaniel (6:58) Bills-Jaguars (12:13) Chargers-Patriots (18:50) Steelers-Texans (25:04) The Ringer 107 The Ringer is committed to responsible gaming. Please visit www.rg-help.com to learn more about the resources and helplines available. Host: Sheil Kapadia Guest: Austin Gayle Producer: Chris Sutton Video Editor: Stefano Sanchez Social: Kiera Givens and Brian Waters Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopowell
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Billy Gil get together to analyze and debate some of the biggest NFL media talking points surrounding this weekend’s NFC wild-card games.
(00:00) The most interesting story lines in the NFC wild-card matchups
(1:57) Rams-Panthers
(11:23) Packers-Bears
(20:18) 49ers-Eagles
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Diante Lee to share their instant reactions to the news of John Harbaugh being fired by the Ravens as their head coach.
(00:00) John Harbaugh fired!
(1:56) Why did the Ravens have to fire John Harbaugh?
(14:10) Who should be the next coach of the Ravens?
(22:19) What’s next for John Harbaugh?
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Sheil is joined by Pat Daugherty from NBC Sports to analyze some of the administrative and coaching changes currently being implemented around the NFL and shine a light on a few of the big names who are trying to fill those empty spots.
(00:00) Black Monday in the NFL
(5:09) Atlanta Falcons
(9:23) Arizona Cardinals
(13:49) Cleveland Browns
(19:33) New York Giants
(23:38) Tennessee Titans
(26:36) Greg Olsen
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Billy Gil to talk about the teams, games, and players who created the biggest headlines in the final week of the regular season. (00:00) Winners and losers from Week 18 (1:30) Ravens-Steelers (8:55) Panthers-Bucs (18:04) Myles Garrett (23:52) Tom Brady (30:20) Player bonus roundup
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Diante Lee get together to analyze the biggest matchups from the Week 18 slate to determine what story lines will have the NFL media buzzing on Monday morning.
(00:00) Predicting the Week 18 headlines
(1:25) Panthers-Bucs
(6:49) Seahawks-49ers
(15:19) Ravens-Steelers
(27:38) The Ringer 107
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The Ringer’s own Billy Gil joins to celebrate the new year by offering some vital resolutions that the NFL and some of its teams should adopt in 2026.
(00:00) New Year’s resolutions around the NFL
(9:02) New York Jets: Intercept the ball
(13:23) Las Vegas Raiders: Trade Maxx Crosby
(20:52) Buffalo Bills: Get Josh Allen a no. 1 receiver
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Sheil is joined by the Ringer’s own Austin Gayle to analyze some crucial individual player statistics that will be weighing heavily in the biggest Week 18 matchups.
(00:00) Three numbers that matter going into Week 18
(1:22) DK Metcalf's receiving yards vs. the rest of the Steelers offense
(11:08) Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s target share vs the rest of the Seahawks offense
(19:37) Baker Mayfield’s plummeting EPA numbers
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Billy Gil to take a hard look at all of the Week 17 action and determine what will be the most important things to pay attention to in the final week of the NFL season.
(00:00) What mattered in week 17?
(1:37) What matters most in next week’s Steelers-Ravens matchup?
(5:27) Does the Myles Garrett sack record controversy matter?
(12:05) What mattered most from Eagles-Bills?
(15:52) Does the Tom Brady glove controversy matter?
(24:56) What mattered most from Bears-49ers?
(29:22) Does Trey McBride’s tight end receptions record matter?
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Diante Lee get together to analyze some of the biggest matchups from the Week 17 slate to determine what story lines will have the NFL media buzzing on Monday morning.
(00:00) Predicting the Week 17 headlines
(1:19) Eagles-Bills
(6:36) Texans-Chargers
(13:39) Ravens-Packers
(22:11) Bears-49ers
(27:07) The Ringer 107
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Billy Gil to share some gift ideas to some NFL organizations who may be in need of a little extra Christmas cheer for the holidays.
(00:00) Gifts for NFL teams!
(1:31) Billy’s gift for the State of Kansas
(9:37) Sheil’s gift for the New York Giants
(16:31) Billy’s gift for the Ravens and Steelers
(21:47) Sheil’s gift for the Buffalo Bills
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Lindsay Jones to debate the viability of the AFC’s top contending teams as we head towards the end of the NFL season.
(00:00) Race for the 1-seed in the AFC
(1:37) Denver Broncos
(11:09) New England Patriots
(19:07) Jacksonville Jaguars
(25:04) The Hurry Up: 49ers defeat Colts on 'MNF'
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Billy Gil take a hard look at the biggest games from a chaotic Week 16 NFL slate to decide which individuals made the biggest impact on their organizations and what important questions are still left unanswered as we march toward the playoffs.
(00:00) The biggest winners, takeaways, and questions from Week 16
(1:15) Packers-Bears
(7:06) Jaguars-Broncos
(16:05) Steelers-Lions
(28:44) Bucs-Panthers
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Sheil is joined by Jacson Bevens from the Cigar Thoughts podcast to share instant reactions to the Seahawks' thrilling win over the Rams on ‘Thursday Night Football.'
(00:00) Seahawks defeat Rams on 'Thursday Night Football'
(1:16) How do we feel about Sam Darnold?
(8:49) The Seahawks' overtime 2-point conversion
(11:49) How do the Rams digest this loss?
(21:49) The playoff race is wide open
(25:51) The Hurry Up: The Ringer 107
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Diante Lee get together to analyze some of the biggest matchups from the Week 16 slate to determine what story lines will have the NFL media buzzing on Monday morning.
(00:00) Predicting the Week 16 NFL headlines
(1:13) Rams-Seahawks
(10:33) Packers-Bears
(18:50) Jaguars-Broncos
(26:52) The Hurry Up: Steelers-Lions
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Sheil and the Ringer’s own Billy Gil put the magnifying glass on two NFL quarterbacks who have a lot questions surrounding their futures as we head towards the the end of the season.
(00:00) QB unsolved mysteries!
(1:24) Joe Burrow
(18:46) Tua Tagovailoa
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Sheil is joined by Seth Walder from ESPN to dive into the crucial data surrounding some of the biggest hot-button topics buzzing around the NFL.
(00:00) Three numbers: The MVP race, the Parsons injury, and Seahawks-Rams
(1:22) The MVP betting odds
(9:14) Micah Parsons's pass rush win rate for the Packers
(16:30) Rams vs. Seahawks playoff ramifications
(26:42) The Hurry Up: The end of Patrick Mahomes’s second phase
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Sheil is joined by Austin Gayle to discuss the biggest things that happened in what was a wild Week 15.
(1:55) Micah Parsons injured on a non-contact play
(6:53) The pecking order of the NFC
(13:45) Bills vs. Patriots
(23:46) Broncos win their 11th straight
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Diante Lee get together to analyze some of the biggest matchups from this weekend’s slate to determine what storylines will have the NFL media buzzing on Monday morning.
(00:00) Predicting the Week 15 headlines
(2:24) Bills vs. Patriots
(8:29) Lions vs. Rams
(16:53) Packers vs. Broncos
(25:15) The Ringer 107
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Sheil is joined by Dan Hanzus from the ‘Heed the Call’ podcast to debate and decide how much they believe in the hype some of the most buzzworthy NFL teams are garnering as we head toward the final weeks of the season.
(00:00) Belief meter: Who do you believe in more?
(1:16) Jaguars or Chargers as AFC sleepers?
(9:21) Steelers or Bears as playoff teams?
(13:28) Can the Bengals make it to the playoffs?
(16:54) Packers or Broncos as Super Bowl teams?
(25:35) The Hurry Up: Bucs vs. Falcons on ‘Thursday Night Football’
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Billy Gil share their instant reactions to the Indianapolis Colts signing Philip Rivers, and analyze the legacy implications of the 44-year-old QB coming out of retirement.
(00:00) The Indianapolis Colts sign Philip Rivers
(1:35) Is this a good idea?
(18:49) Philip Rivers the family man
(20:48) The other possible QB options for the Colts
(24:33) Philip Rivers’s legacy
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Sheil is joined by Mike Sando from The Athletic to talk about which teams in the AFC have the best chance of contending for a Super Bowl within an increasingly wide-open 2025 playoff race.
(00:00) Identifying AFC Contenders
(1:26) New England Patriots
(8:32) Buffalo Bills
(15:29) Houston Texans
(17:11) Denver Broncos
(23:09) Jacksonville Jaguars
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Austin Gayle get together to share their most pressing player and team concerns after analyzing the results of some of the most consequential matchups from the Week 14 slate.
(00:00) The biggest questions coming out of Week 14
(1:31) Texans vs. Chiefs
(13:40) Steelers vs. Ravens
(23:13) Jaguars vs. Colts
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Sheil is joined by JP Acosta from CBS Sports to share their instant reactions to the Lions' big win over the Cowboys on ‘Thursday Night Football.’ They then use their expertise to predict what some of the big story lines will be after the final whistle has been blown on Week 14 in the NFL.
(00:00) Predicting the Week 14 headlines
(1:20) Lions defeat Cowboys on ‘Thursday Night Football’
(10:06) Chicago Bears vs. Green Bay Packers
(17:17) Houston Texans vs. Kansas City Chiefs
(26:10) The Ringer 107
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Sheil is joined by Ben Solak from ESPN to analyze and debate which players and coaches should be the front-runners for some of the major NFL awards at this point in the season.
(00:00) NFL awards races!
(1:21) The MVP race
(11:05) The Coach of the Year race
(19:05) The Offensive Player of the Year race
(26:58) The Hurry Up: Lions vs. Cowboys on ‘TNF’
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Sheil is joined by Pat Daugherty from NBC Sports to talk about some of the head coaches around the NFL who may be on the verge of looking for new franchises to helm this offseason.
(00:00) NFL hot seat check-in
(1:21) Hot seat category #1: They’re gone
(10:17) Hot seat category #2: On the fence
(20:33) Hot seat category #3: The wild cards
(25:12) The Hurry Up: Things Get Worse for the Giants
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Diante Lee to talk about some of the NFL teams whose fan bases may have a heightened sense of anxiety as we head down the stretch of the 2025 season.
(00:00) The NFL panic index
(1:24) Baltimore Ravens
(9:46) Pittsburgh Steelers
(18:41) Philadelphia Eagles
(26:30) The Hurry Up: Patriots improve to 11-2
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Austin Gayle get together after a wild Week 13 to share what they think are the most intriguing questions around the NFL as we head into the final stretch of the 2025 season.
(00:00) The biggest questions coming out of Week 13
(1:37) Who is going to be the 1-seed in the NFC?
(9:58) Who will win the AFC South?
(17:12) Which contender is cooked, the Chiefs or Lions?
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Steven Ruiz take a hard look at the weekend slate and try to determine what NFL story lines will emerge after the final whistle has been blown on Week 13.
(00:00) Predicting the Week 13 headlines
(1:24) Cowboys stun Chiefs, keep playoff hopes alive
(6:56) Is the AFC South the most intriguing division?
(14:45) Saquon finally breaks out, lifts Eagles to a win
(21:47) Is Joe Brady the Guy?
(26:46) The Ringer 107
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Billy Gil get together to talk about the things they are most thankful for this year.
(00:00) Things we are most thankful for in 2025
(1:33) Black Friday football
(9:53) The season of hope
(15:04) The Micah Parsons trade
(18:29) Ham
(23:54) Jahmyr Gibbs
(24:50) Football traditionalists
(26:18) The listeners
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Austin Gayle to talk about some of the most polarizing NFL personalities this season who are in danger of losing all the clout they’ve earned over their careers if they don’t finish 2025 successfully.
(00:00) Who has the most at stake in the 2025 NFL season?
(1:31) Mike Tomlin
(10:57) C.J. Stroud
(19:35) Daniel Jones
(26:26) The Hurry Up: Raiders fire Chip Kelly
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Diante Lee get together after a blockbuster Week 12 in the NFL to assess how the current playoff scenarios look for both the AFC and NFC.
(00:00) The NFL playoff picture after Week 12
(1:27)The NFC playoff picture
(3:47) Can the Cowboys make it to the playoffs?
(7:25) Can the Chicago Bears make it to the playoffs?
(13:34) What are the least likely NFC playoff scenarios?
(18:56) The AFC playoff picture
(19:32) How do we feel about the Chiefs and Colts after Week 12?
(25:56) Can the Jacksonville Jaguars make it to the playoffs?
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Sheil and Domonique Foxworth from ESPN get together to take a hard look at some of the biggest matchups on this weekend’s slate and use their expertise to determine what headlines will emerge after the final whistle has been blown on Week 12 in the NFL.
(00:00)Predicting the Week 12 headlines
(1:44) Colts vs. Chiefs
(8:20) Eagles vs. Cowboys
(17:56) Bucs vs. Rams
(25:58) The Hurry Up: The Ringer 107
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Sheil and Mina Kimes from ESPN get together to share, debate, and analyze who they think are the top defensive squads around the NFL.
(00:00) The NFL’s most trustworthy defenses
(1:35) Seattle Seahawks
(9:42) Philadelphia Eagles
(14:33) Houston Texans
(17:58) Denver Broncos
(26:12) The Hurry Up: Texans vs. Bills
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Billy Gil take a hard look at some of the QBs around the league who may be on a hot streak now but have flaws that they’ve displayed in the past that could come back to bite their respective teams as we head down the stretch of the season.
(00:00) Are these QBs actually good?
(1:34) Trevor Lawrence
(11:17) Bryce Young
(21:58) Daniel Jones
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Sheil and Nate Tice from the Football 301 podcast take a hard look around the NFL landscape after a wild Week 11 to determine whether their biggest suspicions about some of the teams and players around the league have been confirmed.
(00:00) Unanswered questions around the NFL
(1:54) Who should be the AFC favorite?
(10:32) Can the Bears win the NFC North?
(16:36) How should Vikings fans feel about J.J. McCarthy?
(27:35) The Hurry Up: Falcons put Michael Penix Jr. on IR
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Diante Lee take a look at the results of the Week 11 NFL slate and use their expertise to test the strength of some popular narratives that are starting to materialize.
(00:00) Week 11 True or False
(1:39) The Denver Broncos are contenders
(11:03) The Kansas City Chiefs are in danger of missing the playoffs
(19:00) The NFC contender will come from Eagles-Lions, not Seahawks-Rams
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Sheil is joined by Marc Sessler, co-host of the Heed The Call podcast, to take a look at the top games in Week 11 and predict what the biggest storylines will be after all the games go final.
(00:00) Predicting the Week 11 Headlines
(2:25) No-Show in Buffalo; Bills Sip on Identity Crisis After Baker Cooks Up 4-TD Feast
(8:36) Mikey Mac’s Defensive Masterpiece Lifts Seahawks to Top of NFC West
(14:45) Philly Tussle; Chaos Reigns as Big Dom and A.J. Brown Tumble into Locker Room Wrestling Bout Following Ugly Loss to Lions
(21:18) Chiefs Make Statement: We Still Own the AFC West
(26:14) The Hurry Up: The Ringer 107
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Sheil is joined by Shawn Syed of SumerSports, and they talk about the best play callers this season. They discuss the following:
The genius of Shane Steichen and the Colts offense (2:18)
The cohesiveness of Sean McVay’s offense (7:13)
How Ben Johnson’s offense is putting Caleb Williams in a position to succeed (16:05)
The Hurry-Up (26:07)
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Anthony Dabbundo to look at the NFC and make playoff predictions.
Who will be the 1-seed? (1:50)
Who will be the division winners? (6:30)
Who will be the wild-card teams? (16:23)
The Hurry-Up (25:53)
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Daboll's Out! Five Candidates for the Next Giants Head Coach Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Danny Heifetz to talk about his Giants firing Brian Daboll. They discuss their feelings on the firing and whether general manager Joe Schoen should’ve been fired as well. Then Sheil throws five names for potential head coaches at Heifetz to see who he thinks should be the next head coach of the Giants. (00:00) Giants fire Daboll (1:47) Joe Schoen (09:37) Whom should they hire? (25:52) The Hurry Up This episode is sponsored by State Farm®️. Don’t settle for just any insurance when there’s State Farm. https://www.statefarm.com/lp/trainer The Ringer is committed to responsible gaming. Please visit www.rg-help.com to learn more about the resources and helplines available. Host: Sheil Kapadia Guest: Danny Heifetz Producers: Isaiah Blakely and Cameron Dinwiddie Social: Kiera Givens Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopowell
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Diante Lee get together to analyze the results of the Week 10 slate and share which AFC teams they think are well on their way to the playoffs this January.
(00:00) Predicting the AFC playoff teams
(1:33) Who will be the AFC division winner?
(18:27) Who will be the AFC wild-card teams?
(26:27) The Hurry Up: Dan Campbell takes over play calling duties
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Steven Ruiz take a hard look at the weekend slate and try to surmise what major story lines will have the media buzzing after the final whistle has been blown on Week 10 in the NFL.
(00:00) Predicting the Week 10 headlines
(1:37)Kyle Shanahan is back
(9:25) Saquon regains 2024 form against Packers
(14:27) Hamilton, Sold Out
(21:11) Patriots prove that they are for real
(26:00) The Hurry Up: The Ringer 107
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Sheil and Ben Solak from ESPN take a hard look at some of the NFL teams that appear to be heading toward major organizational overhauls after the trade deadline and offer analysis on how they can maximize their futures.
(00:00) The Rebuildables
(1:38) New York Jets
(8:46) Miami Dolphins
(17:54) Cleveland Browns
(27:04) The Hurry Up: Denver Broncos vs. Las Vegas Raiders on ‘TNF’
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Sheil is joined by Gregg Rosenthal from NFL Network to analyze and debate the major trades that went down around the league on deadline day.
(00:00) Trade deadline bonanza
(1:24) Jets trade Sauce Gardner to the Colts
(13:15) Jets trade Quinnen Williams to the Cowboys
(23:58) Saints trade Rashid Shaheed to the Seahawks
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Sheil Kapadia sifts through some of the emerging story lines around the NFL and ponders whether they are worthy of further consideration or merely conspiracies birthed in the NFL media hivemind.
(00:00) NFL Fact or Fiction?
(1:42) The Seattle Seahawks are favorites in the NFC
(6:38) Dan Quinn deserves to get crushed for leaving Jayden Daniels in the game
(9:11) Joe Alt was the most impactful injury from the weekend
(14:04) The Chiefs are going to be just fine
(16:46) The Eagles overpaid for Jaelan Phillips
(20:39) This is the beginning of the end for Kevin Stefanski
(25:06) The Hurry Up: Cardinals QB controversy?
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Diante Lee to share their instant reactions to and analysis of the most intriguing story lines that emerged from Week 9 in the NFL.
(00:00) What we learned in Week 9 of the NFL
(1:43) The Commanders’ season from hell
(5:51) The Bills have finally found something defensively
(15:09) The NFC North is in full chaos mode
(26:19) The Hurry Up: The Seahawks win in dominant fashion
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Sheil is joined by JP Acosta from CBS Sports to take a hard look at the weekend slate and try to determine what story lines will be dominating NFL media circles after the final whistle has been blown in Week 9.
(00:00) Predicting the Week 9 headlines
(1:59) The Buffalo Bills become the thing they sought to destroy against the Chiefs
(9:41) The Vikings hit a crossroads after a blowout loss in Detroit
(15:38) The Colts prove that the Steelers' arms are too short to box with the class of the AFC
(21:41) The Commanders keep their season alive with an upset over the Seahawks
(26:05) The Hurry Up: The Ringer 107
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Daniel Jeremiah from ESPN joins Sheil on the pod to analyze and debate how the 2025 NFL draft class is performing so far this season.
(00:00) 2025 NFL rookie check-in
(1:57) Cam Ward
(5:30) Jaxson Dart
(9:21) DJ’s top three picks
(13:21) Emeka Egbuka
(15:13) Travis Hunter
(19:17) Carson Schwesinger
(20:21) Nick Emmanwori
(20:40) Mason Graham
(21:20) QB reclamation projects
(25:44) The Hurry Up: Lions extend Aidan Hutchinson
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Austin Gayle take a hard look at this season's statistics for a few NFL teams whose recent successes may be distracting fans from crucial deficiencies within their rosters.
(00:00) Fraud watch!
(1:47) Chicago Bears
(10:14) Pittsburgh Steelers
(20:06) Jacksonville Jaguars
(27:27) The Hurry Up: The return of Lamar Jackson
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Sheil scans the NFL trade market and uses his expertise to determine which struggling teams should cut bait with some of their assets at the upcoming deadline and reboot for next season. He then shines a light on the playoff-bound teams in need of a specific roster boost and offers possible landing spots for available stars around the league.
(00:00) NFL trade deadline primer
(2:12) NFL trade deadline buyers
(12:07) NFL trade deadline sellers
(25:33) The Hurry Up: The Vikings' QB carousel
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The Ringer’s own Diante Lee joins Sheil on the show to analyze, debate, and discuss teams that played their best games during Sunday Week 8 action.
(00:00) The biggest winners from Week 8
(1:51) Green Bay Packers
(8:26) Baltimore Ravens
(17:50) Denver Broncos
(23:21) Philadelphia Eagles
(26:08) The Hurry-Up: Jets get their first win against the Bengals
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Sheil and Danny Kelly from The Ringer Fantasy Football Show get together and use their expertise to decipher which players, coaches, and teams will have the media buzzing after the final whistle on Week 8 NFL action has been blown.
(00:00) Predicting the week 8 NFL headlines
(1:33) Drake Maye cementing himself as one of the league’s stars
(6:35) After week 8 win Jerry Jones says he’s ready to deal
(11:55) 49ers keep it rolling with a skeleton crew roster
(17:44) Pocket Lamar saves Ravens season with epic win against the Bears
(22:20) Love outduels Rodgers in Sunday night thriller
(24:05) The Hurry Up: The Ringer 107
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Diante Lee to share and debate imaginary NFL trades that they feel should definitely be implemented before this season's deadline.
(00:00) Five fake trades that need to happen
(2:07) Raiders trade Maxx Crosby to the Cowboys
(6:56) Bengals trade Trey Hendrickson to Patriots
(13:09) Saints trade Chris Olave to the Bills
(18:57) Jets trade Breece Hall to Chiefs
(22:20) Dolphins trade Jaelen Phillips to the Eagles
(27:08) The Hurry-Up: The Jayden Daniels Injury
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Anthony Dabbundo to analyze and debate which teams around the league they’ll be refusing to watch on Sundays going forward.
(00:00) The least watchable teams in the NFL
(2:09) Houston Texans
(6:16) San Francisco 49ers
(9:19) Las Vegas Raiders
(14:25) Cleveland Browns
(15:55) Tennessee Titans
(19:00) Arizona Cardinals
(20:58) Why the Jets are not on this list
(22:11) Washington Commanders
(25:19) The Hurry-Up: Woody Johnson makes the bad Jets worse
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Steven Ruiz to analyze and debate the NFC teams that have positioned themselves for the most success going into the second half of the NFL season.
(00:00) Power ranking the NFC contenders
(2:48) Green Bay Packers
(8:14) Los Angeles Rams
(10:49) Detroit Lions
(13:00) Philadelphia Eagles
(18:47) Dallas Cowboys
(21:49) Seattle Seahawks
(23:57) Tampa Bay Bucaneers
(25:24) San Francisco 49ers
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The Ringer’s own Austin Gayle joins Sheil after Sunday’s NFL action to analyze and shine a light on the teams who emerged with the most compelling story lines.
(00:00) Three Takes That Matter After Week 7
(2:13) Denver Broncos
(11:03) Philadelphia Eagles
(20:03) Las Vegas Raiders
(23:36) New York Jets
(25:18) Tennessee Titans
(27:31) The Hurry Up: Indianapolis Colts
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Sheil and Field Yates from ESPN take a look at the weekend slate and use their expert analysis to determine which players, coaches, and teams will have the media buzzing after the final whistle is blown in Week 7.
(00:00) Predicting the Week 7 NFL headlines
(2:50) Indianapolis Colts vs. Los Angeles Chargers
(8:14) Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Detroit Lions
(15:06) Miami Dolphins vs. Cleveland Browns
(20:18) New England Patriots vs. Tennessee Titans
(22:52) Kevin Stefanski and Cam Ward on the Titans in 2026?
(25:09) The Hurry Up: The Ringer 107
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Sheil and Mike Sando from The Athletic take a look at the results from the first six weeks of the season and talk about whether the trends they’re seeing are indicative of the actual state of particular NFL teams, or are simply anomalies within the course of a long NFL season.
(00:00) Which do we take more seriously?
(2:03) The Eagles or the Bills' two-game losing streaks?
(9:19) The Steelers as AFC contenders, or the Colts?
(16:47) The Bears as a playoff team, or the Panthers?
(23:55) The Hurry Up: Troy Aikman vs. the Chicago Bears
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Diante Lee employ a tier system to analyze and debate who should be the frontrunners for MVP after six weeks of NFL action.
(00:00) The MVP Tiers Breakdown
(2:10) Tier 3: The Long Shots
(9:54) Tier 2: You Have My Attention
(19:34) Tier 1: The Favorites
(27:08) The Hurry Up: More Dolphins dysfunction
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Sheil and Dave Dameshek from the Football America! show get together to take a look at seven of the top quarterbacks taken in the 2024 NFL draft and rank them according to their current levels of success.
(00:00) Redrafting the 2024 QB class
(1:58) Jayden Daniels, Drake Maye, and Caleb Williams
(14:37) Spencer Rattler, J.J. McCarthy, Michael Penix, and Bo Nix
(27:17) The Hurry Up: Titans fire Brian Callahan
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Sheil scans the league after all of the Week 6 Sunday action and shares which teams he thinks have all the elements necessary to go to the Super Bowl, and which fan bases are already looking forward to next season.
(00:00) Super Bowl tiers breakdown
(3:18) Tier 5: It’s not happening
(4:11) Tier 4: Playoffs? Maybe. Super Bowl? No.
(6:16) Tier 3: The drunk fan bases
(15:41) Tier 2: The lurkers
(22:25) Tier 1: The contenders
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Sheil and Seth Walder from ESPN check the pulse of the NFL to discern what all the pundits will be buzzing about after the final whistle is blown on the Week 6 action.
(00:00) Predicting the Week 6 NFL headlines
(2:20) Sam Darnold enters the MVP conversation
(6:35) The Ben Johnson offense has arrived
(13:46) The Chiefs are still the team to beat
(19:33) Nick Herbig is the best Steelers pass rusher
(24:07) The Hurry Up: The Ringer 107
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Sheil is joined by Patrick Daugherty from NBC Sports to talk about some of the NFL head coaches who have yet to establish winning cultures for their respective franchises in 2025.
(00:00) The worst coaching performances through week 5
(2:02) Brian Callahan
(7:30) Pete Carroll
(13:33) Aaron Glenn
(19:10) Jonathan Gannon
(25:13) Honorable mentions
(27:13) The Hurry Up: Eagles vs. Giants on ‘TNF’
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Steven Ruiz get together to share their instant reactions and analysis on a big trade that saw the Cleveland Browns send QB Joe Flacco to the Cincinnati Bengals.
(00:00) The Joe Flacco trade
(2:02) What does this trade mean in the short term for the Browns?
(7:39) What does this trade mean in the short term for the Bengals?
(10:31) What does this trade mean long term for the Browns?
(14:11) What does this trade mean long term for the Bengals?
(19:18) How does this all play out?
(26:25) The Hurry Up: Ravens trade Odafe Oweh for the Chargers’ Alohi Gilman
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Sheil is joined by "Golic & Golic" co-host Mike Golic Jr. to debate and analyze some of the NFL coaches around the league who’ve exceeded the expectations for their respective teams through the first few weeks of the season.
(00:00) Intro/cold open
(2:08) Shane Steichen
(6:56) Sean Payton
(12:49) Brian Schottenheimer
(16:21) Dan Campbell
(21:04) Mike Vrabel
(23:24) The Hurry Up: The Trevor Lawrence Experience
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The Ringer’s own Diante Lee joins Sheil to analyze a few of the most newsworthy results of Sunday’s NFL action and discuss how they’ve defined the state of some of the most talked-about franchises and their fan bases.
(00:00) Intro/cold open
(2:31) Question #1: Which fan base should be most excited after Week 5?
(15:39) Question #2: Which previously unbeaten team should be most concerned?
(22:49) Question #3: Which fan base should be the most bummed by the way that their team played in Week 5?
(26:36) The Hurry Up: Sean Payton and the Denver Broncos
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Nate Tice from Yahoo Sports and the Football 301 podcast joins Sheil to discuss some of the NFL players around the league with the most compelling narratives heading into the Week 5 slate.
(00:00) Intro/cold open
(3:13) Drake Maye
(9:54) Sam Darnold
(17:33) Trevor Lawrence
(23:30) The Hurry Up: Ringer 107
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The Ringer’s own Austin Gayle joins Sheil to analyze and discuss some very telling statistics that paint a picture of where some teams are after four weeks of NFL action:
(00:00) Intro/cold open
(1:54) Joe Flacco
(8:44) Ashton Jeanty
(16:45) Aaron Rodgers
(21:41) Saquon Barkley
(27:05) The Hurry Up: Sean McVay’s offensive scheme
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Dan Hanzus from the Heed the Call NFL Podcast stops by the pod to talk with Sheil about some of the teams around the league that have had particularly dismal Septembers and look like they might not be capable of righting the ship before January.
(00:00) Intro/cold open
(2:20) New York Jets
(9:19) Cincinnati Bengals
(14:38) Baltimore Ravens
(19:35) San Francisco 49ers
(25:25) The Hurry Up: The ever-expanding NFL schedule
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Bryan Curtis from The Ringer’s Press Box podcast joins Sheil to share his experiences in the Jerry World media scrum while covering the epic Cowboys-Packers tie on Sunday. They then shine a light on the billionaire owner’s mercurial relationship with the media, both locally and nationally.
For more reporting on Bryan’s sojourn into the belly of the Cowboys media bubble, check out his article on The Ringer here.
(00:00) Intro/cold open
(2:38) The Jerry Jones press scrum
(6:30) Jones’s relationship with the media
(12:38) The Dallas bubble vs. the national media
(19:30) How did the Micah Parsons trade affect how we view Jones?
(23:48) The Hurry Up: Tyreek Hill’s injury on ‘MNF’
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The Ringer’s Diante Lee joins Sheil after the grueling Packers-Cowboys tie on ‘Sunday Night Football’ to discuss some of the emerging storylines from Week 4‘s NFL action and debate whether any of them have any real potency.
(00:00) Intro/cold open
(2:26) Packers are on fraud watch
(9:27) AFC is rife for a surprise contender
(15:03) Ravens are still the AFC North favorite
(19:58) The Jaxson Dart bump is real
(26:27) The Hurry Up: The Liam Coen/Robert Saleh confrontation
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Jacson Bevens from Cigar Thoughts joins Sheil on the pod to break down and analyze the Seattle Seahawks’ thrilling victory over the Arizona Cardinals on ‘Thursday Night Football.’
(00:00) Intro/cold open
(2:33) Mike Macdonald's trust in Sam Darnold
(7:05) Sam Darnold is actually good!
(13:42) Expectations for the Seahawks
(17:17) Jaxon Smith-Njigba is dominating
(19:04) Sick of the Cardinals
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Dan Pizzuta from Snaps & Stats joins Sheil on the pod to talk about a few of the teams in the NFL that have yet to live up to their preseason hype in 2025.
(00:00) Intro/cold open
(2:11) Houston Texans
(10:50) Las Vegas Raiders
(17:39) Denver Broncos
(25:41) The Hurry-Up: Seahawks offense on the rise
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Sheil is joined by Pat Daugherty from NBC Sports to discuss the news of the Giants benching Russell Wilson for Jaxson Dart, and what it means for both QBs and HC Brian Daboll going forward.
(00:00) Intro/cold open
(2:38) How did the Giants get here?
(6:09) What to expect from Jaxson Dart
(10:57) Scenario 1: Dart is a revelation
(13:40) Scenario 2: Dart is OK
(15:57) Scenario 3: Dart is terrible
(19:18) How many starts does Russell Wilson make for the rest of his career?
(21:18) Who could be the Giants' next head coach?
(24:26) The Hurry Up: Dallas after the Parsons trade
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The Ringer’s Diante Lee joins Sheil to discuss, debate, and analyze the Detroit Lions' impressive victory over the Baltimore Ravens in a ‘Monday Night Football’ classic.
(00:00) Intro/cold open
(2:28) Detroit Lions make a statement win
(9:32) Dan Campbell’s influence / The fourth-down play
(15:59) Lions' defensive game plan
(20:45) Where do the Ravens go from here?
(26:39) The Hurry Up: The Nick Bosa injury
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Sheil is joined by Ted Nguyen from The Athletic to analyze how some of the hot-button teams in the NFC fared in Sunday’s action and talk about whether any of them revealed fatal flaws that may cause concern for their fan bases going forward.
(00:00) Intro/cold open
(2:15) Sean McVay is too conservative
(9:40) The Eagles offense is too conservative
(15:29) Concerns about the Green Bay Packers offense
(21:04) Do you feel better about the Bucs or 49ers?
(26:56) The Hurry Up: The Bears' vision comes together
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The Ringer’s own Steven Ruiz joins Sheil on the pod to offer his expert analysis on some of the second-string quarterbacks who will be stepping out from behind the clipboards and strapping on their helmets for their respective teams this Sunday.
(00:00) Intro/cold open
(2:26) Mac Jones
(6:49) Jake Browning
(11:59) Carson Wentz
(17:55) Marcus Mariota
(20:51) Tyrod Taylor
(25:18) Sheil’s Ringer 107 picks
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Mike Sando from The Athletic joins the pod to examine Daniel Jones’s resurgence, the L.A. Chargers’ hot streak, and Tampa Bay’s impressive performances, and talk with Sheil about whether the good vibes will be sustainable through the rest of the 2025 season.
(00:00) Intro/cold open
(3:06) Do You Believe in the Indianapolis Colts?
(11:34) Do You Believe in the Los Angeles Chargers?
(16:18) Do You Believe in the Tampa Bay Buccaneers?
(25:26) The Hurry-Up: Mike McDaniel’s Job Security in Miami
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Founder of the Go Long Substack and podcast Tyler Dunne stops by the show to talk with Sheil about the Chicago Bears' curiously slow start to the 2025 season after an offseason of media-heightened expectations.
(00:00) Intro/cold open
(3:25) What’s wrong with the new-look Bears?
(6:53) Did the Bears organization fail Caleb Williams?
(13:24) Ben Johnson’s impact on the Bears
(18:29) Cautious optimism with Ben Johnson going forward
(24:15) The Hurry Up: Tom Brady and the Las Vegas Raiders
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Sheil is joined by Ben Baby from ESPN to dive deep into the Joe Burrow injury timeline and talk about what the Cincinnati Bengals can do to keep their ship afloat until the QB's return at the end of the season.
(0:00) Intro/cold open
(2:50) Joe Burrow’s Injury Timeline
(5:11) Are the Bengals to Blame?
(11:40) Joe Burrow’s Play Style
(14:45) Is Joe Burrow injury prone?
(18:45) What to Expect from Jake Browning
(25:33) The Hurry-up: The Texans’ Disappointing Offense on ‘Monday Night Football’
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Nora Princiotti get together to talk about how concerned we should be with the Chiefs’ rough first couple of weeks of the 2025 season, and break down the silver linings that should see them right the ship going forward.
(0:00) Intro/cold open
(2:14) What is the panic level in Kansas City?
(7:05) How many ways can the Chiefs win?
(14:11) Patrick Mahomes’s 2025 narrative
(18:33) Which teams wouldn’t swap situations with the Chiefs?
(22:53) The Hurry-Up: Joe Burrow’s injury
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Sheil and JP Acosta from SB Nation get together to share their instant reactions to the Green Bay Packers’ dominating win over the Washington Commanders on ‘Monday Night Football’
(0:00) Intro/cold open
(2:27) Micah Parsons Changes the Way we look at the Packers
(6:52) The Packers impressive defense
(9:12) Is Matt LeFleur properly rated?
(14:05) Jordan Love has full control of the offense
(19:02) Are the Packers contenders now?
(20:47) What do we think of the Commanders?
(24:29) The Ringer 107 picks
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Lindsay Jones from The Ringer joins the pod to talk about some of the teams and upcoming games that have especially intriguing implications as we enter our second week of NFL action.
(0:00) Intro/cold open
(2:45) Are the Raiders the feel-good team of 2025?
(7:34) The Harbaugh-Carroll rivalry
(9:39) Is there something wrong with the Seahawks' makeover?
(15:19) Mike Macdonald's messaging
(17:06) Are the Dolphins descending into a season from hell?
(24:05) The Tyreek Hill scandal
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John Jastremski from the Ringer Gambling Show and New York, New York podcasts stops by to talk with Sheil about the bad vibes surrounding the Giants’ QB situation and whether we should now consider them on equal footing with their perennially struggling Big Apple counterparts, the Jets.
(0:00) Intro/cold open
(2:44) Who’s calling the shots in NY?
(5:26) Brian Daboll's Struggles
(6:35) Jaxson Dart needs to take over
(11:10) Daniel Jones shines in Indy
(13:17) When can we treat the Giants like the Jets?
(19:27) How many fans wanted to keep Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll?
(21:16) When will Jaxson Dart start for the Giants this season?
(23:26) Sheil ends the pod by putting a red flag on Tennessee Titans HC Bill Callahan
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Josh Norris from Underdog Fantasy gets together with Sheil to analyze the Minnesota Vikings’ comeback win against the Chicago Bears on ‘Monday Night Football’. They begin by breaking down why Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson fell short of expectations, before heaping praise on QB J.J. McCarthy’s in-game turnaround and the Vikings' stellar coaching infrastructure.
Sheil ends the pod with a breakdown of the San Francisco 49ers' injury woes, and how Kyle Shanahan will adjust going forward.
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Mallory Rubin convene after a thrilling ‘Sunday Night Football’ game that saw the Buffalo Bills erase a 15-point fourth-quarter deficit to defeat the Baltimore Ravens. They detail the reasons the Ravens fell short, discuss what they’re looking forward to from both teams for the rest of season, and debate whether Lamar Jackson has issues with big games. After the break, Mal shines a light on how this game may affect her Ravens appreciation going forward, and Sheil ends the pod with a dissertation on the Giants’ quarterback problem.
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Sheil and The Ringer’s Diante Lee get together to share their instant reaction to the Eagles' win over the Cowboys on opening night of the 2025 NFL season.
Sheil ends the pod with this week's picks for the Ringer 107 competition.
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Former All-Pro tackle and co-host of the Fitz & Whitpodcast,Andrew Whitworth, joins the show to talk about his favorite Week 1 matchups, and debate Sheil on what he thinks the big headlines will be next Monday. Games discussed include:
Sheil ends the pod with a look ahead to the Jets vs. Steelers game on Sunday.
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Steven Ruiz to talk about some of the quarterbacks around the league who are starting for their respective teams in Week 1 but are likely on a fast track to holding a clipboard on the sideline. This includes:
Sheil then ends the pod with an examination of the media aftermath of the big Micah Parsons trade last week.
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Sheil returns to unleash his hottest predictions for what he thinks will happen to some of the players, coaches, and teams around the league that are flying under the radar as we head toward kickoff.
Sheil then ends the pod with his assessment of the state of Matthew Stafford and the Los Angeles Rams.
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Shawn Syed from SumerSports stops by the pod to make his case for some of the sneaky-good QBs around the league who are poised to make the leap in 2025, including:
The honorable Judge Kapadia then makes his ruling on which of Shawn's clients is most likely to emerge as this season's biggest breakout star quarterback based on his testimony.
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Diante Lee to share their instant reaction to the shocking blockbuster trade that sent star edge rusher Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers. They analyze the details of the trade, shine a light on how this benefits the Packers, and debate where Jerry Jones and the Cowboys go from here.
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Sheil is joined by Fran Duffy from AllCity Network to talk about some of the biggest 2026 NFL draft prospects heading into college football season, with special attention on the exciting QB class. Players evaluated include:
Arch Manning
Garrett Nussmeier
LaNorris Sellers
Cade Klubnik
Drew Allar
Keldric Faulk
Sheil ends the pod with his analysis of Kyle Hamilton’s new contract extension with the Baltimore Ravens.
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Sheil Kapadia breaks down all 32 NFL teams through his patented tier system and uses it to produce his Super Bowl champion pick for the 2025-26 season.
Tier 5
Tier 4
Tier 3
Tier 2
Tier 1
Sheil's Super Bowl winner
He ends the pod by sharing his thoughts on Spencer Rattler and the state of the New Orleans Saints QB room.
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Sheil and The Ringer’s own Anthony Dabbundo take a look at the 2025 NFL schedule and share takes on some of the most polarizing over/under team win totals going around the horn, including the lines for:
Washington Commanders
Pittsburgh Steelers
Green Bay Packers
Tennessee Titans
Las Vegas Raiders
Sheil then ends the pod with his reaction to the big Trey Hendrickson and Terry McLaurin contract news.
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Sheil is joined by Ringer alum Ben Solak from ESPN to analyze and debate some of the team and player takes that are being propagated by the most educated football literati as we head toward the season kickoff, including:
There’s still hope for Justin Fields
The Ravens will get over the hump
Justin Herbert is a top-five QB
The official hipster team of The Ringer NFL Show
Caleb Williams is taking the leap with Ben Johnson this year
Trevor Lawrence is good at football
Sheil ends the pod by sharing his take on the Micah Parsons drama coming out of Dallas Cowboys camp.
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Andy Greenwald from The Watch stops by the show to talk about the Philadelphia Eagles' prospects for the upcoming season after celebrating a dominant championship campaign. Sheil lays out different scenarios Jalen Hurts and Co. could encounter this year, and they debate the most likely outcome. Topics include:
The best case for an Eagles repeat
The case against an Eagles repeat
The Jalen Hurts discourse
The worst outcome for Eagles fans this year
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On today’s pod, Sheil shares his three NFL MVP tiers, breaks down the criteria for each level, and shines a light on the players he sees as the front-runners as we head toward kickoff.
Tier 3 - The Long Shots
Tier 2 - You Have My Attention!
Tier 1 - The Usual Suspects
He ends the pod by revealing his MVP prediction for the 2025 season.
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s own Steven Ruiz to share their first reactions to the news of the Indianapolis Colts naming Daniel Jones their starting QB over Anthony Richardson heading into the 2025 season. They start by breaking down Richardson’s career timeline with the Colts organization and debating whether the player or the team are to blame in the debacle. After the break, they speculate on Jones’s 2025 season and talk about what the future holds for Richardson.
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Sheil gets together with Nate Tice from Yahoo Sports’ Football 301 pod to discuss some of the AFC Conference teams that may be operating under the radar as we head into the 2025 NFL season. Teams discussed include:
New England Patriots
Cincinnati Bengals
Indianapolis Colts
Las Vegas Raiders
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Sheil gets together with The Ringer Fantasy Football Show’s own Danny Heifetz to shine a light on some of the teams in the NFC that may be lurking below people’s radar as we head into the 2025 NFL season. Teams discussed include:
San Francisco 49ers
Arizona Cardinals
Dallas Cowboys
Atlanta Falcons
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Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Danny Heifetz
Producer: Chris Sutton
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Steven and Diante return to recap their favorite moments from the first week of the NFL preseason, with a special focus on the young quarterbacks looking to make some noise, including:
Shedeur Sanders
Cam Ward
Jaxson Dart
J.J. McCarthy
Bo Nix
Bryce Young
Anthony Richardson
They end the pod by taking a look at The Ringer’s Best NFL Teams of the Quarter Century Bracket and debating which squad will make it to the top of the mountain.
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante scan the league to analyze and debate the biggest story lines they’re excited about going into the first week of the NFL preseason games. Teams discussed include:
Las Vegas Raiders
New York Jets
Cincinnati Bengals
Minnesota Vikings
Indianapolis Colts
Cleveland Browns
They then discuss what they’re looking for in some of the individual matchups this weekend and much more!
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante get together to debate and analyze some of the most intriguing training camp buzz around the league. Topics include:
Matt Stafford’s back issues
Chiefs Offensive Line
Anthony Richardson's Redemption
NFC North QBs
Big Contract Updates
Travis Hunter
Feisty Matt LeFleur
Pittsburgh Steelers
Aiden Hutchinson and the Lions
Sheil ends the pod with his take on the Cam Newton vs. Jalen Hurts debate currently burning on social media.
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Steven and Diante start the pod by discussing the relationship status between Dolphins teammates Tua Tagovailoa and Tyreek Hill, before diving into highly publicized resignations within NFLPA leadership. They then go around the league and touch on some of the hot-button news, including updates on TJ Watt, Micah Parsons, and Trey Hendrickson, before diving in to the Tyrann Mathieu and Philip Rivers retirements. Finally, they employ the draft method to analyze and debate which NFL teams they are most excited to see play in the preseason.
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Steven and Diante start the pod by examining the effect Tristan Wirfs's injury will have on the Bucs' season. They then take a look at the Washington Commanders' new throwback jerseys, before discussing the Chiefs putting their franchise-tag option on guard Trey Smith. After the break, they systematically go through Diante’s current top-10 QB list and debate the futures for each individual signal caller, including:
#1 Lamar Jackson
#2 Josh Allen
#3 Patrick Mahomes
#4 Joe Burrow
#5 Justin Herbert
#6 Matthew Stafford
#7 Dak Prescott
#8 Jayden Daniels
#9 Jordan Love
#10 C.J. Stroud
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Steven and Diante get together to share their reactions to the blockbuster trade that sent Minkah Fitzpatrick to the Dolphins and all-star corner Jalen Ramsey to the Pittsburgh Steelers. They then systematically scan the most buzzworthy teams around the league and debate whether to buy into the futures of the squads who appear to be on the rise, or sell on the organizations who look like they’re trending downwards. Including:
Buy:
Texans, Broncos, Cowboys, 49ers, Patriots, Jaguars
Sell:
Lions, Chargers, Dolphins, Colts, Giants, Titans
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante use their expertise to analyze the NFC South division and discuss each team's offseason moves to determine what their level of success could be in the upcoming NFL season.
Tampa Bay Bucs
Atlanta Falcons
Carolina Panthers
New Orleans Saints
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante use their expertise to analyze the NFC East division and discuss each team's offseason moves to determine what their level of success could be in the upcoming NFL season.
Philadelphia Eagles
Washington Commanders
Dallas Cowboys
New York Giants
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante use their expertise to analyze the NFC North division and discuss each team's offseason moves to determine what their level of success could be in the upcoming NFL season.
Detroit Lions
Green Bay Packers
Minnesota Vikings
Chicago Bears
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante get together for an emergency pod to share their instant reactions to the news that quarterback Aaron Rodgers has signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante use their expertise to analyze the AFC South division and discuss each team's offseason moves to determine what their level of success could be in the upcoming NFL season.
Houston Texans
Jacksonville Jaguars
Indianapolis Colts
Tennessee Titans
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante use their expertise to analyze the AFC West division and discuss each team's offseason moves to determine what their level of success could be in the upcoming NFL season.
Kansas City Chiefs
Los Angeles Chargers
Denver Broncos
Las Vegas Raiders
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante start the pod by sharing their reactions to the 49ers extending quarterback Brock Purdy’s contract and talking about what this means for the team going forward. They then shift their focus to the rest of the NFC West division and use their expertise to analyze each team's offseason moves to determine what their level of success could be in the upcoming NFL season.
San Francisco 49ers
Los Angeles Rams
Arizona Cardinals
Seattle Seahawks
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante put their microscopes on the AFC North division and discuss each team's offseason moves to determine what their level of success could be in the upcoming NFL season.
Baltimore Ravens
Cincinnati Bengals
Pittsburgh Steelers
Cleveland Browns
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante start the pod by discussing the fallout surrounding the Ravens' release of kicker Justin Tucker. They then go through every team in the AFC East division and issue grades for their offseason developments so far while also sharing their way-too-early predictions for their levels of success next season.
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante start the pod by discussing the latest buzz around the Shedeur Sanders prank call scandal, and sharing their takes on J.J. McCarthy's bid to be the Vikings' new starting QB. They then shine a light on some of veteran contracts around the NFL that are still in question and speculate on their eventual landing spots, including:
Kirk Cousins
Dallas Goedert and Mark Andrews
George Pickens and Tyreek Hill
Jaire Alexander and Jalen Ramsey
Aaron Rodgers
Trey Hendrickson
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante return to analyze and debate some of the biggest buzz that has materialized around the league since the 2025 NFL Draft ended, while shining a light on major topics they missed in the moment. Topics include:
Bills GM Brandon Beane responds to draft criticism
Cowboys Fail to Land a WR
49ers go against draft consensus
Jaguars GM James Gladstone on Travis Hunter
The Shadeur Sanders prank call
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante get together after the third day of the NFL draft and they start their conversation by discussing the Browns taking Shedeur Sanders with the 144th pick and speculating on what this means for the mercurial college superstar and his new team going forward. They then survey the rest of the picks and talk about which individuals and organizations won big in this year’s draft, and which teams seemingly took a big step back heading into training camp.
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante get together right after the 32nd pick in the NFL draft to debate and share their instant reactions to the biggest story lines of the night. Topics include:
Jags trade up to get Travis Hunter
Giants draft Abdul Carter and Jaxson Dart
Falcons Trade up for James Pearce Jr.
Shedeur Sanders not drafted in first round
Raiders draft Ashton Jeanty
They end the pod with quick takes on the rest of the picks.
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante get together to analyze and debate some of the biggest rumors floating around the NFL media sphere as we head towards the 2025 draft. Rumors include:
Shedeur Sanders to the Giants? (4:23)
Shedeur Sanders not even drafted? (9:11)
QBs going higher than expected (14:04)
Jacksonville Jaguars first pick (28:25)
Ashton Jeanty and Tyler Warren go top 10 (35:51)
Kirk Cousins trade? (40:59)
Possible veteran trades (50:34)
They end the pod by sharing some of their favorite draft prop bets (1:00:03).
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Producer: Chris Sutton
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante put on their GM hats and use their expertise to simulate and debate draft and trade scenarios for all 32 picks in the first round of the 2025 NFL draft.
Picks 1-5 (2:55)
Picks 6-16 (22:04)
Picks 17-32 (46:28)
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Sheil and Diante return with their patented multi-tiered system to analyze, debate, and speculate on how teams in the AFC and their respective GMs are going to perform in the upcoming NFL draft.
GM tiers:
Take My Money (4:32)
Benefit of the Doubt (12:38)
Wild Cards (40:18)
Short Term-ism (1:08:38)
Lock Them Out of the Draft Room (1:17:06)
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante employ a multi-tiered system to analyze, debate, and speculate on which teams and GMs in the NFC are most likely to excel and improve in the upcoming NFL draft.
Cowboys, Saints, Seahawks (4:27)
Rams, Eagles, Bucs (25:18)
49ers, Packers, Lions (47:02)
Falcons, Giants, Vikings (1:07:54)
Bears, Cardinals, Commanders, Panthers (1:23:31)
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante put on their GM hats, scan the big prospect boards, and take turns picking, analyzing, and debating their individual selections for the Ringer NFL Show’s no-trade version of their mock 2025 NFL Draft.
Picks 1-5 (4:07)
Picks 6-18 (24:25)
Picks 19-32 (54:41)
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante return to discuss updates on the proposed NFL rule changes from earlier in the week. They then talk about Bengals VP Katie Blackburn’s comments on Trey Hendrickson’s contract negotiations (34:34), before shining a light on the chatter surrounding Micah Parsons's imminent extension with the Cowboys (50:31). The crew ends the pod by debating the futures of veteran QBs Aaron Rodgers and Kirk Cousins (1:01:40).
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante get together to analyze, debate, and collectively vote on some of the rule change proposals that were recently announced by the NFL competition committee. Topics include:
The tush push ban (3:41)
New kickoff rules (20:27)
Overtime changes (36:28)
Instant replay expansion (48:19)
Automatic first downs for defensive penalties (57:01)
Playoff seeding (1:07:52)
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante get together to survey the league and shine a light on the teams and GMs who have the most to win or lose in the upcoming NFL draft, including the Texans (5:33), Bills (13:05), 49ers (23:16), Dolphins (34:41), Bengals (48:18), and Seahawks (54:54).
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante are back to answer five of Sheil’s first-round draft questions. They start by discussing how confident they are that Cam Ward will go first in the draft, and whether the Titans will be the team to take him (03:17). Next, they break down the options for Shedeur Sanders (16:33) and Travis Hunter (40:34), and where they might go in the first round. After, they each choose the player who teams are overthinking the most (51:23) , and finally, they share their pick for which teams could blow up the draft with a trade (66:25).
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia, Steven Ruiz, and Diante Lee
Producer: Olivia Crerie
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Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante start the pod by discussing the latest developments surrounding Aaron Rodgers’s future landing destinations (3:24) and the new subjects for Season 2 of Netflix’s ‘Quarterback’ series (15:20). They then preview the upcoming NCAA men’s college basketball tournament by debating, analyzing, and drawing comparisons between the top-ranked teams in the bracket and the NFL teams that made the playoffs at the end of last season (25:12).
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante start the pod by sharing their reactions to Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins' new deals that keep them on the Cincinnati Bengals high-powered offense. Next, they react to CB Derek Stingley's new contract and shine a light on his significant contributions to DeMeco Ryan’s lauded defensive scheme in Houston (18:05). Finally, they scan the league and offer awards and superlatives for some of the biggest free agency moves, including takes on the Chiefs (29:55), Patriots (35:30), Jaguars (48:43) and Seahawks (52:45) most recent developments.
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante get together in the midst of the NFL free agency frenzy to talk about all of the big QB moves around the league. They begin their conversation by analyzing Aaron Rodgers’s viability as a starter and debating which team could still benefit from his services. Then, they shift their focus to Russell Wilson and Kirk Cousins, scanning the league for possible fits for their aging skill sets (30:37). They end the pod by taking a close look at Daniel Jones and Mac Jones’s new deals and discussing their pathways to success next season (47:25).
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante get together to discuss all of the high-profile moves that happened during the NFL’s official tampering period ahead of the start of free agency this week. They begin their conversation by talking about some of the teams and players who have already done the most to improve their status. After the break, they shine a light on some of the more disappointing moves that happened over the weekend, and talk about ways those entities can eventually right their ship (24:37). Finally, the crew scans the rest of trades and signings around the league and debates whether they were ultimately good deals or bad deals (56:28).
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante start the pod by discussing DK Metcalf’s request to be traded from the Seattle Seahawks and debating the most optimal landing spot for the star wide receiver. They then dissect some of the latest player moves around the NFL, including big news on Maxx Crosby, Joe Thuney, and Zack Baun (30:37). Finally, the crew take a hard look around the league and speculate on trades that probably will happen, opine on signings that should happen, and share their most fantastical player-team pairings that—most likely—will never happen (42:14).
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The Ringer’s Sheil Kapadia, Diante Lee, and Steven Ruiz get together moments after the passing of the NFL franchise tag deadline to discuss the big transactions of the past few weeks, including Saquon Barkley’s big extension, Chicago’s trade for Jonah Jackson, and more. Then, the guys look at potential landing spots for some of the big names swirling around free agency, such as Sam Darnold, Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson, Chris Godwin, Davante Adams, and more.
CHAPTERS:
• Notable franchise tags (00:00)
• Saquon Barkley's new deal (22:48)
• CHI acquires Jonah Jackson (26:40)
• State Farm ad (30:25)
• The market for Sam Darnold (30:58)
• Chris Godwin landing spots (45:50)
• Other notable free agents (49:27)
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia, Steven Ruiz, and Diante Lee
Producer: Troy Farkas
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Steven and Diante get together after an eventful NFL scouting combine to share their overall reactions and speculate on which prospects, teams, and trends will shape the league in the upcoming season. Topics include:
Top QB prospects (3:04)
The WR1 debate (19:44)
The war on running backs (32:02)
The combine "wow" factor (39:10)
Can Travis Hunter be a two-way player in the NFL? (50:12)
Possible draft steals (57:55)
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From Radio Row at the NFL Combine, The Ringer’s Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz sit down in-person to discuss five burning offseason topics: How Matthew Stafford fits into the Rams’ future plans, the Packers’ secret efforts to ban the “tush push,” the ongoing standoff between Kirk Cousins and the Falcons, pessimistic feelings surrounding the 2025 NFL Draft class, and Khalil Shakir’s underwhelming new deal with the Bills.
CHAPTERS:
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Troy Farkas
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Steven and Diante get ready for the start of the football calendar by analyzing and debating some of the most common clichés and trends NFL teams fall victim to when preparing for the draft.
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Sheil and Diante return after a short recovery from Super Bowl LIX and start the pod off by breaking down Joe Burrow’s not-so-subtle comments about improving the Bengals roster. They then shine a light on how the Eagles' success in the Super Bowl might lead to misinformed analysis by aspiring teams and members of the media (12:43). They end the pod by debating possible Myles Garrett destinations (22:06), positive pathways forward for the 49ers (35:58) and Rams (42:19), and which new coach hire will take their new team the furthest next season (51:21).
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante emerge from the green confetti and champagne to share their instant reactions to the Philadelphia Eagles dominating win over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX, and discuss the moves each team should make going into the offseason.
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante get together on Radio Row in New Orleans to analyze, dissect, and share their picks for Super Bowl LIX between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles.
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Producers: Chris Sutton and Chris Wohlers
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal, Conor Nevins, and Jack Wilson
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Ahead of Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime performance, Ringer senior staff writer Justin Charity explores some of the critical moments of Kendrick’s story: from a legendary come-up in the rap blog era of the late 2000s to his early stardom in the 2010s to his fiery resurgence in the past several months as he takes a never-ending victory lap after winning his war against Drake.
Host: Justin Charity
Producers: Vikram Patel, Justin Sayles, Chelsea Stark-Jones, and Bobby Wagner
Story Editing: Aric Jenkins
Sound Design, Mixing, and Mastering: Bobby Wagner
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Sheil, Steven, Diante, and Nora bring their pens and whiteboards to The Ringer's Radio Row booth at Super Bowl LIX and collectively work out some of the biggest inquiries concerning the Eagles and Chiefs as they prepare for the big game. They discuss which players have the most at stake on Sunday, share their under-the-radar Super Bowl MVP picks, and much more.
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Sheil, Steven, Diante, and Nora get together after a wild Super Bowl Media Night to discuss their favorite moments from the event. They then talk about Myles Garrett’s trade request from the Browns (7:20), break down Cooper Kupp’s current trade value (23:42), and debate what NFL trade would compare to the blockbuster Luka Doncic-Anthony Davis trade that happened over the weekend (31:11).
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Sheil Kapadia, Diante Lee, and Steven Ruiz kick off the show by reacting to Bill Belichick's proclamation that it's time to rename the Lombardi Trophy in Tom Brady's honor (00:00). Then, the guys discuss the floor, ceiling, and median outcomes for the Cowboys next season on the heels of the Brian Schottenheimer hire (03:02). Then, they do the same for the Raiders following their decision to bring in Pete Carroll (25:22).
To round out the show, they take a look at potential offseason QB moves, how the Lions will fare without Ben Johnson (51:38), rumors of Kellen Moore to New Orleans (54:24), and some early thoughts on next weekend's Super Bowl matchup between the Chiefs and Eagles (59:58).
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante get together to analyze and dissect both of Sunday’s NFL championship-round matchups, while debating the futures of the teams that are going home.
Bills-Chiefs (3:27)
Commanders-Eagles (29:56)
They end the pod by shining a light on some of the big coaching news around the league (53:23).
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante get together to dissect, debate, and share their favorite picks from both NFL conference championship matchups.
Commanders-Eagles (3:13)
Bills-Chiefs (45:31)
They then end the pod by discussing some of the big coaching news around the league (1:17:08).
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante get together to analyze and debate both of Sunday’s divisional-round games. They then debate the futures of the teams that lost and look ahead to next Sunday’s championship games.
Ravens-Bills (2:57)
Rams-Eagles (30:28)
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante get together to share their instant reactions to the Commanders' convincing win over the Lions on the first night of the divisional round playoffs. They then examine the Chiefs' gritty win over the Texans earlier in the day and talk about their confidence in Mahomes and Co. going forward in their quest for a three-peat (30:13).
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante get together to dissect, debate, and share their favorite picks from each of the NFL divisional round playoff matchups.
Ravens-Bills (3:12)
Texans-Chiefs (28:51)
Commanders-Lions (40:21)
Rams-Eagles (53:46)
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante get together to share their instant reactions to the Rams' upset win over the Vikings to close out the wild-card round of the playoffs. They speculate on Sam Darnold’s future, debate L.A.’s chances in the next round (21:28), and end the pod by discussing the beginning of the Mike Vrabel era in New England (27:34) and the end of Mike McCarthy’s in Dallas (36:32).
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante return to discuss and share their expert analysis on all of Sunday’s wild-card playoff action while also debating the futures of the teams that are now going home.
Commanders-Bucs (2:20)
Packers-Eagles (24:51)
Bills-Broncos (45:03)
They end the pod with a first-look preview of the highly anticipated Ravens-Bills matchup in next weekend's divisional round (46:16).
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante get together to debate and share their expert analysis on both of the big matchups on the first day of the NFL wild-card round.
Chargers-Texans (1:52)
Steelers-Ravens (35:28)
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante get together to analyze and preview the NFL playoffs by way of a snake draft, where they each reveal their favorite teams and props going into the first round of the tournament. They then compare their preseason predictions to the current bracket, and end the pod with their Super Bowl LIX picks (1:11:24).
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Josh Allen is one of the most talented quarterbacks in the NFL. But the love that Buffalo has for him is something … different. Nora Princiotti went on a journey through Buffalo—from tailgates to the bar scene, and even the depths of dating apps—to figure out just what it is about Josh that has Western New York swooning. As the Bills enter the playoffs, will this love story have a happy ending?
Part 1: The Glow-Up (5:19)
Part 2: Name Two People Who Match Each Other’s Freak (12:52)
Part 3: Looking for Love in Orchard Park (17:45)
Part 4: Love on the Brain (23:44)
Part 5: To Ship or Not to Ship (30:01)
Part 6: Happily Ever After? (34:07)
Host: Nora Princiotti
Story Editing: Lindsay Jones and Conor Nevins
Producers: Kaya McMullen and Vikram Patel
Fact checking: Colby Payne
Copy editing: Jack McCluskey
Sound Design: Kaya McMullen
Mixing and Mastering: Scott Somerville
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante start the pod by sharing their reactions to the Lions defeating the Vikings on ‘Sunday Night Football’ to get the no. 1 seed in the NFC heading into the playoffs. They then turn their eye to Wild-Card Weekend and analyze all of the big upcoming matchups.
Vikings-Rams (13:11)
Packers-Eagles (15:50)
Commanders-Bucs (24:17)
Chargers-Texans (35:31)
Steelers-Ravens (44:14)
Broncos-Bills (50:51)
Finally, the crew offers superlatives and awards to the players, coaches, and teams who made significant contributions to the Week 18 headlines (58:28).
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia, Steven Ruiz, and Diante Lee
Producers: Chris Sutton, Tucker Tashjian, and Mark Panik
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins, Arjuna Ramgopal, and Daniel Comer
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante start the pod by breaking down the big matchup between the Vikings and Lions that will decide who gets the No. 1 seed in the NFC. Next, they break down some of the other Sunday games that will shape the playoff bracket, including Bucs-Saints (12:52) and Broncos-Chiefs (18:18). They then speculate on which teams will be looking for a new head coach on Monday (27:25), before sharing their favorite betting odds for the rest of the weekend slate (41:46).
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia, Steven Ruiz, and Diante Lee
Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal, Conor Nevins, and Daniel Comer
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante return to discuss, debate, and share their expert takes on the most pivotal games from Week 17, and take a hard look at the teams vying for the playoffs in each conference. First, they examine the NFC contenders:
Vikings (6:06)
Lions (12:53)
Packers (16:36)
Falcons (26:45)
Commanders (37:34)
Rams (40:14)
They then shine a light on the AFC teams looking for those remaining playoff spots in the final week of the season, including the Bengals (47:13), Broncos (51:21), Bills (53:51), and Chargers (55:10). Finally, the crew offers superlatives and awards to the players, coaches, and teams who made significant contributions to the Week 17 headlines (1:00:00).
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Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins, Arjuna Ramgopal, and Daniel Comer
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante start the pod by sharing their reactions to the Chiefs’ impressive victory over the Steelers (3:43), and the Ravens’ dominating win over the Texans on Christmas (25:34). They then break down Sunday’s big matchup between the Packers and Vikings (41:32), before sharing their favorite betting odds from the rest of the weekend slate (53:37).
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante return to discuss, debate, and share their expert takes on their favorite games from Week 16 with the playoffs in mind. First, they break down the week’s most pivotal matchups in the NFC:
Vikings-Seahawks (3:55)
Commanders-Eagles (6:48)
Falcons-Giants (17:44)
Lions-Bears (24:34)
Rams-Jets (27:18)
Next, they examine some of the big games affecting the AFC playoff race:
Texans-Chiefs (33:31)
Ravens-Steelers (44:58)
Bills-Patriots (51:33)
Chargers-Broncos (56:43)
Finally, they offer superlatives and awards to the players, coaches, and teams who made significant contributions to the Week 16 headlines (1:01:28).
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante start the pod by sharing their reactions to Michael Penix Jr. being named the Falcons' starting QB against the Giants on Sunday. Next, they analyze and discuss some of the weekend's biggest matchups, including Steelers-Ravens (9:22), Texans-Chiefs (25:54), and Vikings-Seahawks (40:26). Finally, the crew survey the rest of the slate and share their favorite betting odds (52:30).
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In the final midweek episode of the show for the season, Sheil Kapadia is joined by Nora Princiotti to hit a number of headlines (00:00). First, they discuss the mounting number of injuries for the Lions (03:25), and then they discuss the severity of Patrick Mahomes’s high ankle sprain and whether it will have a serious impact on the Chiefs’ title hopes (10:41). They also talk about the potential beginning of the Michael Penix Jr. era (18:03), as well as Jerry Jones’s continued defense of Mike McCarthy (23:11).
After that, Steven Ruiz joins for QB Corner to discuss four quarterbacks who could hit free agency this offseason—Sam Darnold, Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson, and Kirk Cousins—as well as potential landing spots for them (31:56).
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia, Nora Princiotti, and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Troy Farkas
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante return to discuss, debate, and share their expert takes on their favorite games from the Sunday NFL slate.
Bills-Lions (1:45)
Steelers-Eagles (16:03)
Packers-Seahawks (23:41)
Then, they break down the AFC wild-card race and play Content, Contender, Pretender (39:47) with potential AFC playoff teams. To close the show, they survey the league and offer superlatives and awards to the players, coaches, and teams who made newsworthy contributions to the Week 15 headlines (1:00:00).
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia, Steven Ruiz, and Diante Lee
Producers: Chris Sutton, T Cruz, Tucker Tashjian, and Mark Panik
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins, Arjuna Ramgopal, and Daniel Comer
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante start the pod by sharing their reactions to the North Carolina Tar Heels acquiring Bill Belichick as their new football head coach. Next, they analyze and discuss some of the biggest matchups on Sunday, including Bill-Lions (11:12), Steelers-Eagles (31:57), and Packers-Seahawks (44:54). Finally, the crew survey the rest of the weekend games and share their favorite betting odds (54:36).
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Reports are swirling around the University of North Carolina’s interest in hiring Bill Belichick, leading The Ringer’s Sheil Kapadia and Nora Princiotti to speculate how they think five NFL teams will fill head-coaching vacancies at the end of the season (00:00). Then, in his weekly QB Corner segment, Steven Ruiz evaluates the careers of the 2020 QB NFL draft class (41:23).
For more from Ruiz, check out his Week 14 review article here on The Ringer’s new web site.
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia, Nora Princiotti, and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Troy Farkas
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante return to discuss, debate, and share their expert takes on their favorite games from the Sunday NFL slate.
Next, they examine the playoff races in both the NFC (31:37) and AFC (46:09), and offer early speculation on which teams will ultimately make the playoffs. Finally, they survey the league and offer superlatives and awards to the players, coaches, and teams who made newsworthy contributions to the Week 14 headlines (58:45).
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Sheil and Steven get together to share their instant reactions to the Lions' thrilling victory over the Packers on ‘Thursday Night Football.’ They then analyze and discuss the big Sunday matchup between the Chargers and Chiefs (16:15) before breaking down the highly competitive NFC West playoff race (35:27). They then survey the rest of the weekend games and share their favorite betting odds (51:41).
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Sheil Kapadia and Nora Princiotti begin the show by telling each other the three “main character” players and coaches they’re watching for the rest of the season. Then, in QB Corner, Steven Ruiz talks about Bryce Young’s feel-good bounce back and what Will Levis’s future looks like.
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia, Nora Princiotti, and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Troy Farkas
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante return to discuss, debate, and share their expert takes on their favorite games from the Sunday NFL slate.
They then survey the league and offer superlatives and awards to the players, coaches, and teams who made newsworthy contributions to the Week 13 headlines (1:03:30).
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante get together to analyze and discuss some of their favorite matchups on the Week 13 NFL slate, including Eagles-Ravens (2:13), Dolphins-Packers (18:45), and 49ers-Bills (31:24). They then survey the rest of the weekend games and share their favorite betting odds (42:02).
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante return to discuss, debate, and share their expert takes on their favorite games from the Sunday NFL slate.
Next, they shine a light on the current state of the 49ers (30:43), Commanders (40:18), and Texans (47:18), and debate whether those teams are cooked, contenders, or pretenders heading down the stretch. Finally, the guys survey the league and offer superlatives and awards to the players, coaches, and teams who made newsworthy contributions to the Week 12 headlines (58:00).
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante get together to analyze and discuss some of their favorite matchups on the Week 12 NFL slate, including 49ers-Packers (2:10), Ravens-Chargers (14:47), and Cardinals-Seahawks (30:30). They then survey the rest of the weekend games and share their favorite betting odds (40:28).
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Another week, another Jets personnel change. This time, general manager Joe Douglas gets handed the pink slip, leaving Sheil Kapadia and Nora Princiotti to try to figure out who could fill the void. They also look back on the key missteps from Douglas’s tenure and discuss whether Aaron Rodgers will still play for the team next season (00:00).
Then, Steven Ruiz shines a light on four (or five?) quarterbacks in his weekly QB Corner (32:23).
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia, Nora Princiotti, and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Troy Farkas
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante return to discuss, debate, and share their expert takes on some of the biggest games from an exciting Sunday NFL slate.
The guys then survey the league and offer superlatives and awards to the players, coaches, and teams who made newsworthy contributions to the Week 11 headlines (1:07:22).
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Producers: Chris Sutton, Tucker Tashjian, and Mark Panik
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins, Arjuna Ramgopal, and Daniel Comer
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Steven and Diante start the pod by sharing their instant reactions to the Eagles' win over the Commanders on ‘Thursday Night Football.’ They then welcome Sheil into the fold and proceed to analyze and discuss some of their favorite matchups on the Week 11 NFL slate, including Chiefs-Bills (16:13), Bengals-Chargers (29:40), and Ravens-Steelers (46:22). Finally, the guys survey the rest of the weekend games and share their favorite betting odds (57:06).
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Hosts: Steven Ruiz, Diante Lee, and Sheil Kapadia
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Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal, Conor Nevins, and Daniel Comer
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Following the firing of Bears offensive coordinator Shane Waldron, Sheil Kapadia and Nora Princiotti take a look at six NFL head coaches who may not return to their roles next year (02:10).
And in “QB Corner,” The Ringer’s resident QB guru, Steven Ruiz, examines four QBs who are entering crisis mode (42:15).
Check out Sheil’s Week 10 review article here.
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia, Nora Princiotti, and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Troy Farkas
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante return to discuss, debate, and share their expert takes on some of the biggest games from Sunday’s NFL slate.
They then plant their flag on major hot-button issues that are shaping the season as we head down the stretch towards the playoffs (38:05). Finally, the guys survey the league and offer superlatives and awards to the players, coaches, and teams who made newsworthy contributions to the Week 10 headlines (1:08:56).
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia, Steven Ruiz, and Diante Lee
Producers: Chris Sutton, Tucker Tashjian, and Mark Panik
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins, Arjuna Ramgopal, and Daniel Comer
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Sheil and Steven start the pod by sharing their instant reactions to the Ravens' impressive win over the Bengals on ‘Thursday Night Football.’ They then welcome Diante into the fold and proceed to analyze and discuss some of their favorite matchups on the Week 10 NFL slate, including Lions-Texans (21:21), 49ers-Bucs (37:01), and Steelers-Commanders (43:30). The crew ends the pod by surveying the rest of the weekend games and sharing their favorite betting odds (54:12).
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia, Steven Ruiz, and Diante Lee
Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal, Conor Nevins, and Daniel Comer
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To celebrate the passing of the NFL trade deadline, The Ringer’s Sheil Kapadia, Steven Ruiz, Nora Princiotti, and Diante Lee gather to offer immediate reactions to the biggest deals of the day and how they’ll ultimately impact the rest of the season (00:00). Then, the crew dishes out their midseason awards in seven categories (18:05).
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia, Nora Princiotti, Diante Lee, and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Troy Farkas
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante return to discuss, debate, and share their expert takes on some of the biggest games from Sunday’s NFL slate.
They then survey the league and offer superlatives and awards to the players, coaches, and teams who made newsworthy contributions to the Week 9 headlines (52:19).
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia, Steven Ruiz, and Diante Lee
Producers: Chris Sutton, Tucker Tashjian, and Mark Panik
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins, Arjuna Ramgopal, and Daniel Comer
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante return to analyze and discuss some of their favorite matchups in the Week 9 NFL slate, including Lions-Packers (2:55), Broncos-Ravens (11:29), and Colts-Vikings (28:18). They then survey the rest of the weekend games and share their favorite betting odds (47:29).
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Is Anthony Richardson’s decision to pull himself from the game on Sunday (an unusual move that left other players and analysts fuming) the real reason the Colts are starting Joe Flacco over the former first-round pick this week? Or is something else lurking beneath the surface that we don’t know about? Sheil Kapadia and Nora Princiotti debate in the first half of the show (00:00). Plus, the two discuss the impact of Baltimore trading for Carolina wide receiver Diontae Johnson (23:09) and why Stefon Diggs’s season-ending injury might … bolster Josh Allen’s MVP candidacy (29:32)?
Then, in his weekly QB Corner, Steven Ruiz reacts to the Richardson news before highlighting four quarterbacks who stood out to him (for better or worse) in Week 8 (36:11).
Check out Ruiz's Week 8 Winners and Losers article here.
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia, Nora Princiotti, and Steven Ruiz
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante return to discuss, debate, and share their expert takes on some of the biggest games from Sunday’s NFL slate.
They then survey the league and offer superlatives and awards to the players, coaches, and teams who made newsworthy contributions to the Week 8 headlines (1:01:36).
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante return to analyze and discuss some of their favorite upcoming matchups in the Week 8 NFL slate, including Cowboys-Niners (2:12), Bills-Seahawks (13:41), and Eagles-Bengals (22:45). They then survey the rest of the weekend games and share their favorite betting odds (32:42).
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From The Ringer studios in Los Angeles, Sheil Kapadia, Nora Princiotti, and Steven Ruiz deliver a special midweek show for you all today. After reacting to the DeAndre Hopkins trade (00:00), the trio tackles seven burning questions about the rest of the 2024-25 season:
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante return to discuss, debate, and share their expert takes on some of the biggest games from Sunday’s NFL slate.
Next, they plant their flags on a few hot-button storylines from around the weekend action.
Finally, they survey the league and offer superlatives and awards to the players, coaches, and teams who made newsworthy contributions to the Week 7 headlines (54:26).
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante return to analyze and discuss some of their favorite upcoming matchups in the Week 7 NFL slate, including Chiefs-Niners (2:13), Vikings-Lions (12:04), and Texans-Packers (23:05). They then survey the rest of the weekend games and share their favorite betting odds (32:32).
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In another breaking news episode of the program, Sheil Kapadia and Nora Princiotti give their instant reaction to the Davante Adams–Jets trade. They discuss how the trade happened, how he’ll fit in with the Aaron Rodgers–led Jets offense, how much Adams has left to offer, and where the Raiders will go from here (00:00)
Then, Steven Ruiz joins shortly after reports circulated that the Steelers will likely start Russell Wilson over Justin Fields this weekend. Then, if that wasn’t enough, the content gods have revealed that the Bills have acquired Amari Cooper in a trade with Cleveland! The guys react to that, and then Ruiz goes through his weekly quarterback rankings (42:30).
Check out Ruiz’s article on the winners and losers from Week 6 here.
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante return to discuss, debate, and share their expert takes on the biggest games and story lines from Sunday’s NFL action.
They then survey the league and offer superlatives and awards to the players, coaches, and teams who made newsworthy contributions to the Week 6 headlines (51:32).
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante return to analyze and discuss some of their favorite upcoming matchups in the Week 6 NFL slate, including Commanders-Ravens (1:48), Lions-Cowboys (11:46), and Jets-Steelers (20:38). They then survey the rest of the weekend games and share their favorite betting odds (37:52).
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In a breaking news episode of the show, Sheil Kapadia and Nora Princiotti react moments after finding out that the Jets fired Robert Saleh as their head coach. To do so, they answer five burning questions about the firing (00:00). Then, the two react in real time as they find out that the Patriots are replacing Jacoby Brissett with first-round draft pick Drake Maye.
After that, Steven Ruiz offers his opinion on Maye before taking Sheil through the four quarterbacks who stood out to him in Week 5 (43:43).
For more, check out Nora’s article on Saleh’s firing here.
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante return to discuss, debate, and share their expert takes on the biggest games and story lines from Sunday’s NFL action.
They then survey the league and offer superlatives and awards to the players, coaches, and teams who made newsworthy contributions to the Week 5 headlines (1:00:25).
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante return to analyze and discuss some of their favorite upcoming matchups in the Week 5 NFL slate, including Bills-Texans (2:15), Ravens-Bengals (9:06), and Cowboys-Steelers (22:20). They then survey the rest of the weekend games and share their favorite betting odds (42:58).
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With Raiders star receiver Davante Adams requesting out of Las Vegas, it’s time for Sheil Kapadia and Nora Princiotti to rev up the hypothetical trade machine. It’s an exciting time for Sheil, and so he enthusiastically tells Nora his list of eight teams that should make a run at Adams, ranging from an urgency level of “let’s get the Raiders on the phone soon” to “drop whatever you’re doing and abandon all non-football responsibilities” (00:00). After that, Steven Ruiz recaps Week 4 by doling out his four weekly QB awards (45:20).
Check out Ruiz's article "The Winners and Losers of Week 4" here.
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante return to discuss, debate, and share their expert takes on the biggest games and story lines of Sunday’s NFL action.
They then survey the league and offer superlatives and awards to the players, coaches, and teams who made newsworthy contributions to the Week 4 headlines (53:39).
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante return to analyze and discuss some of their favorite upcoming matchups on the Week 4 NFL slate, including Bills-Ravens (2:49), Seahawks-Lions (10:56), and Vikings-Packers (18:27). Finally, the guys survey the rest of the games and share their favorite betting odds (42:19).
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Jayden Daniels is outperforming expectations, and Josh Allen is playing the best football of his career. These are some of the claims in this week’s breakdown of four quarterbacks, in which Sheil Kapadia and Steven Ruiz tell you the QB whose Week 3 tape was better than their stats indicated, the QB whose tape was worse than stats indicated, the best Week 3 QB, and also the “most honorable” QB. But before that, Nora Princiotti and Sheil tell you about the four teams whose fan bases are likely very excited about their prospects heading into Week 4.
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante return to discuss, debate, and share their expert takes on the biggest games and story lines of Sunday’s NFL action.
They then survey the league and offer superlatives and awards to the players, coaches, and teams who made newsworthy contributions to the Week 3 headlines (55:54).
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante start the pod by debating Mel Kiper’s recent commentary on the low levels of offensive scoring this season. They then discuss some of their favorite upcoming matchups on the Week 3 NFL slate, including Eagles-Saints (9:25), Vikings-Texans (18:56), and Cowboys-Ravens (29:26). Finally, the guys survey the rest of the games and share their favorite betting odds (36:30).
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Aaron Rodgers is one of the most prominent faces of the NFL—and also one of the league's most controversial figures. As he begins what could be a legacy-cementing season with the Jets, Nora Princiotti takes a look back at his evolution from a media darling and almost-host of 'Jeopardy!' to a lightning rod of a cultural figure who peddles conspiracy theories.
Host: Nora Princiotti
Story Editing: Lindsay Jones and Conor Nevins
Producers: Kaya McMullen and Vikram Patel
Sound Design: Kaya McMullen
Mixing and Mastering: Scott Somerville
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The Carolina Panthers have benched sophomore quarterback Bryce Young in favor of Andy Dalton, leading The Ringer’s Sheil Kapadia to declare that the former no. 1 pick’s time in Carolina is likely coming to an end soon. Plus, he and Steven Ruiz discuss whether Derek Carr’s success is sustainable, and why Caleb Williams shouldn’t shoulder all the criticism in Chicago. But before all that, Nora Princiotti tells Sheil which 0-2 teams she believes could make a playoff run, as well as the teams she’s writing off.
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante return to discuss, debate, and share their expert takes on the biggest games and storylines of Sunday’s NFL action.
They end the pod with some quick-hit analysis of the rest of the Week 2 slate.
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante start the pod off with their instant reactions to the Bills’ dominating win vs. the Dolphins, and speculate on the future of Tua Tagovailoa’s season after his unfortunate injury. They then pivot to some of the big Sunday matchups, including Bengals-Chiefs (7:55), Bears-Texans (17:06), and Niners-Vikings (27:23). Finally, they scan the Week 2 slate and discuss their favorite betting props (37:03).
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“Atrocious” is one word used on this episode to describe the decision-making of one quarterback . For better or worse, who are the six quarterbacks that delivered noteworthy performances in Week 1? The Ringer’s Sheil Kapadia and Steven Ruiz discuss.
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante get together to discuss the Detroit Lions' exciting win over the L.A. Rams on ‘Sunday Night Football.’ They then break down the Cowboys-Browns (10:21), Texans-Colts (21:12), and Patriots-Bengals (31:14) games before examining their favorite story lines from the first Sunday of the season. The crew ends the pod with its quick takes on the rest of the Week 1 NFL slate (52:56).
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante start the pod with a breakdown of the Chiefs' exciting win over the Ravens on the opening day of the NFL season. They then break down and analyze their favorite games of the weekend, including Texans-Colts (22:06), Rams-Lions (30:16), and Jets-Niners (40:16). The guys end the pod by sharing and talking about their favorite betting props from the Week 1 slate (46:30).
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Midseason quarterback trades? Dazzling broadcaster debuts? Un-retirements? Anything goes on today’s off-the-wall prediction show, where Sheil Kapadia, Diante Lee, and Steven Ruiz each give their three bold predictions for the upcoming NFL season.
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante get together to share, analyze, and debate their picks to win each of the major individual awards at the end of the upcoming NFL season.
Offensive Rookie of the Year (2:00)
Defensive Rookie of the Year (11:43)
Offensive Player of the Year (25:03)
Defensive Player of the Year (42:19)
Coach of the Year (55:30)
MVP (1:04:52)
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Sheil and Nora start the pod by reacting to CeeDee Lamb's historic new contract with the Dallas Cowboys. They then go deep inside their journalistic vaults to share, debate, and analyze their hottest not-so-secret takes on some of the most interesting NFL teams, players, and topics heading into the 2024 season.
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante reconvene to debate and analyze their picks for the division winners of the AFC conference. They then share their individual playoff brackets and use their expertise to determine which team will represent the American Football Conference in Super Bowl LIX (33:58). They end the pod with their picks for next season’s NFL champion (55:06).
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With a brand-new NFL season looming, Sheil, Steven, and Diante get together to share, debate, and analyze their picks for the teams that will win their respective divisions in the NFC this year. They then speculate on who’ll make the next playoffs through their individual brackets and use their expertise to determine which team will represent the National Football Conference in Super Bowl LIX (36:27).
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Sheil, Steven, and Diante draft the teams they think will have the most regular-season wins this season.
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia, Steven Ruiz, and Diante Lee
Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Social: Kiera Givens
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Sheil and Diante get together to share, debate, and speculate on their ranked list of the best offenses around the NFL as the league prepares to begin another exciting season.
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Sheil, Diante, and Nora start with their thoughts on the Olympics, then dive into Brandon Aiyuk’s potential trade and their thoughts on the teams he is interested in (03:33). Then, they share their MVP predictions for a non-quarterback (21:54), a sleeper (32:17), their runner-ups (44:04), and, finally, their top picks (54:50).
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia, Diante Lee, and Nora Princiotti
Producer: Olivia Crerie and Isaiah Blakely
Social: Kiera Givens
Additional Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora and Diante look around the league and discuss how teams like the Ravens, Bengals, and Chargers look so far in their respective training camps.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Diante Lee
Producer: Stefan Anderson
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
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Sheil and Nora start their conversation with the news of Justin Herbert’s foot injury and how this latest misfortune is just another chapter in the Chargers' woeful lore. They then shine a light on all the latest training camp frustrations and skirmishes around the league before diving into some QB updates in Denver and Pittsburgh (8:50). Finally, they break down the new pre-snap motion rules taking effect and share their takes on the ‘Hard Knocks: Offseason With the New York Giants’ and ‘America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders’ reality series (45:32).
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Nora Princiotti
Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
Social: Kiera Givens and Eduardo Ocampo
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Sheil and Ben get together after a long vacation for one last pod, and they begin their conversation by shining a light on Jordan Love’s big contract extension with the Packers and debating the viability of Tua Tagovailoa’s new deal with the Dolphins. They then pick the ‘Extra Point Taken’ Team of the Year before our beloved Ben Solak bids a fond farewell to the Ringer NFL squad (24:51).
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Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Sheil, Diante, and Steven comb through all the highlight clips, quotes, and stories that are coming out of training camp, then they each provide two nuggets from the first week of training camp that they found intriguing.
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia, Diante Lee, and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Social: Kiera Givens
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Sheil and Steven discuss three questions they each have that they believe will be answered during training camp and the preseason.
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Sheil and Diante turn on the trade machine and each provide three hypothetical trades that they’d like to see sometime between now and the trade deadline.
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Diante Lee
Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora, Steven, and Diante start with Brandon Aiyuk's official request for a trade away from the Niners (2:14). Then they rank the 10 best young cores in the league (18:22).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti, Steven Ruiz, and Diante Lee
Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Social: Kiera Givens
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This week, Steven, Nora, and Diante are each drafting six teams who they think will have the worst records in the NFL.
Hosts: Steven Ruiz, Nora Princiotti, and Diante Lee
Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora, Steven, and Diante bring their hot takes about the 2024 season and put them in a time capsule.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti, Steven Ruiz, and Diante Lee
Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Austin Gayle and Diante Lee are here to sit down and tackle some difficult topics about a handful of Super Bowl contenders. They talk through some resolutions to some tough conversations that the Niners, Dolphins (29:26), Bengals (43:41), Lions (54:35), Eagles (1:06:54), and Cowboys (1:16:18) are having right now before the season.
Hosts: Austin Gayle and Diante Lee
Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora, Austin, and Diante come together to categorize all 32 NFL head coaches based on their coaching styles and what they contribute to their teams. They sort them into categories such as control freaks, chief morale officers, scheme lords, and more!
Hosts: Nora Princiotti, Austin Gayle, and Diante Lee
Associate Producer: Carlos Chiriboga
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Steven Ruiz is joined by our newest NFL writer, Diante Lee! They predict who they think will be the top 10 defenses next season.
Hosts: Steven Ruiz and Diante Lee
Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Sheil, Steven, and Austin start by discussing Justin Jefferson becoming the highest-paid non-quarterback in the NFL (3:09). Then, they each draft five wide receivers who they think will be the best in the league this upcoming season (10:42). Lastly they talked about the passing of Hall of Famer Larry Allen and the memories they had of him (1:14:20).
Hosts: Austin Gayle, Sheil Kapadia, and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Social: Kiera Givens
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Sheil, Nora, and Steven take a look at recent NFL headlines and decide whether we should take them seriously or whether they're just silly offseason news items. They discuss Vikings trade rumors, quarterbacks who have lost weight, rookie quarterback OTA reports, and more.
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia, Nora Princiotti, and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Social: Kiera Givens
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora, Sheil, and Lindsay come together to discuss who’s under the most pressure this upcoming season. They talk about Aaron Rodgers, Trevor Lawrence, Dak Prescott, and many more.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti, Sheil Kapadia, and Lindsay Jones
Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Social: Kiera Givens
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Austin Gayle, Sheil Kapadia, and Steven Ruiz discuss the best matchups and draft which holiday, prime-time, regular-season, international, and stream-only games will be the most enticing for the viewers to watch. Plus, why are people so hyped about schedule release day?
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Hosts: Austin Gayle, Sheil Kapadia, and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Video: John Richter
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Nora, Steven, and Sheil run through some fresh news items from around the league, starting with Jared Goff becoming one of the highest-paid quarterbacks in the NFL. Then, they tier all the teams in the NFL. They talk about everything from who are the Super Bowl contenders to who’s already looking ahead to 2025 (52:53).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti, Sheil Kapadia, and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Social: Kiera Givens
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Sheil and Ben get together to peer into the crystal football and foretell what they think will be the most likely scenarios around the NFL in three years. Throughout their conversation they speculate on future champions and hypothetical personnel moves before Sheil offers valuable parenting advice to Ben as he rides off into his summer paternal leave (51:48).
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Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Nora, Steven, Austin, and Lindsay begin the pod by sharing their favorite moments from the wild Tom Brady roast on Netflix. They then survey each division in the NFC and debate which teams are poised to level up this upcoming season and which ones are still lacking in development (14:19).
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Hosts: Nora Princiotti, Steven Ruiz, Austin Gayle, and Lindsay Jones
Producer: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Should Bill Belichick coach again, or should he remain in the media? Sheil thinks he could be a budding star in the content creation space. How good of a job is the Patriots GM job? Ben isn’t exactly sure what it means when they list the position as "de facto GM." Which six teams from last season that made the playoffs will miss them this upcoming season? Plus, way too early Super Bowl predictions.
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Producer: Cliff Augustin
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Video: Ronak Nair
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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The Dream Team returns to Tom Brady’s roast, Bo Nix’s backpack, and which teams improved and didn’t in the AFC.
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Hosts: Nora Princiotti, Austin Gayle, and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Stefan Anderson
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Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Sheil and Ben are back to discuss the major moves that occurred during the NFL draft. Perhaps the most shocking move of all was the Falcons taking Michael Penix Jr. at 8. Was this the right move for a team that just gave Kirk Cousins $100 million in guaranteed money? Receivers have been getting a lot of money this offseason: However, Brandon Aiyuk and the 49ers have not reached a new deal yet. How much has the price tag gone up on Aiyuk? Plus, did the Steelers and Jets put themselves in title contention?
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Social: Eduardo Ocampo and Kiera Givens
Video: Ronak Nair
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Shiel, Steven, and Austin get together at the end of Day 3 of the NFL draft to share their expertise and analysis on which GMs and teams around the league drafted bright futures for their individual rosters this week, and the organizations that maybe should be looking into a front office upgrade before next offseason.
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia, Steven Ruiz, and Austin Gayle
Producer: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Social: Eduardo Ocampo and Kiera Givens
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Nora and Steven are joined by Sheil Kapadia to discuss the biggest story lines after the first round of the draft, starting with the six quarterbacks who were taken in the first round. They specifically discuss Michael Penix Jr. to the Falcons at pick no. 8 and Bo Nix to the Broncos at pick no. 12. Then they run through one winner and one loser each, including the Giants, Jaguars, Bills, and more (41:38).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Guest: Sheil Kapadia
Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Social: Eduardo Ocampo
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Sheil and Ben predict some surprises that could go down in the loaded 2024 NFL draft. The race for the no. 2 QB has gotten tighter. Is Jayden Daniels the Commanders' answer at no. 2? The Giants have Daniel Jones under contract, but could they be making a draft night move that could expedite his departure from New York? Who will be the first OL taken off the board? Joe Alt might not be the lock that we all think he is come draft night.
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Social: Eduardo Ocampo and Kiera Givens
Video: Ronak Nair
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Sheil and Ben dig deep into the EPT listener mailbag and tackle your most burning questions about the upcoming draft, offseason roster moves, and the current state of some of your favorite NFL franchises.
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Social: Eduardo Ocampo and Kiera Givens
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Nora, Steven, and Austin return to discuss the news around Bill Belichick’s offseason and job search and talk about J.J. McCarthy. Then they go through the biggest questions heading into the 2024 NFL draft.
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Hosts: Nora Princiotti, Austin Gayle, and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Stefan Anderson
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Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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It’s no secret that the Vikings need a QB now that Kirk Cousins is in Atlanta, but what will it cost to move up from 11 in the draft and snag one of the top QBs? Speaking of QBs, what will the Broncos do with Russ's position now that he’s in Pittsburgh? Could Sean Payton just wait until next year's free agency class? Are the Bears headed into their best era of football with presumptive no. 1 overall pick Caleb Williams? Plus, talk of DeVonta Smith signing a large extension with the Eagles. Sheil and Ben discuss all those topics and more!
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Producer: Cliff Augustin
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Social: Eduardo Ocampo and Kiera Givens
Video: Ronak Nair
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Sheil and Ben get together to survey the NFL landscape and take a hard look at some of the general managers who face the highest degree of difficulty in improving their respective teams' rosters in the upcoming draft.Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
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The Dream Team returns to make over some of the the most talked-about teams of the offseason by helping them in the draft, adding veteran free agents, and discussing all the ways for them to improve in the upcoming season.
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Hosts: Nora Princiotti, Austin Gayle, Lindsay Jones, and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Sheil and Ben start off this week's edition of ‘Extra Point Taken’ by discussing what will happen with the fourth overall pick. Will the Cardinals trade the pick for more assets, or stay at four and draft a receiver? What are the risks of drafting Michael Penix Jr. in the first round? Should we pump the breaks on the Texans hype train following the acquisition of Stefon Diggs?
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Social: Eduardo Ocampo and Kiera Givens
Video: John Richter and Ronak Nair
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Nora, Steven, and Sheil react to the news of the Houston Texans acquiring All-Pro WR Stefon Diggs and what this trade does for the Texans and the Bills.
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Hosts: Nora Princiotti, Sheil Kapadia, and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
Social: Kiera Givens and Eduardo Ocampo
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The Dream Team returns to do its own mock draft for the upcoming 2024 NFL draft.
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Hosts: Nora Princiotti, Austin Gayle, Lindsay Jones, and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
Social: Kiera Givens and Eduardo Ocampo
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Sheil is back from vacation and ready to discuss the football takes he missed last week with Ben. First, the guys discuss the L’Jarius Sneed trade that sent the Super Bowl champion cornerback from Kansas City to Tennessee (02:04). What are the concerns for LSU QB Jayden Daniels as the draft approaches (16:24)? What should the Patriots do with the third overall pick in the draft (37:43)? Will Tee Higgins be traded by draft day (53:36)?
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Social: Eduardo Ocampo and Kiera Givens
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Nora, Steven, and Austin recap the latest news from the owners meetings and discuss the ceilings and floors of the 2024 QB class.
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Hosts: Nora Princiotti, Austin Gayle, and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
Social: Kiera Givens and Eduardo Ocampo
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The NFL has officially banned the “hip-drop tackle” after a vote at this week's owners meetings. Are the lines too blurred for determining what a hip-drop tackle is, and will this make it harder for officials to call during the game? Ben Solak and Steven Ruiz discuss that and go through which positions are the most valuable in the NFL. Is a shutdown cornerback more valuable than an elite defensive tackle?
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Hosts: Ben Solak and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Social: Eduardo Ocampo and Kiera Givens
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Sheil and Ben get together to discuss some of the teams around the NFL that have been relatively quiet or under the media’s radar since the season ended. They break down the offseason improvements made by championship contenders like the Packers (3:41), Cowboys (16:07), and 49ers (29:51) before analyzing squads that still have glaring question marks like the Commanders (41:48), Jets (51:05), and Colts (1:00:20).
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
Social: Eduardo Ocampo and Kiera Givens
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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The Dream Team recaps the NFL free agency period by buying, selling, and holding stock in relation to which teams made the best moves over the past week.
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Hosts: Nora Princiotti, Austin Gayle, Steven Ruiz, and Lindsay Jones
Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
Social: Kiera Givens and Eduardo Ocampo
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Justin Fields was traded to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Saturday night for a sixth-round pick. Why was the compensation for Fields so low? Sheil and Ben discuss whether the Bears did Fields a solid or the market wasn't there for him. Which AFC team has had the most underrated offseason so far, and which one has taken a step back? Plus, who’s the best wide receiver in the 2024 NFL draft?
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
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Social: Eduardo Ocampo and Kiera Givens
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Sheil and Ben start the pod with the breaking news of Rams DT Aaron Donald’s retirement and the Vikings' acquisition of an additional first-round pick via a trade with the Texans. They then dive into, dissect, and debate all of the big NFL free agency buzz that went down over the past week, including Keenan Allen to the Bears, Marquise Brown joining Patrick Mahomes in KC, and much more!
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Social: Eduardo Ocampo and Kiera Givens
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Austin, Steven, and Lindsay recap this week's NFL free agency period before giving out awards to the biggest winners and losers, and the teams in between.
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Hosts: Austin Gayle, Steven Ruiz, and Lindsay Jones
Producer: Stefan Anderson
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Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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The NFL free agency legal tampering period officially got underway Monday, and a few big names found new homes. What exactly did the Panthers gain by trading Brian Burns to the New York Giants? Speaking of the Giants, their former running back is now headed to the division rival Philadelphia Eagles. Plus, will Kirk Cousins lead the Falcons to an NFC South title with his new, massive deal?
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Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
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Social: Eduardo Ocampo and Kiera Givens
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Sheil and Ben start the pod by sharing some breaking news happening around the league. They then shine a light on some of their favorite players currently on the NFL free agency market and debate the best landing spots for each one.
Be sure to check out Sheil’s NFL free agent coverage here.
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
Social: Kiera Givens and Eduardo Ocampo
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Nora, Steven, and Lindsay open by discussing some of the top players that have been franchise tagged and what it means for their future negotiations. In honor of the 2024 Oscars, they continue by comparing the best remaining free agents to some Oscar-nominated films.
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Hosts: Nora Princiotti, Steven Ruiz, and Lindsay Jones
Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
Social: Kiera Givens and Eduardo Ocampo
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Russell Wilson was informed on Monday that he will be released by the Denver Broncos. Does the 35-year-old still have what it takes to be a franchise QB for his next team? Assuming the Bears take Caleb Williams no. 1 in the 2024 NFL draft, where will Justin Fields end up? Plus, what exactly is the league doing to kickoffs?
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Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
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Social: Eduardo Ocampo
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Sheil is joined by Ben Solak from the Indianapolis combine to analyze the NFL Free Agency Rankings on theringer.com, pick their favorite players from each of its tiers, and debate the individuals that every team should approach with caution before adding them to their rosters. You can check out Sheil Kapadia's free agency coverage here.
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Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
Social: Kiera Givens and Eduardo Ocampo
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Nora and Steven are joined by Austin Gayle at the NFL combine in Indianapolis to discuss the top quarterback draft prospects and which players best describe their draft profiles. Then they spin a wheel full of the top headlines from the combine and give their thoughts on what coaches and executives are saying in Indy (43:47).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Guest: Austin Gayle
Producers: Isaiah Blakely and Eduardo Ocampo
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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What’s next for Kirk Cousins as free agency looms? Will he remain in Minnesota on a new deal or is he headed to an AFC team that desperately needs a QB? Will the Panthers pay pass rusher Brian Burns upwards of $30 million per year? Plus, what will the Bears do with the no. 1 pick?
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Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Social: Eduardo Ocampo
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Nora, Steven, Ben, and Sheil open by recapping their biggest takeaways from the NFL season. The Super Team concludes by speaking about what they’re looking forward to the most during the offseason.
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Hosts: Nora Princiotti, Steven Ruiz, Sheil Kapadia, and Ben Solak
Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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After another disappointing postseason finish for Kyle Shanahan, it's tempting to put the blame for the 49ers' Super Bowl LVIII loss squarely on him. But The Ringer's Ben Solak makes the case that it wasn't lack of preparation, play-calling, or some faulty scheme that made the Niners lose the championship to the Kansas City Chiefs. Subscribe to the Ringer NFL channel for more videos, and check out all the Ringer NFL podcasts on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.
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Sheil and Ben get together to share their final takes from Super Bowl LVIII, including a thorough analysis of Kyle Shanahan’s coaching decisions during the big game and what the future holds for his career. They then dive into some hot coaching news around the league, like Mike Zimmer's hiring as the new Cowboys defensive coordinator and Leslie Frazier's agreement to be the Seahawks' assistant head coach (39:25). They end the pod by debating the success of the Chiefs and the Niners going forward (55:24).
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
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Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Nora and Steven get together under the red and yellow confetti at Allegiant Stadium to discuss the Chiefs’ big win over the 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII. They dig into what they learned about each team during a particularly bizarre game, analyze the coaching decisions, and speculate on where both squads will go from here. After, they talk about the greatness of Patrick Mahomes, the Shanahan playoff curse, and what the lasting memories of this Super Bowl will be (18:13).
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Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
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Nora, Ben, Steven, and Sheil get together to share their final thoughts on the big game between the 49ers and the Chiefs on Sunday. They offer a reanalysis of their original picks, discuss their favorite props, and end the pod with a fun guessing game involving quotes from Taylor Swift, Usher, and Travis Kelce.The Ringer is committed to responsible gaming.
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Hosts: Nora Princiotti, Ben Solak, Steven Ruiz, and Sheil Kapadia
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Video Production: Cory McConnell and Ronak Nair
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Sheil and Ben join forces on Radio Row at Super Bowl LVIII and start their conversation by analyzing the greatness of Patrick Mahomes and the 49ers’ incredible luck with elite personnel. They then dive into their favorite props, official predictions, final picks, and much more.
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Video Production: Cory McConnell and Ronak Nair
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In another "Anatomy of a Super Bowl Champion" preview video, The Ringer’s Ben Solak breaks down what makes this year's Kansas City Chiefs team potential repeat champions. Subscribe to the Ringer NFL channel to catch more Super Bowl preview content this week, and check out all the Ringer NFL podcasts on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.
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Nora and Steven get together on Radio Row to discuss their Super Bowl MVP favorites via the draft format. They end the pod by sharing their takes on some of the hot coaching news around the league.
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Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
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Video Production: Cory McConnell and Ronak Nair
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The Ringer’s Ben Solak breaks down what makes this year's San Francisco 49ers team a potential Super Bowl champion. Subscribe to the 'Ringer NFL' Youtube channel or listen on Spotify to catch more Super Bowl preview content from The Ringer this week.
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Sheil and Ben get together on Super Bowl LVIII Radio Row and start their conversation by diving into the current and complicated state of the Washington Commanders. After Sheil weighs in on the Steelers' hiring of Arthur Smith as their new OC, Ben predicts that a running back will be the next Super Bowl MVP (19:49). They then analyze the matchup between the Chiefs offensive line and San Francisco’s edge rushers, and debate the importance of the big game for Kyle Shanahan (36:32). Sheil ends the pod with some advice for the Cowboys on their future DC (54:50).
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Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
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Nora and Steven are joined by The Ringer’s own Lindsay Jones to discuss an interesting first night of Super Bowl week in Las Vegas and compare the proceedings to media nights of the past. They end the pod by sharing their takes on some of the breaking coaching news around the league (23:21).
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Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Guest: Lindsay Jones
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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The Ringer's Ben Solak takes a look at the matchups that could swing Super Bowl LVIII this Sunday. The San Francisco 49ers boast some of the NFL's most potent offensive weapons, but the Kansas City Chiefs have a championship pedigree and a fearsome new-look defense. Subscribe to the Ringer NFL YouTube channel and 'The Ringer NFL Show' on Spotify to catch more Super Bowl preview content this week.
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The NFL coaching cycle was completed Thursday after the Commanders named Cowboys DC Dan Quinn their new head coach. Ben and Sheil discuss the new hires and how they fit with their new teams. Plus, who will regret not hiring Bill Belichick?
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Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Social: Eduardo Ocampo and Kiera Givens
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Nora and Steven open by analyzing Super Bowl LVIII and decide which players and coaches have the most at stake. Then, they react to the news of the Seattle Seahawks hiring Mike Macdonald, and the latest on the coaching carousel. They conclude the episode by giving their best takes for the Pro Bowl.
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Producer: Stefan Anderson
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Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Sheil and Ben start the pod by sharing their reactions to the rumors that the Seattle Seahawks will interview Mike Macdonald for their vacant head coach position. They then debate how much Dan Campbell’s decision-making contributed to the Lions' disappointing loss and take a hard look at the 49ers defense heading into the Super Bowl (16:38). Sheil then issues an apology to the Chiefs faithful, while Ben shows us how hard it will be for Detroit to get back to this moment (41:32). They end the pod with some sympathy for the Ravens fan base and an examination of Kyle Shanahan’s career (1:04:47).
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
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Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Nora and Steven are here to give their reactions to the conference championships. They start off with the NFC championship and the 49ers’ thrilling comeback against the Lions (01:25). They discuss Dan Campbell’s fourth-down decision-making, what went right for the Niners in the second half, and whether Detroit should sign Jared Goff to a long-term extension. After that, they talk about the Chiefs' win over the Ravens in the AFC championship, how errors cost Baltimore the game, and the shift in Kansas City’s offense the past few weeks (31:29).
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Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Conference championship weekend is here! Ben and Sheil will have all the picks, props, and predictions you’ll need to know to determine which teams will be playing for the Lombardi Trophy. Plus, more coaching vacancies have been filled. How will Jim Harbaugh take Justin Herbert to new heights, and will Raheem Morris give Falcons fans hope in Atlanta?
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Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
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Social: Eduardo Ocampo and Kiera Givens
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Jared Goff's numbers and eye test results are much better the this year than on his former team, the Los Angeles Rams. What's behind the turnaround? The Ringer's Ben Solak makes the argument that being more comfortable under pressure, playing in smart offensive schemes, and having reliable offensive weapons around him have combined to give Goff a second wind during this Detroit playoff run. Watch 'The Play Sheet' on YouTube or Spotify every Wednesday at 8 a.m. PT.
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Sheil and Ben start the pod with some soothing words for Buffalo Bills fans after their team's loss to the Chiefs, and they share their instant reactions to the Titans hiring new head coach Brian Callahan. Next they visualize Jim Harbaugh on the Los Angeles Chargers sideline next season while shining a light on the Tampa Bay Bucs’ promising future (24:29). Sheil then shows us why Dak Prescott has a lucrative contract on the horizon, and Ben breaks down how Kyle Shanahan’s time management woes could spell trouble for the 49ers next weekend (41:08). They end the pod with their quick takes on some of the big coaching news around the league (1:01:32).
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
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Nora and Steven are back to discuss two competitive divisional-round games, starting with the Chiefs' advance past the Bills to go to another AFC championship game. They discuss the exciting quarterback play from Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen, some of the wild moments from the game, and much more. Then they move on to the NFC divisional-round game, which saw the Lions defeat the Buccaneers. They discuss how the Lions offense found success against the Buccaneers defense, briefly look ahead to their matchup against the Niners, and more (27:59).
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Nora and Steven get together to share their reactions to Saturday’s NFL divisional-round playoff matchups. They begin by breaking down the 49ers’ gutsy win over the Packers and discuss the quarterback viability of both Brock Purdy and Jordan Love going forward. Next, they marvel at Lamar Jackson’s impressive performance in his win over the Texans and speculate on what’s next for the promising Houston squad next season (30:37).
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Sheil and Ben get you set for the divisional round, which has some amazing matchups and legacies on the line. Can Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs pull off a big playoff win away from Arrowhead? Will C.J. Stroud continue his historic rookie season with an upset victory over Lamar Jackson and the Ravens? Plus, picks, props and nonsense predictions!
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Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
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After another disappointing early playoff exit, the Dallas Cowboys have some soul searching to do. The Ringer's Ben Solak breaks down what the Green Bay Packers did over wild-card weekend to dice up the Cowboys, particularly how Dan Quinn's defense wasn't up to the challenge of Matt LaFleur's offensive schemes. Watch 'The Play Sheet' on YouTube or Spotify every Wednesday at 8 a.m. PT.
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Sheil and Ben begin the pod by discussing the Bucs' impressive upset win over the Eagles on Monday night and looking forward to the Chiefs-Bills big showdown next weekend. Then, Ben marvels at Jordan Love’s excellent first playoff game as the Packers' starting QB while Sheil breaks down how Sean McVay’s less than perfect game plan versus the Lions prevented the Rams from winning (21:52). They end the pod with some offseason speculations for the Dolphins and Cowboys before shining a light on some of the young stars making a name for themselves in this year’s tournament (44:25).
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
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Nora and Steven are back to recap the two games from Sunday’s wild-card round, starting with Detroit beating the Rams for its first playoff win in 32 years. They discuss the Rams offense, Jared Goff’s impressive performance, and more. Then they discuss the Cowboys getting dismantled by the Packers at home. They discuss what’s next for the Cowboys, Jordan Love’s continued impressive play, and more (16:27).
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Nora and Steven recap the two games from Saturday’s wild-card round, starting with the Chiefs dominating the Dolphins at home. They discuss what’s next for Tua Tagovailoa and the Dolphins, how impressive this win is for the Chiefs, and more(1:15). Then they talk about the Texans comfortably defeating the Browns, C.J. Stroud’s impressive playoff debut, what to make of this Browns season, and more(23:11). Lastly they wrap up by providing their reactions to the Patriots promoting Jerod Mayo to head coach (40:10).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Connor Nevins
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Sheil and Ben get you set for wild-card weekend, but first, the Patriots have found their successor to Bill Belichick. What are the expectations for Jerod Mayo as the next Patriots head coach? Can the injured Dolphins overcome the freezing-cold weather at Arrowhead against Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs? Are people writing off the Steelers? Plus, picks, props and nonsense predictions!
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Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Nora Princiotti, Steven Ruiz, and Lindsay react to news of Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots parting ways after 24 seasons. They discuss where Belichick could coach next season, his tenure as a Patriot, and who could replace him in this wild coaching carousel.
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Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz open by discussing the news of Pete Carroll stepping away from coaching and Mike Vrabel being fired by the Titans. Then, they conclude the episode by breaking down the strengths and weaknesses of each playoff team.
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With a potential contract extension looming for Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa this offseason, The Ringer's Ben Solak takes a look at his recent play and identifies some weaknesses in his game after a tough loss to the Buffalo Bills. Mike McDaniel's offensive system has been a boon to Tua's game, but how should we evaluate his skill set as a QB after this season, and how much cap room does he deserve moving forward? Watch 'The Play Sheet' on YouTube or Spotify every Wednesday at 8 a.m. PT.
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Sheil and Ben start the pod by analyzing some of the possible coaching scenarios for Bill Belichick before shining a light on the job Antonio Pierce did for the Raiders as their interim leader. Speaking of Las Vegas, Sheil has an idea that Jim Harbaugh and Justin Fields should join forces, while Ben breaks down the most exciting teams in the wild-card round (23:56). The boys end the pod by discussing the futures of some of the teams that didn’t make the tournament this year and debating some of their draft and playoff predictions (48:27).
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
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Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Nora and Steven close out the regular season by recapping Week 18, starting with the Bills defeating the Dolphins to win the AFC East. Then, they take a look at each of the playoff matchups and discuss how each team did in Week 18, and they give their early thoughts on each wild-card game (27:45). Lastly, they wrap up by talking about the Atlanta Falcons' firing of Arthur Smith and some other coaches who might be on the hot seat (55:33).
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The final week of the regular season is here! Sheil and Ben have you covered with all the fun scenarios needed for teams fighting for playoff spots, including the Bills, who could get the 2-seed or totally miss the playoffs. Could Justin Fields and Matt Eberflus potentially keep their jobs with a victory over the Green Bay Packers? Plus, headlines, picks, and nonsense predictions!
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Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
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Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz return to discuss which teams, players, and coaches have the most at stake for the final week of the 2023-24 season.
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Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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The Philadelphia Eagles recently gave Matt Patricia more control over their defense, and the results have been abysmal. Once considered Super Bowl contenders this season, the Eagles defense has had a multitude of schematic and personnel-related shortcomings in their past few matchups. Can Philly turn it around in time to make a playoff run, or are they stuck in the mud with this group? Watch 'The Play Sheet' on Spotify or YouTube every Wednesday at 8 a.m. PT.
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Sheil and Ben begin the show by speculating on how Bradley Chubb’s injury will affect the Dolphins' playoff viability and sharing their most desired first-round playoff matchups in each conference. Next, they debate the offseason moves for both the Seahawks defense and the Commanders as a whole (25:56). Finally, Ben sees Kirk Cousins in a Steelers jersey next year, Sheil fears that Panthers owner David Tepper could be turning into the new Daniel Snyder, and they both take a look at some possible scenarios for the Cardinals, Lions, and Jets next season (46:10).
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Nora and Steven are ending the year by recapping the action from Week 17, starting with the Baltimore Ravens blowing out the Miami Dolphins (3:10). They discuss Lamar Jackson potentially locking up the MVP, how good the Ravens are, any red flags about the Dolphins, and more. Then they run through their winners and losers for the week, including the Bills, Chiefs, Seahawks, Rams, and more (21:59).
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Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Social: Eduardo Ocampo
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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The Week 17 action began with the Browns clinching a playoff spot, led by possible Comeback Player of the Year Joe Flacco. Sheil and Ben discuss that and mega matchups between the Lions and Cowboys and the Dolphins and Ravens. Plus, headlines, picks, and nonsense predictions!
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Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Sheil and Ben return to share their takes on the Ravens' big Christmas Day win over the 49ers and shine a light on the state of both teams as we head toward the end of the season. Next, the guys debate the championship viability of the struggling Chiefs and take a look at the obstacles that are keeping Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars offense at a production standstill (26:32). Ben then shares his optimism for the Lions in the playoffs, and Sheil ends the pod with his ideal postseason projections for the Bears and Cardinals (52:38).
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Nora and Steven are here to recap the Week 16 Christmas Eve games, starting with the Dolphins’ impressive victory over the Cowboys (00:58). They discuss Miami’s offensive and defensive gameplan, their injury concerns, and whether this loss is a concern for Dallas’ postseason hopes. They then run through their winners and losers of the week, including the Lions, Browns, Jaguars, and more (18:15). They end with a look at the playoff picture and who could be a surprise postseason threat (49:26).
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Ben is joined by the 'Dual Threat' crew, Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz, to preview Week 16 in the NFL. The Ravens and Niners are set to face off on Christmas night in a mega matchup which features the two best teams from their respective conferences. Which team has the advantage heading into the matchup? The high-powered Dolphins offense will face the Cowboys, who struggled last week but have been solid throughout the season. Will the Cowboys win a big game on the road? Plus, Monday Morning Headlines and picks for the week!
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Hosts: Ben Solak, Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz open by discussing the latest news of Aaron Rodgers getting a roster spot on the Jets, followed by picking their MVP ballot. Then, they close out the show by looking back at their preseason time capsules.
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The Kansas City Chiefs have had a year to forget when it comes to their WR play. From Kadarius Toney's gut-wrenching drops to Travis Kelce's slight decline this year, Chiefs fans are wondering if their team can make another Super Bowl run. The Ringer's Ben Solak argues that another ring for Patrick Mahomes is still possible this season, given the encouraging play of rookie upstart Rashee Rice. Watch 'The Play Sheet' on YouTube or Spotify every Wednesday at 8 a.m. PT.
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Sheil and Ben return to share their takes on the Seahawks' upset win over the Eagles on ‘MNF’. They then focus on the Buffalo Bills' recent turnaround, and the Falcons' apparent collapse (12:59). Next, Sheil sees big coordinator issues in Green Bay, while Ben hopes that the reputation of Steelers coach Mike Tomlin doesn’t go the way of the once-impeccable Bill Belichick (29:57). Finally, Ben uses today’s Extra Point to break down the machinations of the Coach of the Year award (51:35).
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
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Nora and Steven recap Week 15, starting with the Bills' impressive win over the Cowboys. They talk about why the Bills' running game was so successful, what happened to the Cowboys, Dak Prescott’s MVP candidacy, and more. Then, they run thorough their winners and losers of the week, including the Ravens, Bears, Niners, Falcons, and more (11:24).
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The Week 15 action kicked off with the Chargers suffering a 42-point blowout loss to the Raiders. Ben has a take about the Chargers he wishes he could completely erase. Could Lamar Jackson be the MVP again? Sheil thinks his case isn't being talked about enough. Plus, props, locks, and nonsense predictions of the week!
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
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Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz open the show by figuring out how to solve the Los Angeles Chargers' issues. Then, they go through all the Super Bowl contenders and debate who can bring home the Lombardi Trophy at the end of the season.
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While Brock Purdy's statistically incredible 2023 season helps to make a MVP case for the 49ers quarterback, The Ringer’s Ben Solak argues that we may need to pump the brakes. While Purdy's play has been undeniably solid, he benefits from a supporting cast and scheme that almost no other QB has available to them. Will Purdy secure the MVP, or will it go to someone else? Watch 'The Play Sheet' on YouTube or Spotify every Wednesday at 8 a.m. PT.
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Sheil and Ben get together to share their takes on both the Giants and the Titans' big upset wins on the ‘Monday Night Football’ doubleheader. Sheil then analyzes Patrick Mahomes's reaction to the infamous Kadarius Toney penalty against the Bills, while Ben makes an MVP case for Lamar Jackson (31:25). Finally, they debate the Broncos' playoff viability, and Justin Fields's future prospects before speculating on the playoff scenarios in both conferences for the episode’s Extra Point (54:46).
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Nora and Steven begin recapping Week 14 with their thoughts on the battle atop the NFC East between the Eagles and Cowboys. They discuss what this comfortable Cowboys win means for both teams moving forward, Dak Prescott’s MVP campaign, concerns for the Eagles, and more. Then, they go through their winners and losers for the week, including the Niners, Jaguars, Chargers and more (17:08), before wrapping up with the take purge (1:17:45).
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The Week 14 action kicked off with the Patriots getting their third win of the season against the Steelers, and currently in place for the second overall draft pick in 2024. Sheil and Ben discuss what the win means for the Pats and how the loss for the Steelers hurts their playoff hopes. Also, the Eagles and Cowboys have a huge matchup that will affect the NFC standings. Plus, picks, locks and nonsense predictions of the week!
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After the controversy caused by the College Football Playoff this past weekend, Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz uses the committee guidelines to pick who they would like to see represent the AFC for the upcoming NFL postseason.
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The Ringer’s Ben Solak runs through the tape of Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, who's having quite a bounce-back season after last year, when his interception rate was a career high. Dak and the Cowboys offense look dangerous this season, as Dak has elevated his play to sit comfortably alongside the league's other elite quarterbacks. Watch 'The Play Sheet' on YouTube or Spotify every Wednesday at 8 a.m. PT.
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Sheil and Ben return to share their takes on the Bengals' grueling overtime win over the Jaguars on ‘MNF’ and discuss the implications of Trevor Lawrence’s apparent ankle injury. Next, they see the 2023-24 season as Kyle Shanahan’s to win, and debate the playoff success of the team that employs Bill Belichick next year (15:30). Sheil then takes a hard look at both the coaches on the hot seat and the teams around the league with future coaching vacancies, while Ben gives big flowers to the Rams’ Les Snead (37:06). They end the pod by breaking down the Jets' consistent woes, shining a light on some unlikely end-of-season outcomes, and examining the MVP race (56:08).
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Nora and Steven recap Week 13, starting with a battle atop the NFC between the Niners and Eagles. They talk about the Niners comfortably beating the Eagles on the road, and what that means for both teams moving forward. Then, they run through their winners and losers of the week, including the Colts, Broncos, Jets, and more (20:21).
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Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Isaiah Blakely
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The Week 13 action kicked off with an entertaining 'Thursday Night Football' comeback victory for the Dallas Cowboys over the Seattle Seahawks. Sheil and Ben discuss what the game meant for both teams and whether the Cowboys are for real. Plus, an NFC championship game rematch preview between the 49ers and Eagles, picks of the week, and nonsense predictions!
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Producer: Cliff Augustin
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Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz open by reacting to the news that Aaron Rodgers has returned to practice after his Achilles injury in September. Then, they break down which coaches are on the hot seat and what the best options are out of the potential openings. They finish the episode by previewing the 'TNF' matchup between the Seahawks and Cowboys.
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Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Stefan Anderson
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Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
Social: Kiera Givens and Eduardo Ocampo
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The Ringer’s Ben Solak looks at the recent play of Packers quarterback Jordan Love, to try and discern whether he's the future of the franchise in Green Bay. Love's athletic talent and trick-shot throws have gotten a lot of attention this season, but Solak argues that his underlying mechanics are just as noteworthy. Love only has one year left on his contract after this season, but if his stellar play keeps up, he could be in Green Bay for a long time to come. Watch 'The Play Sheet' on YouTube or Spotify every Wednesday at 8 a.m. PT.
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Sheil and Ben return to share their reactions to the Bears' gutsy win over the Vikings on ‘MNF’ and discuss the looming questions surrounding Justin Fields' future in Chicago moving forward. They then dive into the dismal state of the Carolina Panthers after the Frank Reich firing and shine a ray of playoff hope for the Packers and Rams after their slow starts (12:17). Finally, the boys examine some of the other under-the-radar contenders around the NFL before Sheil says goodbye to OC Matt Canada and the impressively low yardage streak that led to his release from the Steelers (38:41).
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Nora and Steven start recapping Week 12 by talking about the Eagles' overtime victory over the Bills. They discuss more questionable late-game management by the Bills, how the Eagles continue to find ways to win, and more. Then, they discuss their winners and losers of the week, including the Jaguars, Steelers, Chargers, and more (18:40). Lastly, they wrap up with a take purge centered on NFL referees (1:14:41).
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Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Isaiah Blakely
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Sheil and Ben are back and breaking down the Week 12 slate, but they address the injury to Miami Dolphins edge rusher Jaelan Phillips at MetLife Stadium in the first Black Friday game against the Jets. Is the AFC South division title pretty much on the line as the Texans are set to face the Jaguars? Plus, the picks, props, and long shots of the week!
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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The Ringer’s Ben Solak breaks down the 2023 Steelers' inept, predictable offense, to help understand why a change was needed at offensive coordinator in Pittsburgh. The rest of the team isn't off the hook, though, with Kenny Pickett missing reads and struggling to find chemistry with his receivers. Could the Steelers back up their winning record and make a playoff run, or will Canada's absence change little for their maligned offense? Watch 'The Play Sheet' on YouTube or Spotify every Wednesday at 8 a.m. PT.
Producer: Cory McConnell
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Sheil and Ben get together to share their reactions to the Eagles' win over the Chiefs on ‘MNF'. They then dive into the Seahawks' future after their loss to the Rams and see disappointing returns, before shining a light on the Broncos' suspicious win streak (12:14). Next, Sheil is excited to see the Jaguars and QB Trevor Lawrence back on track, while Ben breaks down why he’s done with Commanders' signal caller Sam Howell (29:04). They end the pod by tearing down the Brandon Staley experience in L.A. and saying goodbye to the Zach Wilson era in New York (50:17).
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Nora and Steven recap Week 11, starting with Detroit’s fourth-quarter rally to get past the Bears. Then, they move on to their winners and losers for the week, including the Browns, Chargers, Raiders, and more (15:56) before wrapping up with the take purge (1:13:40).
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Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
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Nora and Ben give their instant reactions to the news that Joe Burrow will be out the remainder of the season due to a torn wrist ligament. They discuss the ramifications this holds for the Bengals' future and how this injury affects the landscape of the AFC playoff picture.
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Sheil and Ben set the table for Week 11 NFL action, but first address the serious injuries to Joe Burrow and Mark Andrews coming out of the Bengals-Ravens 'Thursday Night Football' matchup. Are the Bengals officially out of the playoff race? Plus, the Chiefs and Eagles are set to face-off in a rematch of last season's Super Bowl. Do the Eagles have anyone that can cover Travis Kelce? The guys also have Monday morning headlines, picks of the week, nonsense predictions, and more!
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz open by reacting to the news of Deshaun Watson having season-ending surgery and what this does for the Browns' future. Then, they break down the Bills' issues and whether firing Ken Dorsey will solve their issues. They finish the episode by previewing the 'TNF' matchup between the Ravens and Bengals.
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Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Stefan Anderson
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Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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The Ringer’s Ben Solak runs through some of Josh Dobbs's tape from his recent play with the Vikings. Dobbs is 2-0 for Minnesota, but is it a fluke given his journeyman status, or is Dobbs stepping up in a way we've never seen from him? Watch 'The Play Sheet' on YouTube or Spotify every Wednesday at 8 a.m. PT.
Producer: Cory McConnell
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Sheil and Ben get together to share their reactions to the Denver Broncos' upset win over the Buffalo Bills on ‘MNF.' Next, they shine a light on the Jaguars' offensive woes and commend the Lions' recent success under coach Dan Campbell, before predicting a high first-round pick in the Giants' future (15:36). They end the pod with a breakdown of the top NFC teams and an examination of the red-hot and rising Texans squad (53:07).
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Nora and Steven start their recap of Week 10 with C.J. Stroud leading the Texans past the Bengals. Then, they run through their winners and losers of the week, including the Niners, Ravens, Commanders, and more (22:04).
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Sheil and Ben are back to discuss the Week 10 action, which is loaded with some big matchups. There’s a big AFC North matchup between the Ravens and the Browns. Who will come out on top? Will the Lions get back on track as NFC darlings? Plus, Monday morning headlines, bets of the week, long shots, and more!
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Nora Princiotti opens by speaking with Danny Kelly about Caleb Williams, who will end up with the first overall pick, and C.J. Stroud. Then, she is joined by Lindsay Jones to create their draft for who will win the regular-season awards, Super Bowl, and more.
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Hosts: Nora Princiotti
Guests: Danny Kelly and Lindsay Jones
Producer: Stefan Anderson
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Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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The Ringer’s Ben Solak takes a look at one of the NFL's most confounding teams: the Buffalo Bills. The Bills have a winning record in the brutal AFC and an offense that ranks highly in all the important metrics. However, if the playoffs started tomorrow, they'd be out of a spot. Is Ken Dorsey's offense to blame, or has Josh Allen regressed this season? Ben makes the case that the Bills are probably fine, though Buffalo fans might not want to hear that. Watch 'The Play Sheet' on YouTube or Spotify every Wednesday at 8 a.m. PT.
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Sheil and Ben get together to share their reactions to the Chargers' convincing win over the Jets on ‘MNF.’ They then go through some of their preseason takes and make some corrections, starting with some premature ones they had about the Ravens (14:50) and the NFC South (25:04). Next, Ben rethinks his early position on C.J. Stroud, and Sheil holds out just a little more hope for the Packers in a bleak NFC landscape (33:04). They end the pod by showing some love to the impressive Cleveland Browns defense and taking a look at some of their top coaches so far this season (50:09).
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Nora and Steven recap Week 9, beginning with another impressive showing from the Chiefs defense, this time over the Dolphins. Then, they talk about the Bengals' continued ascension in the AFC with their fourth straight victory, this time over the Bills (22:11). They then move on to winners and losers, where they discuss the Ravens dominating the Seahawks and the Eagles continuing to roll and taking control in the division with their win over the Cowboys (36:02). They wrap up by talking about Joshua Dobbs's improbable performance, which led the Vikings to a win over the Falcons, and C.J. Stroud’s historic performance in a win over the Buccaneers (1:09:28).
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Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Social: Eduardo Ocampo and Kiera Givens
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Sheil and Ben get you set for this intriguing Week 9 slate, but first review the Steelers' 20-16 victory over the Titans on 'Thursday Night Football.' Who would you take: Will Levis or Kenny Pickett? There’s some huge storylines this week, including Dallas heading to Philly for a big NFC East matchup. Plus, Locks of the Week and Nonsense Predictions!
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Producer: Cliff Augustin
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Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz open by reacting to the news that Las Vegas fired HC Josh McDaniels, GM Dave Ziegler, and OC Mick Lombardi and discussing how they can move forward. Then, they reflect on the trade deadline and discuss the trades for Chase Young, Montez Sweat, and Leonard Williams. They finish the episode by previewing the 'TNF' matchup between the Titans and Steelers.
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The Ringer’s Ben Solak breaks down the film from Will Levis's debut for the Tennessee Titans, in which he threw four touchdown passes. Is Levis the QB of the future in Tennessee, or is he still a somewhat flawed rookie? What is the Titans coaching staff doing to play to his strengths, most notably his cannon of an arm? This and more in this week's episode of 'The Play Sheet.'
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Ben and Sheil get together to share their reactions to the Lions' tough win over the Raiders on ‘MNF.' They then examine the potency of Patrick Mahomes’s current supporting cast, and debate whether the Chiefs have enough talent to make another title run (7:20). Ben then explains why Matthew Stafford’s thumb injury has him rethinking the Rams’ season, while Sheil shares his concerns about Desmond Ridder and the Falcons (22:45). They end the pod with a dire warning about Zach Wilson, and a breakdown of all the big news around the league heading into the trade deadline (44:32).
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
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Nora and Steven start their recap of Week 8 by discussing whether they believe the Bengals are back after handing the Niners their third straight loss (1:47). Then, they go through their winners and losers for the week, including the Broncos, Steelers, Vikings, and more (24:19).
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Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
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Sheil and Ben are getting you ready for Week 8 action with some bold predictions, prop picks, and locks of the week. Could the Bengals get a much-needed win with Sam Darnold likely starting for the 49ers? Plus, are the Titans headed for fire sale after trading Kevin Byard?
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz open by analyzing why NFL offenses are scoring fewer points this season. Then, they discuss Kevin Byard being traded to the Eagles, the potential Titans fire sale, and what teams could be sellers at the trade deadline. They finish the episode by previewing the 'TNF' matchup between the Bills and Buccaneers.
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Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Stefan Anderson
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Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
Social: Kiera Givens
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The Ringer’s Ben Solak walks us through Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson's impressive film so far this season and makes the case that even at this stage of his career, his game is underappreciated. Watch 'The Play Sheet' every week at The Ringer's YouTube channel or on Spotify on the 'Ringer NFL Show' feed.
Producer: Cory McConnell
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Sheil and Ben get together to share their reactions to the Vikings' upset win over the 49ers on ‘MNF.’ Next, Sheil explains why the Ravens are emerging as the primary threat to the Chiefs' crown while Ben tries to figure out the Deshaun Watson quarterback situation with the Browns (15:15). They then examine the Buffalo Bills’ recent struggles and debate the playoff potency of both the Falcons and the Rams (34:46). Ben ends the pod by letting us know that the Detroit Lions still have a bright future after their blowout loss over the weekend (1:00:05).
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Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
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Nora and Steven recap Week 7, starting with the Eagles' impressive victory on Sunday night over the Dolphins (1:01). Then, they talk about their winners and losers for the week, including the Ravens, Patriots, Packers, Raiders, and more (20:20), before finishing up with the take purge (1:25:15).
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Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Isaiah Blakely
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Sheil and Ben are getting you ready for Week 7 action with some bold predictions and prop picks. How will the Dolphins fare against the Eagles on the road? Could it be time for Russ to be benched in Denver? Plus, Monday Morning Headlines and Locks of the Week.
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz open by trying to find a home for players who could be traded by this year's trade deadline. Then they discuss the latest in the news cycle, including Mecole Hardman being traded to the Chiefs and Jalen Ramsey returning to practice, and preview the 'TNF' matchup between the Jaguars and Saints.
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Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
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The Ringer’s Ben Solak looks at the turnaround in Cleveland, where the Browns were near dead last in run defense last season, but have skyrocketed to fifth under new defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz. This past Sunday, a combination of a smothering pass rush, clever alignments, and some new contributors on the Browns defense handed Kyle Shanahan and his 49ers their first loss of the season.
Producer: Cory McConnell
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Sheil and Ben get together to share their reactions to the Cowboys' victory over the Chargers on ‘MNF.' Then, they examine Browns DC Jim Schwartz’s impressive record against Kyle Shanahan-coached teams and applaud C.J. Stroud’s development in Houston (14:25). Next, Sheil details who he thinks are the three best coaches in the NFL, while Ben goes over the Titans' continued woes (35:11). They end the pod by discussing some of their trade deadline fantasies and reveal the poseur teams that we won’t be seeing in the Super Bowl (49:12).
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Steven Ruiz is joined by Austin Gayle this week, filling in for Nora Princiotti, and they start with the Bills hanging on to win at home against the Giants. Then, they discuss Eagles and Niners—previously the two remaining unbeaten teams—both suffering their first loss on Sunday (10:30). Then, they get to their winners and losers from Week 6, which include the Ravens, Dolphins, Patriots, and more (30:54).
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Hosts: Austin Gayle and Steven Ruiz
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The Chiefs got the win on TNF against the division rival Broncos, but is there real concern for how their offense has looked? Sheil and Ben discuss that and which matchups are the most interesting heading into Sunday. Plus, Monday Morning headlines, Prop of the Week, and Locks of the week!
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Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz open by sifting through the AFC and debating which contender they think can represent the conference in the Super Bowl. They continue by discussing the backlash Steven has gotten for his position on Brock Purdy in his weekly QB Rankings. To conclude the episode, they preview the 'TNF' matchup between the Chiefs and Broncos.
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The Ringer’s Ben Solak talks about Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields and the adjustments that offensive coordinator Luke Getsy has made to help Fields after his struggles early in the season. Wide receiver D.J. Moore has been a boon to the Bears offense, and the schemes and routes that Getsy has implemented have fans in Chicago hopeful for more performances like the Bears' win over the Commanders in Week 5.
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Sheil and Ben start the show by sharing their reactions to the Raiders hanging on to beat the Packers at home on 'Monday Night Football.' They then give their takeaways from Week 5. They talk about whether the Vikings should blow up their roster, whether it's the end of the Bill Belichick era in New England, and more (9:01). Then they wrap up by discussing how important it is for certain teams to move on from their mistakes at quarterback this offseason (1:08:48).
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Social: Kiera Givens
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora and Steven start by discussing the Niners' dominant win over the Cowboys, and discuss whether the Niners are the clear best team in the NFL. Then, they get to their Week 5 winners and losers, and talk about the Eagles, Jets, Patriots, and more (26:04), before wrapping up with the take purge (1:23:30).
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The Bears finally snapped their 14-game losing streak! Ben and Sheil discuss DJ Moore’s historic game. Which team has more pressure on them this week between the 49ers and Cowboys? Plus, Monday Morning Headlines, picks of the week, and more nonsense predictions.
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz open by doing a deep dive on the Patriots, why their rebuilding is failing, and Bill Belichick’s decision-making. They continue by discussing the NFL’s top scams. To conclude the episode, they talk about the return of players coming off the IL, like Jonathan Taylor and Cooper Kupp.
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The Ringer’s Ben Solak talks through first overall pick Bryce Young's rookie season so far. His tape can be rough to watch, but with new coaches, a shaky O-line, and a WR corps devoid of star power, it'd be reasonable to place the blame for his lackluster performance elsewhere. The Carolina Panthers have put their faith in Bryce, but his future might depend on his ability to evolve his reads, timing, and ball placement.
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Sheil and Ben get together to share their reactions to the Seahawks' dominating win over the Giants on 'MNF.' They then examine Bills quarterback Josh Allen’s MVP level of play the past couple of weeks and recalibrate their expectations for a suddenly resurgent Los Angeles Rams team (12:29). Sheil then shares his short list of coaches for his "More With Less" coaching club, while Ben predicts that an impressive Brock Purdy will go deep in the playoffs with the 49ers (27:02). Finally, they speculate on how long the Falcons can stick with Desmond Ridder and take an early look at the upcoming trade deadline (44:32).
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Nora and Steven start by talking about the Buffalo Bills dominating the Miami Dolphins at home, 48-20. They discuss any concerns they have moving forward about the Dolphins, Josh Allen's incredible performance, and more. Then, they discuss their Week 4 winners and losers, including the Eagles, Texans, Bears, and Rams(20:01), before wrapping up with the take purge (1:12:11).
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Sheil and Ben break down the biggest matchups of the week, including the AFC East showdown between the Dolphins and the Bills. Will Tua and his crew put up another 70 points or will Josh Allen put the Bills on his back and carry them to victory? Plus, Monday morning story lines, bold predictions, and long shots of the week!
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz open by doing a deep dive on Joe Burrow and the Bengals offense and how to solve their struggles. They continue by following up on the preseason hype to see where it stands three weeks into the season. To conclude the episode, they preview the ’TNF’ matchup between the Packers and Lions.
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The Ringer’s Ben Solak breaks down how the Houston Texans may have found their franchise quarterback with rookie C.J. Stroud. He explains why Stroud’s film from Ohio State is translating to the Texans offense and how Stroud is elevating wide receivers Nico Collins, Tank Dell, and Robert Woods.
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Sheil and Ben get together to share their takes on a 'MNF' doubleheader that saw the Bengals defeat the Rams and the Eagles dominate the Bucs. Next, Sheil airs out his many issues with Raiders coach Josh McDaniels, while Ben praises Pete Carroll’s ability to right the ship up in Seattle (20:39). They then debate whether the Bears' rock-bottom status might be good for the team in the long run and examine the Cowboys' continuing red zone woes (45:26). Sheil ends the pod with his extra point on the future of the Jets with Zach Wilson at the helm (55:45).
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Nora and Steven recap Week 3 start by talking about the Miami Dolphins' incredible offensive display in their 70-20 win over the Broncos. Then, they run through their winners and losers from Week 3 (18:50) before wrapping up with the take purge.
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Sheil and Ben discuss their Week 3 picks and which story lines must be paid attention to. Could this week prove to be rock bottom for the Chicago Bears with all the news that’s been surrounding the franchise and them facing the defending Super Bowl champ Kansas City Chiefs? Plus, they predict Monday morning headlines and give their long shots of the week
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz open by doing a deep dive on Justin Fields and the Bears to figure out why their offense has been struggling and what the Bears can do for the future. They also discuss whether or not you should panic about some of the NFL's winless teams. To conclude the episode, they preview the ’TNF’ matchup between the Giants and 49ers.
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The Ringer’s Ben Solak breaks down how the Los Angeles Rams are using rookie wide receiver Puka Nacua, why it’s resulting in Puka setting NFL rookie records, and how Puka will be affected (or not affected) when star pass catcher Cooper Kupp returns from injury for L.A.
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Sheil and Ben start the pod by sharing their takes on the Saints' win over the Panthers, and the future of the Browns after Nick Chubb’s injury in their loss to the Steelers on 'MNF.' Ben then explains why the Falcons' Bijan Robinson is one of the best draft picks ever, while Sheil points the finger at Brandon Staley for the Chargers' continued struggles (21:13). They then give big flowers to the Ravens' coaching staff before talking about which surprise teams may be representing the AFC in the Super Bowl (41:38). Ben ends the pod with his extra points on Sheil’s golf game and the state of the Jaguars (58:21).
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Nora and Steven recap the Week 2 slate, starting with the Miami Dolphins, who beat the Patriots on the road to move to 2-0(3:00). Then, they run through their winners and losers of the week, including the Commanders, Chargers, Seahawks, and more(15:40). They wrap up with their Sunday take purge(1:07:10).
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Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak are back and breaking down Week 2’s most intriguing matchups and lines to watch. Can the Seahawks right the ship against the NFL darling Detroit Lions? Which Pro Bowl QB could end up saving the Jets season? Plus, Monday Morning Headlines!
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz open by discussing what the Jets should do without Aaron Rodgers at QB. Then, they discuss Josh Allen’s turnover issues and how they affect the Bills. They finish by discussing risers and fallers based on The Ringer’s Power Rankings and previewing the 'TNF’ matchup between the Vikings and Eagles.
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The Ringer’s Ben Solak breaks down how Tua Tagovailoa, Mike McDaniel, and the Dolphins somehow look like the have a more dangerous offense than they did last year after their Week 1 win over the Chargers.
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Sheil and Ben get together to share their reactions to the Jets' wild and weird win over the Bills, and ponder if this may be the last time we see Aaron Rodgers in a football uniform. Then, they put some respect on Matt LaFleur’s name before debating the effectiveness of Kellen Moore’s offensive scheme in the Chargers' loss to the Dolphins (25:51). Sheil then explains why Seahawks fans should already be panicking, while Ben refuses to place the entirety of the Steelers' loss to the 49ers at OC Matt Canada’s feet (41:45). They end the pod by attempting to take back some of their preseason takes (1:02:12).
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Nora and Steven recap Week 1, starting with the Dolphins' exciting road win over the Chargers. They discuss the Tua Tagovailoa-Tyreek Hill connection, the overall lack of defense, and the Chargers' passing game (2:00). Then, they assign winners and losers to the rest of the Week 1 slate (15:08). Lastly, they wrap up with a Week 1 take purge(1:19:00).
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Sheil and Ben discuss the Chiefs' disappointing opening-night loss to the Lions at Arrowhead without Travis Kelce and Chris Jones. What will be the biggest headline Monday morning following the first weekend of NFL football? Will Sean Payton have Russell Wilson playing like he did in Seattle? What props do Sheil and Ben like for the week?
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz open by discussing the top three things to watch out for in the Chiefs-Lions matchup on 'Thursday Night Football.' Then, they go through Steven’s QB Rankings, and Nora tries to guess which quarterback he is referring to. They finish by discussing the top three conflicts to watch out for this season and recapping the season finale of HBO’s 'Hard Knocks.'
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Sheil and Ben get together to unload all of their juiciest NFL predictions before the start of the season. Ben begins with his thoughts on Matthew Stafford's future with the Rams before Sheil reveals which coaches he believes may be leaving their teams at the end of the year. Next, they speculate on Lamar Jackson’s ceiling and the 49ers' QB situation before sharing a surprise Super Bowl pick and debating the possibility of a postgame coaching altercation somewhere on the schedule (17:24). Solak ends the pod by pondering whether Brian Burns has played his last game with the Panthers (51:20).
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Sheil and Ben gave you the NFC division winners, and now it’s time for the AFC winners. Will Joe Burrow and the Bengals take the AFC North crown, or will the revamped Ravens take the top spot? There’s a lot of hype surrounding the Jets with the addition of Aaron Rodgers, but will they even make the playoffs? Who will be representing the AFC in the Super Bowl?
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz discuss the Arizona Cardinals' obvious tank strategy heading into the 2023 season and where that will leave Kyler Murray when the dust has settled. Will Joe Burrow be ready for the start of the season? Bengals coach Zac Taylor thinks so. Plus, Katie Baker joins to discuss her piece on the emergence of football documentaries on Netflix.
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Guest: Katie Baker
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Sheil and Ben get together to examine each division in the NFC and to debate which teams they think will make it to the playoffs at the end of the season.
NFC East (2:23)
NFC North (15:32)
NFC South (34:29)
NFC West (59:26)
They close out the pod by sharing their predictions for who’ll represent the NFC in Super Bowl 58 (1:18:22).
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Sheil and Ben discuss the latest news on Trey Lance after he was named QB3 in the San Francisco 49ers' depth chart. What’s next for Lance? Will Jonathan Taylor remain a Colt despite not being signed long term yet? Plus, what’s the realistic expectation for Lamar and the Ravens? How will they adjust to Todd Monken’s offense?
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz discuss the trade demands for Jonathan Taylor and the Jordan Love hype. Then, they recap Episode 3 of HBO’s 'Hard Knocks,' featuring the Jets, and Steven crowns the best defense in the NFL.
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Sheil and Ben get together to use the odds and their insights to discuss and predict the major player and coach award winners for the upcoming NFL season, including:
MVP: (2:17)
Offensive Player of the Year: (11:43)
Defensive Player of the Year: (25:47)
Offensive Rookie of the Year: (37:07)
Defensive Rookie of the Year: (53:21)
Coach of the Year: (57:32)
Finally, they end the pod by sharing the surprise teams they believe will and won’t make the playoffs this year (1:11:32).
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Sheil and Ben come together to predict whom they think the top five defenses for the 2023 NFL season will be. They give their top-five lists and debate the strengths and weaknesses of each unit (01:41). After, they list the defenses they believe will finish 6-10 (63:36).
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz recap this week's news roundup that includes Ezekiel Elliott signing with the New England Patriots and Michael Oher’s lawsuit against the Tuohys. Then they recap Episode 2 of HBO’s 'Hard Knocks' featuring the Jets, and Steven crowns the best defense in the NFL.
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Sheil and Ben come together to predict whom they think the top five offenses for the 2023 NFL season will be. They each give their top five lists and talk about why these offenses should be elite this season, but also talk about what could go wrong if they were to finish outside the top five (2:54). They finish up by quickly listing the offenses they think will finish 6-10 (58:46).
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Sheil and Ben examine some eye-popping over/under odds totals for the 2023 season. Find out which teams will regress and which ones will exceed expectations. Can Kyle Shanahan coach the Niners to over 10.5 wins with the QB uncertainty? Will the Vikings see even more improvement after squeaking out close wins last season?
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz recap their experiences attending the Commanders, Patriots, and Rams training camps. Then they recap the premiere of the HBO’s 'Hard Knocks' featuring the Jets.
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Dak Prescott tied for the most interceptions in the league last season despite playing only 12 games. Will that number be less with Mike McCarthy calling plays? Plus, who has the most dangerous offense in the NFC? Is it the Eagles or a team from a different division? With the Ravens having so many moving parts on offense this offseason, are they looking at a year of transition? Plus, Ben is buying the hype on one rookie QB.
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Sheil and Ben are back at it again this week! This episode, they look at the coaches with the most at stake this season. Is Bill Belichick’s tenure in New England at risk of coming to an end? With the addition of Kellen Moore and Justin Herbert’s recent contract extension, will Brandon Staley finally have some postseason success? Is Mike McCarthy’s takeover on offense really the best decision for Dallas? Plus, does Kevin Stefanski need a career year to remain in Cleveland?
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz return to give their bold predictions for the 2023 NFL Season and place them in their time capsule.
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'Extra Point Taken' is back! Sheil and Ben have some camp questions that need answers. How safe is Sean Payton’s job in Denver? Would ownership let Russell Wilson be benched if he’s playing poorly in the middle of the season? With the future of RB pay looking bleak, how will Jon Taylor manage his contract situation as he heads into the final year of his deal? Plus, how much stability or instability is there at the QB position across the league?
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In the final episode of their offseason series, Ben and Steven look at the current state of the running back position, and the frustrations voiced by the likes of Austin Ekeler and Josh Jacobs over the lack of fair compensation. They look at why teams have stopped handing out long-term contracts to RBs (03:39), and why Derrick Henry and Christian McCaffrey are outliers (17:43). Then, they highlight the short career length for the position and the potential solutions that may be necessary to alleviate the issue (31:00).
Hosts: Ben Solak and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
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Ben and Steven react to Justin Herbert's massive five-year, $262.5 million contract with the Chargers. They start off with some of the record-breaking details of the contract before discussing the impact the contract’s structure will have on the team and how this will affect the Joe Burrow negotiations (01:08). After, they look into who faces the most pressure from this deal between Herbert and the Chargers (15:07).
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz open by discussing the Giants and Saquon Barkley's agreement to a one-year extension. They then rank the teams in the NFC East from best to worst and adjust their NFL rankings thus far.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
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Ben and Steven continue their offseason deep dive into some of the biggest questions around the league.
This week, they take a look at the present and future of defensive schemes in the NFL. They start off by discussing the difficulty in adapting to evolving offenses, and the growing influence of of Vic Fangio’s 2-high defense (01:22). Then, they delve into the lowering blitz rates and the necessity to create pressure in lieu of an elite four-man rush (24:00). After, they look at the new wave of defensive coaches, Brandon Staley, and the prominence of curated game plans (39:44).
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Hosts: Ben Solak and Steven Ruiz
Producers: Carlos Chiriboga and Eduardo Ocampo
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz open by discussing DeAndre Hopkins's decision to sign with the Tennessee Titans. They then rank the teams in the AFC East from best to worst and adjust their NFL rankings thus far.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
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Ben and Steven continue their offseason deep dive into some of the biggest questions around the league.This week, they take a look at the present and future of
offensive schemes in the NFL. They start by talking about the state of offense in the NFL right now and the established coaches who have gotten us here (1:37). Then, they talk about the new heads of offensive coaching, the direction they're pushing offenses, and which of them could become the new establishment (38:04). They also discuss the role of the rushing quarterback in the modern NFL and their role in the future of offense (52:34).
Hosts: Ben Solak and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Carlos Chiriboga
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz return to rank the teams in the NFC West from best to worst and to adjust their NFL rankings thus far.
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Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
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Ben and Steven continue their offseason deep dive into some of the biggest questions around the league.
This week, they look into what went wrong with Russell Wilson's first year in Denver, and discuss the differences between Wilson in Seattle’s offense compared to Denver’s offense (03:09). Then, they talk about Sean Payton’s system, how it functioned under Drew Brees, and whether that can be replicated in Denver (21:55). After, they try to figure out what would be considered a success for the Broncos to justify sticking with Wilson’s large contract (39:35).
Hosts: Ben Solak and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz return to discuss the latest suspensions for gambling in the NFL. Then, they rank the teams in the AFC West from best to worst and adjust their NFL rankings thus far.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Ben and Steven continue their offseason deep dive into some of the biggest questions around the league.
This week, they look into Bill Belichick’s coaching tree and try to figure out why defensive coaches have a harder time breaking through to head coaching ranks. They start off by distinguishing why Belichick’s coaching style is hard to replicate elsewhere (01:48) before looking into the rest of the defensive coaching trees in the league (19:53), then discuss why offensive coaching trees seem to fare better (48:48).
Hosts: Ben Solak and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz return to rank the teams in the NFC North from best to worst, and to adjust their NFL rankings thus far.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Ben and Steven continue their offseason deep dive into some of the biggest questions around the league.
This week, they explore the rise of dual-threat quarterbacks like Jalen Hurts, Lamar Jackson, and Josh Allen. They look at the increase in QB scrambles over the years (03:51), the different tiers of quarterback mobility (17:53), whether pocket passers are becoming less and less valuable (35:40), and how seriously they must factor in injury risks (53:49).
Hosts: Ben Solak and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz return to rank the teams in the AFC North from best to worst and to adjust their NFL rankings thus far.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Ben and Steven continue their offseason deep dive into some of the biggest questions around the league.
This week, they look at the shifting landscape of the wide receiver position. They discuss whether receivers are now a premium position in the league, with the recent flux of large contracts being signed (03:26). Then, they look at the recent wave of high-impact WRs drafted into the league (15:51) before delving into their own lists of the top 10 wide receivers (31:12).
Hosts: Ben Solak and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz return to rank the teams in the NFC South from best to worst and to adjust their NFL rankings thus far.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Ben and Steven continue their offseason deep dive into some of the biggest questions around the league.
This week, they examine why play-action is underutilized in the NFL. They start by looking into what makes play-action so successful (01:32), the concept of “play pass” (17:37), and why play-action might not be as big of a cheat code as we once thought it was (36:20).
Hosts: Ben Solak and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
Additional Production Support: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz return to rank the teams in the AFC South from best to worst.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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In a new special offseason series, Ben Solak and Steven Ruiz dive deep into some of the biggest questions around the league.
This week, Ben and Steven debate which team is the biggest threat to the Chiefs: the Bengals or the Bills? They start by looking into the state of the Bills, including their defense against quarterbacks, the impact of Josh Allen’s UCL injury, and if the addition of Dalton Kincaid is a needle-mover (03:29). Then, they discuss the Bengals, Lou Anarumo’s defense, Joe Burrow no longer taking a ton of sacks, and if it’s possible to keep Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase, and Tee Higgins together (32:19). They end by looking at the differences in draft classes between both teams (51:01).
Hosts: Ben Solak and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
Additional Production Support: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Sheil and Ben let loose and have some fun with predicting three NFL headlines that will happen in 2026. Who will the Patriots move on from first: Bill Belichick or Mac Jones? Which current NFL coach will be highly sought after for the broadcast booth? Will there be a new division formed overseas?
Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Music Composed By: Devon Renaldo
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With the draft completely in the rearview, Sheil and Ben now look forward to the offseason and which headlines we’ll likely hear the most from now until the start of the season. When will Tom Brady appear in the booth? Which players will be in “the best shape of their life”? Which San Fran QB will be flourishing in Kyle Shanahan’s system?
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Music Composed By: Devon Renaldo
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz open by discussing the agreement to sell the Washington Commanders to Harris Group and what this means going forward. They go on to recap the 2023-24 NFL schedule and discuss their favorite and least favorite moments from the schedule release.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Are the Packers in love with Jordan after not picking up his fifth-year option? Even though the Panthers and Saints added Bryce Young and Derek Carr, respectively, to the division, could the Falcons still rise to the top in the NFC South? Russell Wilson had an abysmal season with the Broncos in 2022, but is he poised for a bounce back with Sean Payton as the head coach?
Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Additional Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
Music By: Devon Renaldo
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz open by discussing the news of Randall Cobb reportedly signing with the Jets and then pick which teams were the biggest winners during the offseason.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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The dust has settled from the 2023 NFL draft and some major moves were made before and during the draft. Ben and Sheil give three observations that were either good or perplexing. With Lamar Jackson now locked in with the Ravens, did they propel themselves to the top of the AFC? Where will Kyler Murray be playing in 2024? Those and more on 'Extra Point Taken'!
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Additional Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
Music Composed By: Devon Renaldo
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Nora, Steven, and Sheil discuss their winners and losers of the 2023 NFL draft, including what the Patriots’ class means for the future of Mac Jones, the Eagles drafting a trio of Georgia Bulldogs defenders, the Cardinals gaining draft capital for next year, and more.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti, Steven Ruiz, and Sheil Kapadia
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Nora and Steven discuss their biggest takeaways from the first round of the draft. However, they start with the news of Lamar Jackson signing a massive five-year extension with the Baltimore Ravens. They also cover the Ravens’ draft performance on night one, when they added another offensive weapon for Lamar (1:45). They discuss the Texans trading up to get an additional pick in the top three (9:25), Kentucky quarterback Will Levis sliding out of the first round, the Falcons and Lions drafting running backs early (35:30), the Eagles having another great draft (43:35), and much more.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo
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Nora Princiotti, Steven Ruiz and Sheil Kapadia open by discussing the latest in the news cycle, and then have their own draft by picking the most intriguing draft positions heading into the NFL Draft on Thursday.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti, Steven Ruiz and Sheil Kapadia
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Aaron Rodgers is finally headed to the Big Apple after it was announced a couple months back that he intended to play for the Jets. Sheil and Ben are back for Part 2 of ‘Extra Point Taken’ to discuss the breaking news and what this means for both the Jets and the Packers. Did the Jets give up too much for the aging four-time MVP, or is the small window of opportunity worth it?
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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The 2023 NFL draft week is finally here! Sheil and Ben have finally ground out the tape of every player possible and have each come up with three big draft predictions about what they think will happen this year. Which teams will be trading up or down to secure more players or more picks? Plus, draft over-unders are always fun. Find out which players gamblers should keep an eye on to place their wagers with.
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora and Sheil discuss the latest in the news cycle, including Trey Lance on the trade block, and finish by dissecting what's recently been churned out by the rumor mill.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Sheil Kapadia
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Sheil and Nora received the breaking news during the podcast that Jalen Hurts agreed to a five-year, $255 million deal, making him the highest-paid player in NFL history at an average of $51 million per year. The contract includes $179.3 million in guarantees and a no-trade clause, the first in franchise history. Will Hurts’s deal have any effect on Lamar Jackson’s contract situation? Plus, we play lie detector with some burning topics around the NFL, including Patriots QB Mac Jones, and who will be drafted no. 1 overall in the 2023 NFL draft.
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Nora Princiotti
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora and Steven return to discuss Josh Harris’s bid to buy the Commanders and break down how the playoff teams of the NFC can improve through the draft and free agency.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora and Steven return to break down how the non-playoff teams of the NFC can improve through the draft and free agency.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Odell Beckham Jr. has finally found a home, in Baltimore, after sitting out the 2023 season because of a torn ACL. The big question remains: Will the disgruntled Lamar Jackson be his QB when the 2023 season kicks off? Also, the draft is oh so close, and rumors are heating up that the Arizona Cardinals will be trading the no. 3 pick. Who are the teams looking to make the jump up to no. 3? Could it be the Titans? Or a dark horse team that had a good run toward the end of 2023?
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora and Steven return to break down how the playoff teams of the AFC can improve through the draft and free agency.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora and Steven open by discussing the news surrounding Cardinals owner Michael Bidwill. They then break down how the non-playoff teams of the AFC can improve through the draft and free agency.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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The 2023 NFL draft is quickly approaching, and Sheil and Ben have dissected where teams are picking, and what they’re going to do with their picks. Who are three most interesting teams heading into the draft? Could it be the Ravens, who might have to replace Lamar Jackson this offseason? The Texans, who currently hold the no. 2 pick, or the Lions, who had an amazing end to the season and hold a plethora of picks?
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Reintegrating the NFL was only the first step. In this episode, we look at the long arc of the league’s complicated relationship with race, including positional discrepancies, coach hiring, front office representation, and the stark absence of Black owners. And we consider what it will take to effect real change.
Host: Chelsea Stark-Jones
Co-reporter: Lex Pryor
Producers: Isaiah Blakely, Mike Wargon, Justin Sayles, and Vikram Patel
Sound Design and Original Theme Song: Devon Renaldo
Mixing and Mastering: Scott Somerville
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Nora and Steven return to discuss the news out of the owners meetings, the latest on the contract fiasco between the Ravens and Lamar Jackson, Robert Kraft’s comments on Bill Belichick, and the latest rule changes for the upcoming season.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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By reintegrating pro football, Kenny, Woody, Bill, and Marion achieved what once seemed unthinkable. But the harder part was actually playing in a mostly white league. In this episode, we’ll look at the personal costs of integration for Kenny, Woody, Bill, and Marion.
Host: Chelsea Stark-Jones
Co-reporter: Lex Pryor
Producers: Isaiah Blakely, Mike Wargon, Justin Sayles, and Vikram Patel
Sound Design and Original Theme Song: Devon Renaldo
Mixing and Mastering: Scott Somerville
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The Lamarathon continues! Lamar Jackson told his Twitter followers on Monday that he’d requested a trade from the Baltimore Ravens after being franchise-tagged and not reaching a long-term deal. Sheil and Ben discuss whether Jackson will be granted his wish or be back with the Ravens. Sheil and Ben also discuss what teams should be pursuing Jackson, and what the fallout will be if a team doesn’t trade for him.
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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In 1946, four men reintegrated pro football. In this episode, we look at how each of them ended up at the precipice of history, as they prepared to cross the sport’s color barrier.
Host: Chelsea Stark-Jones
Co-reporter: Lex Pryor
Producers: Isaiah Blakely, Mike Wargon, Justin Sayles, and Vikram Patel
Sound Design and Original Theme Song: Devon Renaldo
Mixing and Mastering: Scott Somerville
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Nora and Steven return to discuss the best remaining free agents, but with a twist. From "How Did the Niners Do This Again?" to "Most Likely to Become a Pro-Bowler on the Pats," they give awards for the top talent on the market. Nora concludes the show by speaking with Chelsea Stark-Jones to discuss The Ringer’s new narrative podcast, ‘Blackballed,’ a story about the four men who reintegrated pro football in 1946, after a 13-year span during which Black players were secretly banned from the NFL.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Guest: Chelsea Stark-Jones
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Six years ago, Colin Kaepernick took a knee, and it cost him the rest of his football career. It’s a modern story that hearkens back to the NFL’s original sin: a secret agreement among team owners to stop signing Black players almost a century ago.
Host: Chelsea Stark-Jones
Co-reporter: Lex Pryor
Producers: Isaiah Blakely, Mike Wargon, Justin Sayles, and Vikram Patel
Sound Design and Original Theme Song: Devon Renaldo
Mixing and Mastering: Scott Somerville
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Sheil and Ben discuss the current winners and losers of the offseason and free agency. The Dolphins have made some key additions that Ben really loves, including Jalen Ramsey, but does this put them at the top of the AFC East? The AFC West was overall disappointing last season and could still trend in that direction with the acquisitions, departures, and spending that the Raiders and Broncos have done so far this offseason. Sheil and Ben also predict the way too early division winners.
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Addition Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Kenny Washington, Woody Strode, Bill Willis, and Marion Motley reintegrated professional football in 1946. They are known as the Forgotten Four. The burying of their story, and the secret ban on Black players that came before, is a critical piece of the history of the NFL’s complicated relationship with race.
Host: Chelsea Stark-Jones
Co-reporter: Lex Pryor
Producers: Isaiah Blakely, Mike Wargon, Justin Sayles, and Vikram Patel
Sound Design and Original Theme Song: Devon Renaldo
Mixing and Mastering: Scott Somerville
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Nora and Steven get together for an emergency pod to react to Aaron Rodgers’s appearance and comments on ‘The Pat McAfee Show.’ They examine Rodgers’s viability as an effective QB, whether or not the Jets will have the right pieces around him for success, and if his presence will elevate the Jets' contender status. They end the pod by speculating on possible trades the Jets will make going forward (25:01) and where they'll stand vs. other AFC heavyweights next season (34:44).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
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Sean Payton and the Broncos made a bevy of moves in the official legal tampering window, agreeing to terms with T Mike McGlinchey, G Ben Powers, and DE Zach Allen; however, Sheil believes these acquisitions aren't a good sign for Russell Wilson. The Chicago Bears also had a big day, signing former Eagles LB T.J. Edwards and former Bills LB Tremaine Edmunds, but did they make a mistake by letting a player who was already in the building go? Plus, Ben thinks the Dolphins are winning the Super Bowl of the legal tampering period so far.
Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Sheil and Ben react to the news of the Chicago Bears sending the first overall pick in the 2023 draft to the Carolina Panthers for the four picks and D.J. Moore. They discuss what the Panthers should do with the first pick, how the Bears continue building around Justin Fields, and how to build out their roster with the draft compensation.
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Sheil and Lindsay open by recapping the Ravens’ placement of Lamar Jackson on a nonexclusive franchise tag, why teams are reluctant to sign him, and the best landing spot for the former NFL MVP. They continue by discussing the most interesting teams during free agency, top free agents, and how some teams can get better during the offseason
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Lindsay Jones
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Austin and Steven discuss the Ravens placing Lamar Jackson on a nonexclusive franchise tag, Daniel Jones’s contract extension, running backs being placed on the franchise tag, and Aaron Rodgers meeting with the New York Jets.
Hosts: Austin Gayle and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Derek Carr has agreed to a deal with the Saints for four years and approximately $150 million. Now that Carr has signed, what’s the ripple effect for the Jets, and how does Aaron Rodgers’s future tie into it all? Lamar Jackson and the Ravens still haven’t agreed on a deal, which could possibly lead to the team giving him the non-exclusive franchise tag. Ben doesn’t think Lamar will be a Raven next season if that’s the case. Plus, Sheil wonders what the heck Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy is talking about.
Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora and Steven go through the best quotes from the 2023 NFL combine week and what they mean thus far.
Host: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Sheil and Ben are back and ready to get the offseason rumor mill rolling. The Bears currently hold the no. 1 overall pick in the 2023 draft, but should they hold onto the pick and trade Justin Fields? All-Pro Rams CB Jalen Ramsey is likely on the move. Which team would be the best landing spot? Plus, the Giants have some big decisions to make between QB Daniel Jones and RB Saquon Barkley. Who’s more likely to get a new deal, and who’s more likely to receive the franchise tag?
Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Ben and Steven go through what they’ve learned in the 2022-23 NFL Season. Ben and Lions DE Aidan Hutchinson talk about Dan Campbell and John Harbaugh and recap Hutchinson’s first season in the NFL.
Host: Ben Solak and Steven Ruiz
Guest: Aidan Hutchinson
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora and Steven are ready for the offseason, and what better way to start it than by playing matchmaker for QBs on the move and teams that desperately need a QB? Although Aaron Rodgers is still on the Green Bay Packers, could he possibly end up in the Big Apple or reunite with Davante Adams in Sin City? Tom has officially retired and left Tampa; could his former teammate fill the void that he left? Plus, Chiefs OC Eric Bieniemy could be on the move, but should he just remain in Kansas City and wait for a better opportunity?
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Additional Production Supervision: Conor Nevins, Arjuna Ramgopal, and Stefan Anderson
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The Raiders have released Derek Carr, and he is free to sign anywhere. Could he end up in the Big Apple? Fresh off a Super Bowl loss, the Eagles have lost offensive coordinator Shane Steichen, the new Colts head coach, and defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon, the new Cardinals head coach. How big are these losses for the Eagles? Plus, the Ravens have a new offensive coordinator, but will this move keep Lamar in Baltimore?
Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
Producer: Cliff Augustin
Additional Production Supervision: Conor Nevins, Arjuna Ramgopal, and Chris Sutton
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Nora and Steven recap the Chiefs' 38-35 comeback victory over the Eagles. They start with Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs' second-half offense. They also discuss Jalen Hurts’s four-touchdown performance, the Eagles' defense, and much more.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
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Nora is joined by the Ringer's own Charles Holmes and Rob Harvilla to talk about Rihanna's much anticipated return to the limelight during Sunday's big game,and briefly examine some of the more notable Super Bowl halftime shows in recent history. They then speculate on what songs Rihanna may perform from her illustrious career (19:28), and debate the possible surprise guests that could accompany her (48:46).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti, Charles Holmes, and Rob Harvilla
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Danny, Ben, and Steven preview all aspects of the Super Bowl. They discuss how they think the defenses are going to attempt to stop Jalen Hurts and Patrick Mahomes, some potential X factors, and much more.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Ben Solak, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s Lindsay Jones to discuss their Super Bowl week observations (1:37). Then they run through some recent news items, including Aaron Rodgers's four-day darkness retreat, Derek Carr’s visit with the Saints, and how the Sean Payton–Russell Wilson dynamic will work in Denver (9:16). They wrap up by talking about the possibility of seeing a trick play in the Super Bowl (41:26).
Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Lindsay Jones
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
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Each week, a guest tries to persuade Nora Princiotti to agree with an argument they feel strongly about. This week's guest is The Ringer's Kevin Clark, who explains why teams should draft a quarterback every year.
Host: Nora Princiotti
Guest: Kevin Clark
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
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Sheil and Ben get together to share their reactions to some of the headlines around the NFL as we move toward the big game. First, Ben predicts a tough time for the Eagles offense based on Chiefs defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo's impressive resume, while Sheil sees Philadelphia's dominant pass rush causing problems for Patrick Mahomes. Next, they take a look at Derek Carr's future moves and try to tamp down any Saints trade expectations (16:10). This leads to a discussion about how the Broncos' hiring of head coach Sean Payton could signal that the arrow is pointing up in Denver (26:23). After the break, they dissect all of the optimistic new moves happening in Carolina and try to find a ray of positivity for the Bears within the upcoming draft (34:08).
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Sheil and Nora react to Tom Brady once again announcing his retirement and discuss what his life will look like after football and the ripple effects of his decision across the league.
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Nora Princiotti
Associate Producer: Mike Wargon
Additional Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora and Lindsay recap the breaking news of Sean Payton returning to coach the Denver Broncos, and the Houston Texans hiring DeMeco Ryans.
Host: Nora Princiotti and Lindsay Jones
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Sheil and Ben start the pod by sharing their reactions to the news of the Jets hiring Nathaniel Hackett as their new OC, which leads to a discussion about the increasingly perilous search to replace his head coaching services in Denver. Next, Sheil breaks down why the Patriots' hiring of Bill O'Brien was a bad hire by Bill Belichick, while Ben is slightly more optimistic about Kellen Moore's move to the Chargers (25:35). They then get into the Cowboys' misguided coaching outlook moving forward and speculate on the Bengals' offseason roster moves (45:37). Finally, Sheil gives his hot take on where Tom Brady will play next season (1:06:30).
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora and Steven start by recapping the Chiefs' thrilling win over the Bengals. They discuss the play of Patrick Mahomes and Joe Burrow, what made the difference for the Chiefs, and more. Then, they move on to the Eagles comfortably beating the Niners. They talk about the Eagles defensive line's impressive performance, the quarterback injuries for the Niners, and more (23:32). Lastly, they wrap up with their preliminary thoughts on an Eagles-Chiefs Super Bowl and the Cowboys letting go of offensive coordinator Kellen Moore (43:16).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
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Danny, Ben, and Steven start by previewing the AFC championship between the Bengals and Chiefs. They talk about Joe Burrow’s development and what to expect from Patrick Mahomes after the ankle injury. Then they preview the NFC championship between the Niners and Eagles (30:38) and discuss how a bunch of the different star-studded matchups will end up.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Ben Solak, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s Austin Gayle to predict the biggest story lines following championship Sunday, including Kyle Shanahan’s game management (9:00), quarterbacks playing on rookie deals (27:00), and what the future holds for Sean Payton (36:00). Finally, they close the show by answering mailbag questions (45:00).
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Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Austin Gayle
Associate Producer: Mike Wargon
Additional Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
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Each week, a guest tries to persuade Nora Princiotti to agree with an argument they feel strongly about. This week’s guest is The Ringer’s Steven Ruiz, who debunks all the myths on Dak Prescott and proves why he’s one of the top QBs in the NFL.
Host: Nora Princiotti
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Sheil and Ben share their reactions to the NFL's divisional-round action, starting their conversation by explaining why Dak Prescott wasn't the only reason for the Cowboys' loss to the 49ers on Saturday. Sheil then details how Joe Burrow is always right, and Ben breaks down how San Francisco will benefit from surviving Brock Purdy's worst game as a starter (17:12). Next, they swat down all of the negative Bills hysteria, and speculate on Aaron Rodgers's next move (37:23). They end the pod by giving some love to Bengals defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo (1:01:28).
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora, Steven, and Ben recap the Sunday divisional games, starting with the Niners defense leading the way to a 19-12 victory. They talk about both offenses struggling to score and what’s next for the Cowboys (1:28). Then, they discuss the Bengals' impressive road victory over the Bills. They talk about the Bengals' impressive defense, Josh Allen’s struggles, a look ahead to Bengals-Chiefs, and more (30:08).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti, Steven Ruiz, and Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
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Nora and Steven start the pod by recapping the Chiefs’ win over the Jaguars (01:47). They discuss Patrick Mahomes’s ankle injury and how Steve Spagnuolo's defense stifled the Jaguars’ offensive game plan. After, they talk about the Eagles’ emphatic win over the Giants and Daniel Jones's future in New York (23:43).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
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Danny, Ben, and Steven preview every divisional round matchup for this weekend, starting with Bengals-Bills (02:17). They discuss Giants-Eagles (24:46), Cowboys-49ers (38:35), and Jaguars-Chiefs (51:46) before doing some housekeeping and discussing the Chargers and Ravens parting ways with their offensive coordinators (61:35).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Ben Solak, and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
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Each week, a guest tries to persuade Nora Princiotti to agree with an argument they feel strongly about. This week’s guest is The Ringer’s John Jastremski, who contends that the Giants QB has played at an elite level this season.
Host: Nora Princiotti
Guest: John Jastremski
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Sheil and Ben get together to share their reactions to the Cowboys' dominant win over the Bucs. They then speculate on Tom Brady's next move, and talk about whether Dak Prescott can build on his dazzling performance through the playoffs (3:23). Next comes the Ravens postmortem, with Sheil detailing Baltimore's complicated personnel issues and Ben looking at future destinations for QB Lamar Jackson (19:00). They end the pod by discussing Derek Carr's offseason outlook, and Doug Pederson's steady coaching hand with the Jaguars (43:33).
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora, Ben, and Steven start by discussing the Bengals defeating the Ravens at home. They discuss some of the major plays, including Sam Hubbard’s 98-yard fumble return touchdown that ended up being the game winner. Then, they talk about the Bills narrowly defeating the Dolphins. They talk about Josh Allen’s up-and-down game, and the play of Dolphins quarterback Skylar Thompson (23:21). Lastly, they wrap up with the Giants' upset road victory over the Vikings, and the performance from Daniel Jones (45:17).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti, Steven Ruiz, and Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
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Nora and Steven recap the Saturday slate of wild-card matchups, starting with the Jaguars’ stunning comeback over the Chargers (01:19). They give credit to Doug Pederson and Trevor Lawrence for their second-half resurgence and speculate as to what this loss means for Brandon Staley’s future as head coach. After, they break down San Francisco's win over Seattle and why all their offensive assets make them so dangerous (21:29).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
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Danny, Ben, and Steven preview all the wild-card games this weekend, highlighted by Buccaneers-Cowboys and Jaguars-Chargers.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Ben Solak, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
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Today, Sheil is joined by Bill Barnwell from ESPN. They start their conversation by speculating on all of the possible landing spots for Sean Payton. They then go around the NFL and debate their dream coaching trade scenarios for teams that currently have vacancies or are obviously in need of improvement (12:07). Next, they talk about the changes they would make to the All-Pro team roster and which coaches and players have the most at stake on wild-card weekend (29:30). They end the pod by answering some of your mailbag questions (43:15).
Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Bill Barnwell
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Each week, a guest tries to persuade Nora Princiotti to agree with an argument they feel strongly about. This week’s guest is The Ringer’s Austin Gayle, who makes the case for Brock Purdy to be the NFL’s Offensive Rookie of the Year.
Host: Nora Princiotti
Guest: Austin Gayle
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Austin and Jason start by discussing the best teams that missed the playoffs (7:26). They then go through Austin’s power rankings of the playoff teams and place them into tiers (14:05). Later, they choose a game of the week (44:37) before being joined by Steven Ruiz to talk about some of the quarterbacks in the playoffs and discuss who surprised him the most this season (48:15).
Hosts: Austin Gayle and Jason Goff
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Associate Producer: Carlos Chiriboga
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Sheil and Ben start their conversation with some positive updates on Damar Hamlin and the Buffalo Bills' outlook heading into the playoffs. They then talk about how Lovie Smith's endgame decisions in the Texans win over the Colts have set the stage for an interesting draft this spring (3:53). Next, Sheil explains why Chargers fans should be wary of Brandon Staley's personnel strategy last Sunday, and Ben shows us why Carolina is the best current coaching destination this offseason (18:03). This leads to a debate on college coaches heading to the NFL and a discussion about the Titans' and Saints' dreary futures (31:54). They end the pod by sharing their complete playoff bracket picks (1:02:42).
Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora and Steven are joined by Ben Solak to discuss how the wild-card races in each conference shook out on Sunday. They start with the Lions playing spoiler and eliminating the Packers from playoff contention. Then, they discuss the Seahawks winning in overtime over the Rams, and Seattle's upcoming playoff rematch against the Niners. Then, in the AFC they talk about the Dolphins getting into the playoffs by beating the Jets, which eliminated the Patriots and Steelers (21:08). After that, Nora and Steven run through their winners and losers for the final week of the regular season, including the Jaguars, Texans, Cowboys, and more (34:34).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Guest: Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
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Danny Heifetz begins the show with Nora Princiotti, who provides the latest updates on Damar Hamlin. Then, Ben Solak and Steven Ruiz join Danny to preview the Week 18 games with playoff implications, including Lions-Packers, Jaguars-Titans, Jets-Dolphins, and more (19:43).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Ben Solak, and Steven Ruiz
Guest: Nora Princiotti
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora and Sheil are joined by The Buffalo News’ Katherine Fitzgerald to discuss their feelings following the 'MNF' matchup between the Bills and Bengals, and give insight into Damar Hamlin as a human.
Host: Nora Princiotti and Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Katherine Fitzgerald
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora and Steven are joined by Ben Solak to do a confidence check-in on the top teams in the NFC after the Eagles and Vikings lose and the Niners beat the Raiders in overtime (1:57). Then Nora and Steven pick out their winners and losers from the week, including the Giants, Bucs, and Commanders (30:27).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Guest: Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
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Danny, Ben, and Steven start by previewing an exciting matchup in the AFC between the Bills and Bengals. They discuss and compare the recent play of quarterbacks Joe Burrow and Josh Allen (2:53). Then they predict the Monday-morning headlines for Vikings-Packers, Pats-Dolphins, and more (23:33). They wrap up by discussing some recent quarterback benchings, including the Raiders sitting Derek Carr (41:25).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Ben Solak, Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
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Welcome to "The Island"!
Each week, a guest tries to persuade Nora Princiotti to agree with an argument they feel strongly about. This week’s guest is The Ringer’s Sheil Kapadia, who details why the NFL season needs some changes.
Host: Nora Princiotti
Guest: Sheil Kapadia
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Austin and Jason discuss how the NFL power rankings have changed after Week 16. First, they highlight who needs to be put out to pasture, including Nathaniel Hackett, Nick Foles, and Zach Wilson (00:53). Then, they discuss the teams of the week, the 49ers and the Chargers, and the reasons for their recent success (13:28). After, they discuss the Packers and Titans, this week’s biggest movers (26:06), before delving into everything that’s gone wrong for the Colts and Cardinals (37:04). Finally, Steven Ruiz joins the show to talk Jared Goff, Sam Darnold, and the Titans’ QB situation (52:11).
Hosts: Austin Gayle and Jason Goff
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
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Ben and Sheil get together to share their reactions to the Chargers punching their ticket to the postseason with a win over the Colts on 'Monday Night Football'. They then discuss the news of Tua's concussion symptoms and the removal of Nathaniel Hackett as head coach of the Denver Broncos (9:21). Next, they warn us not to believe the spin coming from Arizona coach Kliff Kingsbury's camp and examine the widening championship race in the NFC (39:54). They end the pod with Sheil raving about the Viking's fan experience this season and Ben giving the weekly extra point (59:33).
Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora and Steven pick out their winners and losers from the Christmas Eve games, starting with the Cowboys' win over the Eagles (1:30). They also discuss the Commanders (7:10), Patriots (17:25), Panthers (23:03), and more.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
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Danny, Ben, and Steven preview Week 16 starting with the NFC East Eagles-Cowboys matchup (01:10). They discuss how the Eagles’ offense will fare with Gardner Minshew under center, as well as the depleted secondary troubles that Dallas will have. Then, they predict Monday morning’s headlines for Seahawks-Chiefs and Bengals-Patriots (22:12). Finally, they do a quick overview of all the matches with playoff implications (40:16).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Ben Solak, and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
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This week, Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s Lindsay Jones to give out gifts ahead of the holidays. They share what Patrick Mahomes can expect to find under his tree (2:00) and explain why Josh Allen could use a heating rock (8:00). Plus, they pick which coaches need a coaching seminar (13:00) and discuss the best gift Lions fans can hope for (36:00). Finally, they close the show by answering mailbag questions (42:00).
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Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Lindsay Jones
Associate Producer: Mike Wargon
Additional Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
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Welcome to ‘The Island’!
Each week a guest tries to persuade Nora Princiotti to agree with an argument they feel strongly about. This week’s guest is The Ringer’s Steven Ruiz, who details why Lamar Jackson should find a new home outside of Baltimore. Will Nora join him on the island, or sail elsewhere?
Host: Nora Princiotti
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Austin and Jason discuss how the NFL power rankings have changed after Week 15. First, they talk about why the Commanders shouldn’t be blaming the officials and why Mac Jones needs to stop screaming on the sidelines (0:49). Then, they discuss some teams that are on the rise, the Jags and the Lions (11:08). After that, they get into the two biggest movers on this week’s rankings, the Titans and the Jets (26:15), before discussing where the Eagles and Cowboys should be (38:47). Later, Steven Ruiz joins the pod to talk Gardner Minshew, Joe Burrow, and Geno Smith (51:54).
Hosts: Austin Gayle and Jason Goff
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Associate Producer: Carlos Chiriboga
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Ben and Sheil begin the pod by sharing their reactions to the news about Jalen Hurts's injury and speculating about how the Eagles will adjust heading into the playoffs. They then debate Washington head coach Ron Rivera's coaching potency and talk about what next year's Packers are going to look like (11:10). Next, Ben breaks down an underrated 2022 draft class and Sheil explains why Bill Belichick should not get any more passes as an elite coach (29:44). They end the pod by dreaming up their perfect playoff pairings (47:39).
Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora and Steven are joined by Ben Solak to discuss the Jaguars’ comeback victory against the Cowboys (02:06). They delve into Dallas’ deficiencies on offense and project whether they're legitimate postseason contenders. They also talk about Trevor Lawrence’s performance and the Jaguars’ chances at making the playoffs. Then, Nora and Steven go over their winners and losers for the week, including the Lions, Commanders, and Bucs (28:25).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Guest: Ben Solak
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora and Ben hop on to give their instant reactions to the Bills' 32-29 victory over the Dolphins (04:13). They discuss Buffalo's defensive game plan to limit Mike McDaniel's offense, the Dolphins' silver lining despite the loss, and the snowy atmosphere in Orchard Park. After, they discuss the Vikings' historic comeback against the Colts (27:06).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Ben Solak
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Danny, Ben, and Steven preview Week 15 starting with a battle in the AFC East between the Dolphins-Bills. They discuss what kind of impact the weather will have on both teams, why the Dolphins' offense has struggled, and more. Then they predict Monday morning’s headlines for Chargers-Titans, Lions-Jets, Giants-Commanders, and Saints-Falcons (22:47). They wrap up by discussing the MVP race (53:57).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Ben Solak, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s Nora Princiotti to select the most likely outcome for four scenarios. They start by sharing whether they believe the Jets or Lions are more likely to make the playoffs (2:00). Then they discuss whether the Bucs or Vikings have a better chance to make the NFC championship (8:00) and wonder if Mac Jones or Daniel Jones will win their first playoff game (17:00). Finally, they close the show by breaking down the cases for Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts to win MVP (23:00) and answer some mailbag questions (35:00).
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Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Nora Princiotti
Associate Producer: Mike Wargon
Additional Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
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Welcome to ‘The Island’!
Each week a guest tries to persuade Nora Princiotti to agree with an argument they feel strongly about. This week’s guest is The Ringer’s Danny Heifetz, who details why the New York Jets should trade for Aaron Rodgers. Will Nora join him on the island, or sail elsewhere?
Host: Nora Princiotti
Guest: Danny Heifetz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Austin is joined by Steven Ruiz to discuss how the NFL power rankings have changed after Week 14. They start by talking about the Dolphins, the Chargers, and the discourse surrounding Justin Herbert and Tua Tagovailoa (1:34). Then, they get into the team of the week, the Niners, and how Kyle Shanahan is making it work with Brock Purdy (10:40). After that, they discuss the biggest mover on this week’s rankings, the Panthers (18:40), before discussing the Jets, the Titans, and the Patriots (27:56). Later, they discuss where Jared Goff and Jalen Hurts should be on Steven’s QB rankings (47:55).
Hosts: Austin Gayle
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Associate Producer: Carlos Chiriboga
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Ben and Sheil get together to share their reactions to the Patriots' victory over the Cardinals on 'Monday Night Football.' They then discuss some possible destinations for Tom Brady next season, and examine a Lions team that is building steadily toward sustained success (6:55). Next, Ben details the apparent changing of the guard in the AFC South, while Sheil gets excited about the Dolphins' schedule heading toward the playoffs (31:53). Ben ends the pod with the weekly extra point (55:28).
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora and Steven are joined by Ben Solak to discuss the highly anticipated matchup between the Chargers and Dolphins. They discuss what the Chargers defense was able to do to stunt Tua Tagovailoa and Miami’s offense. They also talk about Justin Herbert’s impressive performance and where this game leaves the Chargers moving forward. Then Nora and Steven pick out their winners and losers for the week, including the Eagles, Jaguars, and Bucs (33:07).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Guest: Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
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Danny, Ben, and Steven start by previewing an important game in the NFC East. They discuss what it’s going to take for the Giants to hang in their game against the Eagles. Then they predict the Monday morning headlines for Dolphins-Chargers, Jets-Bills, and more (20:03).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Ben Solak, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
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Sheil is joined by J.P Acosta from SB Nation to discuss the weeks big story lines including the Titan's firing of GM John Robinson (2:07) and the conflicting reports surrounding Jimmy Garoppollo's injury (10:39). They then examine the Lions' chances to make the playoffs and dissect the obstacles that may prevent the Giants from postseason action (19:23). Next, they look forward to the Week 14 slate with a special focus on the Jets overachieving season and their bright future (29:57). They end the pod by digging into the weekly mailbag (39:26).
Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: J.P Acosta
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
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Welcome to ‘The Island’!
Each week a guest tries to persuade Nora Princiotti to agree with an argument they feel strongly about. This week’s guest is The Ringer’s Danny Kelly, who details why the Detroit Lions should make Jared Goff their franchise QB. Will Nora join him on the island, or sail elsewhere?
Host: Nora Princiotti
Guest: Danny Kelly
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Austin and Jason discuss how the NFL power rankings have changed after Week 13. First, Jason wants to sort through how many teams have a chance to win the Super Bowl (0:54). Then, they discuss the team of the week, the Bengals, and whether they are a true contender (7:38). After that, they get into the two biggest movers on this week’s rankings, the Niners and the Steelers (14:48), before discussing some teams that Austin doesn’t know what to do with (28:12). Later, Steven Ruiz joins the pod to talk Tua Tagovailoa, Joe Burrow, and Geno Smith (56:42).
Hosts: Austin Gayle and Jason Goff
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Associate Producer: Carlos Chiriboga
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Ben and Sheil get together to share their reactions to the Buccaneers' furious comeback win over the Saints on 'Monday Night Football.' They then examine Jalen Hurts's irreplaceable role within the Eagles' offensive scheme, and explain why the Bengals are the most fun team in the NFL (8:01). Next, Ben shows us why the 49ers' win on Sunday is not necessarily the blueprint to beat the Dolphins, before they both debate how many teams are in the NFC Super Bowl race (24:11). They end the pod by revealing their predictions for the no. 7 seed in the AFC playoff picture (50:14).
Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora and Steven are joined by Ben Solak to talk about Joe Burrow and the Bengals, who are now 3-0 against the Chiefs dating back to last season. They also talk about what makes the Bengals such a tough matchup. Then, they discuss the Niners' big win over the Dolphins, and how losing Jimmy Garoppolo for the season due to a broken foot changes their Super Bowl hopes (19:49). Then, Nora and Steven run through a few winners and losers of the week, including the Vikings, Eagles, and Ravens (37:57).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Guest: Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Danny, Ben, and Steven preview two games to start the show this week. They start with a rematch of the AFC championship game between the Bengals-Chiefs. They discuss how both teams have changed since that game and what will make this game different. Then they preview Dolphins-Niners and talk about the offensive philosophies for both teams, as well as how their defenses match up with their opposing offenses. They later predict the Monday morning headlines for a few other games, including Titans-Eagles (36:10).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Ben Solak, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s Danny Kelly to predict the biggest story lines that will come out of this weekend’s games, including why the Cowboys will emerge as the class of the NFC (18:00). Plus, they share why Sunday will be a prove-it game for Mike White (2:00), explain what a win would do for the Commanders (12:00), and talk Dolphins-49ers (31:00). Finally, they close the show by answering your mailbag questions (39:00).
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Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Danny Kelly
Associate Producer: Mike Wargon
Additional Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
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Welcome to ‘The Island’!
Each week a guest tries to persuade Nora Princiotti to agree with an argument they feel strongly about. This week’s guest is The Ringer’s Steven Ruiz, who argues that the Denver Broncos should get rid of their quarterback. Will Nora join him on the island, or sail elsewhere?
Host: Nora Princiotti
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Austin is joined by Lindsay Jones to discuss how the NFL power rankings have changed following Week 12. First, they discuss the team of the week, the Chiefs, and what makes their offense so much better than the rest of the league (3:47). Then, they get into the two biggest movers on this week’s rankings, the Cowboys and Bengals, and what prompted their rise (16:20). Later, Steven Ruiz joins the pod to talk Mike White, Justin Herbert, and Russell Wilson (55:30).
Hosts: Austin Gayle and Lindsay Jones
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Associate Producer: Carlos Chiriboga
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Ben and Sheil get together to share their reactions to the Steelers' gritty win over the Colts on 'Monday Night Football.' They then take a close look at the fraudulent Bucs and throw some cold water on the Seahawks' fluctuating success story (8:46). Next, Sheil shows us how Bill Belichick is leading the Patriots astray, and Ben lets us know that the Ravens and Lamar Jackson are going to be great going forward despite their stumble versus the Jaguars on Sunday (30:08). Finally, they debate their top seven playoff contenders, and Ben gives us the weekly extra point (57:07).
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora and Steven are joined by Ben Solak to talk about the AFC North after the Bengals win and the Ravens lose, leaving both teams at 7-4 atop the division (2:10). Then, Nora and Steven recap the rest of the Week 12 games by picking their winners and losers for the week, including the Chargers, Seahawks, and Packers (26:36).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Guest: Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
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Danny, Ben, and Steven preview the Thanksgiving games and a couple of Sunday games, including Bengals-Titans (36:25).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Ben Solak, Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
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Austin is joined by Steven Ruiz to discuss the change in the power rankings following Week 11. First, they discuss the top tier of playoff contenders in the NFL (01:41), including the Cowboys (07:18) and 49ers (11:20). Then, they discuss the dysfunction in Arizona (19:54) and whether Jalen Hurts can lead the Eagles to championship contention (27:36). Finally, they discuss their game of the week (37:48) and the suspect play of Zach Wilson (49:33).
Host: Austin Gayle
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
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Sheil and Ben get together to share their reactions to the 49ers' blowout win over the Cardinals on 'Monday Night Football.' They then declare the Ravens the early trade deadline winners, and discuss why Zach Wilson is holding the Jets back (10:18). Next, they detail how the Lions have righted their ship, and why Joe Burrow should be considered among the best QBs in the league (29:50). Finally, Ben lists all the reasons why Denver should fire Nathaniel Hackett, and Sheil eliminates 14 teams from the NFL playoff picture (51:20).
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora and Steven are joined by Ben Solak to discuss Patrick Mahomes leading the Chiefs to another comeback win over the Chargers. They also talk about where this leaves the Chargers in their fight to make the playoffs (1:30). Then, Nora and Steven talk about their winners and losers for the week, including the Cowboys, Jets, Bears and more (26:02).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Guest: Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Danny, Ben, and Steven start with Vikings-Cowboys and discuss Minnesota’s offense, how the Cowboys offense can attack the Vikings defense, and more (2:36). Then they predict the Monday-morning headlines for Jets-Pats, Chiefs-Chargers, and more (19:33).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Ben Solak, Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
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This week, Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s Lindsay Jones to pick who they believe will be the most interesting people in football the rest of the season. They discuss Josh Allen's mini-slump (3:00) and what Lamar Jackson has at stake (8:00). Plus, they reveal whether they believe this will be Derek Carr’s last season in Vegas (17:00) and explain why it’s time for Zach Wilson to prove himself (31:00). Finally, they close the show by answering mailbag questions (40:00).
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Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Lindsay Jones
Associate Producer: Mike Wargon
Additional Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
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Welcome to ‘The Island’!
Each week a guest tries to persuade Nora Princiotti to agree with an argument they feel strongly about. This week’s guest is Tyler Dunne of 'Go Long,' who argues that the Minnesota Vikings are real championship contenders. Will Nora join him on the island, or sail elsewhere?
Host: Nora Princiotti
Guest: Tyler Dunne
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Jason and Austin discuss how the NFL power rankings have shifted after Week 10 . They start by discussing why the Dolphins and Mike McDaniel’s offense makes them Super Bowl contenders (04:38). Then, they examine the fall of the Raiders after losing to the Colts in Jeff Saturday’s coaching debut (15:55). Next, they explain why the Vikings are still ranked below the Bills despite their stunning win (31:04). Finally, Steven Ruiz joins to discuss Kirk Cousins’s play this season and why the criticism towards Justin Herbert is unjustified (51:21).
Hosts: Austin Gayle and Jason Goff
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Carlos Chiriboga
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Ben and Sheil begin their review of Week 10 action by debating how much influence new coach Jeff Saturday had on the Indianapolis Colts’ impressive win over the Raiders. They then go over all the reasons to not be concerned about the Bills’ collapse against the Vikings, and reveal that there are nearly as many reasons to fear for the Saints’ dim future (9:18). Next, Sheil speculates on Sean Payton’s next coaching destination, and Ben tells the Rams to give Matthew Stafford a rest if Cooper Kupp is unavailable the rest of the season (28:33). They end the pod by talking about how Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel’s star is shining similarly to another big coaching name from last year, and Ben gives the week’s Extra Point (46:15).
Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora and Steven are joined by Ben Solak to recap the chaotic victory the Vikings had over the Bills. They discuss the Vikings' ability to be a legit contender, and if they have any concern with Josh Allen’s recent string of turnovers (2:40). Then, Nora and Steven pick out their winners and losers from the week, including the Chiefs, Bucs, Browns, Raiders, and more (28:03).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Guest: Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Danny, Ben, and Steven start off by previewing Vikings-Bills, and how Buffalo’s offense may fare depending on Josh Allen’s elbow injury (02:56). They also discuss whether the Vikings can be taken seriously with Kirk Cousins as their quarterback (09:35). Later, they predict the Monday morning headlines for Seahawks-Bucs, Cowboys-Packers, and more (19:07).
Hosts: Ben Solak, Danny Heifetz, and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s Steven Ruiz to share their NFL award predictions at the midway point of the season. They give their picks for MVP (1:00), Offensive Player of the Year (23:00), Comeback Player of the Year (37:00), and more. Finally, they close the show by answering some mailbag questions (43:00).
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Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Mike Wargon
Additional Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
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Welcome to ‘The Island’!
Each week a guest tries to persuade Nora Princiotti to agree with an argument they feel strongly about. This week’s guest is The Ringer’s John Jastremski, who argues that the New York Jets have the best defensive unit in the NFL. Will Nora join him on the island, or sail elsewhere?
Host: Nora Princiotti
Guest: John Jastremski
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Austin is joined by Steven Ruiz to discuss how the NFL power rankings have changed following Week 9. First, they talk about the Jets and why they are the team of the week following their big win against the Bills (3:48). Then they discuss the team with the biggest fall of the week, the Colts, and why their recent coaching change is so frustrating (12:08). They also talk about some teams that Austin doesn’t know what to do with, including the Bengals, Cardinals, and Bears (21:35). Later, they break down the MVP race and why Patrick Mahomes is the clear frontrunner (46:24).
Host: Austin Gayle
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Associate Producer: Carlos Chiriboga
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Ben and Sheil start the podcast by sharing their reactions to the Ravens' decisive victory over the Saints on 'Monday Night Football.' They then dive into the Colts' firing head coach Frank Reich, detail Indianapolis' recent history of organizational miscues, and comment on owner Jim Irsay's peculiar press conference.(5:22) Next, Ben explains why Justin Fields's star is on the rise in Chicago while Sheil is less optimistic about Aaron Rodgers's future in Green Bay.(28:51) They end the pod by giving flowers to the Jets' impressive defensive performance this year and debating their early AFC playoff seeding predictions.(46:46)
Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora and Steven are joined by Ben Solak to discuss Patrick Mahomes's heroic performance in the Chiefs' comeback victory against the Titans (01:08). Then, Nora and Steven go through their winners and losers of the week, including the Dolphins, Seahawks, Bills, and Falcons (20:29).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Guest: Ben Solak
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
Additional Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
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Danny, Ben, and Steven preview Week 9 starting with a battle between two AFC division leaders in the Chiefs and Titans. They discuss why the Titans have had past success against the Chiefs and if that will continue this week (2:43). Then they talk about the Bucs-Rams game and why these two teams are struggling right now. Later they predict the Monday morning headlines for Dolphins-Bears, Chargers-Falcons, and more (26:33).
Hosts: Ben Solak, Danny Heifetz, Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
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Welcome to ‘The Island’!
Each week a guest tries to persuade Nora Princiotti to agree with an argument they feel strongly about. This week’s guest is The Ringer’s Austin Gayle, who argues that 2022-23 is Patrick Mahomes’s best campaign. Will Nora join him on the island, or sail elsewhere?
Host: Nora Princiotti
Guest: Austin Gayle
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora and Steven recap a busy NFL trade deadline. They discuss the biggest moves of the day, including Bradley Chubb to the Dolphins, Calvin Ridley to the Jaguars, and some of the other trades that caught their attention.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Jason and Austin discuss how the NFL power rankings have shifted following Week 8. Jason starts by digging into the Bengals and what went wrong on 'Monday Night Football' (1:18). Then, they discuss Austin’s team of the week, the 49ers, and why he has them so high in his rankings (11:56). Later, they discuss the fall of the Rams (0:00), before talking about Chase Claypool getting traded to the Bears (17:22). Finally, Steven Ruiz joins the show to answer for Trevor Lawrence and talk about Joe Burrow (41:12).
Hosts: Jason Goff and Austin Gayle
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Associate Producer: Carlos Chiriboga
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Ben and Sheil get together to share their reactions to the Cleveland Browns' dominating win over the Cincinnati Bengals on 'Monday Night Football.' Then Sheil sends a heartfelt apology to Pete Carroll while Ben explains why the Bears sending Roquan Smith to the Ravens is just step zero of their rebuild.(10:38) Next, they talk about the NFC teams that are most likely to make it to championship weekend and give some much deserved flowers to Carolina Panthers QB P.J. Walker.(31:15) They end the pod by trying to figure out what's going on with Trevor Lawrence in Jacksonville and Ben uses this week's extra point to detail his trade deadline wishlist.(45:11)
Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora and Steven are joined by Ben Solak to discuss Christian McCaffrey and the rest of the 49ers' impressive performance on the road against the Rams (0:51). Then, Ben stays to discuss the crazy game in the NFC South that saw the Falcons beat the Panthers in overtime (26:02). Then, Nora and Steven get to their winners and losers from Week 8, including the Dolphins, Jets, Titans, and more (36:29).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Guest: Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Danny, Ben, and Steven start with the game plan and discuss what the Giants and Seahawks have done to get off to their surprisingly good starts this season(2:20). They also discuss whether the Giants should re-sign Daniel Jones. Then, they predict Monday morning's headlines for Packers-Bills, Niners-Rams, Patriots-Jets, and more (26:25).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Ben Solak, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
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This week, Sheil is joined by Underdog Fantasy’s Josh Norris to gaze into their crystal balls and predict the future for five different teams. They discuss what the future holds for the Patriots QBs (3:00), and wonder what sort of success the Colts will have with Sam Ehlinger as their quarterback (11:00). Then, they choose the most likely ending to the Broncos' (21:00) and Giants' (28:00) seasons, and share their thoughts on whether Aaron Rodgers could be on his way out of Green Bay (38:00). Finally, Sheil and Josh close the show by answering your mailbag questions (49:00).
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Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Josh Norris
Associate Producer: Mike Wargon
Additional Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
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Welcome to ‘The Island’!
Each week a guest tries to persuade Nora Princiotti to agree with an argument they feel strongly about. This week’s guest is The Ringer’s Lindsay Jones, who explains her reasoning for why the NFL should get rid of the trade deadline. Will Nora join her on the island, or sail elsewhere?
Host: Nora Princiotti
Guest: Lindsay Jones
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Jason and Austin discuss how the NFL power rankings have shifted following Week 7. First, they discuss who is the fourth-best team in the league (02:12). Then, they break down why the resurgent offenses of the Bengals (06:10) and Raiders (14:06) may lift them up the rankings as the season continues. Also, they try to make sense of where the Chargers are heading into the bye week (25:23). Finally, they are joined by Steven Ruiz to talk about this week’s QB rankings, and the future of quarterbacks such as Ryan Tannehill and Justin Fields (44:19).
Hosts: Jason Goff and Austin Gayle
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
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Ben and Sheil get together to share their reactions to the Bears' shocking win over the Patriots on 'Monday Night Football.' Ben then explains why we should put an asterisk on all the talk about the Cincinnati Bengals' suddenly refocused offensive scheme (10:38). Next, Sheil names the NFL teams that should be calling the Patriots about Mac Jones while Ben tries to fix the Colts with a mobile quarterback (20:43). They end the pod by exposing the Chargers' and Falcons' anemic output and delivering the weekly extra point (42:01).
Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
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Nora and Steven are joined by Ben Solak to discuss the Chiefs' win over the Niners(2:35). Then, Nora and Steven pick their winners and losers for the week, including the Seahawks, Bengals, Colts, and more (25:33).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Guest: Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Danny, Ben, and Steven didn’t pick a game of the week. So instead they predicted Monday morning headlines for a bunch of games, including the Super Bowl rematch between the Niners and Chiefs, Dak Prescott returning against the Lions, and much more. Toward the end, they discuss what kind of impact offensive-line play has had on teams that are overachieving, compared to teams that are underachieving (42:35).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Steven Ruiz, and Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
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This week, Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s Danny Kelly to explore five mock trades that benefit both teams. They propose trades for Christian McCaffrey (2:00), David Montgomery (10:00), Chase Claypool (15:00), Kendrick Bourne (25:00), and Darius Slayton (31:00) and share other teams that may also have interest. Finally, they close the show by answering some mailbag questions (40:00).
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Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Danny Kelly
Associate Producer: Mike Wargon
Additional Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
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Welcome to ‘The Island’!
Each week a guest tries to persuade Nora Princiotti to agree with an argument they feel strongly about. This week’s guest is The Ringer’s Rodger Sherman, who came up with a comprehensive plan to improve ‘Thursday Night Football.’ Will Nora join him on the island, or sail elsewhere?
Host: Nora Princiotti
Guest: Rodger Sherman
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Austin is joined by former NFL receiver James Jones to discuss the how the NFL power rankings have shifted following Week 6. They start by discussing the Giants and if they are as good as their record indicates (1:41). Then, they break down why the Ravens should still be optimistic about their season (8:11). Later, Steven Ruiz joins the show to talk about why he still doesn’t trust the Vikings (19:05), before discussing his QB rankings, and how the Patriots and Cowboys can learn from what has happened with Bailey Zappe and Cooper Rush (38:03).
Host: Austin Gayle
Guests: James Jones and Steven Ruiz
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Associate Producer: Carlos Chiriboga
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Ben and Sheil kick off the pod by sharing their reactions to the Chargers’ clunky win over the Broncos on 'Monday Night Football.' Next, they break down the mismanagement of the Arizona Cardinals—from coaching decisions, on-field performance, to the front office—and how the team as presently constructed cannot be run back (12:00). They then examine Tampa Bay’s offensive philosophy (19:21), tip their caps to the OG coaches of the league (27:35), and raise concerns regarding the Browns defense (35:04). They end the pod by discussing the Jets’ potential QB decision in the offseason (44:32), and the weekly extra point by Ben (51:07).
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
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Nora and Steven are joined by Ben Solak to recap the Bills' impressive victory over the Chiefs. They discuss the impact of Von Miller, what made the difference in the game, and look ahead to potential meetings between these two down the line (2:02). Then, Nora and Steven discuss their winners and losers, including the Vikings, Jags, the NFC West, and more (26:13).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Guest: Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Danny, Ben, and Steven start by previewing one of the biggest games of the season between the Bills and Chiefs (1:20). Then they discuss how one might try to stop these elite QB’s. Later on they predict the Monday morning headlines for Eagles-Cowboys, Giants-Ravens, and more (19:05). They wrap up by holding a funeral for the Carolina Panthers season (45:37).
Hosts: Benjamin Solak, Danny Heifetz, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
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Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s Nora Princiotti to follow up on the biggest offseason trades and coaching hires and rank how the teams are feeling five weeks into the season. They discuss the quarterbacks (4:00) and wide receivers (14:00) who changed teams and choose the best and worst new head coaches (25:00). Finally, they close the show by answering some mailbag questions (40:00).
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Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Nora Princiotti
Associate Producer: Mike Wargon
Additional Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
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Welcome to ‘The Island’!
Each week a guest tries to persuade Nora Princiotti to agree with an argument they feel strongly about. This week’s guest is The Ringer’s Ben Solak, who argues all the reasons you shouldn’t hire a college coach for the NFL. Will Nora join him on the island, or sail elsewhere?
Host: Nora Princiotti
Guest: Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Jason and Austin discuss how the NFL power rankings have shifted following Week 5. First, they discuss the Jets and Giants and if their impressive wins should change how we view them (3:01). Then, Jason tells Austin why he’s too high on the Dolphins and the Bengals (15:40), before discussing the Panthers and what went wrong for Matt Rhule (27:49). Next, they break down why the Packers are the biggest fallers in this week’s rankings (34:03). Finally, they are joined by Steven Ruiz to discuss some of the movement on this week’s QB rankings, and who would he rather have, Zach Wilson or Daniel Jones (45:13)?
Hosts: Jason Goff and Austin Gayle
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Associate Producer: Carlos Chiriboga
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Ben and Sheil get together to share their reactions to the Chiefs' thrilling win over the Raiders on 'Monday Night Football.' Next, they dive deep into the mismanagement of the narrative surrounding the Tua Tagovailoa concussion, and how some recent tweaks by the league in response—notably a sudden rash of questionable roughing the passer penalties—could ultimately hurt the product on the field.(9:37) Then, they heap praise on the Giants' coaching staff, try to help out the Commanders, and attempt to ease any concerns about the struggling Rams.(18:01) They end the pod with a declaration about Josh Allen from Ben and the weekly extra point by Sheil.(43:10)
Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora, Steven, and Ben get together to share their reactions to the Baltimore Ravens' impressive win over the Cincinnati Bengals. They discuss the advantages of having a kicker like Justin Tucker, go through the Bengals' receiver struggles, and examine John Harbaugh's fourth-down decision-making. Then, Steven and Nora then go over their winners and losers from the week, which include the Jets, Rams, Saints, and more.(25:16)
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Guest: Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Danny, Ben, and Steven preview the Week 5 slate, starting with Ravens-Bengals, then discuss how Lamar could find success against the Bengals defense (2:01). Then they predict the Monday morning headlines for Cowboys-Rams, Falcons-Bucs, Seahawks-Saints, and Chargers-Browns (21:05).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Ben Solak, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
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This week, Sheil is joined by The Athletic’s Nate Tice to answer mock voicemails from various players and coaches. They answer questions about what’s wrong with the Rams and Steelers offenses (3:00), how the Cowboys will look once Dak Prescott returns (17:00), whether Lamar Jackson can carry the Ravens forever (23:00), and how the Eagles offense can be slowed down (30:00). Finally, they close the show by answering some mailbag questions (39:00).
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Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Nate Tice
Associate Producer: Mike Wargon
Additional Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
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Welcome to ‘The Island’!
Each week a guest tries to persuade Nora Princiotti to agree with an argument they feel strongly about. This week’s guest is The Ringer’s Steven Ruiz, who states how the option-style offense could help take the Giants to the playoffs and make the most of their talent. Will Nora join him on the island, or sail elsewhere?
Host: Nora Princiotti
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Jason and Austin discuss how the NFL power rankings have shifted following Week 4. First, they discuss the team of the week, the Bills, and why they are still in the top spot (2:21). Then, they discuss a few teams Austin might be too high on (11:50). Next, they pick a game of the week and a shame of the week heading into Week 5 (41:13). Finally, they are joined by Steven Ruiz to discuss some of the movement on this week’s QB rankings, and how big is the panic button in Green Bay (45:49)?
Hosts: Jason Goff and Austin Gayle
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Associate Producer: Carlos Chiriboga
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Ben and Sheil start the pod by sharing their reactions to the San Francisco 49er's impressive 24-9 victory over the Los Angeles Rams on 'Monday Night Football'. They then detail how the Raven's late-game collapse versus the Bills shouldn't be an indictment against John Harbaugh's coaching (9:48) but Green Bay's performance in their win over the Patriots should have Packers fans worried.(18:20) Next, they marvel at the Chief's offensive efficiency against the Buc's vaunted defense,(26:42) examine the playoff possibilities for the Falcons,(31:21) and lament the Colt's inertia.(38:44) Finally, Ben ends the pod by offering his weekly extra point.(44:45)
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
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Nora, Steven, and Ben start by recapping the Bills' comeback win on the road over the Ravens. They discuss the quarterback battle between Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson, controversial coaching decisions from John Harbaugh, and more (1:17). Then, Nora and Steven go through their winners and losers from the week, which included the Eagles, Chiefs, Falcons, Steelers, and more (18:03).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Guest: Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Danny Heifetz, Ben Solak, and Steven Ruiz start by breaking down the keys for the Ravens and Bills to win (1:58). Then they predict the Monday morning headlines for a handful of games, including Jaguars-Eagles and Chiefs-Bucs(27:46). They wrap up with Steven canceling different coaches and players from around the league(1:02:37).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Ben Solak, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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This week, Sheil is joined by The Ringer’s Lindsay Jones to play two truths and a lie with early NFL storylines. They discuss who will be the most likely MVP (6:00), whether the Cowboys will make the playoffs (11:00), and what Zach Wilson will look like (16:00). Finally, they close the show by answering your mailbag questions (31:00).
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Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Lindsay Jones
Associate Producer: Mike Wargon
Additional Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
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Welcome to ‘The Island’!
Each week a guest tries to persuade Nora Princiotti to agree with an argument they feel strongly about. This week’s guest is The Ringer’s Sheil Kapadia, who points out the reasons he believes the Eagles' hot start is sustainable and why they could lift the Lombardi trophy at the end of the season. Will Nora join him on the island, or sail elsewhere?
Host: Nora Princiotti
Guest: Sheil Kapadia
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Jason and Austin discuss how the NFL power rankings have shifted following Week 3. First, they discuss the team of the week, the Jaguars, and where they should be ranked after their big win against the Chargers (2:22). Then, Jason tells Austin why he is still too low on the Eagles (8:15). Next, they pick a game of the week and a shame of the week heading into Week 4 (26:10). Finally, they are joined by Steven Ruiz to discuss some of the movement on this week’s QB rankings after another great game from Trevor Lawrence. Plus, how bad is Justin Fields (30:36)?
Hosts: Jason Goff and Austin Gayle
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Associate Producer: Carlos Chiriboga
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Ben and Sheil start the pod by sharing their reactions to the Dallas Cowboys tough win over the New York Giants on 'Monday Night Football'. They then dive deep into the myriad of woes piling up on the Saints(6:09) and Chargers(10:41) before assuring us that the Chiefs, Bills, and Bucs will be absolutely fine.(23:16) They end the pod with Ben detailing a certain matchup next week which could decide the MVP(33:11) and Sheil giving the weekly extra point.(40:53)
Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
Associate Producer: Christopher Sutton
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Nora, Ben, and Steven start by discussing how the Dolphins knocked off the Bills at home to go atop the AFC (1:10). Then, Nora and Steven go through their winners and losers, which included the Ravens, Buccaneers, Commanders, Jags, and much more (23:52).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Guest: Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Danny Heifetz, Benjamin Solak, and Steven Ruiz preview Week 3, starting with Packers-Bucs (0:45). With both teams having a bunch of injuries, they discuss how these offenses can attack without some of their main weapons. Then, they predict the Monday morning headlines for Niners-Broncos, Jags-Chargers, Dolphins-Bills, and more (22:35). Lastly, Danny asks Ben and Steven to explain why and how busted coverages happen so often like they did in the Dolphins-Ravens game last week (48:47).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Benjamin Solak, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Welcome to 'The Scramble'! Every Thursday throughout the season, Sheil Kapadia will be joined by a guest to run through the biggest stories in the NFL and answer your mailbag questions.
This week, Sheil is joined by ESPN’s Bill Barnwell for a fun game in which they talk about the potential of the Bengals and Colts to rebound in Week 3 (3:00) and the offensive upside of the Lions and Dolphins (15:00). Then, they close the show with a mailbag segment and answer: Who would be the NFL's most fun two-way player (41:00)?
Do you have a question for Sheil? Email TheScrambleMailbag@Gmail.com for a chance to have your question answered on the show.
Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Bill Barnwell
Associate Producer: Mike Wargon
Additional Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
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Each week, a guest tries to persuade Nora Princiotti to agree with an argument they feel strongly about. This week, Nora is joined by The Ringer's own Danny Kelly, who explains why we should not only continue to expect impressive passing performances from Tua Tagovailoa and the Dolphins' high-speed receiving corp this season, but that we should also keep an eye on the untapped running attack that is characteristic of Mike McDaniel's balanced offensive scheme. Will Nora join him on the island, or sail elsewhere?
Host: Nora Princiotti
Guest: Danny Kelly
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
Production Assistance: Chris Sutton
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Jason and Austin discuss how the NFL power rankings have shifted following Week 2. First, they discuss the team of the week, the Dolphins, and where they should be ranked after their comeback win over the Ravens (2:14). Then, Jason tells Austin which teams he is most wrong about in his rankings (9:35). Later, they pick a game of the week and a shame of the week heading into Week 3 (31:47). Finally, they are joined by Steven Ruiz to discuss some of the movement on this week’s QB rankings after some solid performances from some young players (43:25).
Hosts: Jason Goff and Austin Gayle
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Associate Producer: Carlos Chiriboga
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Sheil and Ben get together to share their reactions to the Week 2 NFL action and start the conversation by examining the anemic Bears offense and the exciting changes Mike McDaniel has made for the Dolphins. (9:01) Next, Ben explains the "O-and-Tombstone" phenomenon that often dooms teams that start the season too slowly, while Sheil breaks down Nathaniel Hackett's coaching issues in Denver. (14:30) They end the pod by talking about the Colts' team-building problems, applauding the Jaguars' rejuvenation, and Ben gives us his weekly extra point. (28:47)
Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
Production Assistance: Chris Sutton
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz are joined by Benjamin Solak to discuss Tua Tagovailoa and the Dolphins' historic comeback win on the road against the Ravens (1:52). Then, they briefly discuss the Niners' victory over the Seahawks, before talking about what Trey Lance’s season-ending injury means for him, the Niners' outlook this season, and in the future (23:50). After that, Nora and Steven get to their winners and losers, which includes the Jaguars, Lions, Patriots, Bucs, and more (36:56).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Guest: Benjamin Solak
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Dolphins and talk about how each team’s defense matches up against Lamar Jackson and Tua Tagovailoa (3:40). Then they predict the Monday morning headlines for Bengals-Cowboys, Seahawks-Niners, and Saints-Bucs (28:49). They wrap up by explaining why Justin Jefferson was able to get so wide open last week, and question whether that'll translate into this week's game against the Eagles(48:51).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Ben Solak, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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This week, Sheil is joined by Lindsay Jones to draft the things they are most excited about for Week 2, including Lamar Jackson (7:00), Aaron Rodgers (17:00), and Saquon Barkley (21:00). Then, they team up to answer your mailbag questions from Week 1 (27:00).
Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Lindsay Jones
Associate Producer: Mike Wargon
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Welcome to ‘The Island’!
Each week a guest tries to persuade Nora Princiotti to agree with an argument they feel strongly about. This week’s guest is USA Today’s Jori Epstein, who takes us to Cowboys Time Travel Island and pitches Nora on why Dallas has constantly ended up in an injury conundrum. Will Nora join her on the island, or sail elsewhere?
Host: Nora Princiotti
Guest: Jori Epstein
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Jason and Austin are back to discuss how the NFL power rankings have shifted following Week 1. They start by talking about how it’s not time to panic about the Packers (3:39), before talking about the nightmare start for the Cowboys (12:20). Later, they discuss the Dolphins and other teams rising and falling in the rankings (21:34). Finally, they are joined by Steven Ruiz to talk about how his QB rankings will change after Week 1 (34:49).
Hosts: Jason Goff and Austin Gayle
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Associate Producer: Carlos Chiriboga
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Sheil and Ben get together to share their reactions to the Seahawks’ big win over the Broncos on ‘Monday Night Football.’ Next, they debate whether Justin Jefferson is really as good as he looked during the Vikings’ win over the Packers or if Green Bay just has a horrible defense (20:07). They then statistically dissect both Josh Allen’s and Patrick Mahomes’s Week 1 performances to show how their respective teams’ offensive schemes have improved since last season (33:25). Conversely, Ben is seeing deficiencies in Justin Herbert and the Chargers offense, (44:45) while Sheil predicts a dismal future for the Cowboys after Dak Prescott’s injury (56:51). They end the pod by delivering their weekly Extra Points (1:02:44).
Hosts: Ben Solak and Sheil Kapadia
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Production Assistance: Chris Sutton
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz are joined by Ben Solak to discuss the Buccaneers' road win over the Cowboys. They discuss their concern level for the Cowboys offense, especially now that Dak Prescott is reportedly going to miss a few weeks with an injury (3:50). Then, Steven and Nora run through a few winners and losers, such as the Chiefs, Bengals, Patriots, and more (25:29).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Guest: Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Danny Heifetz, Ben Solak, and Steven Ruiz preview Week 1, starting with the 'Monday Night Football' matchup between the Broncos and Seahawks (0:56). Then, they discuss what the headlines will be on Monday morning after Cowboys-Bucs, Raiders-Chargers, and more (26:15).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Ben Solak, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora, Ben, and Steven discuss the Bills' dominant 31-10 win over the Rams. They discuss Josh Allen’s impressive performance, the Rams defense, Matthew Stafford’s arm, and more.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti Ben Solak, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Sheil is joined by Danny Kelly to pick the things they are most excited for in the 2022 season, including Russell Wilson in Denver (1:00), second-year quarterbacks (19:00), and Jerry Jones’s postgame press conferences (41:00).
Host: Sheil Kapadia
Guest: Danny Kelly
Associate Producer: Mike Wargon
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Welcome to ‘The Island’!
Nora Princiotti talks with a guest about an idea or topic that they feel strongly about, and the guest tries to persuade Nora to agree with them. Our first guest on ‘The Island’ is The Ringer’s Steven Ruiz, who tries to sell Nora on the idea that Trevor Lawrence will be a top-10 quarterback by the end of this NFL season. Will she join him on the island or sail elsewhere?
Host: Nora Princiotti
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Jason and Austin get together to examine their preseason team power rankings one last time before Week 1 of the NFL season, with special focus on the Rams (3:11), Chargers (7:37), Cowboys (15:09), Titans (22:18), Dolphins (26:15), Raiders (30:29), and Seahawks (37:41) Finally, The Ringer's own Steven Ruiz joins the pod to discuss and debate his QB rankings.(42:20)
Hosts: Jason Goff and Austin Gayle
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Production Assistance: Chris Sutton
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Sheil and Danny go through the hottest topics in the NFL including Russell Wilson’s new contract, Jimmy G staying in San Francisco, Justin Fields, the Jets, and more (00:46). Also, Sheil answers some of your listener mailbag questions (43:22).
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Danny Kelly
Associate Producer: Jessie Lopez
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Danny Heifetz, Ben Solak, and Steven Ruiz make their picks for which teams will make the NFL playoffs. They go division by division, starting in the AFC (0:54) before moving to the NFC (25:20). They finish by making their Super Bowl picks (50:37).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Ben Solak, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Carlos Chiriboga
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Sheil, Nora and Ben pick their award winners for the upcoming season.
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia, Ben Solak and Nora Princiotti
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Jason and Austin start their conversation with Jimmy Garoppolo's new deal in San Francisco and discuss how this will affect Trey Lance's start to the NFL season. Next, they talk about Marcus Mariota and Carson Wentz and speculate how they will perform for their new teams in Atlanta and Washington, respectively.(8:39) They then examine some of the coaches around the league that are either taking on new roles with familiar teams, like Matt Patricia and Joe Judge in New England, or making their head coaching debuts, like Mike McDaniel in Miami and Josh McDaniels in Las Vegas.(19:16) Finally, they touch on the offensive changes in Pittsburgh and some of the exciting WR rookies like Garrett Wilson and Treylon Burks.(31:17)
Hosts: Jason Goff and Austin Gayle
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Production Assistance: Chris Sutton
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Sheil and Ben ask the biggest questions that need to be answered for the upcoming season.
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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After drafting the most watchable teams in the NFL last week, Danny Heifetz, Ben Solak, and Steven Ruiz return to draft and discuss the least watchable teams this season.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Benjamin Solak, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Mike Wargon
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Sheil and Ben go through their list of NFL MVP candidates and pick their potential winners for the upcoming season.
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora Princiotti and Bryan Curtis discuss three of the biggest NFL media stories heading into the new season.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Bryan Curtis
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Jason and Austin examine some of the QBs in the middle of their rankings who may be operating under short leashes in the upcoming season. First they quickly touch on the "Dangerously Mid-Tier" group and talk about if Kirk Cousins, Ryan Tannehill, or Derek Carr have received enough help from their respective organizations to make an elite jump. Next, they discuss the QBs at the "Flashy Good or Flashy Terrible" level like Kyler Murray (12:43), Jalen Hurts( 17:40), and Matt Ryan (21:33), and ponder if they'll be able to live up their lofty reputations this year. They end the pod by debating if quarterbacks like Daniel Jones (28:00), Jared Goff (30:50), Carson Wentz,(33:30) Baker Mayfield(36:07), and Jameis Winston (38:49) are able to transcend their criticisms and elevate their themselves above "Mostly Bad, Sometimes Good" status.
Hosts: Jason Goff and Austin Gayle
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
Production Assistance: Chris Sutton
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Danny Heifetz and Steven Ruiz kick off The Ringer's All In Week by discussing the All In-dex, which ranks every team based on how all in they are for this season. They talk about the delusional teams that are too all in and the teams that should be more all in.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Carlos Chiriboga
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora and Lindsay share their thoughts on the news that Deshaun Watson has now been suspended for 11 games and fined $5 million. They discuss Watson’s punishment, Watson and members of the Browns organization's press conferences, and more.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Lindsay Jones
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Following Sheil’s list, he and Lindsay go through the league and debate which defense will lead the NFL and which ones can also take a leap this upcoming season.
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Lindsay Jones
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Danny Heifetz, Ben Solak, and Steven Ruiz draft and discuss the most watchable teams in the league this season.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Benjamin Solak, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Jason Goff and Austin Gayle get together to share their performance evaluations for some of the exciting new talent around the league after the first slate of NFL preseason action and discuss how they are able to develop under the new CBA agreement.
Hosts: Jason Goff and Austin Gayle
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
Production Assistance: Chris Sutton
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Ben and Steven each pick the three players they believe are ready to take their game to another level in the 2022 season.
Hosts: Ben Solak and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Mike Wargon
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Sheil and Ben discuss which teams will have the best offenses this season, and which teams just missed out on their top 5 lists.
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Nora and Danny discuss their biggest sleeper teams heading into the 2022 NFL season.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Danny Heifetz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Sheil Kapadia and Steven Ruiz break down things that they think people are too high on heading into the 2022 NFL season. They discuss the Lions' ‘Hard Knocks’ hype, rookie wide receivers, Russell Wilson on the Broncos, and more.
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Carlos Chiriboga
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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Lindsay Jones gets Kevin Clark on the horn to share some of the offensive coaching and player updates he witnessed at the Chiefs and Bills' respective training camps. First, they examine Kansas City's revamped receiving corps and how they'll affect Patrick Mahomes's QB play (3:16). Then, they discuss Buffalo's new OC, Ken Dorsey, and speculate if he'll be able to elevate Josh Allen's game to the next level this season (14:56).
Hosts: Lindsay Jones and Kevin Clark
Producers: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Production Assistance: Chris Sutton
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Danny Heifetz and Steven Ruiz rank NFL quarterbacks based on if they're better, worse, or just about the same as Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Kaya McMullen
Additional Production Supervision: Conor Nevins
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Sheil Kapadia and Nora Princiotti answer 10 questions about first-year head coaches, ranging from most likely to win coach of the year to most likely to go viral.
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Nora Princiotti
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Conor Nevins
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Sheil and Lindsay go through the Deshaun Watson ruling, the NFL’s appeal, and what all of it means heading into the 2022-23 season.
Hosts: Sheil Kapadia and Lindsay Jones
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
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JJ and Sheil get together to share their reactions to the news of the suspensions and fines levied against the Miami Dolphins for illegal tampering. They dissect the NFL's ruling, discuss the Dolphins' history of dysfunction under owner Stephen Ross, and make their predictions on how it will affect the team going forward.
Hosts: John Jastremski and Sheil Kapadia
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Production Assistance: Chris Sutton
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Nora and Lindsay get together to share their reactions to the news of Judge Robinson's ruling in the Deshaun Watson case that led to the star quarterback's six-game suspension by the NFL. They examine all the aspects of the decision, and discuss the ramifications of it on the league going forward.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Lindsay Jones
Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
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Nora, Lindsay, and Kevin share their thoughts on the six-game suspension handed down to Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson and discuss the possibility of the NFL filing an appeal in the coming days.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti, Lindsay Jones, Kevin Clark
Associate Producer: Mike Wargon
Additional Production Supervision: Conor Nevins and Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz team up to try to figure out some of the mystery around what the Patriots offense is going to look like this season. They discuss who they think is going to call plays and what that could look like, expectations for Mac Jones in Year 2, and more.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Conor Nevins
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Danny Heifetz is joined by The Ringer’s new NFL writer, Sheil Kapadia, to discuss some of his hottest takes heading into the 2022-23 season.
Host: Danny Heifetz
Guest: Sheil Kapadia
Associate Producer: Carlos Chiriboga
Additional Production Supervision: Conor Nevins
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From Trey Lance to Matt Ryan, Kevin and Lindsay go through their list of quarterbacks that have the most at stake in the 2022-23 NFL season.
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Lindsay Jones
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Steven and Danny get together to debate whether the Cincinnati Bengals can repeat their success from last season despite a much harder schedule and an incredibly loaded AFC.
Hosts: Steven Ruiz and Danny Heifetz
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Supervision: Conor Nevins
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Ben Solak and Danny Kelly discuss the rookie receivers who they are most excited to see heading into the 2022 NFL season.
Hosts: Ben Solak and Danny Kelly
Associate Producer: Carlos Chiriboga
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Danny react to Kyler Murray’s five-year, $230 million contract extension. They analyze what the deal could mean for future QB contracts and how the Cardinals can improve this season.
Host: Kevin Clark and Danny Kelly
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Danny and Rodger go through the saddest quarterback competitions heading into the start of training camp.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Rodger Sherman
Associate Producer: Carlos Chiriboga
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Ben go through their most surprising teams heading into of the 2022 NFL season.
Host: Kevin Clark and Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Ben, and Steven go through their top five cornerbacks and safeties ahead of the 2022 NFL season.
Host: Kevin Clark, Ben Solak, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Ben, and Steven begin by reacting to the news of Baker Mayfield being traded to the Carolina Panthers. Then, they list their top 10 coaches going into the 2022-23 NFL season.
Host: Kevin Clark, Ben Solak, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Ben, and Steven list their top 10 receivers going into the 2022-23 NFL season. They follow by speaking with All-Pro WR Justin Jefferson to discuss his top WRs, his inspiration, and his excitement for the Vikings' new offensive scheme.
Host: Kevin Clark, Ben Solak, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Ben, and Nora react to the news of today’s congressional hearing on the Washington Commanders and Roger Goodell’s testimony. They follow up by listing their top five running backs and tight ends going into the 2022-23 season.
Host: Kevin Clark, Ben Solak, and Nora Princiotti
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Ben, and Steven create their list of the top 10 general managers in the NFL going into the 2022-23 season.
Host: Kevin Clark, Ben Solak, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Nora, and Steven are joined by Super Bowl MVP Cooper Kupp to discuss his contract extension, Sean McVay, the Super Bowl, and what he wants to work on during the upcoming season. Then they discuss the latest NFL news.
Host: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Nora, and Steven open by discussing the New York Times report on the additional Deshaun Watson sexual misconduct lawsuits and his actions throughout the past few years. They break down the Texans' and Browns' involvement, discuss a potential suspension and what this could mean for Watson’s career. They close by analyzing the Broncos being sold to the Walton-Penner group and Aaron Donald’s contract extension.
Host: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Research: Julianna Ress and Dan Comer
Copyediting: Craig Gaines and Jack McCluskey
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Kevin, Nora, Steven, and Ben go down their list of people and teams that will make a leap for the upcoming season.
Host: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, Steven Ruiz, and Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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L.A. Chargers QB Justin Herbert joins the show to talk Brandon Staley, his offseason workouts, deep throws, and the new Chargers defense. Then Kevin, Ben, and Steven discuss the latest offseason news, including updates on Colin Kaepernick and Tua Tagovailoa.
Host: Kevin Clark, Steven Ruiz, and Ben Solak
Guest: Justin Herbert
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin is joined by former NFL tight end and current Fox Sports analyst Greg Olsen to talk about Russell Wilson, almost being a Patriot, and TEU. Then he is later joined by Nora and Ben to discuss the latest offseason news, including about the Pro Bowl, the Steelers, and the 49ers-Jimmy G. saga.
Host: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, and Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora, Ben, and Danny break down which teams are off track during their rebuild, which teams are an offseason away, and which teams are ready to compete in the 2022-23 season. They also premiere the Absolute Units segment.
Host: Nora Princiotti, Ben Solak, and Danny Heifetz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora, Steven, and Ben discuss the winners and losers of the NFL schedule release, and potential pivot points in the season. They also give out some schedule superlatives.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti, Steven Ruiz, and Ben Solak
Associate Producer: Carlos Chiriboga
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora, Steven, and Rodger discuss and pick their best fits for the remaining free agents and conclude the show by giving their spiciest takes heading into the season.
Host: Nora Princiotti, Steven Ruiz, and Rodger Sherman
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Nora, and Steven discuss the latest news in the NFL, including DeAndre Hopkins's suspension and Tyrann Mathieu signing with the Saints. They follow by breaking down the '22 draft and the latest in free agency. To close, they are joined by Alex Smith to discuss how to build around a young quarterback, Tyreek Hill, and the competition in the AFC.
Host: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Kaelen, and Steven discuss Day 3 of the 2022 NFL Draft and debate which teams made the best additions to their rosters.
Hosts: Kevin Clark, Kaelen Jones, and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Chris Sutton
Production Assistance: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Nora, and Steven run through their winners and losers after the first round of the NFL draft.
Hosts: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
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Kevin, Nora, and Kaelen make their list of the most important people heading into 2022 NFL draft.
Host: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, and Kaelen Jones
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Nora, and Steven react to the news of Deebo Samuel’s trade request, Denzel Ward’s extension, and the Carolina Panthers fiasco. The trio later picks the landing spots for the draft prospects for the 2022 NFL draft.
Host: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Nora, and Kaelen react to the news of Derek Carr’s extension, Baker Mayfield’s interview, and Brady’s potential ownership with the Miami Dolphins. The trio is later joined by Rodger Sherman to pick their ultimate war room for the NFL draft.
Host: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, and Kaelen Jones
Guest: Rodger Sherman
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Nora, and Steven react to the news of the Eagles-Saints trade, Tua stans, and Stefon Diggs’s extension with the Bills. They follow up by discussing teams that can turn into a contender through the draft.
Host: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Nora, and Kaelen react to the news of Bruce Arians retiring and what it means for Todd Bowles and the Bucs, Lamar Jackson’s extension, and Robert Kraft’s recent comments. Then they are joined by Steven Ruiz to talk about how the Bucs will look under Todd Bowles and their chances in the NFC this year.
Host: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Nora, and Steven react to the news of Tyreek Hill being traded from the Chiefs to the Dolphins and what that means for both teams. Then they discuss the teams that did and did not help themselves during the free agency period.
Host: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Nora, and Kaelen offer instant analysis into the trade that sends Matt Ryan from the Atlanta Falcons to the Indianapolis Colts (0:56). They also discuss some other quarterback-related topics: Jameis Winston’s and Marcus Mariota’s deals, and Baker Mayfield’s and Jimmy Garoppolo’s unresolved situations. They wrap up by talking about The Athletic’s in-depth story about Urban Meyer’s tenure as the head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars (25:12).
Host: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, and Kaelen Jones
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Nora, Ben, and Steven react to the news of Deshaun Watson being traded to the Browns, what this means for Baker Mayfield and the AFC, and how NFL teams have handled Watson over the past week.
Host: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, Ben Solak and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
Research: Daniel Comer
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Kevin and Kaelen give their instant reactions to news that the Packers have traded Davante Adams to the Raiders. They start by discussing what it means for the Packers offense and their standing in the NFC (6:19). Then they get into how the trade affects the Raiders in the wild AFC West (16:30).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Kaelen Jones
Production: Carlos Chiriboga
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Nora, and Steven start by discussing Baker Mayfield’s emotional letter to Browns fans and what it does for the franchise. Then they talk about the biggest things to happen during the free agency period.
Host: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Nora, Danny, and Ben huddle to discuss the bombshell news that Tom Brady will return for another season. They speculate about what caused this decision, go over the implications, and break down how the league looks with another year of Brady.
Hosts: Kevin Clark, Danny Kelly, Ben Solak, Nora Princiotti
Senior Producer: Steve Ahlman
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Kevin, Nora, Benjamin, and Steven recorded two instant reaction podcasts. They start by discussing what the Russell Wilson trade will mean for Denver and Seattle. Then they react to the news that Aaron Rodgers is signing an extension with the Packers and discuss some other news around the NFL (32:02).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guests: Benjamin Solak and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Nora, Kaelen, and Steven open up by discussing what they have seen and heard at the NFL combine. Then they talk about Kirk Cousins, Kyler Murray, Carson Wentz, and what the offseason could mean for them.
Host: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, Steven Ruiz, and Kaelen Jones
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Nora, and Steven open up by discussing Aaron Rodgers’s cryptic Instagram post and whether he will or will not play next season. They finish by debating the biggest winners in free agency, Tom Brady, QBs in the draft, and other offseason issues.
Host: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora begin the pod by reflecting on their experience at Super Bowl LVI and share their lingering thoughts about the game. Next, they look ahead to the offseason and discuss which NFL teams may adopt the Rams' roster-building strategy to achieve similar success (5:11). They continue by touching on possible moves for Aaron Donald (15:17), the Bengals' offensive line (19:31), Aaron Rodgers (23:33), and other teams around the league (33:29). Finally, they take a look at some coaching situations that need attention (36:05) and quarterbacks that may be poised to break out next season. (40:24)
Hosts: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti
Producer: Arjuna Ramgopal
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
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Jason, James, and Ryan begin their final pod of the season together by analyzing the Rams’ win over the Bengals in Super Bowl LVI and detailing their experiences watching the event. They then pivot to Dr. Dre’s amazing halftime show, (11:29) debate the choice for MVP, (23;33) and talk about Aaron Donald retirement buzz. (37:03) They wrap everything up by sharing their early matchup picks for next year’s big game (46:57).
Hosts: Jason Goff, James Jones, Ryan Shazier
Production Assistance: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Nora, and Ben recap how the Los Angeles Rams won the Super Bowl. They pick out who the biggest winners and losers are, discuss what the future looks like for the Rams and Bengals, and more.
Hosts: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, and Benjamin Solak
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Your favorite hosts from 'The Ringer NFL Show' interview NFL stars and luminaries during media week at the Super Bowl.
Mike Evans with Kevin Clark and Ben Solak (2:04)
Vernon Davis with Nora Princiotti and Kevin Clark (10:08)
Matt Ryan with Ben Solak and Steven Ruiz (17:58)
Najee Harris with Ryan Shazier and Jason Goff (31:25)
Zach Ertz with Ben Solak (53:51)
Cam Heyward with Ben Solak and Ryan Shazier (1:05:25)
Maxx Crosby with Kevin Clark and Kaelen Jones (1:12:54)
Kayvon Thibodeaux with Danny Kelly, Ben Solak and Kevin Clark (1:22:08)
D.K. Metcalf with Nora Princiotti and Kevin Clark (1:36:59)
Hosts: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, Ben Solak, Steven Ruiz, Jason Goff, Ryan Shazier. Kaelen Jones, Danny Kelly
Guests: D.K. Metcalf, Najee Harris, Vernon Davis, Kayvon Thibodeaux, Marshall Faulk, Mike Evans, Matt Ryan, Maxx Crosby, Zach Ertz
Production Supervision: Arjuna Rampgopal
Production Assistance: Isaiah Blakely and Chris Sutton
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Benjamin, Kaelen, and Steven discuss, dissect, and share their picks for Super Bowl LVI. They wrap up the pod with the final Games That Need Games and Gimme a Reason segments of the season (33:46).
Hosts: Benjamin Solak, Kaelen Jones, Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton and Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora and Mal pick out seven keys that will determine who wins the Super Bowl.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Mallory Rubin
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Nora, and Ben open up with early assessments from Radio Row at the Super Bowl. Then they speak with Patriots ILB coach Jerod Mayo on coaching against these teams, the Rooney Rule and Brian Flores. Next, former Bengals QB Carson Palmer joins to speak about Joe Burrow and the Bengals franchise and makes his Super Bowl prediction. They finish by speaking with Rams WR Robert Woods on Cooper Kupp, Eric Weddle, and Sean McVay’s coaching.
Host: Kevin Clark, Ben Solak, Nora Princiotti
Guests: Robert Woods, Jerrod Mayo, Carson Palmer
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Jason, James, and Ryan start the pod by sharing their early thoughts on the upcoming Super Bowl between the Bengals and Rams. James and Ryan then share their personal experiences when preparing for big playoff games including Jones's own trip to the big game. Jason and Ryan then dissect and analyze all of the aspects of next Sunday's matchup including the WR-CB battles, (11:38) the Rams' running game, (20:32) the pressure on the two teams, (28:26) and even the halftime show. (31:43) They wrap up the pod by sharing their game picks (36:00) and reacting to the Texans hiring head coach Lovie Smith. (47:40)
Hosts: Jason Goff, James Jones, Ryan Shazier
Production Assistance: Chris Sutton and Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Danny, and Ben discuss, dissect, and share their picks for Super Bowl LVI from Radio Row. They wrap up the pod by reacting to some of the recent coaching updates around the NFL. (34:46)
Hosts: Kevin Clark, Danny Kelly and Ben Solak
Producer: Arjuna Ramgopal
Production Assistance: Chris Sutton
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Nora and Mal open up the mailbag and answer questions about what team could go from last to first like the Bengals did, what’s going on with the Jaguars' coaching search, what songs they want to hear during the halftime show, and more.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Mallory Rubin
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin opens by speaking with PFF’s Diante Lee and The Ringer’s Steven Ruiz about the news of Brian Flores’s lawsuit against the NFL, coaching pipelines, and what could come out of this lawsuit. They follow by listing the most important players heading into the Super Bowl.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Diante Lee and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Jason, James, and Ryan start the pod by sharing their reactions to Tom Brady's official retirement announcement. They then dissect and analyze the Rams' gutsy win over the 49ers for the NFC championship (21:34) and the Bengals' upset victory over the Chiefs in the AFC championship game (31:03). They wrap everything up by touching on the breaking coach and GM news around the NFL. (43:11)
Hosts: Jason Goff, James Jones, Ryan Shazier
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin Clark and Benjamin Solak react to Tom Brady's retirement from the NFL. They discuss Brady's career and legacy, where the NFL will go from here, the Buccaneers' future, and more.
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Benjamin Solak
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Benjamin Solak joined Kevin and Nora on Spotify Greenroom to discuss the Rams, who are heading to the Super Bowl after defeating the Niners (2:23). Then Kevin and Nora are joined by Steven Ruiz to discuss the Rams’ next opponent, the Bengals, who had a comeback victory over the Chiefs (26:34). Solak rejoins the show and they all briefly discuss the recent rumors about Tom Brady’s potential retirement (50:56).
Host: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guests: Benjamin Solak and Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Benjamin, Kaelen, and Steven begin the pod by reacting to the recent head-coaching news around the NFL. They then discuss, dissect, and share their picks for both of the championship-round matchups.
Chiefs-Bengals (3:17)
Rams-49ers (24:47)
Hosts: Benjamin Solak, Kaelen Jones, Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora and Mal start by mentioning the most recent coaching and general manager hires around the league (1:01). Then they identify a couple of key matchups to watch in the AFC (7:35) and NFC championship games (26:46).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Mallory Rubin
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin opens by speaking with The Athletic’s Sheil Kapadia about the conference championship weekend matchups, Shanahan vs. McVay, and Sean Payton’s future. He is joined by The Athletic's Chiefs writer Nate Taylor and ESPN's Bengals writer Ben Baby to discuss the Week 17 matchups, “nuggets” for the AFC championship, and their predictions for the game.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Sheil Kapadia, Nate Taylor and Ben Baby
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Jason, James, and Ryan start the pod by sharing their reactions to the announcement of Sean Payton's retirement as head coach of the Saints. They then break down the divisional round playoff results (19:11), look ahead to the conference championship round (25:35), and speculate on Aaron Rodgers's future in Green Bay (34:45)
Hosts: Jason Goff, James Jones, and Ryan Shazier
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Benjamin Solak to discuss the wild games between the Chiefs and Bills (1:58) and the Rams and Bucs (28:40).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Nora, and Steven begin the pod by giving some love to the 49ers' defense, who held the Packers to only 10 points and earned their team a trip to the NFC championship game. They grade Jimmy Garoppolo's performance (7:12) and discuss how the results of the matchup will affect both teams' franchises moving forward (15:30). They then pivot to the Bengals win over the Titans (18:00) and talk about Joe Burrow fending off a brutal nine-sack onslaught to lead Cincinnati to the next round of the playoffs while also detailing how the outcome could be devastating for Tennessee's 2022 season. (29:02) Finally, they wrap everything up by dissecting Aaron Rodgers postgame comments and what they may be signaling about his future in Green Bay. (37:53)
Hosts: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Arjuna Ramgopal
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
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Benjamin, Kaelen, and Steven discuss, dissect, and share their picks for all of the divisional-round NFL playoff matchups.
Chiefs-Bills (2:00)
Packers-49ers (17:46)
Rams-Buccaneers (30:08)
Bengals-Titans (39:23)
Hosts: Benjamin Solak, Kaelen Jones, Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Nora, and Mallory go through each matchup of the divisional round and debate who has the most at stake in each game.
Host: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, Mallory Rubin
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Jason, James, and Ryan break down and share their analysis of all the first-round NFL playoff games and look ahead to the divisional round (40:00).
Cowboys-49ers (00:57)
Bills-Patriots (8:19)
Bucs-Eagles (15:18)
Raiders-Bengals (22:14)
Steelers-Chiefs (28:12)
Rams-Cardinals (31:21)
Hosts: Jason Goff, James Jones, Ryan Shazier
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Benjamin Solak on Spotify Greenroom to discuss the Sunday slate of wild-card games and look ahead to some divisional-round matchups. They start with the Niners hanging on to win in a wild game over the Cowboys (3:15). Then they discuss Kansas City blowing out Pittsburgh and the Buccaneers beating the Eagles easily (27:50). They wrap up by answering some questions from the Greenroom audience (45:55).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guest: Benjamin Solak
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Steven Ruiz to discuss the first two games of wild-card weekend. First, they get into how the Bills dominated the Patriots (1:24) before breaking down what this loss means for the Patriots heading into the offseason (14:01). Finally, they break down the Bengals win over the Raiders (23:28).
Hosts: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Production: Carlos Chiriboga
Additional Production Supervision: Isaiah Blakely, Arjuna Ramgopal
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Benjamin, Kaelen, and Steven begin the pod by talking about the Houston Texans' firing of David Culley and what it signals for the future of the team. Then they discuss, dissect, and share their picks for all of the Round 1 NFL playoff matchups.
Bills-Patriots (10:15)
Cowboys-49ers (21:59)
Cardinals-Rams (30:38)
Bucs-Eagles (39:00)
Raiders-Bengals (42:50)
Chiefs-Steelers (48:35)
Hosts: Benjamin Solak, Kaelen Jones, Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora go through each matchup of the Super Wild-Card Weekend and discuss potential ways for each team to reach the Super Bowl.
Host: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Jason, James, and Ryan begin the pod by sharing their reactions to the firing of Brian Flores in Miami and break down possible destinations for the hot coaching prospect. Next, they discuss George McCaskey's bizarre end-of-season press conference and what it could mean for the Chicago Bears and their fan base moving forward. (20:38) Finally, they wrap up by dissecting and offering insight for each matchup in the first round of the NFL playoffs. (31:50)
Hosts: Jason Goff, James Jones, and Ryan Shazier
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Jason Goff of "The Full Go" brings you a bonus podcast to react to the news of the Bears firing Matt Nagy and Ryan Pace. He brings on Laurence Holmes from 670 The Score to help break down George McCaskey’s press conference from earlier in the day (16:20). They go deep into the issues going on inside Halas Hall (18:54) and discuss why they chose Bill Polian to help their GM and head coach (23:49). They also discuss McCaskey calling out former Bears center Olin Kreutz before Laurence predicts where the franchise will go from here (32:38).
Host: Jason Goff
Guest: Laurence Holmes
Producers: Steve Ceruti, Chris Tannehill, and Jessie Lopez
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Steven Ruiz to discuss the craziness that went on in Week 18, starting with the Las Vegas Raiders clinching their spot in the playoffs by defeating the L.A. Chargers in overtime (1:25). Then they discuss the Colts losing to the Jaguars and missing the playoffs (19:32). After that they discuss the Niners’ comeback victory on the road, the Steelers’ improbable path to clinching a playoff berth, and Miami sweeping the season series with the Patriots (39:59).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Benjamin, Kaelen, and Steven begin their Week 18 Friday Walk Through by dissecting the biggest matchups of the week, including Chargers-Raiders (2:25) and 49ers-Rams (12:42), and highlight the Games That Need Games with a focus on Titans-Texans (31:12) and Jets-Bills (36:27). Finally, they wrap everything up with Gimme a Reason, in which they deliver their takes on the rest of the Week 18 slate (50:08)
Hosts: Benjamin Solak, Kaelen Jones, Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Five Ringer staffers join Mallory Rubin to tell you about five X factors that will play a major role in deciding seeding in the playoffs, the 2022 draft order, and the future of certain franchise quarterbacks.
Host: Mallory Rubin
Guests: Kevin Clark, Benjamin Solak, Steven Ruiz, Kaelen Jones, and Rodger Sherman
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin is joined by Yahoo Sports’ Charles Robinson to discuss the upcoming coaching carousel as well as a potential Jim Harbaugh return, rookie QBs, and potential protocols for the Super Bowl.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Charles Robinson
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, James, and Ryan begin the pod by sharing their reactions and insights regarding the Antonio Brown sideline incident. Next, they discuss Joe Burrow and the Bengals' impressive offensive firepower and how it has contributed to their success this season.(18:56) Then they dissect recent comments by Joe Judge (24:44) and Mike Zimmer (29:08), and talk about how teams and players can be affected by them. Finally, Ryan reflects on Ben Roethlisberger's career and what steps the Steelers may take moving forward without him.(33:14)
Hosts: Kevin Clark, James Jones, Ryan Shazier
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Steven Ruiz to discuss Antonio Brown’s decision to leave the stadium in the middle of the Bucs’ win over the Jets (1:36). They also talk about Cincinnati’s big win over the Chiefs (13:34), the Raiders beating the Colts on the road, their favorite potential playoff matchups (59:06), and more.
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin is joined by Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz to remember the late John Madden and preview some matchups for Week 17. Then they continue by discussing the top five people of 2021.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Nora Princiotti and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Jason, James, and Ryan begin the pod by sharing their reactions to the sideline altercation during the Cowboys–Football Team game and discuss which players they knew who were most likely to be involved in a similar situation. Then they dissect the Dolphins’ recent success (10:10) and whether the Rams are for real heading into the playoffs (15:17). Next they go over the current NFC and AFC playoff pictures and talk about the teams that nobody wants to see when the postseason starts (23:12). They wrap up by touching on Jimmy Garoppolo’s injury (28:46), Cam Newton’s strange postgame presser (32:41), and make their picks for MVP, Coach of the Year, and Defensive Player of the Year (40:07).
Hosts: Jason Goff, James Jones, Ryan Shazier
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Nora, and Steven begin the podcast by dissecting the Buffalo Bills’ impressive win over the Patriots and how it changes the narrative for both teams heading into the playoffs. Next, they discuss the Texans’ upset win over the Chargers (13:28) and the Bengals’ decisive victory over a depleted Ravens team that is past the point of no return (23:00). Then they discuss how the Bengals (29:00) and Colts (37:19) look within the AFC playoff picture, answer listener questions (44:46), and much more.
Hosts: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Arjuna Ramgopal
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
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Benjamin, Kaelen, and Steven begin by dissecting the biggest matchups of the week, including Bills-Pats and Steelers-Chiefs, and highlight the Games That Need Games. Finally, they wrap everything up with Gimme a Reason, in which they deliver their takes on the rest of the Week 16 slate.
Hosts: Benjamin Solak and Kaelen Jones
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora begin the pod by sharing their reactions to the Vikings' 'MNF' victory over the Bears and discuss Matt Nagy's coaching tenure in Chicago. Then they talk about the Browns' brutal loss to the Raiders and how it will affect the franchise this season and beyond. (23:44) Finally, they touch on Chris Godwin's injury and what it means for the Bucs' passing game (34:44).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Producer: Arjuna Ramgopal
Production Assistance: Chris Sutton
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Benjamin Solak to discuss the Saints blanking the Bucs (1:02), the Packers barely beating the injury-riddled Ravens (11:08), the Lions upsetting the Cardinals (40:55), and much more.
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guest: Benjamin Solak
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Benjamin, Kaelen, and Steven begin their Week 15 Friday Walk Through by sharing their reactions to the Chiefs' Thursday night win over the Chargers.(1:40) Then they dissect the biggest matchups of the week, including Colts-Patriots, (10:07) Ravens-Packers (22:08), and highlight the Games That Need Games (35:46). Finally, they wrap everything up with Gimme a Reason, in which they deliver their takes on the rest of the Week 15 slate (54:17)
Hosts: Benjamin Solak, Kaelen Jones, Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora breaks down the recent news of the Urban Meyer firing. Then she is joined by Kaelen Jones to discuss the highs and lows of the 2021 Rams, make predictions about how their season might end, and answer some of your wildest mailbag questions.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti
Guest: Kaelen Jones
Producer: Devon Manze
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin is joined by former Packers WR and The Ringer’s own James Jones to discuss the Packers' chances of winning the title, playing playoff football in Green Bay, and his Super Bowl prediction. Then Kevin is joined by Danny Kelly and Steven Ruiz to walk back some early hot takes and make some new ones as the season comes to a close.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: James Jones, Danny Kelly, Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Jason, James, and Ryan start the Tuesday NFL pod by sharing their insights on how NFL players and coaches can handle COVID situations within their teams heading into the playoffs. Then they dissect the Rams' impressive win over the Cardinals on 'Monday Night Football' and how defenses are scheming against Kyler Murray.(13:14) Next they talk about the Chicago Bears' woes,(28:14) Dak Prescott's recent performances,(35:52) and Micah Parsons's impressive development within the Cowboys' defense this season.(40:41) Finally, James and Ryan wrap everything up by discussing the AFC North playoff race and the state of the Steelers heading toward the end of the season.(48:35)
Hosts: Jason Goff, James Jones, and Ryan Shazier
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Benjamin Solak to discuss the Buccaneers and Niners winning in overtime, the Ravens injury woes continuing with Lamar Jackson leaving the game early in a loss to the Browns, and much more (2:55). Then Steven Ruiz joins to talk about the Chiefs blowing out the Raiders again and whether this performance means the Chiefs offense is getting back on track (52:30).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guests: Benjamin Solak and Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Benjamin, Kaelen, and Steven begin their Week 14 Friday Walk Through by sharing their reactions to the Vikings' Thursday night win over the Steelers.(1:40) Then they dissect the biggest matchups of the week, including Bills-Bucs (5:07) Rams-Cardinals (17:15), Cowboys-WFT (28:51), and highlight the Games That Need Games (38:05). Finally, they wrap everything up with Gimme a Reason, in which they deliver their takes on the rest of the Week 14 slate (53:33).
Hosts: Benjamin Solak, Kaelen Jones, Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Bill Simmons joins Nora and Mal to discuss the Patriots quickly becoming a top team in the AFC, which teams the Patriots should be worried about, and what makes this season a success for New England.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Mallory Rubin
Guest: Bill Simmons
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin is joined by ESPN analyst and former NFL executive Mike Tannenbaum to discuss how a franchise changes directions, how teams look at the draft as a guidepost when making decisions, and how a coach like Bill Belichick affects the strategy of his opponents (1:14). Then, analyst Brad Spielberger and reporter Steven Ruiz hop on to play a game of “Who Can Blow It Up?” as they go through teams in the league and decide who they’d replace (21:47).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Mike Tannenbaum, Brad Spielberger, Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Erika Cervantes
Producer: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Jason, James, and Ryan start the Tuesday NFL pod by sharing their reactions to the Patriots' tough win over the Bills on 'MNF'. Then they dissect the Ravens' dramatic loss to the Steelers and what to expect from Ben Roethlisberger towar the end of the season. They wrap everything up by discussing Mike Zimmer's coaching struggles, the Cardinals' playoff prospects, and the Washington Football Team's recent success.
Hosts: Jason Goff, James Jones, Ryan Shazier
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Nora and Ben start things off by discussing the Ravens' loss against the Steelers and Justin Herbert's performance in the Chargers' big win over the Bengals. Then they dissect the Seahawks' win over the 49ers, Taylor Heinicke's development with the Washington Football Team, and the Lions' first win of the season, against the Vikings. Then Kevin and Nora are joined by Steven Ruiz to talk about the Jaguars-Rams game and the state of the Carolina Panthers.
Hosts: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, Benjamin Solak and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Arjuna Ramgopal
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
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Benjamin, Kaelen, and Steven begin their Week 13 Friday Walk Through by sharing their reactions to the Cowboys' Thursday night win over the Saints. Then they dissect the biggest matchups of the week, including Patriots-Bills and Broncos-Chiefs, and highlight the Games That Need Games. Finally, they wrap everything up with Gimme a Reason, in which they deliver their takes on the rest of the Week 13 slate.
Hosts: Benjamin Solak, Kaelen Jones, Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora and Mal are joined by The Ringer’s Danny Kelly to talk about what has gone wrong with the Seattle Seahawks and how they should move forward (5:15). They discuss their offseason transactions over the years, the Russell Wilson situation this past offseason, and much more.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Mallory Rubin
Guest: Danny Kelly
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin is joined by Andrew Callahan from the Boston Herald to discuss Mac Jones, Bill Belichick's reconstituted swagger, and Josh McDaniels's future coaching prospects. Then, Joe Buscaglia from The Athletic enters the fold and dissects Josh Allen's development in Buffalo, the Nathan Peterman era, and how the Bills are keeping their edge heading into the last part of the season and beyond.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Andrew Callahan, Joe Buscaglia
Associate Producer: Chris Sutton
Producer: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Jason, James, and Ryan start the Tuesday NFL pod by dissecting the recent lackluster performances by Matthew Stafford and the L.A. Rams' star-studded offense. Then they discuss the consistency of the Patriot way, Ben Roethlisberger's lack of leadership, and how NFL players navigate social media issues with their families. They wrap everything up by trying to figure out the Vikings' struggles, determine the leaders in the MVP discussion, and show some love for Ryan's new book, 'Walking Miracle.'
Hosts: Jason Goff, James Jones, Ryan Shazier
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Benjamin Solak to talk about the Packers handing the Rams their third loss in a row (2:09). They also talk about the Niners winning their third straight, the Ravens winning a sloppy game against the Browns, and much more (22:55). Then Steven Ruiz joins to talk about Justin Herbert’s performance in a loss to the Broncos and Tua’s recent performances as the Dolphins have won four straight (1:39:04).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guests: Benjamin Solak and Steven Ruiz
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Benjamin, Kaelen, and Steven begin their Week 12 Wednesday-Friday by welcoming in Nora Princiotti. Then they dissect the biggest matchups of the week, including Bucs-Colts and Rams-Packers, and highlight the Games That Need Games with emphasis on 49ers-Vikings. Finally, they wrap everything up with Gimme a Reason, in which they deliver their takes on the rest of the Week 12 slate.
Hosts: Benjamin Solak, Kaelen Jones, Steven Ruiz
Guest: Nora Princiotti
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Jason, James, and Ryan are joined by The Ringer’s Kevin Clark (‘Slow News Day’) to dissect the Bucs’ dominating ‘MNF’ win over the Giants and Daniel Jones’s lackluster performance this season. Then they share their reactions to the news of Taysom Hill’s and Courtland Sutton’s lucrative new contracts (17:43) and discuss the scariest wild-card teams, Jonathan Davis, and the QB play of Kirk Cousins and Baker Mayfield. (26:46) Finally, James and Ryan share stories about being NFL players on Thanksgiving and highlight the release of Ryan’s new book, ‘The Walking Miracle.’ (49:25)
Hosts: Jason Goff, James Jones, Ryan Shazier
Special Guest: Kevin Clark
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Benjamin Solak to discuss the Chiefs' fourth-straight win, the Colts blowing out the Bills, and much more (4:25). Then Kevin and Nora are joined by Steven Ruiz to discuss Cam Newton’s first start for the Panthers (1:17:40). Lastly Kevin and Nora wrap up by answering a listener question.
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guests: Benjamin Solak and Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Benjamin, Kaelen, and Steven begin their Week 11 Friday Walk Through by sharing their reactions to the Thursday-night matchup between the Patriots and Falcons. Then they dissect the biggest matchups of the week, including Cowboys-Chiefs and Colts-Bills, and highlight the Games That Need Games with emphasis on Cardinals-Seahawks. Finally, they wrap everything up with Gimme a Reason, in which they deliver their takes on the rest of the Week 11 slate.
Hosts: Benjamin Solak, Kaelen Jones, Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora and Mal decide to check back in on the first-round rookie quarterbacks and rank them from no. 1 to no. 5.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Mallory Rubin
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Kevin is joined by PFF’s Eric Eager and The Athletic’s Nate Taylor to discuss the Chiefs' early struggles, how teams have defended Patrick Mahomes, and what to expect from the Chiefs for the rest of season. Then he is joined by Dallas Cowboys staff writer David Helman to break down Dak Prescott’s MVP case, the Cowboys' status as contenders, and the upcoming Chiefs-Cowboys matchup.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: David Helman, Eric Eager, Nate Taylor
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Jason, James, and Ryan start by discussing the Niners' dominating win over the Rams on 'Monday Night Football.' (0:29) Then they discuss Russell Wilson’s disappointing performance coming off his injury, whether the Patriots are contenders, and how Cam Newton can help the Panthers (7:15).
Hosts: Jason Goff, James Jones, Ryan Shazier
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Benjamin Solak to discuss Mac Jones’s impressive performance in a win over the Browns, the Chiefs offense getting back on track, the Washington Football Team beating the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and much more (1:26). Then Kevin and Nora are joined by Steven Ruiz to discuss the Chargers losing to the Vikings at home as well as Cam Newton’s return to the Panthers in their road win over the Cardinals (1:29:07).
Host: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guests: Benjamin Solak and Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Benjamin, Kaelen, and Steven begin their Week 10 Friday Walk Through by sharing their reactions to the Dolphins' big Thursday night upset over the Ravens. Then they dissect the biggest matchups of the week, including Browns-Patriots and Titans-Saints, and highlight the Games That Need Games with emphasis on Packers-Seahawks and Falcons-Cowboys. Finally, they wrap everything up with Gimme a Reason, in which they deliver their takes on the rest of the Week 10 slate.
Hosts: Benjamin Solak, Kaelen Jones, Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Mal and Nora rejoin to give out there Mid Season awards! They band together to discuss who the season's MVP is so far, Offensive and Defensive Rookie of the Year, Coach of the Year, and much more!
Host: Mallory Rubin and Nora Princiotti
Producer: Steve Ahlman
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin is joined by PFF’s Diante Lee and The Ringer’s Steven Ruiz to discuss the current Super Bowl contenders from each division and pick their Super Bowl winners.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Steven Ruiz and Diante Lee
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Jason, James, and Ryan start their Week 9 recap by sharing their reactions to the thrilling 'MNF' matchup between the Steelers and Bears. They then dissect the Bills' and Cowboys' big upset losses (13:29) and talk about how to reignite the Chiefs' struggling offense (21:44). They wrap everything up by discussing Jordan Love's debut start for the Packers (34:00), Odell Beckham Jr.'s future (39:30), and the best AFC and NFC teams (55:30).
Hosts: Jason Goff, James Jones, and Ryan Shazier
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Benjamin Solak to go through the upset victories for the Jaguars, Titans, and Broncos (1:54). They also discuss Jordan Love’s tough first start, the Chargers' tight victory on the road, and more (41:25). Then Kevin and Nora are joined by Steven Ruiz to discuss the Atlanta Falcons' victory over rival New Orleans Saints (1:30:45). Kevin and Nora then wrap up by answering a listener question about Lamar Jackson’s MVP candidacy.
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guests: Benjamin Solak and Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Benjamin, Kaelen, and Steven begin their Week 9 Friday Walk Through by sharing their reactions to Thursday night's Colts-Jets game and the breaking Odell Beckham Jr. news. Then they dissect the biggest matchups of the week, including Bengals-Browns and Titans-Rams, and highlight the Games That Need Games with emphasis on Chiefs-Packers. Finally, they wrap everything up with Gimme a Reason, in which they deliver their takes on the rest of the Week 9 slate.
Hosts: Benjamin Solak, Kaelen Jones, Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora and Mal start by talking about the news that Aaron Rodgers will be out this week after testing positive for COVID-19 (3:05). Next, they discuss Odell Beckham Jr.’s unknown future in Cleveland after back-to-back days of being excused from practice (27:27). They also touch on the Saints' quarterback situation with Jameis Winston out for the season and how the Cardinals should handle Kyler Murray’s injury (42:21).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Mallory Rubin
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Jason, James, and Ryan start by discussing Henry Ruggs III being cut from the Raiders and the repercussions of his fatal car accident (01:22). Then they talk about the news that Aaron Rodgers tested positive for COVID-19 (15:17). They wrap up by discussing the trade deadline, what Von Miller does for the Rams, and the OBJ–Baker Mayfield drama in Cleveland (22:46).
Hosts: Jason Goff, James Jones, and Ryan Shazier
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Nora, and Steven were live on Spotify Greenroom to recap the trades that took place and how the outlooks for a couple of contenders have changed. They also discuss some rumored trades that didn’t end up happening.
Hosts: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, and Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Patrick Muldowney
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Kevin and Ben break down the blockbuster trade of former Super Bowl MVP Von Miller. They highlight what this means for the Rams as a contender and the Broncos' rebuilding process, as well as touch on the latest news about Derrick Henry and Jameis Winston.
Host: Kevin Clark and Benjamin Solak
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Benjamin Solak to discuss Trevor Siemian leading the Saints to an upset win over the Bucs (3:22). Then they go through several other games, including Mike White and the Jets' comeback win over the Bengals, Cooper Rush and the Cowboys winning on the road, the Titans beating the Colts in overtime, and more (14:23). Then Steven Ruiz joins Kevin and Nora to talk about what he’s seen from Joe Brady, Sam Darnold, and the rest of the Panthers' offense in recent weeks (1:24:50).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guests: Benjamin Solak and Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Benjamin, Kaelen, and Steven begin their Week 8 Friday Walk Through by sharing their reactions to the thrilling Thursday night game between the Cardinals and Packers. Then they dissect the biggest matchups of the week, including Chargers-Patriots and Cowboys-Vikings, and highlight the Games That Need Games. Finally, they wrap everything up with Gimme a Reason, in which they deliver their takes on the rest of the Week 8 slate.
Hosts: Benjamin Solak, Kaelen Jones, Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora and Mal each provide three trade scenarios, from likely to unlikely, and a move that a team should not make at the deadline.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Mallory Rubin
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin is joined by ESPN’s Josh Weinfuss to discuss the Cardinals’ success this season, Kyler Murray as a leader, and their chances as a Super Bowl contender. Then he talks with former NFL head coach Marc Trestman on what he’s seen in Kyler Murray thus far, why younger QBs succeed, and the differences between college and NFL coaches.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Josh Weinfuss and Marc Trestman
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Jason, James, and Ryan start by discussing some of Tom Brady’s comments with Peyton and Eli Manning about defensive players (0:50). Then they talk about the Chiefs and whether they can save their season after a slow start (13:01). They wrap up by discussing all the problems Matt Nagy and the Bears have had this season and how these problems can be fixed (37:55).
Hosts: Jason Goff, James Jones, and Ryan Shazier
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Benjamin Solak to discuss the Titans' dominant victory over the Chiefs (2:30). Then they discuss the Bengals taking control of the AFC North, the Colts' Sunday-night road win, and more (21:45). Then Kevin and Nora are joined by Steven Ruiz to discuss the Dolphins losing again, this time to the Atlanta Falcons, and what Miami's next steps are (1:19:57). Then Kevin and Nora wrap up by answering a listener question.
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guests: Benjamin Solak and Steven Ruiz|
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Benjamin, Kaelen, and Steven begin their Week 7 Friday Walk Through by sharing their reactions to the thrilling Thursday night game between the Browns and Broncos. Then they dissect the biggest matchups of the week, including Bengals vs. Ravens and Chiefs vs. Titans, and highlight the Games That Need Games. Finally, they wrap everything up with Gimme a Reason in which they deliver their takes on the rest of the Week 7 slate.
Hosts: Benjamin Solak, Kaelen Jones, Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora and Mal answer 10 listener questions about who would win the Super Bowl if every starting QB were out, whether Jared Goff should be benched, the futures of Hurts and Tua, and much more.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Mallory Rubin
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin is joined by The Athletic’s Jourdan Rodrigue to discuss Sean McVay’s rise in the NFL, the Matthew Stafford–Jared Goff trade, and the Rams' approach to roster-building. Then he talks with Over the Cap’s Jason Fitzgerald about trading albatross contracts and teams going “all in.”
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Jourdan Rodrigue and Jason Fitzgerald
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Jason, James, and Ryan start by discussing the Ravens’ dominating performance over the Chargers (2:25). Then they have a conversation about Trevon Diggs’s play so far this season (19:22). They finish up by discussing the Titans’ upset win on Monday night over the Bills and the Packers’ road win over the Bears (29:58).
Hosts: Jason Goff, James Jones, and Ryan Shazier
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Assistance: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Benjamin Solak to discuss the Dallas Cowboys’ overtime victory over the New England Patriots. Then they talk about the Steelers’ overtime victory over the Seahawks. After that the three get into other games, such as the Cardinals defeating the Browns, the Jags ending their losing streak with a win over the Dolphins in London, and more. Then Kevin and Nora are joined by Steven Ruiz to discuss the Chiefs attempting to get back on track after a road win over Washington. Then Kevin and Nora wrap up with a listener question.
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guests: Benjamin Solak and Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Benjamin, Kaelen, and Steven begin their Week 6 Friday Walk Through by sharing their reactions to the breaking Zach Ertz trade and dissecting the biggest matchups of the week, including Cardinals-Browns and Chargers-Ravens. Then they discuss the Games That Need Games and wrap everything up with Gimme a Reason, in which they highlight the rest of the Week 6 slate.
Hosts: Benjamin Solak, Kaelen Jones, Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora and Mal rank the top five teams in the AFC and tell you why other AFC contenders are better than the Chiefs.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Mallory Rubin
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin is joined by Fox Sports and The Athletic’s Bruce Feldman to discuss Josh Allen’s improvement, Joe Burrow, Justin Herbert, and Urban Meyer. Then he talks with former Bills executive Jim Monos about how to build around young QBs.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Bruce Feldman and Jim Monos
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Jason, James, and Ryan start by discussing the fallout after it was revealed that former Las Vegas Raiders coach Jon Gruden was sending racist, homophobic, and misogynistic emails. Then they discuss Lamar Jackson’s incredible performance against the Colts on 'Monday Night Football'. Lastly, they finish up by checking in on who they think are the best teams in the NFL a month into the season.
Hosts: Jason Goff, James Jones, and Ryan Shazier
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin, Nora, and Kaelen provide their thoughts on Jon Gruden’s resignation and what’s next for the Raiders.
Hosts: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti and Kaelen Jones
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Benjamin Solak, and they begin by discussing the Buffalo Bills’ statement win on the road over the Kansas City Chiefs (2:45). Then they discuss the Packers’ wild overtime win over the Bengals, Detroit’s heartbreaking loss to Minnesota, and much more (26:40). Then Kevin and Nora are joined by Steven Ruiz, and they go through Trey Lance’s first start in a loss to the still undefeated Arizona Cardinals (1:19:12). Lastly, Kevin and Nora answer a listener question (1:28:30).
Host: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guests: Benjamin Solak and Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Benjamin, Kaelen, and Steven start their Week 5 Friday Walk Through by discussing the return of Geno Smith. They then dissect the biggest matchups of the week, including Bills-Chiefs, Browns-Chargers, 49ers-Cardinals, and more. Finally, they wrap up with Gimme a Reason, in which they highlight the rest of the Week 5 slate.Hosts: Benjamin Solak, Kaelen Jones, Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora and Mal give out some awards after the first month of the season. They hand out MVP, Rookie of the Year, a listener-chosen award, and much more (2:45).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Mallory Rubin
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin is joined by The Athletic’s Bob Sturm to discuss difference in this season’s Dallas Cowboys, Mike McCarthy, Kellen Moore and early Kyler Murray memories. Then he talks with The Ringer’s Bryan Curtis about the Urban Meyer drama and his thoughts on the Cowboys’s chances?
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Bob Sturm and Bryan Curtis
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Jason, James, and Ryan start by discussing the Chargers' victory over the Raiders on 'Monday Night Football.' (0:45) Then they provide their thoughts on the war of words between Broncos coach Vic Fangio and Ravens coach John Harbaugh (17:01). Then they discuss all of the Urban Meyer news, the Cowboys' impressive start to the season, and James's Packers beating Ryan's Steelers (26:45).
Hosts: Jason Goff, James Jones, and Ryan Shazier
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Ben Solak to discuss Tom Brady’s victory in his return to Foxborough. Then they talk about some other major results in Week 4 such as the Cardinals beating the Rams, the Cowboys staying hot, and much more. Then Kevin and Nora are joined by Steven Ruiz to take a deep look into the Baltimore Ravens' road win over the Denver Broncos. Lastly Kevin and Nora wrap up by answering some listener questions.
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guests: Benjamin Solak and Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Benjamin, Kaelen, and Steven start their Week 4 preview by discussing their games of the week, including Tom Brady’s big homecoming against the Patriots. They then tackle heavyweight matchups such as Broncos-Ravens, Raiders-Chargers, and more. Finally, they wrap up the pod with Gimme a Reason, in which they discuss the rest of the Week 4 slate.Hosts: Benjamin Solak, Kaelen Jones, Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Chris Sutton
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora and Mal take a deep look into Tom Brady and Bill Belichick’s situations through the lens of 'Survivor.' They explain each element of the index: outwit, outplay, and outlast. They talk about how Tom and Bill fit in each criteria and who is ahead in each category before deciding who they think will end up being the sole survivor (2:53). They are also joined by Justin Sayles, who describes the emotions of Pats fan trying to watch Tom Brady’s return to Foxborough, before they answer a listener mailbag question (59:35).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Mallory Rubin
Guest: Justin Sayles
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin is joined by Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer to discuss Tom Brady’s reign, Brady's career in New England, and how he views rookie QBs. Then he talks with PFF’s Sam Monson about how Brady continues to stay dominant and how long this can continue.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Albert Breer and Sam Monson
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Jason, James, and Ryan start by discussing the Cowboys' dominant victory on 'Monday Night Football.' (1:30) Then they discuss which 3-0 teams they believe in and whether it’s time to panic on the 1-2 Chiefs and Seahawks (22:36). They talk about the debut of Justin Fields, Aaron Rodgers and the Packers' comeback victory, and when the Steelers should move on from Ben Roethlisberger (37:09). They wrap by previewing Tom Brady’s return to Foxborough on Sunday night against the Patriots (57:16).
Hosts: Jason Goff, James Jones, and Ryan Shazier
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Benjamin Solak to discuss the biggest games of the day, including the Chargers beating the Chiefs, the Rams’ impressive win over the Bucs, and more (2:45). Then Kevin and Nora are joined by Steven Ruiz to talk about what happened in Justin Fields’s disastrous first start in a loss to the Browns (1:13:20). Then Kevin and Nora wrap up with a listener question about the Seattle Seahawks after their disappointing loss to the Minnesota Vikings.
Host: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guests: Benjamin Solak and Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Benjamin, Kaelen, and Steven start by discussing an important matchup in the NFC between the Buccaneers and the Rams (3:00). Then they discuss the AFC West battle between the Chargers and Chiefs. Then they move on to some other important games, like Packers-49ers and the Saints playing on the road against the Patriots (23:00). As always, they wrap up with Gimme a Reason and briefly talk about the rest of the Week 3 games (49:29).
Hosts: Benjamin Solak, Kaelen Jones, and Steven Ruiz
Producer: Christopher Sutton
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora and Mal discuss the NFC West and the different relationships and levels of commitment that the head coaches and organizations have with their quarterbacks (4:30). Then they answer a couple listener mail questions (50:15).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Mallory Rubin
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin is joined by former Atlanta Falcons GM Thomas Dimitroff to discuss his life outside of the NFL, how contenders are built in the NFL and maneuvering around salary cap, CBA’s and star players as a NFL GM.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Thomas Dimitroff
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Jason, James, and Ryan start by briefly talking about the Packers getting back on track against the Lions on 'Monday Night Football.'(1:45) Then they discuss the 'Sunday Night Football' matchup between Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes, and the Jones-Shazier bowl between the Las Vegas Raiders and the Pittsburgh Steelers (11:10). After that, they go over James’s list of the top 10 wide receivers (37:17) and finish up with the surprises and disappointments from Week 2 (45:08).
Hosts: Jason Goff, James Jones, and Ryan Shazier
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Benjamin Solak to discuss Lamar Jackson leading the Ravens past Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs. Then they hand out their weekly superlatives to teams like the Cowboys, Raiders, and more. Then Steven Ruiz joins Kevin and Nora to discuss Kyler’s 400 yard 4 touchdown performance in a win over the Vikings. Lastly Kevin and Nora wrap up by briefly discussing some more week 2 games and answer some mailbag questions.
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guests: Benjamin Solak and Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Benjamin, Kaelen, and Steven start their preview of Week 2 by discussing their games of the week, including the AFC battle between Kansas City and Baltimore (2:20). Then they move on to some of the other intriguing matchups, such as Steelers-Raiders, Colts-Rams, and more (41:50). Then they wrap up with Gimme a Reason and discuss the rest of the games on the Week 2 slate (1:00:22).
Hosts: Benjamin Solak, Kaelen Jones, Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora and Mal dive into the Baltimore Ravens and discuss their important matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs. They provide an assessment of their level of panic about the Ravens and four other teams that struggled in Week 1. They wrap up by answering a few listener questions.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Mallory Rubin
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin is joined by ESPN’s Domonique Foxworth to discuss the origins of the league's offensive boom and how defenses have to game plan against today’s explosive offenses. Then Kevin speaks with Pro Football Focus’s Seth Galina about their favorite defensive coordinator and the different schemes used in today’s NFL.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Domonique Foxworth and Seth Galina
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Jason Goff, Ryan Shazier, and James Jones start by discussing the 'Monday Night Football' thriller between the Ravens and the Raiders (2:48). Then they discuss the Packers' rough start to the season and the Bears' quarterback controversy (27:50). They wrap up by discussing their biggest surprises and disappointments from Week 1 (1:01:44).
Hosts: Jason Goff, Ryan Shazier, and James Jones
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and TD St. Matthew-Daniel.
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Ben Solak to discuss the Packers' poor start to the season in their blowout loss to the Saints (2:52). Then they hand out superlatives for some of the other major games of the day, including Bills-Steelers, Colts-Seahawks, and more (22:38). Then Kevin and Nora are joined by Steven Ruiz to discuss the debuts of the first-round rookie quarterbacks (1:14:45). Lastly Kevin and Nora wrap up by briefly touching on the remaining games (1:29:50).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guests: Ben Solak and Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Ben Solak, Kaelen Jones, and Steven Ruiz start by giving their takeaways from the thrilling Thursday-night game between the Dallas Cowboys and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1:50). Then they take you through their Games of the Week, including Chiefs-Browns, Pats-Dolphins, and Saints-Packers (6:15). Then they dive into some matchups that interest them in other games: Seahawks-Colts, Rams-Bears, and more (41:10). They finish with Ben giving you a reason to watch some of the less-touted games of the week (1:09:09).
Hosts: Ben Solak, Kaelen Jones, and Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora Princiotti and Mallory Rubin kick off the show by taking a deeper look into Aaron Rodgers and his relationship with the Packers and how that will affect their season (5:58). Then they discuss rookies they’re looking forward to watching this week (38:20), and they end the episode answering a couple mailbag questions (51:00).
Hosts: Nora Princiotti and Mallory Rubin
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin is joined by The Athletic’s Nate Taylor and PFF’s Eric Eager to discuss the Chiefs’s offseason and how they look to remain dominant in the AFC. He returns by speaking with The Athletic’s Sheil Kapadia and ESPN’s Marcel Louis-Jacques about how the other teams in the AFC plan to dethrone the Chiefs.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Nate Taylor, Eric Eager, Shiel Kapadia and Marcel Louis-Jacques
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Benjamin Solak to predict division winners, wild-card teams, and a Super Bowl champion.
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guest: Benjamin Solak
Production assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional production supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Steven Ruiz to predict some 2021 NFL season awards such as MVP, coach of the year, offensive and defensive rookie of the year, and more (20:46).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Benjamin Solak to discuss recent NFL news, including the Gardner Minshew trade (2:40). Then they each discuss things they’ve changed their mind about now that the preseason is over (29:46).
Host: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guest: Benjamin Solak
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Steven Ruiz and they start by discussing some midweek news items (2:15). Then they each ask their two biggest remaining questions heading into the final week of the preseason (20:18).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guest: Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin is joined by Benjamin Solak and The Ringer’s newest staff writer, Steven Ruiz, to discuss the latest in the NFL news cycle (3:39) and Tua Tagovailoa’s improvement during the preseason (16:04). They then follow by listing their current Top 5 NFL players (35:29).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Benjamin Solak and Steven Ruiz
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Benjamin Solak to discuss which players’ stock has risen and fallen the most early on in training camp (4:38). Then they each pick a player who will have a bounce-back 2021 season (1:15:33).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guest: Benjamin Solak
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Benjamin Solak to give their observations about the first week of the preseason (3:50). Then they discuss players who are on new teams who could make a big impact this season (26:19).
Host: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guest: Benjamin Solak
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by The Ringer’s Benjamin Solak to decide which news out of training camp is a big deal or no deal (4:12).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guest: Benjamin Solak
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Benjamin Solak to give their thoughts on some of the big money extensions handed out around the league (4:00). Then they each list their top five rosters in the NFL (24:33). Then each of them pick which roster improved the most, improved the least, and has the most potential (56:03).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guest: Benjamin Solak
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by the newest addition to The Ringer NFL team, Benjamin Solak. They start by picking their top three quarterbacks for 2024 (3:45). Then they discuss who they think the top 10 quarterbacks will be this season (10:05).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guest: Benjamin Solak
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora discuss five news nuggets from training camp that matter (2:44).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora react to the deal that will bring Aaron Rodgers to training camp in Green Bay. What concessions did the team make to convince him to come back? Plus: Will this situation ultimately result in Rodgers getting traded this season?
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Producer: Bobby Wagner
Additional Production: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Danny Kelly to pick their 10 best GM’s in the NFL.
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guests: Danny Kelly
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Mike Tomlin, Raheem Morris, and Sean McVay Tell Stories From Their Careers | Flying Coach With Sean McVay and Peter Schrager
In our final episode, Sean and Peter are joined by head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers Mike Tomlin and defensive coordinator of the Los Angeles Rams Raheem Morris to reflect on learning experiences, unforgettable memories, and favorite moments from their careers (1:50). Finally, we answer some listener emails and voicemails (59:56).
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Hosts: Sean McVay and Peter Schrager
Guest: Mike Tomlin and Raheem Morris
Producer: Craig Horlbeck
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Kevin is joined by Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck from 'The Ringer Fantasy Football Show' to answer listener questions about the upcoming NFL and fantasy football season. Check out the second half of their conversation for bold predictions for the upcoming season on ‘The Ringer Fantasy Football Show’ feed. Click here to listen!
Be sure to check out The Ringer’s 2021 Fantasy Football Draft Guide here!
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
Producer: Craig Horlbeck
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Sean and Peter are joined by the head coach of the New York Giants to talk about his rare experience under both Nick Saban in Alabama and Bill Belichick in New England, including his favorite player to coach on the Patriots, and Nick Saban’s unique interviewing process. Later, they get into what Year 3 could look like for Daniel Jones, what he has learned after his first year as a head coach, and how he is preparing for Year 2 (2:04). Finally, we answer some listener emails and voicemails (59:43).
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Hosts: Sean McVay and Peter Schrager
Guest: Joe Judge
Producer: Craig Horlbeck
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Kevin is joined by Danny Heifetz and Warren Sharp to pick their 10 best coaches in the NFL.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Danny Heifetz and Warren Sharp
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Sean and Peter are joined by San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan to talk about Sean and Kyle’s long-standing friendship and their time in Washington together. Shanahan also discusses growing up with an NFL head coach as a father; why he chose to take the 49ers head coaching job; the Stafford trade and playing against the Rams each year; why the 49ers chose Trey Lance; his most regrettable play calls, including moments from the 2016 Super Bowl, and more (1:13). We finish the show with some listener emails and voicemails (71:14).
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Hosts: Sean McVay and Peter Schrager
Guest: Kyle Shanahan
Producer: Craig Horlbeck
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Kevin is joined by The Ringer’s Danny Kelly and Steven Ruiz of USA Today’s For the Win to pick the over/under on each NFC team's projected win total.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Danny Kelly and Steven Ruiz
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Sean and Peter are joined once again by Troy Aikman for Part 2 of their conversation. They discuss Troy being asked to scout QBs for the 2018 draft, including Josh Allen, Sam Darnold, Lamar Jackson, and Baker Mayfield; Sean and Troy’s key to finding the X factor in a QB; the highs and lows of playing QB in the NFL; the QB he enjoys chatting with the most before games; his most embarrassing moment on the field; the lowest point in his career as a broadcaster; and where Troy is at in his life now (1:31). Finally, we finish the show by answering a few listener emails (52:49).
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Hosts: Sean McVay and Peter Schrager
Guest: Troy Aikman
Producer: Craig Horlbeck
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Kevin and Nora are joined by The Ringer’s Danny Kelly and NESN’s Doug Kyed to pick the over/under on each AFC team's projected win total.
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guest: Danny Kelly and Doug Kyed
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Sean and Peter are joined by HOF quarterback and Fox sportscaster Troy Aikman to chat about the QB club and the difference between NFL culture in the ’90s and now, including Tom Brady’s recent support of teams getting more days off. Later, they talk about Troy’s experience preparing for games as a broadcaster, interviewing coaches, his struggles in the beginning of his career, the influence coach Jimmy Johnson had on him, and more (2:17). Finally, we finish the show with listener emails and voicemails (53:43).
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Hosts: Sean McVay and Peter Schrager
Guest: Arthur Smith
Producer: Craig Horlbeck
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Pro Football Focus’s Eric Eager and Geroge Chahrouri to make predictions for the NFL season by discussing their favorite prop bets (4:40).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guests: Eric Eager and George Chahrouri
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
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Sean and Peter are joined by Atlanta Falcons head coach Arthur Smith to talk about Sean’s and Arthur’s similar career paths, interviewing for other teams’ head coaching positions, Arthur’s creative play-calling in Tennessee, their most regrettable play calls, Arthur’s unique family life, boys trips to Nashville, ESPYs stories, unleashing Derrick Henry, and Matt Ryan’s role in Arthur coming to Atlanta (1:59). Finally, we finish the show with some listener emails and voicemails (51:29).
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Hosts: Sean McVay and Peter Schrager
Guest: Arthur Smith
Producer: Craig Horlbeck
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Kevin and Nora start by discussing all the NFL news from the past week. Then they take a look back at Super Bowl LI and the New England Patriots' incredible comeback victory against the Atlanta Falcons. They decide what was the most rewatchable sequence, what aged the best and worst, greatest what-if, and more.
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Sean and Peter are joined by Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor to talk about his days coaching with Sean in L.A. and playing quarterback in practice, drafting Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase in back-to-back drafts, trying but failing to recruit Peyton Manning in Miami, his worst play call as a Bengal, and stories about the McVay coaching tree (2:10). We finish the show with listener emails and voicemails (51:08).
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Hosts: Sean McVay and Peter Schrager
Guest: Zac Taylor
Producer: Craig Horlbeck
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Kevin and Nora are joined by The Ringer’s Danny Kelly and Establish the Run's Evan Silva to discuss which players and teams they think are going to take a step forward in 2021 (4:08).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guests: Danny Kelly and Evan Silva
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti and Danny Heifetz react to the Atlanta Falcons trading Julio Jones to the Tennessee Titans.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Nora Princiotti and Danny Heifetz
Producer: Steve Ahlman
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Sean and Peter are joined by Arizona Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury to talk about getting pranked by Sean at dinner, going from losing his job at Texas Tech to becoming the head coach of the Cardinals, and their philosophies on coaching young players. Later they tell stories about facing each other in the NFL, attending a wedding with Tom Brady in the Bahamas, and playing for Bill Belichick (1:56). We finish the show with some listener emails and voicemails (48:08).
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Hosts: Sean McVay and Peter Schrager
Guest: Kliff Kingsbury
Producer: Craig Horlbeck
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Kevin and Nora are joined by The Ringer’s Danny Kelly to talk about which teams they think can actually win the Super Bowl (8:53). Then Kevin and Nora are joined by Seattle Seahawks receiver DK Metcalf to talk about running in the Olympic track trials, what he’s been working on in the offseason, and more (1:14:44).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guests: Danny Kelly and DK Metcalf
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Sean and Peter are joined by Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur and New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh to talk about how they became friends, their personal philosophies as coaches, how to motivate veterans as a young coach, Saleh’s upcoming first year in New York, drafting Zach Wilson, LaFleur’s first year with Aaron Rodgers, the play calls they regret the most, going out to dinner in their respective cities, and getting pranked by Pete Carroll (6:08). We finish the show by answering a few listener emails and voicemails (56:07).
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Hosts: Sean McVay and Peter Schrager
Guests: Matt LaFleur and Robert Saleh
Producer: Craig Horlbeck
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'The Ringer NFL Show' is here for the offseason, previewing the 2021 season and reacting to the latest news. MON: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti WED: 'Flying Coach' Season 2 with Sean McVay and Peter Schrager For fantasy advice, follow 'The Ringer Fantasy Football Podcast.'
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Kevin and Nora are joined by The Ringer’s Danny Heifetz and they start by discussing all of the news surrounding the uncertain future of Atlanta Falcons star Julio Jones. Then they give their unpopular opinions on the 2021 season.
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princotti
Guest: Danny Heifetz
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Welcome to Season 2 of 'Flying Coach'! In the premiere episode, Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay and NFL Network's 'Good Morning Football' cohost and Fox NFL insider Peter Schrager chat about their friendship, how they met, Wolfgang Puck crashing Sean’s interview with the Rams, and Sean’s path to becoming the youngest NFL head coach in history. Later they discuss how Matt Stafford came to L.A., the Aaron Rodgers situation, losing in the Super Bowl, best coach hangs, and much more.
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Hosts: Sean McVay and Peter Schrager
Producer: Craig Horlbeck
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Kevin and Nora forecast the 2021 NFL season, including analysis of when certain rookie quarterbacks will be starting, who will be Coach of the Year candidates, and whether teams like the Falcons, Patriots, and Cowboys will make the playoffs.
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by The Ringer’s Kaelen Jones as they try to answer the biggest questions for the rest of the offseason (3:35), including where Aaron Rodgers will play next season (26:00), who could be the next big-name player traded (45:40), the impact of a 17-game season (54:00), and more.
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guest: Kaelen Jones
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
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Kevin and Nora start by going through the five things they’ve learned from the past week (1:04). Then they are joined by The Ringer’s Claire McNear, who is a 'Jeopardy!' expert, to take us through what to make of Aaron Rodgers guest hosting 'Jeopardy!' and what his chances are of becoming a full-time host (56:25).
Check out Claire's conversation with Aaron Rodgers.
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guest: Claire McNear
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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'The Ringer Fantasy Football Show' hosts Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly give out NFL draft awards, such as the best draft award (0:45), the smokescreen award (21:08), the how did that guy fall award (25:06), and more.
Check out The Ringer’s NFL Draft Team Grades.
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Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Nora Princiotti, Kaelen Jones and Rodger Sherman hand out their winners and losers for day 2 of the 2021 NFL Draft.
Hosts: Nora Princiotti, Kaelen Jones, and Rodger Sherman
Producer: Isaac Lee
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Kevin Clark start by reacting to the news of Aaron Rodgers potentially wanting out of Green Bay. Then they discuss the major story lines of the first round, including Justin Fields to the Bears, Mac Jones to the Patriots, and more.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly and Kevin Clark
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Warren Sharp to answer listeners' draft-related questions.
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guest: Warren Sharp
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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'The Ringer Fantasy Football Show' hosts Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly create a first-round NFL mock draft ahead of this week's NFL draft.
Check out The Ringer NFL Draft Guide.
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Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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‘The Ringer Fantasy Football Show’ hosts Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly are joined by Warren Sharp to go through some of the biggest mistakes teams make in the NFL draft. Then Danny Heifetz is joined by Super Bowl champion and host of B/R Gridiron Draft Night Aqib Talib to discuss some of the top wide receivers and cornerbacks in the draft, what his plan was after he snatched Michael Crabtree’s chain, and more.
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Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
Guests: Warren Sharp and Aqib Talib
Production Assistant: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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Kevin and Nora are joined by former Falcons GM Thomas Dimitroff to talk about the NFL draft, including what the Falcons might do, trading in the draft, and more (09:00).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guest: Thomas Dimitroff
Production Assistant: Jonathan Kermah
Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal
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'Ringer Fantasy Football Show' hosts Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly share trades that they'd like to see in this year's NFL draft before discussing some listener-submitted trade ideas.
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Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
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‘The Ringer Fantasy Football Show’ hosts Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly are joined by Bryan Curtis and Kaelen Jones to discuss the biggest mistakes the media makes in their coverage of the NFL draft.
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Check out Kaelen Jones’s piece about Justin Fields.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
Guests: Bryan Curtis and Kaelen Jones
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Kevin and Nora react to Julian Edelman’s announced retirement (01:00), as well as teams not participating in offseason workouts (06:00). Later they are joined by NFL Network analyst Marc Ross to discuss biases against Black quarterbacks, what to look for when scouting for elite receiver prospects, and much more (11:00).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guest: Marc Ross
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‘The Ringer Fantasy Football Show’ hosts Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly break down our 2021 first-round NFL mock draft completely made up of selections made by Ringer staffers.
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Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
Guests: Isaiah Blakely, Sean Fennessey, Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, Riley McAtee, John Jastremski, Rodger Sherman, David Shoemaker, Kaelen Jones, Bryan Curtis, Noah Malale, Chris Ryan, Craig Horlbeck, Amelia Wedemeyer, Claire McNear, Joe House, Kyle Brandt, Matt Dollinger, Jordan Ritter Conn, Rob Harvilla, Mallory Rubin, Van Lathan, Megan Schuster, Andrew Gruttadaro, Rany Jazayerli, and Kevin O’Connor
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The Ringer Fantasy Football Show hosts Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly are joined by Nora Princiotti to rank the 15 quarterbacks taken in the top five of the draft since 2010.
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Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
Guest: Nora Princiotti
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Kevin and Nora open the show by discussing the possibility of Tom Brady becoming a general manager after retirement, Aaron Rodgers on 'Jeopardy!,' and more (2:00). Later, they are joined by Mike Tannenbaum (17:00), ESPN analyst and former NFL general manager, to discuss some questions about the upcoming NFL draft, including how to evaluate quarterbacks, whether Mac Jones is worth trading up for, and whether size matters when looking at draft prospects, and more.
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guest: Mike Tannenbaum
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'The Ringer Fantasy Football Show' hosts Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly are joined by Kaelen Jones to discuss their reactions to quarterback Sam Darnold being traded to the Carolina Panthers (0:40). Then they look at each team in the first round of the draft and discuss whether they could trade up for a quarterback (25:58).
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Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
Guest: Kaelen Jones
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'The Ringer Fantasy Football Show' hosts Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly project who they think the top five picks will be (3:05). Then they rank the likelihood of each of those scenarios happening (43:21).
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Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
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Kevin and Nora start by talking about what we know so far about the Deshaun Watson lawsuits and discussing the 'Sports Illustrated' piece by Jenny Vrentas detailing one woman's experience with Watson (0:50). Then they discuss the rise of Mac Jones (14:36), Urban Meyer saying picking Trevor Lawrence is “the direction we're going," and more (33:12).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
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The NFL draft officially started today. The 49ers have traded with the Dolphins for the no. 3 pick in the draft. We debate which QB San Francisco is targeting, address the rumors it may be Mac Jones, marvel at Miami’s front office excellence, predict how the draft will play out, and more.
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guests: Danny Kelly and Bill Simmons
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'The Ringer Fantasy Football Show' hosts Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly are joined by The Ringer’s managing editor, Ben Glicksman, to discuss scouting myths and misconceptions about Heisman Trophy winner DeVonta Smith.
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Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
Guests: Ben Glicksman
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Kevin and Nora discuss the five most important offseason moves that have happened in the past week (4:41).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
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'The Ringer Fantasy Football Show' hosts Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly are joined by Kevin Clark to decide who the winners and losers of free agency have been so far (3:15).
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Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
Guest: Kevin Clark
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On this bonus episode, Kevin and Nora talk about the biggest transactions that happened on the first day of free agency (4:08).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
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Yahoo Sports’ Charles Robinson joins Kevin and Nora to discuss some of the major themes so far in free agency (2:16). Then Kevin and Nora talk about the first day of the legal tampering period and discuss what several teams' plans are moving forward (23:52). Lastly, Nick Underhill from New Orleans.Football joins the show to explain how the Saints have managed their salary cap situation over the years (1:05:55).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guests: Charles Robinson and Nick Underhill
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The Ringer Fantasy Football Show's Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly discuss the 10 best-value wide receiver draft picks in the last 10 years. Then they go through some receivers from this year's draft class who could be the next midround gems.
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Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
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Kevin and Nora are joined by Warren Sharp to recap the players who will be playing on the franchise tag next season, as well as the players who weren’t tagged and who will now be free agents this offseason (2:32). They then talk about Warren’s research into how teams have spent their money in free agency in recent years and how that has correlated to winning (45:07).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guest: Warren Sharp
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Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, and Danny Heifetz react to the Dak Prescott contract saga ending to the tune of four years and $160 million. They discuss some of the contract's intricacies, how it might affect future franchise QB contracts, and more.
Hosts: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti, and Danny Heifetz
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'The Ringer Fantasy Football Show' hosts Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly are joined by Rodger Sherman to discuss who the top quarterbacks are in this year's draft after Trevor Lawrence (3:20). Then they look back at the past 10 years and talk about the teams that have traded up in the first round for a quarterback (10:55).
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Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
Guest: Rodger Sherman
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Kevin and Nora start by discussing what J.J. Watt signing with the Arizona Cardinals does for their outlook next season (3:20). Then they talk about potential moves via free agency or trade that could completely change the outlook of a team (18:17).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
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'The Ringer Fantasy Football Show' hosts Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly are joined by Nora Princiotti, and they start by discussing the Russell Wilson rumors (3:34). Then they break down former Clemson quarterback and likely no. 1 overall pick Trevor Lawrence’s skills and college career (16:19). After that they discuss Heifetz’s rankings of the no. 1 picks from the last 20 years (23:26).
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Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
Guest: Nora Princiotti
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Kevin is joined by The Athletic’s Sheil Kapadia to discuss which teams are the most interesting this offseason (2:34).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Sheil Kapadia
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Kaelen Jones is joined by The Ringer’s Danny Kelly to discuss some of the top prospects in his latest mock draft (2:02). Then they are joined by The Ringer’s Rodger Sherman to pick out who the winners and losers are after the league announced there won't be an in-person combine this year (36:10).
Host: Kaelen Jones
Guests: Danny Kelly and Rodger Sherman
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Nora Princiotti is joined by The Ringer’s Danny Heifetz to discuss the Philadelphia Eagles trading Carson Wentz to the Indianapolis Colts. Then they talk about which quarterback they think could be on the move next.
Host: Nora Princiotti
Guest: Danny Heifetz
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Nora is joined by The Ringer’s Kaelen Jones and The Athletic’s Jourdan Rodrigue to play matchmaker and predict who the starting quarterbacks will be for all 32 teams in the 2021 season (3:00).
Host: Nora Princiotti
Guests: Kaelen Jones and Jourdan Rodrigue
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Kevin and Nora are joined by The Ringer’s Danny Kelly to discuss trade rumors swirling around quarterbacks like Russell Wilson and Carson Wentz (5:35). Then Ryan Shazier joins the show, and he and Kevin and Nora share three things they learned during the 2020 NFL season (36:16). Lastly Las Vegas Raiders receiver Henry Ruggs talks with Kevin and The Ringer's Kaelen Jones about his rookie season and how the Raiders can improve (1:35:45).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
Guests: Danny Kelly, Ryan Shazier, Kaelen Jones, Henry Ruggs
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Warren Sharp is joined by both of his cohosts from the season, Chris Vernon and Joe House, to break down the Super Bowl in its entirety. We discuss Andy Reid’s clock management, the questionable penalties, the difference in coaching strategies, and Kansas City’s dropped passes, before recapping how our bets fared on Sunday and more.
Host: Chris Vernon, Joe House, and Warren Sharp
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Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti instantly react to the Buccaneers' lopsided victory over the Chiefs in Super Bowl LV by diving deep into the pressure Tampa Bay was able to put on Patrick Mahomes (01:05). Kevin and Nora also discuss their winners and losers from the game (17:20) and answer some listener questions (32:05).
Hosts: Kevin Clark, Nora Princiotti
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Joe House and Warren Sharp break down every possible angle previewing Super Bowl LV and talk themselves through a slew of bets including the totals, game props, team props, player props, player totals, and more.
Hosts: Joe House and Warren Sharp
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Kevin and Nora start by talking about the three most important things ahead of the Super Bowl (5:05). Then they talk to Detroit Lions quarterback Chase Daniel (22:42), former quarterback Carson Palmer (40:57), and Denver Broncos running back Melvin Gordon (53:42) about the Super Bowl matchup and much more. Then Kevin is joined by The Ringer’s Danny Heifetz and they talk to Minnesota Vikings receiver Justin Jefferson about his outstanding rookie season (1:12:29). After that we play an excerpt from The Ringer’s NFL video series, 'Slow News Day,' in which Kevin talks with Sean Payton about the future of football, Taysom Hill, and much more (1:24:56). Lastly The Ringer’s Danny Kelly joins Kevin to talk with former Alabama receiver and Heisman Trophy winner DeVonta Smith about his time at Alabama and the draft process (1:40:55).
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Chris Vernon and Warren Sharp break down Warren’s extensive Super Bowl report and ask the five biggest questions heading into the game, including what Tom Brady needs to do to win the game (8:00), how the offensive line will play a factor (21:00), whether Tampa Bay will need to alter its typical game plan (36:00), and who will be this game's secret weapon.
Hosts: Chris Vernon and Warren Sharp
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Cole and Ryan are joined by The Ringer's Kaelen Jones to preview Super Bowl LV (00:31) and discuss how to stop the potent offenses of the Chiefs and Bucs. Later, the guys discuss the fallout of the Stafford-Goff trade (35:06) and how it could affect Deshaun Watson's future (42:12).
Hosts: Cole Wright and Ryan Shazier
Guest: Kaelen Jones
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Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti are joined by Danny Kelly and Danny Heifetz to break down the Goff-Stafford trade from all angles. Are the Rams a contender now? How does this affect other NFL teams? Will Goff work for the Lions? How historic is this trade? Later, Kevin, DK, and Danny give some early Super Bowl thoughts (40:30).
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Joe House and Warren Sharp discuss how a sharp better typically approaches the Super Bowl with two weeks to prepare, break down the early lines and totals, where we expect them to end up, and how injuries play a factor in the game.
Hosts: Joe House and Warren Sharp
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Kevin is joined by CBS Sports’ Evan Washburn to talk about Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes and what’s different about the two teams' preparation for this Super Bowl (3:12). Then The Ringer’s Nora Princiotti, Danny Kelly, and Rodger Sherman join Kevin to answer some mailbag questions about the offseason and look ahead to next season (31:43). After that, Kevin and Danny discuss The Ringer’s 2021 Draft Guide and answer five burning draft questions (1:16:20). Lastly, we share an interview with Leonard Fournette from 'R2C2' with CC Sabathia and Ryan Ruocco in which Fournette discusses playing against Mahomes and his teammate Brady’s competitiveness (1:35:03).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Evan Washburn, Nora Princiotti, Danny Kelly, and Rodger Sherman
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Sharp and Verno look back at championship weekend to determine how much blame the Packers deserve in their loss and whether the Buccaneers are truly the best team in the NFC. Later, they look ahead to Super Bowl LV early betting numbers.
Hosts: Warren Sharp and Chris Vernon
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Cole and Ryan are joined by The Ringer’s Kaelen Jones to recap Championship Weekend and briefly look ahead to the Super Bowl (2:25). Then they play matchmaker between quarterbacks who could be on the move and teams looking for a quarterback this offseason (26:25).
Hosts: Cole Wright and Ryan Shazier
Guest: Kaelen Jones
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Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti react to Tom Brady advancing to his 10th Super Bowl with the Buccaneers' win over Aaron Rodgers and the Packers (2:00). On the AFC side, they talk about the Chiefs' 38-24 victory over the Bills (31:30). Finally, Kevin and Nora preview Super Bowl LV (41:55) and answer some listener questions (52:35).
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Joe House and Warren Sharp answer the most intriguing questions for the upcoming Packers-Buccaneers (20:30) and Bills-Chiefs (57:25) conference championship games.
Hosts: Joe House and Warren Sharp
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Kevin is joined by Chris Simms to talk about the Deshaun Watson situation and the four remaining quarterbacks in the playoffs (1:02). Then The Ringer’s Nora Princiotti and former NFL scout and executive Jim Monos join the show to discuss the paths to win a Super Bowl for the final four teams (30:18). Then Kevin is joined by The Ringer's Mirin Fader to discuss her new piece about Davante Adams (1:00:05).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Chris Simms, Nora Princiotti, Jim Monos, Mirin Fader
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Sharp and Verno open the show with their reactions to Philip Rivers’s retirement. Later, they look back at some of the divisional-round games to forecast what may come in the conference championship matchups.
Hosts: Warren Sharp and Chris Vernon
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Cole Wright and Ryan Shazier are joined by The Ringer's Kaelen Jones to discuss the news that this year's NFL combine is canceled due to the pandemic. They break down what this means for the league and how else to get good looks at promising players (01:35). Then, they discuss what was most impressive from the divisional round and what are the best outcomes going into the conference finals (06:23). All before discussing the potential new crop of coaches being considered for jobs with the Eagles, Jets, Chargers and more.
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Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti share instant reactions to the Buccaneers' triumph over the Saints (00:40) and the Chiefs hanging on to beat the Browns (15:30). Later, they discuss the news that Brandon Staley is joining the Chargers as their next head coach and how it could lead Brian Daboll to the Texans (37:30).
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Kevin Clark and Ryen Russillo are joined by Mallory Rubin as they instantly react to the Ravens' loss to the Bills (1:05). Later, Kevin and Russillo discuss the Packers' victory over the Rams (16:40).
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Warren Sharp and Joe House react to the news that Urban Meyer will be the next head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars. They discuss the biggest questions remaining for the Jaguars (02:30) and former 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh signing with Jets, (59:42) and then they dive into this weekend’s divisional round (28:30).
Hosts: Warren Sharp and Joe House
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We discuss the Eagles cutting ties with Doug Pederson and where both parties go from here (01:00). Later, we look back at the Steelers’ loss to the Browns and discuss Ben Roethlisberger’s future in black and gold (15:00). We also look at Deshaun Watson possibly being traded (29:00), and close the show with playoff predictions for this weekend (37:00).
Hosts: Ryan Shazier and Cole Wright
Guest: Kaelen Jones
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Sharp and Verno discuss their takeaways from all of the wild-card games and talk about the Eagles firing Doug Pederson (1:17:07).
Hosts: Warren Sharp and Chris Vernon
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Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti provide their immediate reactions and analysis to the Cleveland Browns finally ending their playoff wins drought (0:35), the Ravens enacting revenge against the Titans (18:45), and the Nickelodeon madness of the Bears and Saints game (31:45).
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Kevin Clark and Ryen Russillo provide their immediate reactions and analysis to the Buffalo Bills' first playoff win in 25 years (0:43), the Rams' upset win on the road against the Seahawks (11:24), and the Tampa Bay Bucs defeating the Washington Football Team (21:30).
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Warren Sharp and Joe House break down every game from the super wild card weekend, and Joe House begins his journey to go 13-0 in playoff bets this year.
Bills - Colts (14:50)
Rams - Seahawks (31:55)
Washington Football Team - Buccaneers (45:35)
Ravens - Titans (1:02:04)
Bears - Saints (1:14:35)
Browns - Steelers (1:22:35)
Hosts: Warren Sharp and Joe House
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Sharp and Verno look back at how the 2020 season played out and recap how Sharp’s preseason predictions panned out.
Hosts: Chris Vernon and Warren Sharp
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Cole and Ryan are joined by Kevin Clark and Kaelen Jones to recap the recent firings of NFL head coaches as well as play matchmaker and discuss who should fill some of these head coaching vacancies (2:30). Then Cole, Ryan, and Kaelen preview wild-card weekend and give their predictions for each game (38:36).
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Kevin and Nora break down the Browns reaching the postseason (2:35), discuss the "competitive integrity" of the NFC East (1:00:00), select their Week 17 winners and losers (16:40), deliver the Hurry Up (1:08:55), and answer a couple of listener questions (1:11:04).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
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Cole Wright, Ryan Shazier, Kevin Clark, and Danny Kelly give their lists of the top people in football in 2020 (1:50). Cole and Ryan discuss ESPN analyst Booger McFarland’s most recent comments about Dwayne Haskins (1:06:20), and then share a clip of Bakari Sellers's latest interview with quarterback guru Quincy Avery. Avery has trained Haskins in the past, and he talks about what’s next for the young quarterback (1:11:20).
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We take a look at the teams fighting for their playoff lives and others with less clear intentions in week 17 through the lens of the sports bettor. Later, we go more in depth on Sunday matchups with playoff implications like Rams-Cardinals, Bears-Packers, and more (48:00).
Hosts: Warren Sharp and Joe House
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Kevin and Nora dissect a wild Sunday for the AFC North (3:10), pick their Week 16 winners and losers (33:30), run through the Hurry Up (1:15:31), answer listeners' questions (1:17:28), and select their clickbait headlines of the week (1:22:19).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
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Nora Princiotti, Warren Sharp, and Danny Heifetz join Kevin Clark to recap the trends of the 2020 NFL season.
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On a special holiday episode, Warren Sharp and Joe House recap the Steelers' loss to the Bengals and attempt to make sense of the New England Patriots. Later, they look at some of the best bets in Week 16.
Hosts: Warren Sharp and Joe House
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Kevin and Nora react to the New York Jets' first win of the season and how it affects their chances for Trevor Lawrence (1:00), name their winners and losers of Week 15 (17:45), go through the Hurry Up (1:06:10), answer listeners' questions (1:08:23), and pick their clickbait headlines of the week (1:14:22).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
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Sharp and House recap the surprisingly exciting Chargers-Raiders game (1:05), discuss how you should interpret late-line moves (24:45), and break down their favorite matchups of the week, (33:20) including Chiefs-Saints, Bucs-Falcons, Seahawks-Washington, and more.
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Kevin is joined by ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, and they start by discussing what’s wrong with the PIttsburgh Steelers (4:18). After that they talk about the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the coaching carousel, and much more (15:42). Then The Ringer’s Nora Princiotti and Danny Kelly join the show to talk about teams that are bad this season but will be good next season (43:23).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Jeremy Fowler, Nora Princiotti, and Danny Kelly
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We discuss which teams have the best chance at beating the Chiefs in the playoffs (01:00). Later, we get into which coaches have the most on the line in the last three weeks of the regular season (24:00), the playoff picture (29:00), and more.
Hosts: Chris Vernon and Warren Sharp
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Cole and Ryan are joined by The Ringer’s Kaelen Jones, and they start by talking about the Baltimore Ravens' shoot-out victory against the Cleveland Browns (2:00). Then they talk about how to improve the Pittsburgh Steelers now that they’ve lost two in a row(12:30). And are there any teams that can challenge the Kansas City Chiefs (27:10)?
Hosts: Ryan Shazier and Cole Wright
Guest: Kaelen Jones
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Kevin and Nora react to the Steelers’ second loss to a formidable Bills team (2:00) and Jalen Hurts proving himself as a starting quarterback in an Eagles victory over the Saints (17:00) before naming their winners and losers of Week 14 (30:00), answering listeners’ questions (1:13:00), and picking their clickbait headlines of the week (1:18:00).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
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Sharp and House react to the Patriots getting blown out by the Rams (0:30) before recapping the results of Week 13 (7:30), analyzing the marquee Steelers-Bills matchup (27:30), and offering some betting advice for the rest of the Week 14 games (51:30).
Hosts: Warren Sharp and Joe House
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Fox Sports’s Jay Glazer joins Kevin to discuss the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback situation, Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the coaching carousel, and more (1:25). Then, The Ringer’s Danny Kelly and Nora Princiotti join the show to talk about the three best coaches of the season (19:25). Kevin then talks with NBC’s Cris Collinsworth in an extended version of The Ringer’s video series ‘Slow News Day’ (57:24).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Jay Glazer, Danny Kelly, Nora Princiotti, and Cris Collinsworth
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We discuss the Ravens' Tuesday night win against the Cowboys as well as the logistics behind Dez Bryant warming up on the field ahead of his positive COVID test. Later, we talk about Carson Wentz getting benched for Jalen Hurts (36:00), how the Steelers may finish the season (24:00), the success of the Browns (12:00), and more.
Hosts: Warren Sharp and Chris Vernon
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Ryan Shazier and Cole Wright are joined by The Ringer’s Kaelen Jones to discuss Jalen Hurts replacing Carson Wentz as starting quarterback for the Eagles. Later, they discuss the Steelers' first loss of the season, courtesy of the Washington Football Team (11:00), Russell Wilson’s struggles (27:00), Adam Gates and the Jets’ head-scratching defensive play call (37:00), and more.
Hosts: Ryan Shazier and Cole Wright
Guest: Kaelen Jones
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Kevin and Nora start by discussing Baker Mayfield and the Cleveland Browns' impressive win over the Tennessee Titans (5:47). Then they pick their Week 13 winners and losers, including the New York Giants' upset over the Seattle Seahawks and the New York Jets' epic collapse against the Las Vegas Raiders (22:45). Lastly they answer listener questions (1:09:53) and pick their clickbait headline of the week (1:15:44).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
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We recap the Ravens-Steelers 'Wednesday Night Football' game (3:00) before we discuss the Week 13 lineup and the games that will influence playoff positioning. Then we discuss angles and strategies for betting on Washington-Steelers (23:00), Patriots-Chargers (38:00), and Titans-Browns (54:00).
Hosts: Warren Sharp and Joe House
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This week on the Ringer NFL Show, Kevin Clark is joined by Daniel Jeremiah from NFL Network and Amazon Prime Thursday Night Football to discuss the best open GM jobs in the league (1:30). They also talk about the upcoming 2021 NFL draft (7:00), the best rosters in football (17:40), and more. Later on, Kevin checks in with Norah Princiotti and 'Half-Forgotten History'hostTrey Wingo to discuss the Ravens-Steelers game (31:50) and the best non-quarterbacks in football (34:00).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Daniel Jeremiah, Norah Princiotti and Trey Wingo
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We discuss the effect of sudden COVID-related schedule changes on betting lines, the 49ers' new home in Arizona, and Matt Patricia’s alleged new burner Twitter account (4:40)). Later, we get into which coaches deserve the most blame for their team’s performance, break down the Bucs' struggles, and weigh our level of concern about Kyler Murray’s recent play (17:10).
Hosts: Chris Vernon and Warren Sharp
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Ryan Shazier and Cole Wright are joined by The Ringer’s Kaelen Jones to discuss the COVID news surrounding the Pittsburgh Steelers–Baltimore Ravens game (3:40). Then they discuss five head coaches that are on the hot seat (19:40).
Hosts: Ryan Shazier and Cole Wright
Guest: Kaelen Jones
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Kevin and Nora start by discussing the Kansas City Chiefs continuing to string together impressive performances (4:25). Then they talk about this week's surprising losses from the Los Angeles Rams, Las Vegas Raiders, and Arizona Cardinals (33:05). Then they answer a couple of listener questions (1:12:44) and give their clickbait headline of the week (1:18:20).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
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Kevin is joined by Nora Princiotti, Ryan Shazier, and Danny Kelly to discuss nine questions they have for teams heading into the stretch run before the playoffs.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Ryan Shazier, Nora Princiotti, and Danny Kelly
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We recap the Rams-Buccaneers 'Monday Night Football' game that has us wondering if Tom Brady needs more sleep (3:00) before running through the three Thanksgiving Day games (28:00) and the slate of Sunday games that includes the Browns-Jaguars and Colts-Titans matchup (57:00).
Hosts: Warren Sharp and Joe House
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Kevin and Nora start by discussing another comeback win for Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs (3:50). Then they talk about the Indianapolis Colts' wild win over the Green Bay Packers (16:27). After that they give out their winners and losers for Week 11 (35:17) and answer some listener questions (1:16:45).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
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We recap the Seahawks-Cardinals 'Thursday Night Football' game that resulted in the Seahawks taking control of their division (2:00). Then we preview Week 11 matchups: Raiders-Chiefs, Rams-Bucks, Ravens-Titans, Steelers-Jaguars, and Washington-Steelers (20:20), before discussing what we're betting (1:11:00).
Hosts: Warren Sharp and Joe House
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The Athletic’s Mike Sando joins Kevin Clark to discuss quarterbacks such as Josh Allen, Carson Wentz, Jameis Winston, and more (2:35). Then New Orleans Saints fan and cohost of 'Higher Learning' and 'The Wire: Way Down in the Hole,' Van Lathan, joins the show along with The Ringer’s Nora Princiotti. Van debates The Ringer’s Kaelen Jones, who had a take last week saying the Saints are the Los Angeles Clippers of the NFL (34:05). After that, 'The Ringer Fantasy Football Show' cohost Danny Heifetz joins Kevin and Kaelen to make playoff predictions (46:50).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Mike Sando, Nora Princiotti, Van Lathan, Kaelen Jones, and Danny Heifetz
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Chris and Warren discuss Kyler Murray’s huge Hail Mary to DeAndre Hopkins for the win against the Buffalo Bills, as well as the continued underachieving for the Chicago Bears (5:00). Later, they discuss Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots' knack for coming prepared for bad weather games (18:00) and much more.
Hosts: Chris Vernon and Warren Sharp
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Ryan and Cole are joined by Dave Dameshek to discuss how to fix the Chicago Bears' offensive struggles (6:15) and who’s the better AFC team: the Pittsburgh Steelers or Kansas City Chiefs (31:15). Then they talk about wide receivers, including their favorites, the most underrated, and who’s the best at the position in the NFL today (1:01:42).
Hosts: Ryan Shazier and Cole Wright
Guest: Dave Dameshek
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Kevin and Nora start by discussing Kyler Murray’s game-winning Hail Mary touchdown to DeAndre Hopkins to defeat the Buffalo Bills (2:45). Then they talk about the New England Patriots' Sunday-night upset win over the Baltimore Ravens (13:55). After that, they pick out their winners and losers (25:45) and answer a couple of listener questions (1:09:18)
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
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We recap the Colts-Titans 'Thursday Night Football' game (2:00), discuss the secret of betting first-half lines, review the best and worst teams against the spread at the midway point in the season (20:00), and break down several potential games to tease, including the Rams vs. Seahawks, Dolphins vs. Chargers, Cardinals vs. Bills, Texans vs. Browns, and Vikings vs. Bears (36:00).
Hosts: Warren Sharp and Joe House
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Nora Princiotti is joined by The Ringer’s Mallory Rubin to discuss the success rookie quarterbacks are currently having and what to expect from Justin Herbert, Joe Burrow, and Tua Tagovailoa in the future (5:56). Then, the Ringer’s Danny Kelly and Kaelen Jones join Nora to draft some award predictions and make a Super Bowl pick (41:09).
Host: Nora Princiotti
Guests: Mallory Rubin, Danny Kelly, and Kaelen Jones
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We break down the Bills' unexpected blowout over the Seahawks and the Ravens' disappointing first half of the season (1:00), try to explain why the Chargers keep losing (18:00) and why the Dolphins should be taken seriously (28:00), discuss which NFC team you should trust the most, and preview (43:00) 'Thursday Night Football' (46:00).
Hosts: Chris Vernon and Warren Sharp
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Ryan and Cole discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the division leaders and the wild-card teams in the AFC (4:10) and the NFC (31:09). They also talk about a couple more teams in each conference that will be fighting for that final wild-card spot in the second half of the season.
Hosts: Ryan Shazier and Cole Wright
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Kevin and Nora discuss the New Orleans Saints' dominating performance over the Tampa Buccaneers (1:02). Then they talk about their winners and losers (19:32), starting with Tua Tagovailoa and the Miami Dolphins defeating Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals. After that they answer a couple listener questions and present their clickbait headlines of the week (1:02:13).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
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TUES: Ryan Shazier and Cole Wright
WED: Warren Sharp and Chris Vernon
THURS: Kevin Clark and guest
FRI: Warren Sharp and Joe House
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We recap the Packers-49ers 'Thursday Night Football' game (2:00), discuss how to consider injuries when betting early lines (23:00), and dive into the top Week 9 games to wager on (36:00).
Hosts: Warren Sharp and Joe House
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Ryan and Cole are joined by The Ringer’s Kaelen Jones to discuss what to expect from the Pittsburgh Steelers moving forward and whether 16-0 is a legit possibility for them (3:30). Then they talk about Drew Brees and Tom Brady facing off this week and their ability to play at a high level for so long (23:33). After that they talk about Brady’s newest wide receiver—Antonio Brown. Ryan talks about what Brown brings both on and off the field (35:38).
Hosts: Ryan Shazier and Cole Wright
Guest: Kaelen Jones
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Chris and Warren kick off the show discussing the 7-0 Pittsburgh Steelers (01:00). Later, they talk about who is at fault for the Chargers’ back-to-back blown leads (06:00), Tua Tagovailoa’s NFL debut for the Dolphins (16:00), and more.
Hosts: Chris Vernon and Warren Sharp
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Kevin is joined Yahoo Sports senior NFL reporter Charles Robinson to discuss why guys like Will Fuller of the Houston Texans and Stephon Gilmore of the New England Patriots didn’t get moved (2:40). Then they discuss how the Patriots (15:30) and Cowboys can look to improve (23:05).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Charles Robinson
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Kevin and Nora discuss the Pittsburgh Steelers' impressive win over the Baltimore Ravens to remain undefeated (2:30). Then they pick their Week 8 winners and losers, including a discussion about whether the Miami Dolphins starting Tua Tagovailoa was the right call (24:18). After that they answer a couple listener questions and give their clickbait headline of the week (56:50).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
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We recap the Falcons-Panthers 'Thursday Night Football' game before getting into how to bet games with bad weather and analyzing some of the juiciest matches to bet against this week, including Ravens-Steelers, Dolphins-Rams, Raiders-Browns, and 49ers-Seahawks.
Hosts: Warren Sharp and Joe House
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Kevin is joined by former Miami Dolphins and New York Jets executive and ESPN analyst Mike Tannenbaum to discuss Justin Herbert’s excellent start (2:10) and potential trades that could come before the deadline (8:27). Then The Ringer’s Ryan Shazier joins Kevin to preview the AFC North battle between the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers (27:15). After that, The Ringer’s Nora Princiotti joins Kevin and Ryan to decide how many teams can realistically compete for a Super Bowl (44:15).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Mike Tannenbaum, Ryan Shazier, and Nora Princiotti
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Chris Vernon and Warren Sharp open the show with a discussion about Nick Foles refuting Brian Griese’s claim that Foles bad-mouthed the Bears’ play-calling. Later in the show, the two look at some peculiar coaching decisions made this week, question if the Patriots are good, and more.
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Ryan and Cole break down the Los Angeles Rams’ comfortable defeat of the Chicago Bears on ‘Monday Night Football.’ (2:02) Then they speculate about quarterbacks potentially on the trade block who could help the Bears. After that, they cover the Pittsburgh Steelers’ and Arizona Cardinals’ big wins over the Tennessee Titans and Seattle Seahawks (8:30), the Tampa Buccaneers’ signing of Antonio Brown, Andy Dalton’s injury, and more (26:40).
Hosts: Ryan Shazier and Cole Wright
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Kevin and Nora start by reacting to the ‘Sunday Night Football’ thriller in which the Arizona Cardinals defeated the Seattle Seahawks in overtime. Then they discuss what the future holds for the Tom Brady–led Tampa Bay Buccaneers and for Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots. They then give their Week 7 winners and losers, answer some listener questions, and pick their clickbait headline of the week.
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
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We recap the entertaining Giants-Eagles Thursday night game before discussing how we should think about point totals now that unders are starting to hit more than overs. We also discuss the rise of the underdog, Warren’s thoughts on Pittsburgh vs. Tennessee, and some of House’s bets for Week 7.
Hosts: Warren Sharp and Joe House
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Kevin is joined by NFL Network‘s Bucky Brooks to discuss which rookie quarterback will be first to compete in the AFC, how the Cowboys can turn it around, and how the Pittsburgh Steelers keep drafting good wide receivers. Then Kevin is joined by The Ringer’s Nora Princiotti, Danny Kelly, and Kaelen Jones to discuss three trades that they each want to see.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Bucky Brooks, Nora Princiotti, Danny Kelly, and Kaelen Jones
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Chris Vernon and Warren Sharp discuss the Dallas Cowboys players turning on their coaches anonymously, break down the takeover of analytics across the NFL, decide whether the Chicago Bears are legit, and more.
Hosts: Chris Vernon and Warren Sharp
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Ryan and Cole recap the 'Monday Night Football' games, but first Ryan starts by reacting to the breaking news that Tua Tagovailoa will be starting for the Miami Dolphins after their Week 7 bye. Then Ryan breaks down what each coach's responsibility is and they preview the battle for the best record in the AFC between the Steelers and Titans.
Hosts: Ryan Shazier and Cole Wright
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Kevin and Nora start by discussing Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Bucs cruising to a win over Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers, then they discuss their Week 6 winners and losers. After that, they debut a new segment called Honorable Mentions, answer a listener question, and share their clickbait headline of the week.
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
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Warren Sharp, joined by Joe House, gives some Sharp points for Week 6 in NFL gambling. Later, the duo discusses some of the marquee matchups of the weekend, including Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers against Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers.
Hosts: Warren Sharp & Joe House
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Kevin Clark is joined by former NFL offensive guard Geoff Schwartz to discuss why offenses are finding so much success this season (3:27). Then they discuss Tom Brady vs. Aaron Rodgers (11:15) and whether the Tennessee Titans figured out how to slow down Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills (14:10). Kevin is then joined by The Ringer’s Nora Princiotti and Danny Kelly to talk about open head-coaching jobs and head-coaching jobs that could be open by the end of the season (28:13).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Geoff Schwartz, Nora Princiotti, and Danny Kelly
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Warren Sharp and Chris Vernon recap the Bill-Titans game and offer their biggest takeaways. They also discuss the impact schedule changes could have on teams, how much Dak Prescott is worth spread-wise, and league trends and characteristics they are seeing five weeks in.
Hosts: Warren Sharp and Chris Vernon
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Ryan Shazier and Cole Wright open with a conversation about the gruesome ankle injury Dak Prescott suffered Sunday night and how it could affect his future (01:20). Later, they discuss Michael Thomas’s one-game suspension after a practice altercation (15:00). To close the show, Shazier ranks the best players on the 3-1 Cleveland Browns (43:30).
Host: Ryan Shazier and Cole Wright
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Nora and Kevin discuss the devastating ankle injury of Dak Prescott and what it means for the Cowboys going forward (02:41). Also, a major change in Atlanta with the firing of Dan Quinn and Thomas Dimitroff; Nora and Kevin break down what the Falcons can do to salvage an already rocky season opening (17:34). They also talk about the significant schedule changes due to COVID outbreaks across teams and the growing problem it's causing for the NFL (29:25). Lastly, they share their Winners and Losers (37:33).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
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Warren Sharp and Joe House react to the Buccaneers-Bears game that ended with a seemingly confused Brady and a Bears win (2:00). Then they discuss last week’s betting results and whether or not betting the overs should come to an end (14:15). Then they get into how to bet games with double-digit spreads in another edition of Sharp Points (29:35) and lay out their favorite bets for Week 5 (1:14:20).
Hosts: Warren Sharp and Joe House
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Kevin Clark is joined by 10-year NFL vet and Pro Football Focus’s Bruce Gradkowski to discuss what the Texans look like moving forward (5:04), what’s been most impressive about the Packers (20:45), whether Derek Carr is the Raiders' franchise quarterback (29:43), and more. Then Kevin is joined by Kaelen Jones, Nora Princiotti, and Danny Heifetz to give out their quarter-season awards (35:45).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Bruce Gradkowski, Kaelen Jones, Nora Princiotti, and Danny Heifetz
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Warren Sharp and Chris Vernon offer their thoughts on the Texans’ firing of Bill O’Brien and the NFL’s rising COVID-19 problem (11:00). They also discuss the Chicago Bears’ offensive struggles and their starting quarterback race (26:22), decide whether the Cleveland Browns are legit (53:00), and more.
Hosts: Warren Sharp and Chris Vernon
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Ryan Shazier and Cole Wright start by discussing the Houston Texans firing Bill O’Brien (3:45). Then they talk about both 'Monday Night Football' games (13:50). They give out their Week 4 likes (30:05), and Ryan gets into what’s wrong with the Dallas Cowboys (50:09) and Arizona Cardinals (01:01:04).
Host: Ryan Shazier and Cole Wright
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Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti discuss the Philadelphia Eagles moving into first place in the NFC East (5:07), and the Dallas Cowboys losing again despite another big performance from Dak Prescott (11:31). Then they pick their Week 4 winners and losers (45:43) and answer a few listener questions (01:23:21).
Host: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
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On this episode of 'The Ringer NFL Show,' Warren tries to keep his cool as he and Joe House react to the Broncos-Jets game (1:45), before giving a take on coach Gregg Williams (4:04). They recap Week 3 (0:00), look into how penalties are impacting scoring (13:18) and power rankings (21:10), before breaking down their favorite bets for Week 4 (27:12). Hosts: Warren Sharp and Joe House
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Kevin Clark is joined by NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero to discuss the Tennessee Titans' COVID-19 outbreak and the NFL's plans moving forward (4:08). Then he is joined by Pro Football Focus’s Steve Palazzolo and The Ringer’s Danny Kelly to discuss which players and teams will perform better, worse, or stay the same in Week 17. The group discusses Josh Allen, the New England Patriots, Drew Brees, and more (33:00).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Tom Pelissero, Steve Palazzolo, and Danny Kelly
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Warren Sharp and Chris Vernon are back, checking in midweek to recap the Chiefs-Ravens game (1:00), react to Lamar Jackson’s postgame comments (6:00), and look at leaguewide trends in Week 3 (13:09). Finally, they answer the question of whether the lack of crowds affects player performance (36:00), and more.
Hosts: Warren Sharp and Chris Vernon
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Ryan Shazier and Cole Wright start by discussing Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs' victory over Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens on 'Monday Night Football' (6:38). Then Ryan gives his top five toughest quarterbacks to tackle (20:02). And finally they give out their Week 3 likes, and discuss the New York Giants and Nick Chubb (41:24).
Hosts: Ryan Shazier and Cole Wright
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Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti break down each 3-0 team (3:25). Then they go through their Week 3 winners and losers (47:42), answer some listener questions (01:13:14), and finish up with the Clickbait Headline of the Week (01:19:03).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
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This week on 'The Ringer NFL Show,' Warren Sharp and Joe House are back to get your betting skills in check. The duo discusses what effect a record number of injuries has on betting the over on game totals (21:41). House hits 16 teaser options (25:35) and gives tips on how to look for opportunities when betting player props (35:06). They talk about how Sharp is betting Chiefs-Ravens (50:54), Patriots-Raiders, and more Week 3 lines.
Hosts: Warren Sharp and Joe House
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Kevin Clark is joined by Yahoo Sports’ Terez Paylor to discuss the 'Monday Night Football' matchup of Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs against Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens (5:45). Then they discuss other contenders in the AFC, and if it’s time to worry about Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints (24:07). Kevin is then joined by The Ringer’s Nora Princiotti and Danny Kelly to talk about their one mulligan for their preseason takes and one thing they wish they saw coming (34:50).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Terez Paylor, Nora Princiotti, and Danny Kelly
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Warren Sharp and Chris Vernon break down the injury-riddled Week 2 and how critical setbacks affect your bets (2:10). Then, they take on the Dallas-Atlanta going-for-two conundrum (10:52), plus the 0-2 and 2-0 teams that they are the most and least confident in (18:58). The two discuss a disheveled Bill Belichick (29:02) and, finally, Warren rips into the Vikings-Jets game and coach Adam Gase (42:33).
Hosts: Warren Sharp and Chris Vernon
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Ryan Shazier and Cole Wright discuss the Patriots-Seahawks thriller and the play of Cam Newton (2:29). They discuss all the injuries that occurred in Week 2 and Ryan gives some advice to Saquon Barkley, who suffered an ACL injury (21:10). Then they give their Week 2 Likes (50:05) and talk about their Mic Checks for the week (01:08:00).
Hosts: Ryan Shazier and Cole Wright
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Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti discuss the 'Sunday Night Football' thriller between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots (4:37), then they discuss the slew of injuries (23:03). After that they pick their Week 2 winners and losers (48:03), answer some listener questions (01:25:26), and more.
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
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We discuss Joe Burrow’s impressive Thursday night performance (2:02) before getting into our favorite gambling picks for Week 2. We discuss the Eagles’ chances against the Rams (29:30), the Colts’ bounceback potential (43:37), betting underdogs in Week 2 (58:45), teasing the Ravens and Chiefs (1:10:45), and more.
Hosts: Warren Sharp and Joe House
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Kevin Clark is joined by Mallory Rubin and Nora Princiotti to discuss Lamar Jackson and his upcoming matchup against Deshaun Watson and the Houston Texans (5:47). They then discuss other young quarterbacks like Kyler Murray and Baker Mayfield (32:59). Then Nora and Kevin talk about some key info heading into Week 2 (48:51). Kevin then speaks with Fox broadcaster Joe Buck in an extended version of The Ringer’s video series ‘Slow News Day’ (01:11:47).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Mallory Rubin, Nora Princiotti, and Joe Buck
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Warren Sharp and Chris Vernon team up for an all-new episode of ‘The Ringer NFL Show.’ They touch on the upcoming 'Thursday Night Football' game (2:00) and discuss which teams surprised them after Week 1 (09:32). Then they review the Dallas Cowboys' recent performance (17:50), react to this week's controversial headlines (25:36), explain what to expect in Week 2 (50:45), and more. Hosts: Warren Sharp and Chris Vernon
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Ryan Shazier and Cole Wright kick off their new Tuesday edition of 'The Ringer NFL Show' with reactions to Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger's return (05:17). The duo also discuss why Tom Brady struggled in his Bucs debut, (16:58) and then dish out their Week 1 Likes (28:33). Then, they review rookie performances and Ryan tells stories from his very first NFL game (51:53).
Hosts: Ryan Shazier and Cole Wright
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The Ringer’s Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti discuss Sunday’s NFL games, including Tom Brady’s underwhelming debut in Tampa Bay (03:59). They also go over the Patriots’ victory over the Miami Dolphins and what Cam Newton brings to the franchise (25:04). Later they get into the week’s winners and losers (38:12) and then get to your listener questions.
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Nora Princiotti
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Join NFL analyst Warren Sharp and Joe House every Friday to talk about one thing—gambling! Each week, Warren and Joe will prepare and inform you on all things gambling heading into the weekend. On today’s show, the guys recap 'Thursday Night Football' (5:42); discuss division odds, win totals, common betting misconceptions (21:23), Week 1 spreads, and over/unders; and finalize their bets (61:08).
Hosts: Warren Sharp and Joe House
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Kevin Clark is joined by the newest member of the The Ringer NFL Show feed, Warren Sharp, to discuss if the Denver Broncos can overcome star linebacker Von Miller’s injury (17:59). They then rank the top young quarterbacks (25:08), talk about what trends to expect in the 2020 season (34:40), and more.
Hosts: Kevin Clark
Guest: Warren Sharp
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The Ringer’s Kevin Clark is joined by Nora Princiotti, Kaelen Jones, and Danny Kelly to pick division winners (3:48), which teams will get the wild-card spots (66:06), and a Super Bowl champion (69:17).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Nora Princiotti, Kaelen Jones, and Danny Kelly
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The Ringer’s Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck give a quick training camp injury update before highlighting some of the underdiscussed players from the preseason and giving our thoughts as we head into the last few days of draft season.
QB Carson Wentz, Eagles (17:43
QB Drew Brees, Saints (19:57)
QB Russell Wilson, Seahawks (23:53)
TE Noah Fant, Broncos (26:51)
TE Eric Ebron, Steelers (29:17)
TE Zach Ertz, Eagles (32:17)
RB Nick Chubb, Browns (36:11)
RB Josh Jacobs, Raiders (38:40)
WR Henry Ruggs III, Raiders (40:05)
WR DJ Moore, Panthers (42:31)
WR AJ Green, Bengals (45:07)
WR AJ Brown, Titans (46:25)
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Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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The Ringer’s Kevin Clark is joined by Bryan Curtis and The Athletic’s Bob Sturm to discuss everything Dallas Cowboys (2:32) and how 2020 NFL broadcasts will be different (41:15).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Bryan Curtis and Bob Sturm
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The Ringer’s Kevin Clark is joined by NFL Network’s Peter Schrager to talk about why the Kansas City Chiefs work (7:29), the changes in culture for the New York Giants (25:15), and a dark horse Super Bowl contender (36:55).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Peter Schrager
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The Ringer’s Kevin Clark is joined by Nora Princiotti to discuss the latest Jacksonville Jaguars moves (3:53), the Eagles' injury woes (27:48), and more.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Nora Princiotti
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The Ringer’s Kevin Clark is joined by ESPN’s Domonique Foxworth to discuss other sports’ protests against racism and what kind of protests NFL players might do (2:34). Then they speak about what this season could look like for Lamar Jackson (25:05), how different it is playing cornerback in today’s game (33:58), and more.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Domonique Foxworth
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The Ringer’s Kevin Clark is joined by The Athletic’s Mike Sando to discuss the different tiers of quarterbacks (7:31), who could make the leap (23:49), and whether Deshaun Watson and the Houston Texans are underrated (43:25).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Mike Sando
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The Ringer’s Kevin Clark is joined by Nora Princiotti to discuss Giants head coach Joe Judge’s coaching strategy (19:32), the Bears' kicker situation (42:17), the difference between the hype of Joe Burrow and Tua Tagovailoa (49:13), and more.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Nora Princiotti
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The Ringer’s Kevin Clark is joined by Pro Football Focus’s George Chahrouri and Eric Eager to pick the 15 most interesting people in the NFL including Cam Newton (3:19), Kyle Shananan (33:05), and Tom Brady (59:32).
Hosts: Kevin Clark
Guests: George Chahrouri and Eric Eager
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We predict the comeback player of the year (4:02), defensive player of the year (8:50), offensive (13:23) and defensive rookie of the year (17:56), coach of the year (23:46), first head coach fired (28:58), dark horse MVP (39:13), and MVP (47:55).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Nora Princiotti, Danny Kelly, and Kaelen Jones
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Cam’s career is on the ropes. Can he defy the odds one more time?
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Welcome to ‘The Ringer Fantasy Football Show’! On this episode we break down the players we are avoiding at their current draft value in the 2020 fantasy season.
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RB Leonard Fournette, Jaguars (5:20)
QBs Lamar Jackson, Ravens/Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs (8:31)
WR DeAndre Hopkins, Cardinals (11:36)
RB Le’Veon Bell, Jets (14:26)
RB Derrick Henry, Titans (16:43)
WR Cooper Kupp, Rams (20:26)
WR Deebo Samuel, 49ers (24:33)
WR Courtland Sutton, Broncos (26:35)
WR Stefon Diggs, Bills (32:00)
WR T.Y. Hilton, Colts (33:19)
WR Brandin Cooks, Texans (35:58)
TE Zach Ertz, Eagles (37:25)
TE Jared Cook, Saints (38:44)
WR Antonio Gibson, Washington (40:47)
Check out the Ringer Fantasy Football Guide for our updated rankings, tiers, mock drafts, and more.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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The Ringer’s Kevin Clark is joined by Nora Princiotti and The Athletic’s Sheil Kapadia to go through every team’s Vegas projected win totals.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Nora Princiotti and Sheil Kapadia
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The Big Ten, Pac-12, and several smaller conferences have announced they are canceling their fall sports seasons. We discuss what this means for college football's immediate and long-term future, what will happen to the remaining Power Five conferences, what college football will look like when it returns, how this impacts the NFL season, the NFL draft, college prospects, and more.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Rodger Sherman and Danny Kelly
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From the guys who brought you the Dantasy Football Podcast, it's The Ringer Fantasy Football Show! Follow us on our own feed here on Spotify!
We talk through our quarterback and tight end tiers and point out the players we like the most, and the players who should be relegated to the tier below.
QB Tiers
Tier 1 (5:31)
Tier 2 (6:45)
Tier 3 (13:11)
Tier 4 (17:30)
Tier 5 (23:55)
Tight End Tiers
Tier 1 (32:32)
Tier 2 (33:08)
Tier 3 (35:07)
Tier 4 (41:21)
Tier 5 (49:47)
Check out The Ringer Fantasy Football Guide for a closer look at our tiers, rankings, and more.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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Cam takes the NFL by storm while contending with differing attitudes about who he is and what he looks like.
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Warren Sharp joins The Ringer’s Kevin Clark to discuss the contenders we’re not talking about enough, best play-callers in the league, what’s the most unstoppable play, and much more (0:50). Then Kevin is joined by The Ringer’s Kaelen Jones to discuss the players who opted out of the NFL and college football seasons (39:58).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Warren Sharp and Kaelen Jones
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Cam redeems himself and builds a lasting legacy amid scandal and controversy.
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NBC Sports’ Peter King joins The Ringer’s Kevin Clark to talk about COVID-19 concerns (1:37), who won the Jamal Adams trade (13:35), Aaron Rodgers’s future in Green Bay (18:55), whether Tom Brady can hit the ground running in Tampa (22:50), and much more.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Peter King
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On the dusty fields of a small Texas town, Cam revives his career and forges a path back to big-time college football.
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Kevin gives an update on what's going on in football and the issues that still remain in the COVID-19-adjusted season (0:39). Then, The Ringer’s Danny Kelly and Craig Horlbeck join the show to discuss the fantasy football facts that mean the most for real football (11:25) before Aaron Schatz of Football Outsiders calls in to provide analysis, little-known facts, and predictions for the 2020 season (39:43).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Danny Kelly, Craig Horlbeck, and Aaron Schatz
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Kevin Clark is joined by The Athletic’s Lindsay Jones to discuss last week’s report in The Washington Post in which several women described sexual harassment and verbal abuse within the Washington NFL franchise (1:35). Later, they discuss the outstanding issues regarding the NFL’s COVID-19 safety protocols for the upcoming season (25:52).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Lindsay Jones
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Cam heads to Gainesville, Florida, to take on his biggest challenge yet: backing up Tim Tebow.
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Kevin is joined by NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero to talk about everything you need to know about how the NFL plans to launch a season during a pandemic. Then The Ringer’s Nora Princiotti and Kaelen Jones join Kevin to talk about the news from franchise tag deadline day.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Tom Pelissero, Nora Princiotti, and Kaelen Jones
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An upbringing based on God, family, and football turns Cam into a high school phenom.
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Kevin is joined by The Ringer's Danny Kelly and The Athletic’s Sheil Kapadia to break down the stats you should know heading into the 2020 season. They talk about the Patriots defense being overrated, Kyler Murray’s looming breakout season, and the underrated Colts.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Danny Kelly and Sheil Kapadia
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We break down the news of Patrick Mahomes signing a 10-year extension with the Kansas City Chiefs worth $503 million. We assess the value of Mahomes, the ripple effect this deal might have throughout the league, and whether or not this deal could backfire.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Nora Princiotti
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The Ringer's latest narrative podcast, 'The Cam Chronicles,' written and reported by Tyler R. Tynes, follows the life and career of Patriots quarterback Cam Newton. The six-episode series will premiere Monday, July 13, on the 'Ringer NFL Show' feed.
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Kevin is joined by The Ringer’s Danny Kelly and Kaelen Jones to list their tiers of teams that could win the Super Bowl in 2020 and break down what those teams need to do to get there. They begin by discussing the Chiefs, 49ers, Ravens, and Saints before talking about the fringe teams that could make the leap this season.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Danny Kelly and Kaelen Jones
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Bakari Sellers, host of ‘The Bakari Sellers Podcast,’ is joined by Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson to talk about his time playing at Clemson and the Black Lives Matter movement within the NFL.
Host: Bakari Sellers
Guest: Deshaun Watson
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Kevin is joined by Ringer staff writer Tyler Tynes to break down Cam Newton’s signing with the New England Patriots. They talk about why this deal works for everybody involved, what this season could mean for the rest of Cam’s career, and the biggest misconceptions about the star quarterback (0:05). Later, Ringer staff writer Danny Kelly joins the show to talk about Cam’s fantasy outlook and how he changes the Patriots offense (22:10).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Tyler Tynes and Danny Kelly
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We give our instant reactions to the Patriots signing Cam Newton and discuss how Bill Belichick pulled this off, the financial details of Newton's contract, and how Cam changes New England’s offensive scheme and overall potential in 2020.
Host: Danny Heifetz
Guest: Tyler Tynes and Nora Princiotti
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Kevin is joined by The Ringer’s Danny Kelly and PFF’s Sam Monson to discuss how to identify the best player in the NFL and how a player's position factors into the conversation. Then, they each offer up their selections for the best player in the league, best quarterback, and best player not in the conversation this year who will be next year.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Danny Kelly and Sam Monson
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As we prepare for the 2020 season, we ask who will take the leap this year. We offer up the players, coaches, and teams who will make a significant improvement this season.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Nora Princiotti and Evan Silva
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NFL Network senior correspondent Steve Wyche joins the show to talk about what has stood out over the last two weeks in terms of player activism and participation in the movement toward racial justice in the NFL. We touch on what still needs to be done by the league’s owners, as well as how players can sustain this movement throughout the season (0:40). Then, the Ringer’s Nora Princiotti calls in to talk about the biggest storylines of the 2020 season (31:50).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Steve Wyche and Nora Princiotti
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As draft season approaches, we break down one of the hottest draft strategies in fantasy football: zero RB, also known as waiting to draft running backs until the middle rounds and loading up on wide receivers and tight ends early. We discuss the logic behind the strategy, and offer up the most valuable middle-to-late-round running backs.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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Steve and Pete are joined by San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich to have a conversation about the state of our nation, how we got here as a country, our absence of leadership, and how we can take action to grow and bring about change following the killing of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer.
Host: Steve Kerr and Pete Carroll
Guest: Gregg Popovich
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Steve and Pete are joined by Pete’s former college housemate and baseball super agent Scott Boras to chat about helping players overcome fear, the similarities and differences between coaches and agents, and understanding how to negotiate for a player. Next they get into the necessary measures being taken to begin the process of bringing sports back amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
Hosts: Steve Kerr and Pete Carroll
Guest: Scott Boras
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Kevin is joined by The Ringer’s Danny Kelly and Rotoworld’s Patrick Daugherty to rank their top 10 coaches in the NFL as well as the worst.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Danny Kelly and Patrick Daugherty
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As fantasy season begins to heat up, we share 15 of our favorite players for 2020 whom you shouldn't leave your draft without. We sell you on why middle-tier wide receivers like Robert Woods and Adam Thielen are more valuable than you think, and why the Steelers are the most underrated offense in the league.
Host: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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Steve and Pete provide an update on their respective sports, express optimism on a possible NBA return, and discuss how the NFL is managing in the offseason (00:00). Then they are joined by the one and only Bill Murray to talk about filming 'Space Jam' and playing golf with Larry Bird and Michael Jordan, the similarities between sports and filmmaking, stories from the set of 'Ghostbusters,' how he got his start in comedy, and more (00:00).
Hosts: Steve Kerr and Pete Carroll
Guest: Bill Murray
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The Ringer’s Bryan Curtis joins the show to talk about the specific ways this NFL season will differ from past seasons, how money affects the NFL’s preparation for the season, and the role of broadcasters with regard to replicating the passion of a game without fans (1:30). Then, former Packers safety Will Blackmon joins Kevin to chat about Mike McCarthy’s potential in Dallas, how a stunted training camp could benefit certain teams, and the Aaron Rodgers–Jordan Love relationship (24:25).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Bryan Curtis and Will Blackmon
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As we prepare for the upcoming season, we must ask ourselves the age-old question of how to feel about the players seemingly entering the twilight of their careers. We highlight the most popular aging players and decide if they are trusted, rusted, or dusted.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Craig Horlbeck
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Steve and Pete are joined by author Michael Lewis ('Moneyball,' 'The Blind Side,' and 'The Big Short') to talk about how he gets the ideas for his books, and the background story of ‘The Blind Side’ and how it influenced the NFL’s view on the left tackle position. They discuss how advancements in technology are affecting sports and whether or not a coach can change a player's natural ability. Finally they discuss the extraordinary influence of Timothy Gallwey‘s book ‘The Inner Game of Tennis.’
Hosts: Steve Kerr and Pete Carroll
Guest: Michael Lewis
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Kevin is joined by The Ringer’s Danny Kelly and The Athletic’s Sheil Kapadia to preview the upcoming NFL season through a betting lens, specifically prop bets. They make picks on props like games played in front of fans, Gronk’s touchdowns, Brady’s touchdowns, Cam Newton’s next contract, Cowboys wins, Lamar Jackson’s rushing yards, Joe Burrow’s passing touchdowns, and more.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Danny Kelly and Sheil Kapadia
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This offseason has given some players a new outlook on their fantasy future. We highlight the fantasy players whose 2020 outlook saw the biggest boost after free agency and the NFL draft.
Host: Danny Kelly and Craig Horlbeck
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The NFL schedule was officially released, and it includes a coronavirus contingency plan to potentially push back the Super Bowl and add weeks to the back end of the season. We highlight the best games of the season, the Bucs' top matchups, and the teams with the most prime-time games.
Host: Kevin Clark
Host: Danny Kelly and Rodger Sherman
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This offseason has been tough for many players, Aaron Rodgers being one. We highlight the fantasy players whose 2020 outlook took the biggest hit after free agency and the NFL draft.
Host: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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With the NFL draft complete, 2020 rosters taking shape, and teams starting to gain hope, Kevin is joined by Eric Eager and George Chahrouri of 'Pro Football Focus' to run through every team in the NFL and answer the question: How many teams in the NFL are actually good?
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Eric Eager and George Chahrouri
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Now that NFL teams are done with their draft, it’s time to prepare for yours. We run through the top rookie running backs and wide receivers like CeeDee Lamb, Henry Ruggs III, Jonathan Taylor, J.K. Dobbins, and more, and give you our predictions on how they will perform in their rookie season, where you should draft them, and how they will fit into their teams' offense.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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Pete Carroll gives an inside look at how the NFL draft went for the Seahawks, talks about a few of their picks, and discusses how college experience affects a player's draft stock in the NBA and NFL. Pete and Steve reflect on losing a Super Bowl and an NBA Finals in devastating fashion and how to learn and move forward from it (0:15). Then author and speaker Dr. Brené Brown joins the show to talk about turning vulnerability into strength as a coach, preparing players for public scrutiny, and more (24:30).
Hosts: Steve Kerr and Pete Carroll
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We analyze the NFL draft as a television show, including Roger Goodell’s front and center performance (1:42). Then, we go through a list of some of the other quirks and best moments from the three-day event (17:10). Finally, we do our best to make sense of the Green Bay Packers’ confounding selection of Utah State quarterback Jordan Love (38:00).
Hosts: Riley McAtee and Rodger Sherman
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Draft expert Danny Kelly and Mallory Rubin join Kevin in doling out superlatives for the 2020 NFL draft, including best draft, worst draft, steal of the draft, most shocking slide, weirdest Skype presence, and more.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Danny Kelly and Mallory Rubin
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Round 1 of the very first remote NFL draft is in the books, and we break down all of the most intriguing events of the night, including Tua Tagovailoa going fifth to the Dolphins, Justin Herbert going sixth to the Chargers, Jordan Love being Aaron Rodgers's backup, Kliff Kingsbury’s flex of an at-home draft office, and much more.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Mallory Rubin
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Kevin Clark is joined by NFL draft guru Danny Kelly to dive into The Ringer’s final mock draft as we head into the 2020 NFL draft on Thursday night. Danny predicts how he thinks the first 17 picks will unfold and offers up some pre-draft superlatives.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Danny Kelly
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The Ringer’s Riley McAtee and Rodger Sherman break down all of the weirdness that could happen in the first-ever remote NFL draft, including QB Justin Herbert's late surge to get drafted before Tua Tagovailoa, how the Giants will screw it up, technological mishaps, Roger Goodell on Zoom, the league sending prospects hats from all 32 teams, and more.
Hosts: Riley McAtee and Rodger Sherman
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Kevin Clark is joined by Danny Kelly to break down every aspect of the Joe Burrow vs. Tua Tagovailoa discussion, including the most NFL-translatable qualities each QB possesses, whether Tua would be drafted ahead of Burrow if he had never gotten hurt, Burrow’s legendary competitiveness, where Tua should land, and more.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Danny Kelly
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The Ringer’s Mallory Rubin is joined by ESPN’s Mina Kimes to discuss some of their most intriguing questions heading into the the 2020 NFL draft. Among the questions answered are who their no. 1 overall pick is, which team will have a draft-night malfunction, who will be Belichick’s next QB, who will be the fantasy rookie MVP, who will be draft night’s fashion MVP, and more.
Host: Mallory Rubin
Guest: Mina Kimes
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On this special Thursday episode, Kevin is joined by former Jets and Dolphins executive and current ESPN analyst, Mike Tannenbaum, to talk about the NFL draft and how that could work in the era of working from home. They also discuss the possibilities for Tua Tagovailoa, as well as what the NFL may look like in the future.
Hosts: Kevin Clark
Guest: Mike Tannenbaum
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We take a look at the upcoming NFL draft through a fantasy lens, examining the biggest skill-position names on the board and predicting where they will get drafted, where they should get drafted, and which destination would be the unlikeliest.
Host: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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Yahoo senior NFL reporter Charles Robinson joins the show to preview the first virtual NFL draft and discuss how teams are scouting prospects, the possibility of having no NFL offseason, Christian McCaffrey’s new four-year extension that averages $16 million per year, and how the lack of clarity on Tua Tagovailoa’s health maybe affect his draft position (2:00). Then, The Ringer’s Rodger Sherman calls in to talk about the XFL filing for bankruptcy (40:55).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Charles Robinson and Rodger Sherman
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Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr and Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll sit down for the premiere episode of their new podcast ‘Flying Coach With Steve Kerr & Pete Carroll,’ in which they offer up their unique perspectives as championship-level coaches in the NBA and NFL.
Hosts: Steve Kerr and Pete Carroll
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NFL expert Warren Sharp shares his favorite stats and metrics that make a college quarterback standout, explains why Joe Burrow’s NFL fit is so important, breaks down how NFL teams should be using analytics, and discusses the teams that helped themselves the most this offseason (1:20). Then Ringer draft guru Danny Kelly calls in to chat about the most exciting prospects in this year's draft (33:45).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Warren Sharp and Danny Kelly
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Draft guru Danny Kelly feeds Danny Heifetz and Craig Horlbeck digestible nuggets on this year's class of running backs. DK compares running backs to archetypes from the standout 2017 class of Christian McCaffrey, Leonard Fournette, Alvin Kamara, and Dalvin Cook; guesses which RB could join the 1000/1000 club; and determines which under-the-radar RB from 2020 could become the next Alvin Kamara.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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Bleacher Report’s Adam Lefkoe joins the show to talk about how COVID-19 will affect 2020 NFL training camps as well as the regular season, and how hard it will be for teams to hit the ground running when the season begins (1:05). Then, The Ringer’s draft expert Danny Kelly joins the show to offer up the prospects we’re not talking about enough, including QB Jalen Hurts, WRs Brandon Aiyuk and Bryan Edwards, cornerback Jeff Gladney, and more (37:45).
Hosts: Kevin Clark
Guests: Adam Lefkoe and Danny Kelly
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Danny Kelly has been grinding tape on the 2020 NFL draft so you don’t have to, and on this episode he feeds Danny Heifetz and Craig Horlbeck digestible nuggets on the deepest receiver class in years. DK compares receivers to archetypes from the standout 2014 class of Sammy Watkins, Mike Evans, Odell Beckham Jr., and Davante Adams; guesses which receiver might not pan out as a pro; and determines which receiver from 2020 could become the most exciting player in the league.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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We run through the first 10 picks of the NFL draft, predicting who each team will select (0:25), before former NFL agent Joel Corry calls in to explain what’s happening in free agency, including how the CBA is affecting players' new contracts, how quarterback supply exceeded demand, and how this year was different from previous years (33:50).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Danny Kelly and Joel Corry
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We break down the recent happenings in free agency, including Todd Gurley to the Falcons, Melvin Gordon to the Broncos, Emmanuel Sanders to the Saints, and more (1:10). Then we open the first fantasy mailbag of the 2020 season (31:45).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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Rich Ohrnberger, former NFL offensive lineman and teammate of Philip Rivers, joins the show to talk about how Rivers can succeed in Indianapolis, and how close the Colts are to a deep playoff run (4:00). Then we discuss Tom Brady’s potential in the Bucs offense, justifying Bill O’Brien’s decision to trade DeAndre Hopkins, how the Chargers are the new Bills, and more (16:50).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Rich Ohrnberger
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The first week of free agency featured the shuffling of several high-impact fantasy players. We react to every player's new home, including DeAndre Hopkins, Stefon Diggs, Tom Brady, and others; highlight the biggest winners and losers from the week; and predict how each player's potential draft ranking for next season is affected.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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Danny Kelly joins the show to talk about Tom Brady’s fit in a potentially-explosive-but-not-perfect Tampa Bay offense (0:31). Then, Tom Brady superfan Kevin O’Connor joins to defend Tom’s legacy and future, and debate whether the Bucs or the Patriots have a better opportunity to compete for a Super Bowl this year (16:40).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Danny Kelly and Kevin O’Connor
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Tom Brady has said that he will no longer be a Patriot and that he wants to continue his career elsewhere. He will have a handful of teams to choose from. We give our first impressions of Brady’s announcement, speculate where he will land, and work through what the Patriots will do next.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Justin Sayles
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We struggle to find the logic behind the Texans trading superstar WR DeAndre Hopkins to the Arizona Cardinals for pennies on the dollar. We also cover some of the other marquee trades around the league today, including DeForest Buckner to the Colts, Jack Conklin to the Browns, Byron Jones to the Dolphins, and more.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Danny Kelly
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After 10 months of negotiations, the NFL Players Association has approved a new collective bargaining agreement, which will administer its relationship with the league for the next 11 years. We clarify what the deal entails, including a rise in player minimum salaries, an extra regular-season game, a padded practice limit, and much more (0:35). Then we discuss the Ravens' trade for Calais Campbell, and Ryan Tannehill’s extension with the Titans (13:50).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Danny Heifetz
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We take a big-picture look at free agency, including the players on the open market who impress us the most, guys we’re not talking about who will make an impact, and 2020 bold predictions (1:30). Then we discuss the impending CBA vote, what both the NFL and players have learned from past bargaining agreements, the potential switch to 17 games, and varying players' opinions on the deal (34:50).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Sheil Kapadia and Andrew Brandt
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We start with a quick discussion about some NFL contract misconceptions before taking a look at the upcoming free agency free-for-all through a fantasy lens, examining the big names set to potentially join new teams—and how that could affect the fantasy landscape—and also dole out some of our favorite fantasy matches made in heaven.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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Boston Globe’s Nora Princiotti calls in to give the inside scoop on the current state of the Tom Brady–Patriots relationship (0:55). Then Yahoo Sports senior NFL writer Terez Paylor joins the show to discuss how Brady's landing spot will affect the rest of the league. Plus, the most underrated players to look out for in free agency this offseason, how Tua's health shapes the future of the top five teams in the draft, and the future of the Chiefs (20:50).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Nora Princiotti and Terez Paylor
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From a hotel room in Indianapolis, Danny and Danny offer their initial takeaways from a star-studded NFL combine. We start by discussing Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa’s promising medical examination, then break down the elite potential of guys like Alabama wide receiver Henry Ruggs III and Wisconsin running back Jonathan Taylor, and many more.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
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On Tuesday night, NFL owners and the NFLPA met for hours to try to reach a new collective bargaining agreement. We discuss what this new deal could mean for the 2020 NFL season (1:15). Then, Danny Kelly highlights some exciting players who have risen in his NFL Draft Guide and lists the top players at each major position he’s most interested in watching at the combine (9:20). Finally, we offer up our dream landing spots for the top prospects in the draft (32:20).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Danny Kelly
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We pick the draft guru Danny Kelly’s brain about his key fantasy-relevant draft prospects to monitor at this year’s combine. We run through some guys who could gain a lot of buzz and boost their stock by either blowing up the event's athletic events or—in the case of Alabama’s Tua Tagovailoa—nailing their medical checks. Plus, we’ll throw out a few names of sleepers to keep your eye on at each fantasy-relevant position.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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We discuss the teams that will define this offseason whether it’s because they hold top-five draft picks, have a large amount of cap space, or are in a transition period. We lead with the Dallas Cowboys, a team with an unsigned star quarterback and wide receiver, and the Miami Dolphins, who have the ability to take control of the NFL draft.
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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We couldn’t wait, so we created our official (but not really) top-25 fantasy football rankings for the 2020 season. We discuss players we like a little too much as well as the guys we just don’t get the hype for, headlined by Danny Heifetz ranking Saquon Barkley ninth overall.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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We answer listener questions about the most fun landing spots for high-profile free agents like Tom Brady, Cam Newton, and Dak Prescott, under-the-radar impact free agents, the two players we would start a team from scratch with, and more (1:10). Then, fresh off a Super Bowl victory, All-Pro Chiefs offensive tackle Mitchell Schwartz joins the show to talk about how they celebrated, what it’s like to play with Patrick Mahomes, and playing for Andy Reid (38:45).
Host: Robert Mays
Guests: Danny Heifetz and Mitchell Schwartz
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Today we’re transporting ourselves back to the preseason to look at who ended up being the biggest surprises and disappointments of this season as well as to speculate on the reasons why each player's success was either bolstered or stifled. We talk about sleepers who paid off like Chris Godwin and Austin Ekeler, and players who burned us like Baker Mayfield, Odell Beckham Jr., and Adam Thielen.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs delivered Kyle Shanahan his second blown Super Bowl lead in three years and Andy Reid cemented his Hall of Fame legacy as one of the best coaches of all time. We break down our biggest takeaways from the game, including how the Chiefs mounted yet another comeback, standout players on both sides of the ball, Kyle Shanahan becoming the new Andy Reid, San Francisco’s future, and more.
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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DK and Craig touch on the array of athletes and celebrity sightings from radio row in Miami before we talk about which players we like in the Super Bowl for daily fantasy and, more importantly, why we like them. We discuss things like Mahomes inside and outside the pocket, how the Chiefs utilize Travis Kelce, Jimmy Garoppolo’s passing outlook, and more.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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We make the case for both the 49ers and the Chiefs to win the Super Bowl, touching on how to slow down Patrick Mahomes, what the 49ers can do offensively to keep up with the Chiefs, how motion will play a huge role in this game, how Travis Kelce will be defended, and the 49ers' offensive game plan. Then we offer our picks on who will win.
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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NFL analyst Warren Sharp sits down with us on radio row to talk about Kyle Shanahan and Andy Reid trying to outsmart one another, the weaknesses and strengths on both sides of the ball for each team, what will swing this game, each team's most underrated unit, and more.
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
Guests: Warren Sharp
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We give our takeaways from Super Bowl LIV’s opening night, aka media night, including Patrick Mahomes's comfort in the spotlight, underrated impact players like San Francisco's Kyle Juszczyk and Kansas City’s Sammy Watkins, what we would like to see from Jimmy G, and more.
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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We’re live at radio row in Miami to break down the most interesting matchups in the Super Bowl. We analyze how the 49ers will defend the Chiefs’ elite speed, and how the Chiefs will handle the 49ers' relentless run game. We talk Kyle Shanahan’s Belichickian coaching preparation, each team's X factor, prop bets, Miami as a Super Bowl host, and more.
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Danny Kelly and Rodger Sherman
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Danny Kelly calls in from Mobile, Alabama to give us his scouting report on the top seniors in college football after spending the week at the Senior Bowl (0:50) Then, we list the 10 reasons why we’re excited for the Super Bowl, kicking it off with the most fascinating coaching matchup in years (20:00).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
Guests: Danny Kelly
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The 49ers leave no doubt as to whether they are the best team in the NFC by dominating the Packers and throwing the ball only eight times (2:40). They will face Patrick Mahomes and a potent Kansas City Chiefs offense who outperformed an impressive Titans team. Plus Richard Sherman’s Twitter pettiness continues to delight us (21:45).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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We dive deep into each of the two games this weekend while highlighting the players to bet on and avoid. Then we build our daily fantasy lineup for the conference championships.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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At 28 years old, the league’s best linebacker, Luke Kuechly, has retired. Meanwhile, the open coaching positions are getting filled, with Kevin Stefanski headed to the Browns and LSU offensive coordinator Joe Brady heading to Carolina (2:35). Then we preview the Titans-Chiefs and Packers-49ers conference championships matchups (28:30).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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The Seahawks participated in yet another abnormal football game in their loss to the Packers, which featured a clutch Aaron Rodgers performance. Then we break down the Chiefs' historic 24-point comeback against the Texans (2:00). Next, we appreciate the incredible Titans' win over the Ravens and the 49ers taking care of business against the Vikings (22:50).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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We break down the players to bet on and stay away from in each game of this weekend’s divisional round (4:00), before Danny Heifetz’s grandmother joins to talk about over 50 years of Giants fandom, the most attractive QB of all time, and her bone to pick with Pete Carroll (43:40)
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
Guest: Danny’s Grandma
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Wasting no time at all, the Cowboys have hired Mike McCarthy as their new head coach, the Giants hired Patriots special teams coordinator/wide receivers coach Joe Judge, and the Panthers hired Baylor head coach Matt Rhule (1:25). Then we preview a divisional round featuring four heavy home favorites, highlighting the Titans taking on Lamar and the Ravens, and Russell Wilson heading to Lambeau to face the Packers (25:45).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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After nine straight seasons, Tom Brady and the Patriots played in a wild-card game and lost to the Titans. Speculation has begun on whether or not this is the end of the Brady–Bill Belichick era (2:17). Next, we express disappointment over not predicting this Vikings performance, and express confusion over the refs’ refusal to call pass interference on the final play (33:20). Finally, we break down the Seahawks’ win over the Eagles and the wild Bills-Texans ending (43:20).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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We offer a comprehensive breakdown of each wild-card game this weekend and highlight the players to start and avoid, including cheaper options to help fill your lineup. Then, we hear about a new fantasy football playoff format before building our daily fantasy lineup.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
Guest: Bill Simmons
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First, we participate in the rumors and gossip from across the league’s front offices, lead by Jason Garrett’s peculiar place in Cowboys purgatory (1:50). Then we break down each game from wild-card weekend (21:50).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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The NFC playoff picture (02:00), the Patriots drop one to the Dolphins (25:45), Joe Burrow in the NFL (43:30), and Jameis Winston caps off a historic season (51:45).
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Although most fantasy leagues have ended, we are here to help you compose a winning Week 17 daily fantasy lineup and maneuver you through a week of teams resting players. We also debate whether or not the Panthers should bench Christian McCaffrey, start only players in the Falcons-Bucs game, and start Robert Griffin III.
Host: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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It’s the holiday season, and we celebrate by giving out our season-long awards, including MVP (spoiler: It’s Lamar Jackson), non-quarterback MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, Coach of the Year, Executive of the Year (3:50), Assistant of the Year, Defensive Rookie of the Year, personnel move of the year, game of the year, and play of the year (33:15).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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To close out the 2019 fantasy football season, we give out some season superlatives, including the Most Valuable Pick, Comeback Player of the Year, Waiver Wire League Winner, and the infamous Cool Uncle award.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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After a demoralizing Cowboys loss to the Eagles, it looks like we are finally witnessing the end of the Jason Garrett era (0:25). Then, a Stock Up led by the New England Patriots, who look a little closer to the Patriots of old, and a Stock Down led by a Steelers team in desperate need of offense (7:30). We then spotlight Michael Thomas’s record-breaking season (40:20).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
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We highlight the high-priced players to bet big on, tell you why Lamar Jackson is worth it this week (and every week), and offer up some midrange players (7:20) before we help your wallet with the bargain bin players of the week and build our Week 16 daily fantasy lineups (29:35).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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To lead off the show, we talk about Tom Coughlin’s recent firing from the Jaguars front office, and the pointlessness of Pro Bowl selections (0:40). Then, a Take Shop about players publicly voting for the Pro Bowl and prohibiting the franchise tag for players over 30 years old (12:45) before we get to the three biggest games of the week, headlined by Packers vs. Vikings (25:30). Finally, resident Philadelphian Chris Ryan joins the show to review the disappointing Eagles season and talk Carson Wentz (47:40).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Rodger Sherman, Danny Kelly, and Chris Ryan
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It’s championship week, and we offer up our top players to add off of waivers after going over a few significant Week 15 injuries (4:40). Then we highlight some key players who might be on your start-sit bubble this week and help you decide which way to lean (16:00). Finally, Bill Simmons joins the show to talk about his recent playoff loss, why fantasy is about pain and suffering, rule changes, and Bill’s playoff fantasy league (46:45).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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Kevin traveled up to the Bay Area to watch the Raiders play their last game in Oakland. He talks about witnessing one of the most storied fan bases in sports support their team one last time (0:38). Then, a Stock Up led by the 10-win Buffalo Bills (10:30) and a Stock Down led by a disappointing 49ers loss (35:45), before we break down why we are excited about the duo of Kyler Murray and Kliff Kingsbury, as well as the best rookie wide receivers across the league (48:00).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
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We offer up the best and worst daily fantasy bets for the weekend, including Danny Heifetz’s courageous recommendation to sit Patrick Mahomes and start David Blough (2:00). Then we pick our middle-range sweet-spot players and bargain buys of the week before assembling our daily fantasy lineup for Week 15 (24:20).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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The Patriots' “scandal” has come and gone. Why aren’t we as upset at New England as before? Then, who advanced analytics is telling us should be the MVP and why they’re wrong (0:30). Next, a take shop about legalizing sideline spying (11:50) before we preview the biggest three games of the week headlined by the Rams vs. Cowboys (27:50). Finally, we speculate about which coaches Jerry Jones will look to hire (Lincoln Riley and Urban Meyer) if and when Jason Garrett gets fired (48:00).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guests: Rodger Sherman, Danny Kelly, and Bryan Curtis
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Week 14 witnessed a catastrophic slate of injuries across the fantasy landscape. On today’s show we map out how to salvage your team at every position.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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A little over one year ago, we witnessed what felt like a new era of football after watching the Rams and Chiefs score over 100 points in an epic offensive showcase. Today, the Saints and 49ers proved this new era was no fluke (0:40). Then, a Stock Up lead by a strong Chiefs win over the Patriots, as well as a huge day for rookie QB Drew Lock (9:20), and a Stock Down lead by a disappointing and bizarre Seahawks loss, before predicting tomorrow's headlines (30:30).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Danny Heifetz
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We invest our daily fantasy cash on three Tennessee Titans, debate whether we should buy or sell Leonard Fournette, disclose a few sleepers at tight end, and Danny Heifetz makes the case for the one and only Eli Manning (4:00) before we assemble our daily fantasy lineup for Week 14 (37:45).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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Ron Rivera is the first coach to be fired in the 2019 season. We analyze why he wasn't the right fit in Panthers owner David Tepper’s plans for the team (1:45). Then, a Take Shop about the Titans' potential (25:00) before we get into a stacked slate of games, highlighted by the Patriots hosting the Chiefs, and our quick pick for 'Thursday Night Football' (33:15).
Host: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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As we head into the first round of the fantasy football playoffs, we highlight the standout performances from Week 13 (looking at you, Devante Parker), note the injuries from the weekend, and recommend our top adds (3:15). Then we discuss the players who are fool's gold in this week's Deceiving Yards and pick our streamers of the week, before wrapping up with a rousing edition of Fantasy Court (26:45).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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After a loss to the Texans, is it finally time to worry about the Patriots? We also discuss where the Texans sit among AFC contenders after Sunday night’s win (2:00). Then, we give our takeaways from the Ravens-49ers game before getting to Stock Up, led by the sneaky Bills and surging Titans, (23:15) and Stock Down, led by the Eagles. Finally, we throw challenge flags on the NFC East and predict tomorrow’s headlines (45:50).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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We invest our daily fantasy money into Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs offense this week, debate whether or not to use any Rams players against the Cardinals, buy in on the new-look Bengals with old faithful Andy Dalton, and offer up our bargain-bin players of the week before building our daily fantasy lineup for Week 13.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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It’s Thanksgiving week, and we celebrate by answering listener questions on all things NFL, including the biggest surprise of this season, Freddie Kitchens's future in Cleveland, trading Sean McVay, sending Tom Brady to the Chargers, Drew Brees’s legacy, how the Titans can be anything better than average, and more!
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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We make sense of fantasy football’s newest superstar Ryan Tannehill and take the time to recognize Christian McCaffrey's and Derrick Henry's amazing seasons (3:15). Then we list the injuries from Week 12 and highlight the top waiver pickups for this week (11:00), discuss Rashaad Penny’s breakout after Chris Carson’s fumble-palooza, and pick our streamers of the week (30:40) before ESPN's Mina Kimes drops by for a special edition of Fantasy Court (49:15).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
Guest: Mina Kimes
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The Cowboys continue to underperform despite having one of the best rosters in the league and it’s time for a coaching change (0:30). Then, Stock Up led by the Seahawks’ win over the Eagles, Stock Down led by the Packers’ embarrassing performance in San Francisco, a challenge flag on tripping, and tomorrow’s headlines (18:30).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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We break down the fantasy implications from the highly anticipated Cowboys-Patriots game and discuss whom you should actually start against New England's stout defense (3:00). Then we buy tons of stock in the Browns against Miami, find a secret gem at tight end, and build our daily fantasy lineup for the weekend (19:30).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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The MVP award is predictable at this point, and Lamar Jackson and Russell Wilson are running away with it. Is it fair that a non-QB is essentially ineligible to win each year? Also, how good does a quarterback’s team need to be to qualify them for the award? (1:30). Then, a Brian Flores–themed Take Shop, the biggest three games of the week, and a 'Thursday Night Football' preview (38:15).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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Lamar Jackson is on track to best Patrick Mahomes's incredible 2018 fantasy breakout (01:30) Plus, we break down the injury landscape (05:15), help you get through the final bye week (13:30), and discuss what to make of Josh Allen's mistake-free day (20:45). Then we adjudicate the case of how much trash talk is too much trash talk (33:30).
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The guys discuss how the most anticipated quarterback matchup of Week 11 turned one-sided as Lamar Jackson and the Ravens proved they’re as complete as any team in the NFL (0:29). Plus, a Stock Up led by the Vikings’ incredible comeback and an impressive division win for the Colts (12:16), before a Stock Down headlined by the Bears’ struggles, the Eagles’ waning playoff chances, and how Tua Tagovailoa’s injury affects the tanking race (23:11). Finally, they throw a pair of challenge flags on the NFL’s pass interference rule and the Washington football franchise (47:07).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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Browns defensive end Myles Garrett was ejected from Thursday's game against the Steelers for swinging a helmet at Pittsburgh quarterback Mason Rudolph. The NFL has suspended Garrett indefinitely, with a minimum of at least this regular season and playoffs. We provide initial reactions, context, and analysis from the incident.
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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We tell you the players to go big or go home on heading into Week 11 (1:30), show love for the Redskins against the Jets, argue about Marquise Brown, and highlight handcuffs to snag prior to the fantasy playoffs (19:30) before we build our daily fantasy lineup for the weekend (34:20).
Hosts: Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck
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We make sense of Colin Kaepernick’s scheduled workout in Atlanta (0:50) before we get into the teams we feel can win the Super Bowl and the middle-tier teams we are sure will not (8:50). Then, a Take Shop on vetoing trades and 17-game seasons (24:20) before we preview the top three games of the week led by the Texans vs. the Ravens and preview 'Thursday Night Football' (33:20).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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Most of the highest-paid running backs in the league had terrible weeks. Who can we trust? (2:20) Plus, we break down the Rams’ 2019 plummet into a ravine before picking our streamers in a bye-filled Week 11 (26:30). Then we adjudicate the case of borrowing fantasy players on another edition of Fantasy Court (46:45)
Hosts: Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck
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After some unexpected losses in Week 10, the playoff race is getting more and more muddled. We discuss which teams to trust and which to be wary of (5:20). Then, a Stock Up led by yet another amazing performance by Lamar Jackson and the Steelers’ increasingly scary defense (12:30) before a Stock Down led by the Cowboys finding ways to lose and the Dolphins’ inability to tank (35:45). Finally, we throw our challenge flags and predict tomorrow’s headlines (50:30).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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We highlight the Week 10 players you should spend the big bucks on, headlined by Christian McCaffrey, before we give our overrated and middle-range sweet-spot picks (1:45). Then, we tell you why it somehow makes sense to start O.J. Howard, Kalen Ballage, and Daniel Jones this week before building our Week 10 daily fantasy lineup (21:45).
Hosts: Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck
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As we enter the second half of the season, we ask ourselves whether the Browns can salvage their future, where Cam Newton stands with the Panthers, how high the Raiders' ceiling is, whether the new pass interference rules will be fixed, and who will win the tank fest (0:25). Then, a Chargers-themed Take Shop, the three biggest games of the week—headlined by the Seahawks vs. the 49ers—and a Thursday night preview (30:45).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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With six fantasy-stacked teams on bye this week, we dive into all the streamers that will keep your team afloat in Week 10, highlight the fantasy-relevant injuries from the weekend, and check in with our Streamer of the Week competition, before another edition of Fantasy Court.
Hosts: Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck
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The Baltimore Ravens are playing the most interesting football in the NFL, but is their success sustainable? (0:25) Then, Stock Up on Andy Reid’s Patrick Mahomes–less success, Deshaun Watson’s weekly heroics, and Russell Wilson thrusting the Seahawks into contention (17:00), and Stock Down on the catastrophic Bears and the Packers, before throwing a challenge flag on the Jets foiling the Dolphins’ tank (41:45).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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It’s Week 9 and we’re going all in on the Minnesota Vikings against the Chiefs, plus an appreciation for Josh Jacobs, and our weekly “Is Melvin Gordon good?” discussion (1:45). Then, we introduced a new segment called Galaxy Brain, discover the bargain buy of the year on the Eagles, and build our daily fantasy lineup for the weekend (28:00).
Hosts: Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck
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Teams were incredibly quiet at this year's trade deadline. We talk about why this was a mistake for the Bengals and the other tankers. Then, a Take Shop on the best NFL brothers of all time and the AFC South’s potential playoff teams (2:00) before we get into the biggest three games of the week, break down the 49ers' offensive scheme, and defend the Jets (29:20).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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Week 8 featured an array of low-owned players putting up huge numbers, but which of them can we trust? Plus, injury updates, streamers of the week, and another edition of Fantasy Court.
Host: Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck
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In an offensive world, the teams with the best defenses are dominating with another week of 49ers, Patriots, and Saints wins (0:35). Then, a legendary Stock Down led by the incomparable Freddie Kitchens and his Cleveland Browns, followed by a Stock Up led by Deshaun Watson, and finally a debate on what the Jaguars should do at quarterback as Nick Foles nears his return (15:20).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Danny Kelly
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We preview the Week 8 daily fantasy slate by going over our go-big-or-go-home guys, lows of the week (1:30), contrarian plays, and bargain-bin grabs before discussing the worst fantasy loss of all time and building our daily fantasy lineup (21:00).
Hosts: Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck
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The Patriots have traded for Mohamed Sanu and the 49ers have traded for Emmanuel Sanders; does this change how we feel about either team? (1:15) Plus, the three biggest matchups of the week, including Packers vs. Chiefs. We discuss whether or not Patrick Mahomes will actually play before we preview the Thursday Night Football game (30:50).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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We run through Aaron Rodgers’s career day (1:30); injuries to Patrick Mahomes, Matt Ryan, and Drew Brees; and which quarterbacks are good streaming candidates for Week 8 (9:00). Then Bill Simmons joins the show for a new segment called Fantasy Court (30:30).
Hosts: Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck
Guest: Bill Simmons
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The Packers, Vikings, Ravens, and Saints are beginning to separate themselves from the rest of their divisions after decisive Week 7 victories. Then, Stock Up on the Cowboys, Lamar Jackson, Aaron Rodgers, and the Colts (2:00), and Stock Down on Mitchell Trubisky, the Bengals, and the Chargers. Finally, we throw challenge flags on NFL refs and predict tomorrow's headlines (43:40).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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We list the daily fantasy players to bet big on heading into Week 7 and tell you why you shouldn’t bet on Aaron Jones but should bet on the Rams. Then we provide some midrange safe bets, and Danny Heifetz makes the case for starting the Miami Dolphins defense before we build our daily fantasy lineup.
Hosts: Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck
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Seven players tie up 60 percent of the Rams' cap space, and now they have traded for Jalen Ramsey. Is this going to work? (2:10) Then, other superstar players that could move before the trade deadline (13:15), before we get to our biggest three games of the week, headlined by the Cowboys vs. the Eagles (28:15); talk about Kliff Kingsbury’s promising adjustments in his first season as a head coach; and preview 'Thursday Night Football' (41:15).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck discuss the Rams offense plummeting off a cliff and into the sea, how Patrick Mahomes and the rest of Kansas City’s offense is suffering from defensive ineptitude, and what to do with Amari Cooper and the Cowboys(1:30). They also look at why rushing quarterbacks are the saving grace of the season and how the tight end position is bad (but not as bad as everyone thinks). Finally, the Dannys stop Craig from stealing the first Sleeper of the Week victory (35:00).
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Deshaun Watson and Russell Wilson are currently leading the MVP sweepstakes (2:00), the 49ers, Kyle Allen, and the Browns offense lead this week's Stock Up (18:00), and the Cowboys, Rams, and Eagles secondary lead Stock Down (31:45). Then we throw our challenge flags and predict tomorrow’s headlines (47:15).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck break down the daily fantasy players to go big on, save your money on, and buy low on. Plus, their contrarian plays, bargain-bin picks, and their daily fantasy lineup for Week 6.
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We break down who's to blame for the Browns’ early-season struggles and how quickly QBs need to perform before it’s time to panic (2:30). Then we workshop some takes about trading Nick Foles and resting Patrick Mahomes (19:20); preview the biggest three games of the week, including Texans vs. Chiefs; and offer picks for the 'Thursday Night Football' game (30:50).
Hosts: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
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Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck discuss the wildest fantasy scoring day in almost 70 years, how Christian McCaffrey’s season compares to LaDainian Tomlinson's 2006 season, and which of the top 10 receivers are here to stay. They then pick sleepers to beat each other’s sleepers on Sunday.
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The Chiefs scored the fewest points ever under Patrick Mahomes in a loss to the Colts (0:40), Christian McCaffrey is setting records through five weeks, and Jon Gruden’s Raiders hold off the Bears in London and move to 3-2. Plus: The Packers' handling of the Cowboys in Dallas (10:20), the Chargers' loss, our challenge flags, and tomorrow's headlines (27:30).
Hosts: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
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Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck talk about the players who are too rich for their blood (4:20), players to buy low on (11:30), and contrarian players to start this week (20:00). Then they open the bargain bin and give out their Week 5 lineups (29:00).
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Robert Mays and Kevin Clark take a look at .500 teams (02:00), Tampa Bay striking gold with Shaq Barrett (13:00), the biggest three games of Week 5 (22:00), and Khalil Mack’s return to Oakland (36:00).
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Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck debate who they’d trade for Odell Beckham Jr., explore who to add after injuries to Marlon Mack and Davante Adams, and discuss how Craig’s middle school nemesis is the no. 2 fantasy tight end through Week 4.
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Chase Daniel filled in for an injured Mitch Trubisky and led the Bears to a win over the Vikings, Jared Goff continued to struggle against a surging Jameis Winston and the Bucs, Gardner Minshew continues to impress, and the Lions almost take down the mighty Chiefs (1:10). Plus: Stock Up and Stock Down, Week 4 challenge flags, and tomorrow’s headlines (37:30).
Hosts: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
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Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck go through some of the most expensive players this week (02:15), players whose prices are just right for their matchup (16:30), key contrarian plays (23:45), bargain buys (28:00), and then give out their Week 4 lineup (37:30).
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The Redskins, Broncos, and Jets are winless and the panic is starting to set in (2:15). Plus, Saquon’s injury, Melvin Gordon's reporting to L.A., Cam’s future in Carolina, and Josh Allen’s undefeated Bills (24:00). Then, the three biggest games of the week, and a Thursday night preview (38:00).
Hosts: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
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Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck discuss the impeccably named Danny Dimes, the injuries from the week including Saquon Barkley, what to do with Kansas City’s running backs and Minnesota’s wide receivers, and how all of the bird teams lost.
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Daniel Jones offers a glimpse into what the Giants could be, Teddy Bridgewater and Kyle Allen stay afloat, and Mason Rudolph sinks (1:50). The Texans, Bills, and 49ers make up today’s Stock Up while the Eagles, Rams, and Browns make up Stock Down. And finally, tonight’s challenge flags of the week and tomorrow’s headlines (29:30).
Host: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
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Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck categorize their favorite and not-so-favorite daily fantasy players heading into Week 3, including go big or go home picks, buy lows of the week, bargain buys, and contrarian picks.
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Daniel Jones, Mason Rudolph, and Teddy Bridgewater (we think) are in, and the old guys are out (1:25). Then this week's Take Shop on Eli Manning’s future, the biggest three games of the week, Cam Newton’s career trajectory, and more (31:00).
Host: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
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Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck run through the fantasy implications of Drew Brees and Ben Roethlisberger’s injuries (02:00), whether Lamar Jackson, Austin Ekeler, and John Ross’s stats are real or fake (26:15), and Daniel Jones coming for Eli Manning’s job (37:00).
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Patrick Mahomes, Lamar Jackson, Dak Prescott, and Kyler Murray shine in Week 2, and Drew Brees and Ben Roethlisberger leave with injuries (2:45). Then, we dive into our Stock Up and Stock Down of the week, before throwing our challenge flags and predicting tomorrow's headlines (25:00).
Hosts: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
Disclaimer: This podcast was recorded before the news about Drew Brees and Ben Roethlisberger's injuries was announced.
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Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck discuss big fantasy matchups of Week 2 (3:00) before creating their ideal daily fantasy lineup (16:45).
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We highlight some of the key injuries from Week 1, workshop some hot takes (5:20), and preview the top matchups in Week 2. Then, we talk about Jon Gruden’s hot start and the Chargers' offensive game plan, and preview 'Thursday Night Football' (27:40). Then the guys chat with Aaron Donald of the Los Angeles Rams about utilizing his size, his team's Super Bowl defeat, Sean McVay’s brilliance, and more (52:45).
Hosts: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
Guest: Aaron Donald
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Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck highlight the biggest fantasy football story lines of the week, debate the most important waiver-wire adds, and break down key usage trends from Week 1.
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The Patriots might have their best team in a decade (1:30), the Ravens pummel the tanking Dolphins, and the Cowboys look like the real deal. (9:30). Plus, the Browns disappoint in a major way at home, the bizarre Lions-Cardinals game, and the overreactions from Week 1 (28:30).
Hosts: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
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Kevin Clark and Danny Heifetz sit down for an emergency podcast to react to the New England Patriots signing Antonio Brown.
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Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck highlight the key fantasy matchups to take advantage of heading into Week 1 (3:30), before crafting their daily fantasy lineup of the week (23:00).
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Ezekiel Elliott and Jared Goff sign contracts that pace the league at their respective positions in guaranteed money (2:00). Then we preview who will win each division, share wild-card picks (10:45), give out some awards, and pick our Super Bowl winners (41:45).
Host: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
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Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck break down all of the biggest cuts and trades from NFL cutdown weekend and what those moves mean for your fantasy team.
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Kevin Clark and Robert Mays examine Houston's recent all-in moves, including their franchise-altering trade for Laremy Tunsil and decision to trade Jadeveon Clowney for pennies on the dollar. The guys then analyze what the moves mean for the Seahawks' short-term hopes and the Dolphins' long-term plans before sorting out some other odds and ends from cutdown day.
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Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck break down "their guys" in every round of your upcoming fantasy football draft.
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We sift through each division and determine which teams could potentially win the Super Bowl.
Hosts: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
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Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck break down the fantasy implications of Andrew Luck’s retirement (4:30), discuss where to draft Todd Gurley (24:30), and introduce The Ringer’s Fantasy Football Hall of Fame (37:30).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark discuss Andrew Luck's decision to leave the game of football and Luck's legacy in Indy.
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We acknowledge the obviously flawed NFL preseason and try to come up with some quick fixes for it (2:14), before running down a list of quarterbacks who have question marks next to their names heading into the 2019-20 season—including Jimmy Garoppolo, Daniel Jones, Eli Manning, and more (22:10).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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Danny Kelly and Danny Heifetz break down the best ways to win in both snake and auction drafts, and spell out a few tried and true methods for finding value.
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After completing our yearly training camp circuit, we share our overarching takeaways on the state of the league, the things we underestimate about team building, and what’s to come in the 2019 season (2:30). Then we wonder whether the Browns are really going to be this season’s most exciting team and share the rest of the franchises that we think have a chance at that title (26:34).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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Danny Kelly and Danny Heifetz look at the players whose stocks have gone up or down since their positional previews and debate what to do with Andrew Luck and Antonio Brown.
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Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck give their favorite under-the-radar breakout candidates, debating which backups are too talented to stand on the sideline, which grizzled veterans are ready for one last ride into the sunset, and which sleepers are getting too much hype.
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Previewing the Panthers, Saints, and Falcons (3:40), an update on Aaron Rodgers and Matt LaFleur from training camp (14:00), and the top players at each position to build an offense with (23:20).
Hosts: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
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What is the Bucs' ceiling with Jameis Winston and Bruce Arians? Plus, will Antonio Brown’s eventful offseason have on-field ramifications (12:35), should the Redskins trade Trent Williams, and should the Texans trade Jadeveon Clowney (21:50)? Finally, a check-in with Dak Prescott’s contract negotiations (32:30).
Host: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
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Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck discuss the tight end middle class, which sleepers could join the elite tier in 2019, and “advice" on kickers.
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Checking on the Chiefs, Rams, and Vikings training camps, including the differences between building a team around Patrick Mahomes and Jared Goff (3:00). Then, what to make of an NFL that’s never been younger (26:35).
Hosts: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
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Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck debate whether PPR is for cowards (spoiler: yes) and then discuss who could be a league winner in 2019, whose bandwagon is too full, and a conspiracy theory on Antonio Brown and his freezer-burned feet.
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Tom Brady’s contract extension with the Patriots, plus takeaways from training camp with the Chargers, Cowboys, Packers, Texans, and under-the-radar players they are intrigued by this year.
Host: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck examine The Ringer's 2019 fantasy football top 50 rankings, including guys they’re hyping, fading, and flat-out avoiding.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly
Check out The Ringer’s first ever fantasy football rankings here:
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Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas became the NFL's highest-paid wide receiver, how Ezekiel Elliot’s draft capital is affecting his market value, and the Jets summon Ryan Kalil out of retirement (4:00). Then, training camp with the Ravens, Browns, Panthers, and more (17:25).
Hosts: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
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Danny Kelly and Danny Heifetz debate what to do with Todd Gurley, identify the key role players who could become stars, and find the 2019 version of Christian McCaffrey as they run through the most important fantasy running backs to know this season.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
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Jon Gruden is talking up Nathan Peterman, A.J. Green requires ankle surgery, and Jerry Jones speaks on the value of running backs (0:50). Then, takeaways from training camp with the Packers, Browns, Vikings, Bills, Bears, Colts, Steelers, Jets, and Giants (15:15).
Hosts: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
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Danny Kelly and Danny Heifetz make their triumphant return in 2019 by declaring which fantasy football quarterback they trust with their life, which quarterback’s bandwagon is so full it’s destined to crash, and why Josh Allen is better than Baker Mayfield.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
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Which teams with cap space need to make a move, will the coaching overhaul in Minnesota and Green Bay make a difference, how many teams can win the Super Bowl, what are the Cardinals going to look like, and are we sleeping on the Chiefs? (2:40) Then, Brian Westbrook on the Eagles' potential this season, paving the way for the modern running back, Andy Reid stories, and more (41:10).
Host: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
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The running back market has changed, and now the system is more important than the individual position (1:00). Plus, Warren Sharp joins to discuss the biggest coaching mistakes, teams getting more savvy with contracts, maximizing offensive efficiency, hiring the right coaches, bold 2019 predictions, and more (18:30).
Host: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
Guest: Warren Sharp
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The positions to focus on when building a defense, collegiate schemes pro defenses should adopt, underrated defensive coordinators (1:35), tendencies at the lower level that will show up in the NFL, understanding “pattern-matching” defense, stopping the play-action pass, and how to stop Patrick Mahomes II (18:15).
Hosts: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
Guest: Cody Alexander
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What matters in 2019 in fantasy football, the predictive stats to rely on, the coaches that overhype their players the most, players who will thrive in a new scheme, players to worry about (3:30), under-the-radar RB bargains, how to handle the Patriots’ backfield, sleepers, breakout candidates, and more (20:34).
Host: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
Guest: Evan Silva
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The evolution of offensive linemen, how to perfect an O-line in 2019, the team most likely to make the jump in line play, getting value out of a cheap offensive front, and the advantage of having a superstar.
Hosts: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
Guest: Brandon Thorn
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark discuss the news of the NFL making pass interference reviewable (02:00) and the drama surrounding Nick Caserio (07:00). Then FiveThirtyEight’s Josh Hermsmeyer joins the show to discuss the influx of analytics around the league (12:00), what it reveals about the quarterback landscape (24:00), and how it will affect the future of the NFL (31:30).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
Guest: Josh Hermsmeyer
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The tampering allegations by the Patriots, the Texans' failure to build around Deshaun Watson, and the Raiders on ‘Hard Knocks’ (0:35). Then, Joel Corry on deciphering Carson Wentz’s confusing new contract, the Eagles' future, the Cowboys' path forward with the Dak extension, and the way contracts will be looked at in the future (15:00).
Hosts: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
Guest: Joel Corry
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It’s easier to be aggressive as a quarterback in 2019, why teams don’t run more motion and play-action (1:00), how defenses can exploit quarterbacks, adopting college defensive schemes in the NFL, Kellen Moore’s potential in Dallas, and second-year breakout candidates at quarterback (14:35).
Host: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
Guest: Dan Orlovsky
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The New York Jets have had a peculiar offseason (2:00), and the Bucs cut Gerald McCoy and signed Ndamoukong Suh, which offers an interesting look back to the 2010 NFL draft (19:40). Then salary cap expert Jason Fitzgerald joins the show to talk about how different teams handle their salary caps, the looming Dak Prescott contract, nontraditional QB contracts, whether or not the Jets are a disaster, and what positions are worth paying for (29:15).
Hosts: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
Guest: Jason Fitzgerald
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How to interpret the rumors and commentary of the NFL offseason (1:45), a brief look at Doug Baldwin’s career following his release in Seattle (13:15), and a list of dream offseason trades and acquisitions around the league (17:00).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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The winners and losers from the draft, the Josh Rosen trade, the GMs who separated themselves from the rest, the players that went too high, the best value picks, and more.
Host: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
Guest: Danny Kelly
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The winners, losers, and everything in between from Round 1 of the 2019 NFL draft.
Hosts: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark
Guest: Danny Kelly
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Robert Mays and Danny Kelly huddle up to discuss who will be selected first, how the defensive linemen will shake out, if any linebackers or tight ends will be in the top 10, and more.
Hosts: Robert Mays and Danny Kelly
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Russell Wilson just signed the richest deal in NFL history. How will Wilson's payout affect the future quarterback market? (0:40) Also, the best running backs to draft, the right time to draft them, and whether it even matters (9:15). Finally, how the worst teams in the NFL can improve their rosters in this year's draft (24:30).
Host: Kevin Clark
Guest: Danny Kelly
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Russel Wilson’s future in Seattle and how it affects the Seahawks and the league.
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
Guest: Danny Kelly
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The guys offer their stances on every corner of the 2019 NFL draft, including when to trade up or down, which position we will remember in five years, why wide receivers are the new running backs, and where to land on Drew Lock (0:38). Then Danny Kelly drops by to break down D-lineman and the front four players in this year's draft (35:00).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
Guest: Danny Kelly
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The guys tackle how to rebuild team from scratch, including which positions to value first, which to wait on, and how to evaluate talent (0:35). Then draft expert Danny Kelly stops by for another edition of NFL Draft Stock Watch to cover this year’s pass-catcher prospects (28:45). Finally, the guys redraft all the QBs from the 2017, 2018, and upcoming 2019 drafts (50:30).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
Guest: Danny Kelly
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The guys discuss the teams that need a home run draft to be a real playoff contender in the 2019 season (0:40), before draft guru Danny Kelly joins the program to provide a stock watch of the top QB prospects in the 2019 NFL draft (41:30).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
Guest: Danny Kelly
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Among the winners after free agency are the Browns (now the AFC North favorite), Earl Thomas and his impact in Baltimore, Antonio Brown and player empowerment, Nick Foles and his huge contract in Jacksonville, and the Packers’ offseason spending (1:50). Some of the losers are the Giants as a franchise, the running back position in general, the Rams’ Super Bowl hangover, Le’Veon Bell, and more (25:00).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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We revisit the NFC championship of the 2013 NFL season, between the Seahawks and the 49ers, including the most rewatchable sequence, what’s aged the best and worst, greatest "what if," hottest retroactive take, and more!
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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The Giants shipped Odell Beckham Jr. to the Browns, the Jets signed Le’Veon Bell, the Raiders dealt for Antonio Brown, the Ravens landed Earl Thomas, and more roster news from around the league.
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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The trade between the Giants and Browns (00:30), Trey Flowers and other available defensive linemen (06:15), Earl Thomas and a crowded safety market (18:30), Le’Veon Bell’s fluctuating value (29:30), where Nick Foles ranks among free-agent QBs (44:30), and more.
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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The top teams that could land Antonio Brown, Dallas’s offseason plan, and predicting the impending QB free-agency class (0:35). Plus, Danny Kelly stops by to talk about Kyler Murray and what has stood out to him at the 2019 NFL combine (25:25).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
Guests: Danny Kelly
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Robert Mays is joined by The Athletic’s Ted Nguyen to break down the Patriots' dominant defensive performance against the Rams and Sean McVay’s future (1:20), before speaking with former NFL cornerback Ty Law on his recent Hall of Fame induction and his experience of playing in a Super Bowl under Bill Belichick (15:15). Later, Mays is joined by former NFL offensive lineman Geoff Schwartz to break down the Patriots' play-calling in the trenches (32:45) and by Mina Kimes to look ahead at the biggest story lines of the offseason (48:30).
Host: Robert Mays
Guests: Mina Kimes, Ty Law, Ted Nguyen, and Geoff Schwartz
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Bill Belichick's most dominating Super Bowl win, what the history books will remember from the Patriots dynasty, and what's next for Sean McVay and the Rams.
Hosts: Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier
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Bill Belichick and Tom Brady do it again, while Sean McVay and Jared Goff struggle every step of the way. What does this game tell us about the legacy of the Patriots and the future of the Rams?
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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Jason Garrett’s future, Julius Peppers’s retirement, big Super Bowl matchups, the key to the game (that no one is talking about), prop bets, and predictions.
Hosts: Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier
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Final thoughts, opinions, and keys to the Rams-Patriots matchup, including insights from former NFL players, Sean McVay's and Bill Belichick’s game plans, Todd Gurley’s importance, Julian Edelman’s Hall of Fame candidacy, and much more.
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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Robert Mays and Kevin Clark link up with Dan Orlovsky to discuss the Rams offense versus the Patriots defense (1:50), Warren Sharp on all things statistical analysis (15:50), Danny Kelly to give his keys to the matchup (29:15), and Bryan Curtis on the media buzz leading up to kickoff (43:00).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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Nickell Robey-Coleman’s comment on Tom Brady’s age, Sean McVay’s background, the Rookie of the Year race, and more.
Hosts: Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier
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The Dannies wrap up the 2018-19 NFL season with two daily fantasy lineups destined to make your Super Bowl Sunday a winner.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
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With the Super Bowl a week away, the guys reflect on the lessons they’ve learned from the 2019 season (00:00). Then Danny Kelly stops by to discuss The Ringer’s 2019 NFL Draft Guide, including Kyler Murray’s potential, underrated players to keep an eye on, and qualities to look for in a draft prospect (00:00).
Hosts: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark, and Danny Kelly
Check out the Ringer's 2019 NFL Draft Guide here
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The "No-Call in NOLA” allows the Rams to slip by the Saints, and the Patriots outlast the Chiefs for another trip to the Super Bowl.
Hosts: Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier
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The Rams edged out the Saints with the help of a questionable referee decision, and Tom Brady took down the Chiefs on his way to a ninth Super Bowl.
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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The Los Angeles Rams go to New Orleans to take on the Saints, and the Kansas City Chiefs host the New England Patriots.
Hosts: Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier
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The Rams look to avoid a repeat of their last matchup against New Orleans (0:30), and Bill Belichick and Andy Reid square off in a battle of this generation’s best coaches (22:30).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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The Dannys select a surprising QB and a not-so-surprising WR on their winning daily fantasy lineup as four offensive powerhouses face off in the championship round.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
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The Saints survive, New England dominates, the Cowboys lose to the Rams, and the Chiefs eliminate the Colts. Plus, the Jets introduce Adam Gase.
Hosts: Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier
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The conference championships are set. The Saints edged out the Eagles (6:30), the Patriots pasted the Chargers (17:00), the Rams handled the Cowboys (26:30), and the Chiefs outshined the Colts (33:30).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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We preview this weekend’s four big NFL playoff games, and then discuss the latest coach hires.
Hosts: Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier
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Kliff Kingsbury, Matt LaFleur, Vic Fangio, Adam Gase, Freddie Kitchens, and Bruce Arians all have new coaching jobs in the NFL (0:30), plus a closer look at the divisional round games (30:30).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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A backup quarterback and a controversial tight end pick are on the Dannies’ winning daily fantasy lineup for this weekend’s divisional playoff round.
Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
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The Colts topple the Texans, Dallas outlasts Seattle, the Chargers have a victory in Baltimore, and the Eagles eliminate the Bears.
Hosts: Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier
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Reactions from wild-card weekend, including the Bears' tragic loss to the Eagles and the Chargers' impressive defensive showing against Baltimore (0:30), the Seahawks' refusal to abandon the run, and the Colts' exciting future (32:30).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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This weekend’s four playoff games are previewed (01:00) and the Dannys dive into daily fantasy and build their top lineup for the weekend (22:30).
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The coaching carousel around the league (00:00), the Antonio Brown situation (14:00), and a closer look at the upcoming wild-card matchups (22:30).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier wrap up the 2018 regular season discussing the finalized playoff picture, the ripple effects of the many firings around the league, and the main takeaway from what we saw on Sundays this season.
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The Vikings close out a disappointing season with a loss to Chicago, the Eagles continue to ride the Nick Foles wave, and the talented Steelers miss the playoffs (00:30). Plus, stock up on the Chiefs and Colts, stock down on the Jaguars and coaches soon to be fired, and challenge flags on the Bears and Cowboys refusing to lose (28:00).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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Chaotic coaching situations from the league (02:30) and this weekend’s top five matchups (22:00).
Hosts: Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier
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Previewing the Titans-Colts, Bears-Vikings, and Ravens-Browns games (0:30). Plus, on this week's Take Shop, there's a surprising amount of playoff teams that could win the Super Bowl and there are questions about Matt Patricia’s coaching future in Detroit (32:00), as well as season-long awards and the conversations surrounding them (45:00)
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Robert Mays
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The Ringer’s Kevin Clark is joined by Danny Kelly to forecast the playoff picture after an exciting Week 16, discuss home field advantage, and look back on the 2017 draft (0:30). Plus, more love for Nick Foles, the Titans-Colts play-in game, Houston giving New England the no. 2 seed, and Eli Manning’s late-season resurgence (25:30).
Hosts: Kevin Clark and Danny Kelly
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How Josh Gordon’s absence will affect the Patriots (0:30), this week's top five matchups (7:00), and the 'Dantasy Football' crew gives out awards for the fantasy season (22:30).
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The Rams, Saints, and Patriots no longer look like juggernauts, so who does? (0:30) Cancel the Pro Bowl and send Larry Fitzgerald to the Patriots on this week's Take Shop (17:30), plus the three biggest games of the week, the Browns' coaching situation, and personal Pro Bowlers (26:30).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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Cam Newton’s shoulder injury, the Rams and Jared Goff’s recent struggles, the Cowboys get shut out in Indianapolis, the Bears handle the Packers, and the Patriots wilt against the Steelers. Plus the weekly awards.
Hosts: Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier
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Robert Foster and Jamaal Williams lead this weeks Initial Advice (00:45), and Robby Anderson and Kalen Ballage are among the top players to add off waivers this week (10:00). Plus, a recap of the players who lost you your week and the guys who will win you a championship (24:15).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
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The Patriots might not have enough to make the Super Bowl this year, Nick Foles the king is back, and the Rams offense is in a spiral (0:30). Plus, the Colts' late-season push, the Cowboys' goose egg, Seattle’s bizarre loss to San Francisco, and tomorrow’s headlines (20:30).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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The Chargers shock the Chiefs (01:00), this weekend’s top five matchups (07:00), and last-second fantasy advice from ‘The Dantasy Football Podcast’ guys (25:00).
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John DeFilippo is out in Minnesota, Freddie Kitchens is impressing in Cleveland, and Frank Reich has coached himself into the Coach of the Year sweepstakes in Indianapolis (1:00). Plus, why the Oakland Raiders need to hurry up and move to Las Vegas, the three biggest games of the week (8:30), Dallas’s dominant D-line, and Joe Flacco’s future interest around the league this offseason (29:00).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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The Vikings struggle on offense, the Dolphins shock the Patriots, Chicago stymies the Rams, and the Steelers slip up in Oakland, plus the weekly awards.
Hosts: Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier
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Justin Jackson and Ian Thomas lead this week's Initial Advice (01:30), and Dede Westbrook and Vernon Davis are among the top players to add off of waivers this week (10:00). Plus, overreactions to the wild week in fantasy, including Derrick Henry's and Amari Cooper's explosions, and Antonio Brown's and James White’s duds (23:00).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
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The Steelers are in a tailspin (1:00), the Bears overpower the Rams (16:00), and the Cowboys are officially good again (28:00). Plus the surprising success of the “hook-and-ladder” play, today’s challenge flags, and tomorrow’s headlines (35:30).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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The Titans romp over the Jaguars (00:30), five games to watch this weekend (11:45), and ‘The Dantasy Football Podcast’ guys give out some last-second fantasy advice (32:00).
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The Cowboys, Eagles, and Texans are making a late-season push, but can they actually contend for a Super Bowl? (0:30) On this week's Take Shop, Aaron Donald and Russell Wilson need to be considered for MVP (23:30), plus the three biggest games of the week, and deciding whether you would rather have Sam Darnold or Josh Allen (33:00).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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The Eagles keep their playoff hopes alive, the Chargers survive in Pittsburgh, and the Packers show Mike McCarthy the door. Plus: this week’s awards.
Hosts: Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier
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The Backups Have Become the Stars | The Dantasy Football Podcast (Ep. 357)
Dante Pettis and Jeff Wilson Jr. lead this week's Initial Advice (0:30), and Curtis Samuel and Josh Allen are among the top players to add off of waivers this week (13:00). Plus the slew of backup running backs who have stepped up to the plate and could save your fantasy season (27:00).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
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Mike McCarthy is out, the Aaron Rodgers coaching sweepstakes have commenced, and other coaches are on the hot seat (1:30). Plus, the recent suspension of Kansas City running back Kareem Hunt (15:30), Stock Up/Stock Down after Sunday’s slate of games, and today’s challenge flags (23:00).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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The Saints fall to the Cowboys (00:30), this weekend’s five games to watch (07:15), and some last-second fantasy advice from ‘The Dantasy Football Podcast’ crew (23:00).
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The Blake Bortles saga, rookie QB-coach pairings, and passing on drafting Derwin James are all among the worst moves of 2018 (0:30). The Redskins signed Reuben Foster, the Browns might look like a playoff team, and the Bengals could chase a QB in the draft next year (21:15). Plus, the biggest three games of the week, an appreciation of Doug McDermott, and a Saints-Cowboys preview (36:00).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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The Texans get their eighth straight win, this time on 'Monday Night Football,' Blake Bortles gets benched, Hue Jackson doesn’t get a handshake, and this week’s awards.
Hosts: Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier
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Nyheim Hines and Cameron Brate lead this week's Initial Advice segment (0:30), and Chris Thompson and Gerald Everett are among the top players to add off waivers this week (12:00). Plus, what does the recent surge of QB benchings and injuries mean for your fantasy team? (24:30)
Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
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The Chargers, Seahawks, and Vikings are looming as potential playoff disruptors; the Packers need a coaching change; and Baker Mayfield is shining in the post–Hue Jackson era (00:30). Plus the Jaguars, Bengals, and Steelers continue to struggle with consistency; the Colts need to stop throwing passes to Andrew Luck; and the Chargers need to leave L.A. (28:30)
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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The Chiefs and Rams have set the precedent for an exciting new future in the NFL, both on offense and defense (2:00). On this week's Take Shop, can the Bears still win the NFC North with Chase Daniel, and can teams win back-to-back Super Bowls in the modern NFL? (17:00) Plus the biggest three games of the week, and the growing trend of more teams drafting first-round quarterbacks (31:00).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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Andy Reid and Sean McVay show their offensive prowess on 'Monday Night Football,' discuss the pace of play in the league, and hand out awards for the week.
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Lamar Jackson and Tre’Quan Smith lead this week's Initial Advice (2:30), Gus “The Bus” Edwards and David Moore are among this week's players to add off waivers, and the Cincinnati Bengals sit atop the leaderboard of defenses to exploit as fantasy playoffs approach (17:30).
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Alex Smith’s season-ending injury leaves the door wide open in the NFC East, the Bears are starting to look like the 2017 Jaguars 2.0, and Lamar Jackson has sparked an exciting new era in Baltimore (1:15). Plus, Jon Gruden and Derek Carr’s tiff, the Condoleezza Rice rumor in Cleveland, and the Rams-Chiefs mega matchup on Monday night (51:00).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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The Seahawks top the Packers (00:30) and the five games to watch this weekend (09:15). Then, last-second fantasy advice from ‘The Dantasy Football Podcast’ (31:00).
Hosts: Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier
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Belvedere Vodka presents a special NFL crossover episode featuring Ryen Russillo from 'Dual Threat' and Kevin Clark and Robert Mays from 'The Ringer NFL Show' live from Cleopatra’s Barge in Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.
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Hue Jackson is back in Cincinnati, the Raiders continue to sputter, the Rams survive the Seahawks, and more of Week 10’s top story lines (0:30). Plus, the weekly awards (40:30).
Hosts: Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier
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Josh Reynolds and Anthony Miller lead this week’s Initial Advice roster (1:00), Rashaad Penny and Lamar Jackson are among the top players to add off waivers this week (18:00), and Malcolm Brown and Austin Ekeler lead the group of signature players to grab while you still can as playoff preparation season has officially commenced (34:30).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
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The Cowboys and Eagles only muddied the water in the NFC East after Sunday night’s game, and the Redskins are now the favorite (3:00). After Week 10, the stock is up for the Titans, the Chiefs-Rams mega matchup coming next week, and the Bears (14:00), and the stock is down for the AFC wild-card teams, the Rams defense, and the Jets in general (27:30).
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Big Ben and the Steelers dominate the Panthers at home, and the Le’Veon Bell holdout saga continues (1:15). Plus, the five biggest games of the week (16:30), and some last second fantasy advice from ‘The Dantasy Football Podcast’ (29:00).
Hosts: Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier
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Is the Cowboys head coaching job secretly a good one? What would an MVP award do for Drew Brees’s legacy? Should Le’Veon Bell even come back at this point (1:05)? Plus, the three biggest games of the week, Dez Bryant’s potential impact on the Saints, and a 'Thursday Night Football' preview (34:00).
Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark
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Jason Garrett and the Cowboys fall to the Titans, the Saints upend the Rams, and the rest of Week 9’s standout moments. Plus, the weekly awards.
Hosts: Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier
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Adam Humphries, Duke Johnson Jr., and more lead this week's Initial Advice (1:00). Theo Riddick and Cordarrelle Patterson are among the list of players to add off of waivers heading into Week 10 (15:30), and James Conner and Eric Ebron join the group of players to buy low and sell high as the fantasy trade deadline approaches (25:30).
Hosts: Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly
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The Rams and Saints gave us what we expected, but which team told us more? (3:30) Plus the Patriots and Belichick have mastered position switching, the Steelers are who we thought they were with or without Le’Veon Bell (36:00), and Nathan Peterman continues to do Nathan Peterman things (49:00).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss Jon Gruden’s lack of success in Oakland (01:30) before identifying the standout matchups this Sunday (14:30). Then Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly of 'The Dantasy Football Podcast' dole out some fantasy football advice (32:45).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark link up to give their takeaways on the surprisingly active NFL trade deadline (1:30) before workshopping some Cleveland Browns takes on “Take Shop” and previewing Rams vs. Saints, along with the other blockbuster matchups heading into Week 9 (25:30).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the Browns' firing of Hue Jackson (01:00), the biggest transactions made before today's trade deadline (22:00), and takeaways from Week 8 (47:00).
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The Ringer’s Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly offer up some “Initial Advice” after Week 8 (1:30) and recommend which players you should pick up off waivers heading into Week 9 (11:00). Then the guys give out their midseason awards to the fantasy players who have shined, flopped, and everything in between (21:30).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark link up to discuss where the Saints rank in the NFC after Sunday night’s win over the Vikings, and what we learned about the Packers after their showdown with the Rams (0:25). Then the guys offer their “Stock Ups” and “Stock Downs” of the week, throw challenge flags on the Giants and the 49ers, and predict tomorrow’s headlines (17:15).
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier link up to discuss Deshaun Watson’s dominance on ‘Thursday Night Football,' and highlight the top matchups to watch in Week 8 (0:30). Then Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly of ‘The Dantasy Football Podcast’ offer up some fantasy football advice at the midway point of the fantasy season (32:00).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark link up to spotlight the teams that need to make deals and the players most likely to be shopped with the trade deadline approaching (3:00). Then the guys workshop their takes of the week on "Take Shop," preview Aaron Rodgers vs. the Rams, and more (23:30).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss Week 7’s biggest games and narratives before giving out their weekly awards.
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The Ringer's Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly offer up some “Initial Advice” on a few must-add running backs (02:00) before discussing this week’s waiver-wire fallout following the Amari Cooper trade (10:45). They wrap up the show with a debate about Alvin Kamara’s value among top fantasy running backs (26:00).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark link up to predict what the playoffs will look like in the muddled AFC (2:00) before listing their "Stock Up" and "Stock Down" teams of the week (17:30). Then the guys throw their challenge flags on clock-management mishaps and Mitchell Trubisky’s performance before analyzing why the Jaguars’ collapse will lead tomorrow’s headlines (52:30).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier react to the Broncos’ shellacking of the Cardinals on 'Thursday Night Football' (02:00) and name their favorite Week 7 matchups (10:30). Then Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly of 'The Dantasy Football Podcast' offer up some fantasy football advice for this weekend (29:45).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark are joined by former NFL QB Dan Orlovsky to talk about how his Twitter analysis led to a job at ESPN, the current state of the quarterback position, and his impressions on Patrick Mahomes II, Jared Goff, and the rookie QBs (0:45). Then the guys dive into a legendary Take Shop before breaking down the biggest games heading into Week 7 (31:00).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the biggest games from Week 6 and then give out their weekly awards.
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The Ringer’s Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly offer their initial advice after Week 6 (1:45), break down the must-add players off of waivers for the upcoming week (18:00), and discuss which players on the red-hot Chargers are worth buying low or selling high (26:30).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark link up to break down the exhilarating Chiefs-Patriots game, discuss Bill Belichick’s game plan against Mahomes, and anoint the best team in the AFC (1:45). Then the guys offer their “Stock Up” and “Stock Down” teams of the week (11:45), throw their challenge flags, and predict tomorrow’s headlines (49:00).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss Eli Manning and the Giants’ loss Thursday night to the Eagles (02:00) and list the best games to watch this weekend (12:15). Then Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly of 'The Dantasy Football Podcast' give out fantasy football advice (29:15).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark link up to discuss the three teams no one is talking about now, but will be in three weeks (1:00) before workshopping some hot takes about the Chiefs-Patriots game in this week's "Take Shop" (22:00). Then the guys preview the biggest games heading into Week 6, and Brandon Thorn of USA Football calls in to talk about David Bakhtiari and the Packers offense (31:30).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss a memorable night for Drew Brees and the Saints on 'Monday Night Football' and standouts from Week 5 before giving out their weekly awards.
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The Ringer’s Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly offer their initial advice after Week 5 (1:00), list the top guys to grab off waivers heading into Week 6 (13:00), and make sense of the passing boom of 2018 and how it will affect the players on your fantasy team (22:30).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark link up to discuss which conference favorites are for real and which are fooling us after Week 5 (1:45) before analyzing the unexpected competence in Cincinnati, the masterful front office in Detroit, and the bizarre Titans-Bills game (25:00). Then the guys throw challenge flags on Eli Manning's presence holding the Giants hostage and Jacksonville’s commitment to Blake Bortles before predicting tomorrow’s headlines (43:15).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier link up to discuss the Colts' loss to the Patriots (02:00) before highlighting their favorite matchups coming up this weekend (16:45). Then Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly of 'The Dantasy Football Podcast' distribute some fantasy football advice (47:15).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark link up to discuss the leading MVP candidates at the quarter mark of the NFL season and list three things they are sure of so far (3:45). Then, they question whether the AFC North is the best division in football and whether the Packers are actually good on this week's Take Shop (26:30) before previewing the biggest games headed into Week 5 (37:45).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the Chiefs' comeback and the Broncos' collapse on 'Monday Night Football' and Week 4 standouts. Then they give out some weekly awards.
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The Ringer's Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly break down their favorite players to grab for this weekend (02:00), options for the long term (13:00), and debate Le'Veon Bell's fantasy value (21:15).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark open the show with reactions to Ravens-Steelers, Eagles-Titans, and Tyler Eifert’s gruesome injury before discussing whose stock you should buy or sell after Week 4 (hint: buy Mitchell Trubisky stock!) (2:00). Then the guys throw challenge flags on judging young QBs, the Giants as a team in general, and the Earl Thomas situation before predicting tomorrow’s headlines (46:30).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier break down the Rams' impressive win over the Vikings (02:00) and then spotlight some of the best games coming up this weekend (26:00). Then Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly of 'The Dantasy Football Podcast' hand out some last-second fantasy advice (45:45).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark discuss how Baker Mayfield and Josh Rosen will affect their teams, whether the 49ers should tank, and what the future holds in Dallas (2:00). Then the guys preview the top games heading into Week 4, offer up their sneaky truths, and introduce a new segment to the show (31:30).
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The Ringer’s Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly offer up their locks heading into Week 4 (1:30) and list their “Thank Me Laters” for the week and players you should drop (17:00) before diving into the fantasy impact of Baker Mayfield and Josh Rosen starting next week (28:30).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the Steelers' victory in Tampa Bay on 'Monday Night Football' and Week 3 standouts and then give out some weekly awards.
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark link up to discuss the ongoing struggle for Jimmy G (and the future of the 49ers), Deshaun Watson, and Mitchell Trubisky (1:00). Then the guys cover why the Patriots and Vikings are trending down while the Rams, Chiefs, and Dolphins are trending up (14:45) before throwing their challenge flags of the week and predicting tomorrow’s headlines (41:45).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the Browns' victory over the Jets (02:00), before highlighting some of their favorite games coming up this weekend (09:45). Then Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly of 'The Dantasy Football Podcast' give out some last-second fantasy advice (36:00).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark connect to cover the ongoing chemistry issues in Pittsburgh and Josh Gordon’s potential in New England before diving into this week's Take Shop (3:30). Then the guys break down the three biggest games of Week 3, geek out over coaching schemes, and offer their picks for 'Thursday Night Football' (25:30).
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The Ringer's Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly offer up some Initial Advice for your waiver wire (02:00) then cruise through a lightning round of "Thank Me Later" stash guys (15:30) before highlighting the latest offensive trend to keep in mind and favorable defensive matchups (29:30).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss Mitchell Trubisky's 'Monday Night Football' performance, Seattle's struggles, and Week 2 standouts, and then give out awards for who stole the show this weekend.
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark link up to discuss Patrick Mahomes’s historic start to the season, Ryan Fitzpatrick’s on- and off-field swagger, and why kickers are struggling (23:45). Later, the guys throw their challenge flags for Week 2 (which include Vontae Davis retiring at halftime) before predicting this week’s headlines (48:30).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier react to the Bengals' win over the Ravens (02:00), before spotlighting their five favorite matchups this weekend (09:45). Then Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly of 'The Dantasy Football Podcast' offer up some last-second fantasy advice (29:30).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark link up to cover the major headlines around the league heading into Week 2, including Josh Allen becoming the starting QB in Buffalo, the Falcons losing key defensive players, and Jon Gruden’s shaky beginning in Oakland (20:00). Then they workshop some hot takes and preview key Week 2 games (45:00).
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The Ringer's Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly spotlight which fantasy sleepers to pick up this week (02:00), intriguing defensive matchups to exploit (19:30), and which wide receivers to stash for later in the season (31:15).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier highlight five standout performances from the opening weekend, discuss and debunk Week 1 narratives, and give out awards for who stole the show to start the season.
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With the regular season underway, The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark link up to discuss Aaron Rodgers’s legendary comeback and Mitchell Trubisky and the Bears’ second-half collapse (1:00). Then, the guys introduce new weekly segments to the show where they cover players and teams whose values are trending up or down (18:00), point out the most questionable decisions from around the league on Sunday, and predict the stories that will lead tomorrow’s headlines (45:00).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier take a look at the Eagles' defeat of the Falcons in the NFL season opener (02:00), and then give five intriguing matchups to watch for during Week 1 (22:00).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark sit down for a massive preview of the 2018 NFL season. They predict who will lead the league in each statistical category, and who will take home awards like Offensive Rookie of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year, Coach of the Year, and MVP (16:00). Then, the guys dive into who will win each division, and offer their picks for the conference championships and Super Bowl (40:00).
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The Ringer’s Danny Kelly and Danny Heifetz have your last-minute roster moves with their "Thank Me Now" players in the San Francisco and Pittsburgh backfields and one particularly underrated wide receivers corp (02:30). Then they run through roster cutdowns in Dallas, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Cleveland, and Tampa Bay (15:00) before looking at some stash “Thank Me Later” candidates (32:45).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier sit down to discuss Oakland sending Khalil Mack to the Bears (02:00), the Steelers' running back situation (17:30), depth at the quarterback position around the league (23:15), and Philip Rivers and Antonio Gates running it back one more time in Los Angeles (37:00).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark link up for an emergency discussion of the Chicago Bears acquiring Khalil Mack. They discuss the parameters of the deal (01:00), what this means for the Oakland Raiders (11:15), and new expectations for the Bears’ future (20:00).
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The Ringer’s Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly list their “thank me later” players to target in drafts (01:30) and break down the players with the biggest gaps in ESPN and Yahoo ranks (14:00). Then the Dannies discuss players popular with sharp drafters this year (27:45)
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss Aaron Rodgers's new deal, Teddy Bridgewater's new team, Kirk Cousins's role in setting the QB market, and 'Hard Knocks.'
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark link up to discuss Odell Beckham Jr.’s new contract, what his contract means for guys like Aaron Donald and Khalil Mack, and the art of negotiating a superstar's contract (03:30). Then the guys list their bold predictions for the upcoming NFL season (21:00).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss Odell Beckham Jr.'s new deal in New York, Aaron Donald's holdout and the Rams' preseason plan, Carson Wentz's Week 1 status, and Week 3 preseason thoughts.
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The Ringer’s Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly list their “thank me later” players to target in drafts (02:00) and explain why they’re intrigued by players like Sammy Watkins, Jeremy Hill, and a few others, plus why they're deterred by one Colts running back's fumblitis and a defending Super Bowl champion's old-man knees (16:00). Then the Dannies break down whether they're in or out on a few of fantasy football's most divisive players (33:30).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss HBO's third episode of 'Hard Knocks,' Dez Bryant's abrupt Cleveland visit, Bob Wylie's Maserati, Josh Gordon's return, and Nick Saban's passion points.
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark link up to give their early impressions of Baker Mayfield, Josh Allen, and Josh Rosen (02:00), then list some of their favorite non-QB second-year contracts (21:30), and wrap up the show by answering some Twitter questions (38:00).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier take a look at the response around the league to the new helmet rule (01:00), Josh Allen taking over in Buffalo (18:30), Khalil Mack's and Aaron Donald's contract situations (33:30), and impressive players to watch this preseason (43:00).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier link up to discuss the injury Nick Foles sustained in New England (02:00), the Jets' QB situation (12:00), Pittsburgh's messy loss to the Packers (22:45), and young quarterbacks around the league (31:45).
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The Ringer’s Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly list their “thank me later” players to target in drafts (02:00) and explain why they’re intrigued by the 49ers receivers (14:30) and deterred by Jon Gruden’s comments on Jordy Nelson and Martavis Bryant (23:45). Then the Dannies are joined by editor Riley McAtee, who shreds PPR leagues and advocates for a new type of fantasy scoring system (28:45).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier sit down to discuss the second episode of HBO's 'Hard Knocks' before looking at Jalen Ramsey's interview with GQ.
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The Ringer’s Kevin Clark and Danny Kelly discuss the impact of the college-style offense in the NFL (4:00), feuding coaching styles in Cleveland (17:00), and the recent suspensions in Jacksonville (21:30). Then Ryan O’Hanlon joins to break down the rookie QBs, Darnold vs. Mayfield, and what to expect from the AFC East this season (22:30).
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The Ringer's Danny Kelly and Danny Heifetz break down the fantasy football implications around a few key players’ return to the field in 2018. The Dannies discuss Andrew Luck’s outlook, and whether new head coach Frank Reich can get the Colts signal-caller’s career back on track (02:15). They then take a look Aaron Rodgers’s new-look skill-position group (07:30), why Dalvin Cook might make the leap (13:15), and why the Seahawks backfield will come down to blocking and #grit (18:00) before finishing up with whether they’re high on Chris Hogan and Will Fuller (26:30).
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier break down the premiere episode of the new season of ‘Hard Knocks,’ including Hue Jackson’s first impression, Baker Mayfield’s first week of camp, and the Browns' potential this season (4:00). Then, the guys cover the latest news from around the NFL (37:45).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark team up in Nashville to discuss the Vikings' state-of-the art facility (02:00), league-wide optimism regarding young quarterbacks (04:30), and Jon Gruden's impact on the Raiders (13:00). Then, they look back to 2008 and reminisce about the wildcat offense (21:30) and the value of the safety position (30:15) before evaluating the new-look Titans (35:30).
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The Ringer’s Danny Kelly and Danny Heifetz dig in to what a few major scheme changes for mean for fantasy football in 2018. The Dannies break down the Titans’ new-look offense under Matt LaFleur and why it gives Marcus Mariota a strong chance to bounce back (02:00). They then take a look at the Bears’ offensive overhaul (18:00) before diving in to why Eli Manning will maximize Saquon Barkley's and Odell Beckham Jr.'s potential and how Pat Shurmur can make the Giants fantasy relevant again this year (34:00).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark take a break from training camps to discuss Antonio Brown's antics at practice (03:00), the special combination of John Lynch and Kyle Shanahan (15:15), big contracts for Taylor Lewan and Stefon Diggs (30:00), and more.
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier jump right into the Jets signing Sam Darnold (02:00) and other news around training camp (05:00), before looking at the issue between Roquan Smith and the Bears (18:45), how Todd Gurley's contract will affect Aaron Donald (24:45), Dez Bryant's beef with the Cowboys (31:00), and the passing of Tony Sparano (37:00).
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The Ringer’s Kevin Clark and Robert Mays break down what to watch for during teams’ training camps, including young quarterbacks (03:40), new coaches (18:58), and superteams (24:30). Then they look at this season’s under-the-radar teams (31:11) and talk about recent news in the NFL (45:17).
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier break down the big names who will play under the franchise tag in 2018 after failing to reach long-term deals with their teams, including Le’Veon Bell (03:06), DeMarcus Lawrence (09:32), and Lamarcus Joyner (11:38). Then they examine Terrell Owens’s controversial decision to skip the Hall of Fame induction ceremony (16:35) and Patrick Peterson endorsing Sam Bradford as the starting quarterback over Josh Rosen (19:26).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark dive into quarterback situations around the league over the next five years. They discuss the teams with problems on the horizon (19:00), and then Danny Kelly joins the show to decipher the five best quarterback outlooks around the league (38:00).
Hosted by: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark and Danny Kelly
Produced by: Jim Cunningham
Brought to you by: The Ringer Podcast Network
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The Ringer's Kevin Clark and Robert Mays take a look at the depth charts throughout the NFL to identify the teams with the worst situations for a quarterback (04:00), as well as the best places to be under center (22:00).
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier project some sleepers based on strength of schedules (04:00), discuss Mike McCarthy's philosophy about vets and minicamp (14:30), and share some memories of Dwight Clark (37:45).
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Hosted by: Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier
Produced by: Jim Cunningham
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark discuss the Earl Thomas contract situation in Seattle (05:00), the Rob Gronkowski trade rumors coming out of New England (21:00), and what matters most at OTAs (26:30) before Danny Kelly joins the show to name his most underrated position units (37:00).
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Hosted by: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark, and Danny Kelly
Produced by: Jim Cunningham and Evan Campbell
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier take a look at Odell Beckham Jr.'s contract situation with the Giants (01:30), Tom Brady's and Rob Gronkowski's expected arrivals at New England Patriots minicamp (06:30), whether the San Francisco 49ers will sign Terrell Owens (12:30), Atlanta Falcon Julio Jones attending Cam Newton's charity kickball game (14:45), and more.
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Hosted by: Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier
Produced by: Jim Cunningham
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Danny Kelly discuss the ramifications that will come from Aaron Donald's contract dispute (05:00), how it will affect the Los Angeles Rams this season (14:15), and the ripples it will cause around the rest of the NFL (26:00).
Hosted by: Robert Mays and Danny Kelly
Produced by: Jim Cunningham
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss how legalized gambling will impact the NFL (03:45), Baker Mayfield and the Browns being featured on HBO's 'Hard Knocks' (11:45), and Odell Beckham Jr. attending OTAs (15:45) while key players such as Tom Brady, Aaron Donald, and Julio Jones did not (17:30). Then, the show wraps up with talk of the sale of the Carolina Panthers (24:00), the Alliance of American Football (28:00), and Nashville hosting the 2019 NFL draft (31:00).
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Hosted by: Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier
Produced by: Jim Cunningham
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The Ringer's Kevin Clark connects with Danny Kelly to discuss how the legalization of gambling could change the way fans watch the NFL (02:15). Then they take a look at the recovery situations for Carson Wentz (21:00), Andrew Luck (25:00), and Houston Texans Deshaun Watson and J.J. Watt (34:30) before giving one big offseason prediction each (38:30).
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier sit down to vent about the 76ers (02:00) before discussing the rumor about the Patriots trying to trade up for Baker Mayfield (06:00), Tom Brady's two-year plan (11:00), how Matt Ryan's contract changes the league (13:30), first impressions of Lamar Jackson (20:00), the quarterback situation in Philadelphia (25:30), and Jason Witten's retirement (33:15).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays links up with Kevin Clark to discuss the philosophical direction of the league (03:00) and what Bill Belichick requires of prospects (14:25). Then they break down their takeaways from the Saints mortgaging their future (again) (22:00) and the Eagles tinkering with their offense (24:30) and discuss whether the New York Giants will have buyer's remorse with Saquon Barkley (30:00). Finally, Danny Kelly joins the show to analyze the hype surrounding several franchises around the league (41:00) and Matt Ryan's monster contract extension (55:00).
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier sit down to discuss the Browns' first two picks (03:00), Mason Rudolph ending up on the Steelers (14:15), and "The Al Davis All-Stars of the Draft" (27:30). They wrap up the show by going through some teams' projected win totals from Las Vegas (41:00).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark discuss the things they liked (01:40) and didn’t like (10:30) from the 2018 NFL draft. Then they break down the picks they thought went under the radar (26:30).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier give their rapid reactions to the best and worst picks from the first round of the 2018 NFL draft.
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier continue through NFL draft week, discussing the rumor that the Cleveland Brown’s will take Baker Mayfield with the no. 1 pick (04:15) and other rumors surrounding the draft (9:15). Then they dive into their top 15 prospects on the defensive side of the ball (24:45).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark discuss who they think the best player in the draft is (04:00) before discussing what they think this New Orleans Saints team can be (12:45). Then they play “Would You Rather? Linebacker Edition” (19:43) before talking about their draft crushes (26:45).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier kick off NFL draft week by discussing Rob Gronkowski's comments regarding his future in football (03:45) and where Dez Bryant could end up (06:15). Then they dive into their top 15 draft prospects on the offensive side of the ball (22:15).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark discuss the possibility of the Cleveland Browns drafting two quarterbacks (01:30) before debating whether they'd rather draft Josh Allen (19:30), Sam Darnold (25:30), Josh Rosen (28:45), or Baker Mayfield (33:00). Then Danny Kelly joins the show to share some more prospects to keep an eye on (37:30).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark link up to chat about the recent treatment of Josh Rosen (03:00), a monster contract extension for Jarvis Landry (16:00), and the problem with the search for this year's Alvin Kamara (18:30). Then Danny Kelly joins the show and the group discusses the draft prospects they're infatuated with (26:45). They wrap up with a game of "Would You Rather? Tight End Edition" (48:15).
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the alleged rift between Rob Gronkowski and Bill Belichick (04:30), the Giants' love for Saquon Barkley (08:15), and Khalil Mack looking for a big payday (21:50). Then they discuss Robert Kraft visiting Meek Mill in prison (29:05) and Aaron Rodgers’s meeting with the Dalai Lama (31:25).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark discuss the monster deal that sent Brandin Cooks to Los Angeles (07:15) and the factors that have led the Rams to make high-profile moves (07:15). They wrap up the show by handing out awards for the best trade (29:45), the worst trade (34:00), and the trade they most want to see (38:45).
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the Patriots trading Brandin Cooks to the Rams (07:15) and Lamar Jackson as the wild card among quarterbacks in the draft (20:30). Then they discuss the return of RG3 as a backup for the Ravens (34:20).
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The Ringer's Kevin Clark and Danny Kelly discuss the big rule changes coming out of the league meeting (02:00), Odell Beckham Jr. trade rumors (16:00), and which current players are worth more than two first-round draft picks (30:00).
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss NFL rule changes for the upcoming season and details from the owners meeting (5:00) before strategizing about how the Giants should manage Odell Beckham Jr.’s contract situation (16:00). Later, they question which team is going to take a chance on polarizing QB Johnny Manziel (27:00), and unpack the Cowboys and Dez Bryant’s offseason relationship (32:00), the Dolphins' locker room culture (37:00), and more.
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark break down the huge trade between the New York Jets and Indianapolis Colts (05:00), how it affects the Denver Broncos and the Buffalo Bills (16:00), and the impact it will have on the draft (24:00). Then they discuss some of the most important under-the-radar free-agent signings (29:30) before they each share their three lessons learned from this year's signings (41:45).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier sit down to talk offseason moves and trades, including where Ndamukong Suh could land after his many team visits, the Jets trading up for the third overall draft pick, possible draft angles for the Colts, the Patriots' offseason moves, Jon Gruden's veteran additions to the Raiders, and more.
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The Ringer's Kevin Clark and Danny Kelly hook up to look at which teams made the most impressive moves during free agency (02:15), which teams seem to be lost and without a plan (25:15), and which signings will be the most impactful once the season starts (41:45).
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier break down the first day of NFL free agency and the whirlwind of personnel changes, including new destinations for Kirk Cousins, Case Keenum, Tyrod Taylor, DeShone Kizer, Haloti Ngata, Dion Lewis, Sammy Watkins, and many more.
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark break down the news of Kirk Cousins going to Minnesota (03:00), Case Keenum signing with the Broncos (13:15), Chicago adding Allen Robinson (20:00), Drew Brees staying in New Orleans (35:00), and more from around the league.
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark discuss the demise of the Legion of Boom (03:30), the L.A. Rams unloading Alec Ogletree (07:00), the speculation that Kirk Cousins will sign with the Minnesota Vikings (09:45), and the rest of the quarterback free-agent market (13:30). Then Danny Kelly joins the show to talk about his beloved Seahawks (22:30), the top free agents (24:30), and their predictions for landing spots for their favorite available players (47:30).
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss winners and losers from the NFL combine, including Shaquem Griffin (05:30), Josh Allen (10:15), Josh Rosen (12:30), Lamar Jackson (13:45), and Orlando Brown (19:40). Then they break down rumors about Kirk Cousins to the Vikings or Jets (26:00), the Rams trading Robert Quinn to Miami (29:30), and Russell Wilson playing with the Yankees (31:30).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark team up in Indianapolis to discuss the dirty little secret of the NFL combine (02:00), what they most anticipated heading into it (05:00), rumor-mongering from scouts (09:00), the draft value of Saquon Barkley (14:30), Jon Gruden's comments regarding data (25:15), the new confidence of the 49ers (33:15), the brash remarks regarding the QB situation in Minnesota from Mike Zimmer (40:15), and the upcoming on-field workouts for the quarterbacks (48:00).
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss Blake Bortles’s new contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars (4:25), the Minnesota Vikings’ sneaky quarterback market (13:20), and news of Marcus Peter's trade to the Los Angeles Rams (24:26). Then, Michael Lombardi shares stories from past NFL combines (35:47) and the guys wrap up with another edition of Word on the Street (45:00).
More on Blake Bortles's new contract.
More on the Rams' trade for Marcus Peters.
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark sit down to discuss lessons from the 2017 NFL season, including: A team doesn't need a good quarterback to win (11:40), Alvin Kamara is a unicorn (25:09), and coaching matters even more than everyone thinks (38:25).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the top quarterbacks in the 2018 NFL draft (3:25), Jarvis Landry's franchise tag (29:10), and the Carolina Panther's new regime (40:15).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the similarities between Steve Kerr's and Bill Belichick's coaching philosophies (05:15), the key words in Frank Reich's press conference (11:00), Mike Shula becoming the Giants' offensive coordinator (28:00), and Charles Haley insulting the Dallas Cowboys (30:00).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss Jason Kelce calling out Lombardi and the media (00:30), the effectiveness of the "Vienna offense" in the Super Bowl (02:30), a monster contract for Jimmy Garoppolo (10:30), the Josh McDaniels drama (16:00), and Matt Patricia kicking off his career in Detroit (31:30).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark sit down the morning after the Super Bowl to discuss Doug Pederson's masterful offensive game plan (03:00), memorable postgame moments (12:15), "the 15 percent chance rule" (21:00), where the Patriots go from here (28:45), an unreal performance by Rob Gronkowski (31:45), and Tom Brady's decision-making in the last two possessions (35:30).
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The Ringer’s Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier break down the Eagles' win over the Patriots in Super Bowl LII and discuss what the Patriots could’ve done better (02:15), trick plays by both teams (06:00), and what’s next for Nick Foles after winning Super Bowl MVP (25:05). Then they hand out awards for the game (31:20) before taking fan questions (38:00).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier break down the Alex Smith trade (02:45), teams in the Kirk Cousins sweepstakes (06:15), Von Miller's secret to beating the Patriots (15:45), Eagles players falling ill (20:30), which Super Bowl team's offense looks like the future of football (24:15), and prop bets (34:30), before they predict Sunday's winner (43:15).
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In Part 2 of their Super Bowl preview from Minneapolis, The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark discuss how the Eagles can stop Tom Brady (05:00), why the Patriots' defense is better than we think (10:30), and how Doug Pederson might out-coach Bill Belichick (16:00). Danny Kelly then joins the show to give some X-factors for each team (35:00) and help run through some fun prop bets (41:30), including how many times Gisele will be shown on Sunday night's broadcast (44:15), and which surprise guest we could see during the halftime show (45:00). Finally the guys make their predictions—and not everyone agrees on who will win (47:45).
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In the first of two Super Bowl preview shows recorded in Minneapolis, The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark discuss why the only legacy on the line this Sunday is in the Eagles’ front office (03:45), why the Patriots are not overwhelming favorites (18:00), and why Nick Foles doesn’t look like a Super Bowl starting quarterback this week (22:30). Then Danny Kelly joins the show from Seattle for his Outsider’s Guide to the Super Bowl (30:30). The guys also discuss which Super Bowl player they’d most want to have a beer with (31:30), what Bill Belichick watches on Netflix (35:30), and which player is least likely to be stopped for an autograph during Super Bowl week (39:00).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss a happy, stylish Bill Belichick (07:30), Tom Brady's issue with radio station WEEI (10:00), the surprisingly calm Eagles (14:15), the Minnesota fans in attendance (27:30), and wrist surgery for Blake Bortles (30:15).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier sit down on Super Bowl bye week to discuss Nick Foles's future (09:30), what this week means to the players (12:00), the absence of Tim Jernigan at Eagles practice (13:30), why we should have known that Tom Brady was healthy enough to play well (16:30), the unpopularity of the Pro Bowl (25:15), what uniform we may see Kirk Cousins in (26:30), Dave Gettleman's not-so-surprising comments about Eli Manning (28:45), and Josh Allen in the Senior Bowl (32:45).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark dole out their end-of-season NFL awards, including Defensive Player of the Year (02:30), the best rookies on both sides of the ball (05:30), and best head coach (07:30). Then, Kevin sways Robert’s opinion on Most Improved Player (16:30), and the guys reveal the surprise crushes they developed this season (21:00). Finally, Danny Kelly joins the show to crown the best celebration (31:00) and best fan base (34:45), and everyone tries to agree on an MVP (42:15).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss what went wrong for Jacksonville (01:45), Steve Wilks as head coach in Arizona (12:30), Mike Vrabel as head coach in Tennessee (15:30), and Todd Haley as offensive coordinator in Cleveland (18:00). Then, they discuss the Case Keenum situation in Minnesota (23:30), the Patriots wearing white in the Super Bowl (34:00), and Oscar nominations (37:45).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark break down Championship Sunday, including how close the Jaguars came to shocking the world (00:30), why this Patriots team is the greatest of all time (03:30), how the Eagles proved they have the best roster in the league (22:00), and who didn’t show up for the Vikings on Sunday (23:30). Then, the guys discuss how hiring Steve Wilks as head coach should lead to a bright future for the Cardinals (34:45), why Baker Mayfield is making this the most fun quarterback draft class in a long time (36:00), and how new Titans head coach Mike Vrabel has a great plan to help Marcus Mariota thrive (39:00). Finally, Danny Kelly joins the show to discuss how Kirk Cousins could be wearing purple in Minnesota next season (41:30), but why this year might have been the Vikings' best chance to win it all (46:00).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the NFL conference championship games starting with the Eagles' thrashing of the Vikings to win the NFC title (1:10), then the Patriots' fourth-quarter comeback against the Jaguars to secure their second-straight AFC title (19:05). Then Tate and Lombardi guess this week's narrative before giving some final thoughts on the Patriots-Eagles Super Bowl matchup (37:10).
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier kick off your weekend with a look at Tom Brady’s jammed thumb (02:16) and keys to the game for the Patriots and Jaguars (04:14) as well as for the Vikings and Eagles (11:40). Then, they make their picks for the two conference championship games this weekend (18:33).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark get you set for championship weekend, including what the Patriots do on offense that should work perfectly against the Jaguars' stingy defense (03:00), why Case Keenum might be uniquely qualified to deal with the Eagles' pass rush (22:00), and who we might have seen in the NFL’s final four if not for all the huge injuries this season (34:30). Then Danny Kelly joins the show with some serious X factors for each team (41:45), including how the Jaguars can shut down Tom Brady (46:30) and what the Eagles offense must do to score against the Vikings (50:15). Finally, Robert and Kevin reveal their picks for Sunday’s games (56:45) and offer a quick preview of the Super Bowl matchup (58:30).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss Todd Haley's tenure ending in Pittsburgh (00:30), the future of the Saints and Sean Payton (07:15), the drawn-out hiring process in Arizona (18:45), Pat Shurmur possibly taking over the Giants (22:30), the Josh McDaniels–Indianapolis rumors (28:00), and how Tennessee's playoff win hurt the team (29:30).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark react to the news of Mike Mularkey's firing (00:30) before they jump into the Vikings' electric win over the Saints (01:00) and the missed tackle by Marcus Williams (04:15). Then they discuss a huge victory for Blake Bortles and the Jaguars in Pittsburgh (16:00), how the Eagles held off the Falcons (29:30), and the boring prime-time matchup between New England and Tennessee (40:15).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier sit down to discuss the divisional round results starting with the Vikings' miraculous win over the Saints (2:00), followed by the Jaguars' upset win over the Steelers (14:50), the Eagles' win against the Falcons (30:40), and the Patriots' pummeling of the Titans (43:40). They then close by giving out some awards (51:38).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier kick off your weekend with a look at the Jon Gruden press conference (00:30) and the coaching shake-ups in Buffalo (08:00), Seattle (09:00), and Carolina (11:00) before previewing the four playoff matchups this weekend (15:15).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark get you set for the divisional round, including what the Eagles offense must do to top the Falcons (03:45), the one thing that could happen to give the Titans a win in New England (13:00), how the Jaguars secondary vs. Antonio Brown could be the best matchup of the playoffs (19:30), and why the Vikings defense has to choose between two terrible options against the Saints (27:45). Then, Danny Kelly joins the show with some X factors for each game (37:30), including why the Blake Bortles deep ball is the key to a Jags win in Pittsburgh (42:00). Finally, Robert and Kevin make their picks for the divisional-round games (50:00) and reveal who will likely be playing in the conference championships next weekend (54:00).
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier jump right into the College Football Playoff National Championship (01:00) before discussing Matt Nagy going to the Chicago Bears (32:00), the Giant coaching dilemma in New York (36:45), Jim Bob Cooter and the Lions (38:00), and Jon Gruden's return to the Oakland Raiders (40:45).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark recap wild-card weekend, including how the Titans were able to pull off that crazy comeback in Kansas City (01:00), why Matt Ryan was the best player on any team this weekend (13:00), and how defensive takeaways have become a necessity for the Jaguars to win (21:45). Then, the guys do some shopping on Nathan Peterman’s bizarre memorabilia website (29:00) and explain how Drew Brees is once again the focal point of the Saints offense (32:00). Plus, Danny Kelly joins the show with a Year in Review for last weekend’s losing teams (47:15), including which tough decisions the Rams will need to make to stay near the top of the NFC next season (53:45).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier connect to discuss the first four games of the 2017-18 NFL playoffs, including the Saints' tough win over the Carolina Panthers (1:00), the Titans' startling win over the Chiefs (11:20), the Rams falling short against the Falcons (20:20), and a lackluster Bills-Jaguars matchup (25:00). Then they try to guess the narrative for the week (30:30) and examine some teams' coaching situations for next season (32:45) before handing out some awards (36:50).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark get you set for the wild-card round, including explaining why the Titans must over-perform on defense to have a shot in Kansas City (02:15), how the Rams can expose the flaws in the Falcons D (13:00), and why teal-colored hamburgers is a bad idea in Jacksonville (22:30). Then, the guys discuss the one thing the Panthers must do better than the Saints (35:15) and why the story about the drama between the biggest names in New England isn’t news to the Patriots (42:00). Plus, Danny Kelly joins the show with X factors for each wild-card matchup (48:30), including why there might actually be some hope for the Bills (51:00). Finally, the guys predict the winners of each game (59:15), and talk about the matchups for next week’s divisional round (01:01:30).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the reports of a rift within the Patriots organization, the genesis of the Jimmy Garoppolo trade, and what's next for the Patriots' dynasty. Then, they run through the wild-card weekend games and point out things to watch out for.
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark recap Week 17, including why Panthers fans should be worried (0:56), the odd reason the Bills were a shoo-in for a wild-card berth before Sunday’s games (8:36), and why the Raiders hiring Jon Gruden would not be a slam dunk (16:55). Then, the guys discuss why Patrick Mahomes II will likely be the Chiefs' starter next season, regardless of their playoff run with Alex Smith (32:38). Plus, Danny Kelly joins the show to explain how the Vikings are flawed (41:52) and why the Eagles won’t win a playoff game (46:15), and to debate who would win the Super Bowl if every team’s quarterback was Blake Bortles (48:25).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark get you set for Week 17, including how the crazy AFC wild-card scenario will likely play out (4:04), why NFC teams would rather see Seattle than Atlanta as the 6-seed (16:26), and how resting players in Week 17 will affect the playoff picture and the MVP race (23:40). Then, the guys discuss which coaches need wins Sunday to save their jobs (33:32) and why most teams actually shouldn’t fire their coaches (38:29). Finally, Danny Kelly joins the show to predict next year’s fantasy studs (44:59), including a little-known 49ers receiver who should shine with Jimmy Garoppolo under center (52:16).
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The Ringer’s Bill Simmons and Kevin Clark are joined by former 49ers linebacker Chris Borland to discuss his decision to walk away from football and the best ways to address the major issues in the game today.
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier run through the five games they are most intrigued by this week: Jacksonville Jaguars at San Francisco 49ers (7:15), Atlanta Falcons at New Orleans Saints (9:55), Seattle Seahawks at Dallas Cowboys (12:05), Los Angeles Rams at Tennessee Titans (14:05), and Cleveland Browns at Chicago Bears (18:45).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Danny Kelly get you set for NFL Week 16 by discussing which Saints defender could further his case for Defensive Player of the Year this weekend (7:29), why the Cowboys' path to the playoffs is more realistic than people think (12:51), how the Rams and Titans ended up as polar opposites (18:18), and how Jimmy Garoppolo could fare in a tough test against the Jags (31:05). Then, the guys give out Fantasy Football Awards, including the “Mr. Won You Your League Award” (35:36), and decide who your draft day crush will be for 2018 (53:20).
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the sale of the Carolina Panthers (1:00), the Pro Bowl selections (9:50), and potential coaching changes (27:00).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark recap Week 15, including why the catch rule needs to stop deciding games (01:30), why the Patriots weren’t the better team Sunday (04:15), and how the Jaguars could spoil a Steelers-Patriots rematch in the AFC championship (13:00). Then, the guys discuss how the Rams achieved the biggest offensive turnaround in league history (19:15), which soon-to-be-open coaching job presents the best opportunity for instant success (22:30), and who the flavor of the week is in the NFC (29:30). Finally, Danny Kelly joins the show to break down the AFC playoff picture (46:15 ), including why the Chargers are still the most dangerous wild-card contender (48:45).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier sit down to discuss the wild finish to the Steelers-Patriots game and the catch rule that decided it (1:20), the biggest statement wins of the week (16:00), and Todd Gurley's MVP case (32:38). Then they close by giving out some awards (36:20).
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier are joined by Joel Solomon to review Thursday night’s Broncos-Colts matchup (0:52) and give their picks for the weekend: Los Angeles Chargers at Kansas City Chiefs (8:05), Green Bay Packers at Carolina Panthers (11:13), Los Angeles Rams at Seattle Seahawks (14:27), Dallas Cowboys at Oakland Raiders (17:15), and New England Patriots at Pittsburgh Steelers (22:35).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark get you set for Week 15, including why the Patriots need to win more than the Steelers do Sunday (05:30), how Aaron Rodgers's return could lead to a Super Bowl appearance for Green Bay (14:00), and how the Rams will lock up the NFC West against the Seahawks this week (22:00). Then, the guys lay out the Chargers' path to a home playoff game (29:15) and explain why Blake Bortles deserves a contract extension in Jacksonville (33:00). Plus, Danny Kelly joins the show to answer your fantasy football questions (40:00) and reveals a Jaguars receiver that could win you your playoff matchup (53:45). Finally, the guys discuss how this is the year a non-QB could win the MVP, and explain why that player should be Antonio Brown (55:45).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark break down Week 14, including how “good Jay Cutler” will break your heart again soon (01:00), why the Eagles' Super Bowl hopes are in fact dead without Carson Wentz (07:00), and how Blake Bortles could actually lead the Jaguars to the Super Bowl (26:30). Then, the guys sort through the messy AFC wild-card chase (32:00), and explain why the Patriots should be honest about looking past the Dolphins on Monday night (37:30). Plus, Danny Kelly joins the show to discuss a rough and embarrassing Sunday for the Seahawks (46:15) and to explain how the Packers and Cowboys could jump Seattle in the playoff race (48:15). Finally, Robert offers a sentimental tribute to the recently retired Devin Hester (55:30).
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the developing news about Carson Wentz's injury and what it could mean for the Eagles and the rest of the NFC (2:30), the Panthers' hard-fought win over the previously red-hot Vikings (9:12), the 49ers' second straight win with Jimmy Garoppolo at QB1 (24:35), the playoff picture (26:45), and more.
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier are joined again by Joel Solomon to review New Orleans Saints at Atlanta Falcons (1:33). Then they run through the five games they are most intrigued by this week: Oakland Raiders at Kansas City Chiefs (4:09), Seattle Seahawks at Jacksonville Jaguars (5:26), San Francisco 49ers at Houston Texans (6:55), Philadelphia Eagles at Los Angeles Rams (7:43), and Dallas Cowboys at New York Giants (10:04).
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The Ringer’s Kevin Clark and Robert Mays dig into the final quarter of the season, discussing how Alvin Kamara’s injury revealed that he is the Offensive Rookie of the Year (01:00). Then, the guys rank the personalities of NFL quarterbacks (07:00) and discuss why the Panthers will likely fall out of the playoff hunt after this weekend (14:30). Finally, Robert and Kevin debate where Russell Wilson fits in the MVP discussion (28:45), and Danny Kelly joins the show to talk about some players who can win your fantasy championship for you (46:30), including a sleeper running back who may still be on your waiver wire (53:30).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier sit down to analyze the violent battle between the Steelers and Bengals (02:00), the vacancies in the Giants' front office (07:15), Tom Brady's sideline spat with Josh McDaniels (12:00), the trouble in Chicago (17:45), a new gig for Herm Edwards (29:00), and the College Football Playoff (34:30).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark recap Week 13, including why the horrific injury to Ryan Shazier isn’t the worst thing that can happen in today’s NFL, and that’s a huge problem (01:30). Then, the guys discuss why this angry version of the Seahawks may be the most dangerous (10:00), how the Packers are now set up for Aaron Rodgers’s heroic return to help them steal a playoff spot (25:00), and why Jimmy Garoppolo looks like the future of the 49ers (32:15). Finally, Danny Kelly joins the show to explain how the Patriots defense has perfected bend-but-don’t-break over the past eight games (37:00), and the guys offer their lasting impressions from Week 13 (48:15).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the end of the Ben McAdoo era in N.Y. (01:00), the Seahawks' win over the Eagles (08:30), the victorious Vikings (15:30), Rob Gronkowski's late hit (20:00), the mediocrity of the AFC West (22:15), and wrap up the show by giving out some awards (44:00).
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier are joined by Ringer video writer Joel Solomon to run through their picks of the week: Minnesota Vikings at Atlanta Falcons (2:43), Detroit Lions at Baltimore Ravens (3:50), Los Angeles Rams at Arizona Cardinals (5:51), Carolina Panthers at New Orleans Saints (7:27), and Philadelphia Eagles at Seattle Seahawks (8:56).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark get you set for Week 13, including why the NFC should be rooting for the Vikings over the Falcons (04:30), why the Saints defense need not fear the Panthers offense (12:00), and how the Eagles-Seahawks game could get ugly for Seattle (24:00). Then, the guys discuss why the Giants should have done whatever it takes to extend Eli Manning’s starting streak (30:45) and what makes this version of the Patriots' offense terrifying (34:30). Finally, Danny Kelly joins the show with some starts and sits for your fantasy football regular-season finale (39:00), including why the Eagles backfield is unreliable for fantasy moving forward (41:15).
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On Tuesday, The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark recapped Week 12, including why Joe Flacco shouldn’t be allowed to play in prime time anymore (01:00), why no one wants to face the Falcons in the NFC playoffs (03:30), and why it’s the Rams' defense that deserves more credit for the team's success this year (11:00). Then, the guys discuss some breakout stars who surprised us this season (15:00) and explain why the Texans are the best out-of-the-running team (22:00). Finally, Danny Kelly joins the show to discuss why the Steelers seem to play down to their competition (39:00) and how the Seahawks can scrape together a playoff run despite a depleted defense and no run game (43:45).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss Ben McAdoo's decision to bench Eli Manning (01:00), Joe Flacco's check-down routine (18:15), Miami's many struggles (33:30), and the college football coaching carousel (42:00).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the Raiders' bout with the Broncos, fistfight and all (3:05); the Rams' hard-fought win over the Saints (7:05); and the Falcon's progression (16:15) and the Chiefs' lack thereof (19:05). Then they talk about Jimmy G's first touchdown in San Francisco (25:05) and close out with some awards (28:30).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark react to some great Thanksgiving action, including the Vikings and Case Keenum putting it all together, Dak Prescott's subpar play, and the Chargers becoming the scariest wild-card contender. Then the guys preview Week 12 by discussing how we arrived in a world where Saints-Rams is the game of the week, why the Bills can’t decide if they are tanking or not and why it might be time for the Packers to move on from Mike McCarthy. Finally Danny Kelly joins the show to offer his Week 12 fantasy sleeper picks, including the Rams receiver that will step up in the absence of Robert Woods, the surprise tight end you should start, and Thomas Rawls potentially providing some value in your lineup this Sunday.
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss Seattle's loss to the Falcons on Monday night (01:00), preview the three Thanksgiving Day games (13:30), examine the Jack Del Rio situation in Oakland (27:15), and evaluate the draft stocks of Baker Mayfield and Lamar Jackson (38:00).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark recap an exciting Week 11, including why the Falcons are in the best position to claim an NFC wild-card spot (01:00), how the Eagles are still improving (07:00), why the horrible decision to start Nathan Peterman makes the Bills look like hypocrites (28:00), and how the Chargers have a clear path to the AFC playoffs (32:00). Then, Danny Kelly joins the show to explain the Chiefs’ drop-off from the best team in the league to a mediocre one (36:45). Finally, the Ringer’s Chris Ryan and the guys analyze Doug Pederson’s hairstyle (44:45) and contemplate whether Eagles fans should book trips to the Super Bowl (52:00).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the Eagles' dominating win over Dallas, Jason Garrett's clapping, and the playoff picture heading into Week 12.
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier scrutinize the Tennessee Titans’ flaws as related to their loss in Thursday night’s matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers (1:25) and run through their picks for the weekend: Cincinnati Bengals at Denver Broncos (4:22), Green Bay Packers at Baltimore Ravens (6:50), Los Angeles Rams at Minnesota Vikings (8:14), Dallas Cowboys at Philadelphia Eagles (11:02), and Miami Dolphins at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (13:44).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark recap Thursday night’s Titans vs. Steelers game, including how the SkyCam main angle could be the future of football viewing (01:00) and where Antonio Brown ranks on the all-time wide receiver list (07:45). Then the guys preview Week 11, including why we need to admit that Rams vs. Vikings is the best matchup of the season so far (13:15), how the Cowboys will lose badly to the Eagles on Sunday night (20:00), and why it’s time for Dallas to fire Jason Garrett (39:30). Then, Danny Kelly joins the show to tell you which players from this week’s less interesting matchups could lead your fantasy team to victory (48:30), and the guys predict next week’s biggest headlines (62:45).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi sits down with Tate Frazier to discuss Ben McAdoo's future with the Giants (02:30), the Chargers' innovative ways of losing (06:30), the lack of detail in Oakland (11:00), what's wrong in Denver (16:00), big coaching positions opening up in the NCAA (24:30), and Roger Goodell's contract negotiations (32:45).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark recap Week 10, including the Rams, Saints, and Vikings winning in unique ways (04:00); what the Cowboys' coaches should have done on Sunday (17:00); and how the Steelers can turn around their offensive struggles by changing the game plan for Big Ben (24:45). Then Danny Kelly joins the show to discuss some reasons why—even after the team struggled against the Browns—people shouldn’t sleep on the Lions (43:00) and how the Titans have snuck up on everyone in the AFC (50:15). Finally The Ringer’s Rodger Sherman explains why the 49ers winning was actually a bad thing (57:30) and Kevin makes a case for flexing better matchups to 'Monday Night Football' (67:45).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the Saints' trampling of the Bills (2:20), the Steelers' hard-fought win over the Colts (14:34), the Eagles' Super Bowl plans (18:00), and what's going on in Dallas (21:52). Then they address the Broncos' defense (29:00) and close out with some awards around the league (31:37).
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the devastating Richard Sherman injury (1:12) and dive into their picks for the weekend: New Orleans Saints at Buffalo Bills (4:27), Los Angeles Chargers at Jacksonville Jaguars (5:40), Houston Texans at Los Angeles Rams (7:51), Minnesota Vikings at Washington Redskins (9:14), and Dallas Cowboys at Atlanta Falcons (11:13).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark get you set for Week 10, including why Richard Sherman’s injury further muddies the unpredictable NFC (01:00), how the Saints built one of the best defenses in one offseason (07:00), and why the NFL needs to hold off on 'Thursday Night Football' until after Thanksgiving (29:30). Then, Danny Kelly joins the show with some wide receiver sleeper starts for your fantasy team (40:00) and to explain how Rod Smith could take over the Cowboys backfield (51:30). Finally, Robert and Kevin offer next week’s headlines, including how we are entering a stretch of the schedule when Super Bowl contenders will finally emerge (55:00).
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In a special edition of The Ringer NFL Show, Robert Mays and Kevin Clark take a midseason look at what has been the most complicated season in the history of the league. Danny Kelly joins to explain why the play on the field has seemed uninspired (03:45), but points out the fun things there are to celebrate this season (17:00). Then, Bryan Curtis and the guys discuss the myriad of significant off-field issues, including the cartoonish rift between Jerry Jones and Roger Goodell (22:45) and how the pregame player protests have already been successful (28:30). Plus, Claire McNear joins the show to talk about the player health and safety (37:00), including the one thing that could actually lead to the end of the NFL (44:00).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier break down the Lions' success at Lambeau (04:00), emerging issues in Indianapolis (10:30), a tactical mistake by John Lynch (19:00), coaching opportunities opening up in the college game (25:45), and the origin of the Raiders uniform (36:30).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark recap Week 9 in the NFL by discussing how much Packers coach Mike McCarthy owes Aaron Rodgers for keeping his job this long (02:00), why Carson Wentz is the story of the NFL (07:45), and what Rams coach Sean McVay has done to lead the race for Coach of the Year (15:00). Then the guys talk about how A.J. Green's and Mike Evans’s aggressive actions are proof that the Bengals and Bucs have given up (19:00), why the Saints are a more realistic contender than the Jaguars (27:30), and how the Colts are ruining their franchise by mishandling Andrew Luck’s injury (36:00). Plus, Danny Kelly joins the show to explain how Kirk Cousins took down the Seahawks (43:30), and the guys offer their lasting impressions from Week 9 (54:00).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the dominating performances by the Rams and Eagles (6:15), Kirk Cousins's upset in Seattle (12:30), Ben McAdoo's hot seat (18:45), and the Jaguars taking a stand against Leonard Fournette (32:25).
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier lament the Deshaun Watson injury (0:58), then predict five big matchups of the weekend: Tampa Bay Buccaneers at New Orleans Saints (2:23), Los Angeles Rams at New York Giants (4:05), Denver Broncos at Philadelphia Eagles (5:50), Baltimore Ravens at Tennessee Titans (7:52), and Kansas City Chiefs at Dallas Cowboys (9:05).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark get you set for Week 9 in the NFL, discussing how the football gods took away the only fun thing we had when Deshaun Watson was lost for the season (04:25), why the Texans should sign Colin Kaepernick (29:15), and how the best matchup within the Cowboys-Chiefs game is between two guys you may have never heard of (32:33). Then, Danny Kelly joins the show to redeem himself after his recent “Dark Knight” slump (36:46) and offers a backup tight end who could lead your fantasy team to victory this week (45:00). Plus, Joel Solomon joins to discuss why Brock Osweiler is destined for success (53:15), and the guys predict next week’s biggest headlines (59:09).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier join up with Bill Simmons to break down the Patriots parting ways with Jimmy Garoppolo (02:00), whether the Buffalo Bills are the best in the AFC East (23:15), the problems in Carolina (37:00), the Texans shipping out Duane Brown (42:00), how the 49ers landed Jerry Rice (45:00), the mess in Miami (49:30), and the success of the Eagles (59:30).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark react to the big trades from the past 24 hours, and examine how Jimmy Garoppolo to the 49ers changes the entire league (02:00) and why the NFL trade deadline feels like the NBA and MLB deadlines this year (11:15). Then the guys recognize the teams that are separating from the pack (21:00) and discuss whether anyone can compete with the Eagles or Seahawks in the NFC (27:30). Plus, Danny Kelly joins to explain how the Patriots defense is actually good now (42:30), and why the Bills' offensive improvements make them a contender (46:30).
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The Ringer's Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss Russell Wilson's and Deshaun Watson's performances in a classic in Seattle (03:00), Case Keenum and the Vikings leaving London with a win over Cleveland (10:30), the legitimacy of the Bills (13:00), and a hot seat in Tampa Bay (15:00). Then they turn their focus to trade rumors around the league (17:00), the Falcons squeaking by the Jets (32:45), and the lowly Los Angeles Chargers (34:00). They wrap up by previewing the 'Monday Night Football' matchup between the Chiefs and the Broncos (37:00).
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier run through this weekend’s five most interesting matchups: Minnesota Vikings at Cleveland Browns (1:37), Dallas Cowboys at Washington Redskins (3:44), Oakland Raiders at Buffalo Bills (5:49), Chicago Bears at New Orleans Saints (7:00), and Los Angeles Chargers at New England Patriots (8:56).
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The Ringer’s Kevin Clark and Robert Mays prepare you for Week 8, with discussions on Deshaun Watson and the Texans going to Seattle (05:30), a classic matchup in the NFC East (19:15), and if the NFL needs a universal bye week (27:30). Then, Danny Kelly joins the show to share why the Vikings' receivers are in for a big week in fantasy (37:00), and unveil the latest DK's Dark Knight (50:00). To wrap up, Joel Solomon chimes in to play another edition of Am I Crazy ... (56:00), as well another round of the Over/Under Rotten Tomatoes game (62:00).
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier debate whether the Philadelphia Eagles are the real deal (0:20), question how good the New England Patriots actually are (8:10), wonder if the Pittsburgh Steelers will trade Martavis Bryant (10:50), and discuss Joe Mixon’s recent comments (13:25). Then they speculate how top draft prospects could impact the pros (19:35).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark wrap up Week 7 in the NFL by looking at how this bizarre season has made for the most possible contenders at this point in the year (3:55), why the Seahawks and Vikings are the only teams we actually know right now (11:20), and whether the Patriots can win a title with the worst defense in the league (25:20). Then 'Talk the Thrones' cohost Mallory Rubin joins to explain how Joe Flacco admitted that the Ravens are completely broken (39:00) and why the Steelers don’t need Martavis Bryant (49:10). Finally Robert and Kevin offer their lasting impressions from Week 7, including why the NFL needs to dial back the amount of football on television (56:30).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss Steve Sarkisian’s bizarre play calling for the Falcons (01:45), how pathetic the Panthers looked in Chicago (05:00), the resurgence of the Steelers and the Bills (10:00), Chuck Pagano's future with Indianapolis (16:00), what losing Carson Palmer means to the Arizona Cardinals (20:15), and the Cowboys' impressive win in San Francisco (22:45). They close by giving out some awards (32:30).
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier celebrate Thursday night’s exciting Kansas City Chiefs–Oakland Raiders matchup (0:28) and look ahead to the weekend’s six most intriguing games: Carolina Panthers at Chicago Bears (5:00), New Orleans Saints at Green Bay Packers (6:13), Baltimore Ravens at Minnesota Vikings (7:20), Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Buffalo Bills (8:23), Cincinnati Bengals at Pittsburgh Steelers (10:03), and Tennessee Titans at Cleveland Browns (10:52).
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The Ringer’s Kevin Clark and Danny Kelly get you set for Week 7, including why the Super Bowl rematch between the Falcons and Patriots is already a disappointment (03:00), how an Eagles win on Monday night will solidify them as a contender (10:00), and why the Dolphins should bench Jay Cutler immediately (19:45). Then, Danny explains why some fantasy matchup rankings are misleading, including why Russell Wilson should not be in your lineup this week (24:30). Plus, Joel Solomon joins the show to discuss whether Andy Reid is the most indecisive coach of all time (35:30), and the guys decide who will score higher: the Dolphins or the Rotten Tomatoes rating for 'Snowman' (42:00). Finally, Kevin and Danny explain how an MVP favorite will emerge in prime time this weekend (44:00).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier sit down to discuss whether Brett Hundley can solve the quarterback conundrum in Green Bay (03:00), Dirk Koetter in the hot seat (15:00), James Washington's draft stock (25:00), and a questionable move by the Raiders (29:45).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark recap another wild week in the NFL, including how the biggest losers in the Aaron Rodgers injury are the fans (04:30), why the Seahawks are now the favorite in the NFC (08:15), and how the NFL came to have its most even playing field of all time (19:30). Then Danny Kelly joins the show to explain why the Saints defense is legit (32:15) and how the Falcons are systematically flawed on offense (37:00). Finally, Ringer NBA writer John Gonzalez stops by to celebrate NBA opening night and discuss whether Carson Wentz is the MVP favorite (42:30), before Robert and Kevin offer their lasting impressions from Week 6 (53:00).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss Aaron Rodgers's injury (02:15), the lack of firepower in Atlanta (10:00), the wide-open MVP race (15:00), the underperforming Raiders (19:15), and the mess in Cleveland's front office (25:30).
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The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier recap last week’s games (0:40) and preview the five big matchups to watch this weekend: Green Bay Packers at Minnesota Vikings (5:10), Detroit Lions at New Orleans Saints (6:15), Los Angeles Rams at Jacksonville Jaguars (7:20), Pittsburgh Steelers at Kansas City Chiefs (9:20), and Los Angeles Chargers at Oakland Raiders (12:00).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark get you set for Week 6, with discussions on how the Chiefs might prove to be flawless (04:00), why the Patriots must win against the Jets (09:00), and the reason “Jaguars” and “Super Bowl champions” belong in the same sentence (18:00). Then, Danny Kelly joins the show to tell you whom to start and sit this week in fantasy football (28:00), and to explain why Beast Mode should be returning to glory against the Chargers (31:00). Finally, Robert and Kevin welcome The Ringer’s Joel Solomon to contemplate how the Giants may go 0-16 (39:15), and how vultures will be circling Big Ben and the Steelers if they lose on Sunday (46:30).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier sit down to discuss the end of the Eli era in New York (02:30), the biggest problem most teams face on the field (07:45), the future for the Bears and Mitchell Trubisky (15:45), how Adrian Peterson will fit into the Arizona offense (22:30), and Gary Andersen's departure from Oregon State (26:30).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark recap Week 5, including how the Jaguars have built a new model for success in the NFL (04:30), why Big Ben might be afraid to play football every Sunday (11:30), and which teams are actually the best in the NFC (18:30). Then, Danny Kelly joins the show to explain why the Texans' defensive injuries will lead to more exciting performances from Deshaun Watson (39:00), and how Alex Smith has become the fourth-best quarterback in the league (41:30). Finally, Robert and Kevin field some interesting listener questions from Twitter (47:00), and the guys offer their lasting impressions, including why it’s a bad idea to legislate politics out of the NFL right now (55:30).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier break down an impressive performance from Carson Wentz and the Eagles (03:00), the end of the 2004 QB draft class (07:00), the return of the Seahawks' defense (10:00), the wounded Giants (18:30), and the Jaguars winning in Pittsburgh (22:30).
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On this special mini-podcast, The Ringer’s Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier preview the five big matchups to watch this weekend: Carolina Panthers at Detroit Lions (1:52), Arizona Cardinals at Philadelphia Eagles (2:51), Seattle Seahawks at Los Angeles Rams (3:56), Green Bay Packers at Dallas Cowboys (5:19), and Baltimore Ravens at Oakland Raiders (6:24).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark get you set for NFL’s Week 5, including why Seahawks-Rams is the most interesting matchup of the season so far (06:45), how Deshaun Watson might get into big trouble against the Chiefs defense (10:15), and why the Cowboys might never be as good as they were a season ago (20:30). Then, Kevin recommends full tank mode for the Giants (24:30), Robert predicts a big day for the Jacksonville D-line against Pittsburgh (32:45), and Danny Kelly joins the show to tell fantasy fans why now is the time to make trades for Dez Bryant and Sammy Watkins (38:00). Finally, The Ringer’s Joel Solomon stops by to discuss how Mitchell Trubisky is already one of the best Bears quarterbacks of all time (50:30), and Robert and Kevin anticipate next week's biggest NFL headlines (58:45).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier banter about the lack of clock management in Washington's loss to Kansas City (01:00), a brilliant PR move by Hue Jackson (13:00), the woeful Joe Flacco (17:00), and what the four winless teams have in common (22:00). Then they take a look at the best job in college football (25:45) and discuss whether Sam Darnold will stay in school next year (33:00).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark recap a wild Week 4 in the NFL, examining why a prolific Deshaun Watson makes the Texans one of the scariest teams (02:45), why the Patriots have by far the biggest flaw of any contender (11:45), and how Seahawks-Rams has become the most exciting Week 5 matchup (19:30). Then, The Ringer’s Danny Kelly joins the show to explain why our days of enjoying Beast Mode in Oakland might be short-lived (32:30), and Rodger Sherman joins to debate whether the Cowboys can still be the best team in the NFC East (44:15). Finally, Robert and Kevin offer their lasting impressions from Week 4, including a reminder that good coaching is just as important as good playing (55:45).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier analyze the personnel problem in New England (02:30), the Deshaun Watson effect in Houston (06:00), a big win in Big D for Sean McVay and the Rams (13:00). Then they predict the media's response to Jay Cutler's performance (16:30) and give out some awards for this week (25:30).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark dig into Week 4 in the NFL, beginning with a recap of the Bears vs. Packers game that reminded everyone how serious head injuries are in the NFL (02:00). Then, the guys discuss why this is the weekend when we learn how good the Panthers and Patriots are (11:30), how the Rams high-powered offense will finally be tested in Dallas (18:00), and why the Jaguars are the real deal (28:00). Plus, Mike Lombardi joins the show to explain how we are likely watching the end of the Big Ben era in Pittsburgh (37:00) and Danny Kelly calls in with some not-so-obvious fantasy matchup plays for Week 4 (54:00). Finally, Robert and Kevin offer their headlines for next week, including how pregame protests will continue to rule the news cycle (62:00).
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The Ringer’s Kevin Clark and Bryan Curtis predict the effects of recent events from the week in football by questioning what the NFL’s united front in response to President Trump's comments means (1:21), debating how diagnosing CTE in living people would stifle the popularity of football (11:18), and speculating on whether Trump’s attacks on the NFL will continue (30:17).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier analyze the unimpressive offensive line play in Week 3 (03:30), the myth of aging quarterbacks (08:45), the messy AFC East (21:00), the Carolina Panthers' defensive dilemmas (26:00), the Luke Falk–Sam Darnold matchup on Friday (34:30), and Donald Trump vs. the NFL (40:00).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark recap Week 3 in the NFL, including how this weekend’s player protests created a real opportunity for meaningful change (03:00) and how the game on the field has become impossible to predict. Then the guys discuss why the Titans are who we thought they were (10:00), how the Patriots are the kings of making a play every time they need to (19:15), and how one Cowboys defender affects the game on every single down he plays (26:30). Plus, Danny Kelly joins the show to explain why the tanking Bills have the best defense in the league (32:45). Finally, Robert and Kevin explore the rift between President Donald Trump and the players, and how it isn’t going away any time soon (45:00).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier huddle up to discuss the most memorable moments from Sunday's games (03:00), underperforming quarterback performances (05:45), impending story lines for this week (16:30), and wrap up by handing out some awards for Week 3 (25:30).
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The Ringer's Kevin Clark and Robert Mays preview the four most intriguing matchups in Week 3 (04:00) and discuss the future of international games in the NFL (21:00). Michael Lombardi joins the show to examine the Texans going into New England (29:30) and Dallas playing the Cardinals (36:00). Then Danny Kelly calls in to give out some fantasy football dark horses (45:00). Finally, Kevin and Mays wrap up by predicting next week's NFL headlines (57:30).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the lack of leadership in Dallas (02:30), the statement made by the Lions defense (08:00), Ben McAdoo and the Giants offensive line (12:30), Sean Payton in September (16:00), and Mason Rudolph's draft stock (23:30).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark break down Week 2 in the NFL, including the reason why no one plays well in September (02:45), some serious flaws that the Patriots are facing (10:30), and where Drew Brees will play next season (hint: It’s NOT New Orleans) (13:45). Then, Kevin explains why the Cowboys will be just fine (18:00), Robert reveals his Ringer of the Week (20:00), and Danny Kelly joins the show to make a case for the Ravens as a Super Bowl contender (29:00). Finally, Robert and Kevin give their lasting impressions from Week 2, including how the NFL has a serious watchability problem (41:00).
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The Ringer's Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the Raiders obliterating the Jets (02:00), Pittsburgh's domination over Minnesota (07:00), a classic Patriot win (12:30), Jason Garrett's comments on Dak Prescott (24:00), and a big win for the Falcons over Green Bay (29:00).
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The Ringer’s Kevin Clark and Robert Mays preview Week 2 in the NFL, including their favorite matchups (03:30), who could be the worst team in the league (25:00), and a new ceiling for the Jaguars (29:00). Then, Michael Lombardi joins to explain the underwhelming offense in Cincinnati (36:30), and Danny Kelly chimes in to praise the Chargers' defensive schemes (52:00). Finally, Robert and Kevin end the show predicting next week's biggest headlines (61:00).
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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier huddle up to discuss whether or not Trevor Siemian can save the Broncos (02:30), a new-look Raiders defense (05:00), a victorious yet unhappy Joe Flacco (13:30), and the top draft prospects in college football (19:00).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark react to a wild Week 1 in the NFL, including how the Cowboys regained their NFC contender status Sunday night (03:30) and how the Seahawks may have lost theirs (08:00). Then, the guys discuss how the Raiders and Marshawn Lynch are the perfect mix of fun and force (10:00), why running backs won’t play a role in playoff races this season (20:00), and how some lesser-known Ravens exposed the bumbling Bengals (30:00). Then, Danny Kelly joins the show to explain why Le’Veon Bell struggled out of the gates against Cleveland (33:00) and Rodger Sherman helps the guys decide whether some Week 1 surprises were a fluke or not (42:30). Finally, Robert and Kevin point out some marquee matchups that we lost for this season this weekend (49:30), and how one glaring weakness could make for a long season leaguewide (51:00).
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Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier react to the Sunday slate of Week 1 games. Topics include: Cowboys-Giants (1:26), Andy Dalton's donut (14:33), Le'Veon's lackluster return (23:15), and the Rams' rout (26:35).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark kick off their regular-season show by discussing the shocking Chiefs win over the Patriots (01:30) and why Kansas City will never be in perfect form again this season (05:00). Then the guys look at a possible NFC championship preview in Green Bay (09:30), how Dak Prescott’s true test is still to come (16:30), and why Aaron Donald should sit out the entire season (23:00). Also, Danny Kelly joins to explain why the numbers say Kirk Cousins may have a long day against an underrated Eagles defensive line (30:30). Finally, Robert and Kevin offer some story lines that will dominate NEXT week, including a warning for anyone who thinks the Patriots dynasty is ending (52:30).
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The Ringer's Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the backlash from Eagles fans regarding Lombardi's comments on Doug Pederson (01:30), new Buccaneer T.J. Ward (13:30), and dividing snaps in Chicago (18:00), and then preview a few Week 1 matchups (24:00).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark answer the final four of 33 Preseason Questions leading up to opening night, including why Andrew Luck's absence could cost the Colts their season (03:45) and how one transaction from this weekend makes an NFC West team an instant Super Bowl contender (05:00). Then, the guys make their predictions for Coach of the Year (10:00), Offensive and Defensive Rookies of the Year (14:00), and MVP (24:30). Finally, Robert and Kevin pick all 12 playoff teams (31:30) and make their Super Bowl LII predictions (49:30).
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The Ringer’s Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the implications of the weekend’s big moves in football: what Andrew Luck’s shoulder injury means for the Colts (1:10), the Patriots’ motivations behind trading Jacoby Brissett for Phillip Dorsett (4:15), and the Seahawks’ rising Super Bowl chances after acquiring Sheldon Richardson (16:25).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark continue answering 33 Preseason Questions leading up to opening night, including how the Titans have revealed some secret weapons (03:00), why rookie quarterbacks are on the rise in Chicago and Kansas City (09:00), and how another soon-to-be-former Jet could be joining Brandon Marshall on the Giants (12:45). Then, The Ringer’s own Danny Kelly joins the show with a gripe about Russell Wilson (21:15) and a prediction about when the spread-offense bubble could burst (31:00). Finally, Robert and Kevin discuss what will be the story of this NFL season (41:15) and whether we’ve finally arrived in the new golden era of QBs (43:15).
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The Ringer's Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier conclude Lombardi's blue-chip countdown on the sidelines by discussing Al Davis's view of coaching (02:00), the top offensive generals in the NFL (08:00), the best defensive play callers (27:30), and the elite special-teams coaches (39:30).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark continue answering 33 Preseason Questions leading up to opening night. They explore some preseason injuries that have more fantasy impact than Julian Edelman’s (04:00) and discuss whether the Falcons could be even better this year despite taking an offensive step back (14:00). Then, the guys consider whether the Seahawks defense is among the best of all-time (19:30), debate whether Derek Carr is a top-flight quarterback (24:30), and look at how the Cowboys have already fallen from NFC championship contention (28:30). Finally, Robert and Kevin imagine a major trade between the Patriots and Jets (34:15), and go over every NFL team that could win the Super Bowl this season (39:30).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark continue answering 33 Preseason Questions *by focusing on the* best bets for gamblers this season, including why the leading passer won’t be named Brady, Brees, or Rodgers (05:00) and how two Chargers are your best bets to lead the league in receiving and rushing (07:30). Then, the guys discuss some truly long-shot bets worth looking at (17:00), an AFC North quarterback who could lead the league in interceptions (27:45), and which games the Jets will be favored in (32:15). Finally, Robert and Kevin pick the safest bets for over/under team win totals (36:00) and debate whether the Packers can get to double-digit wins (39:00).
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The Ringer's Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier continue Lombardi's blue-chip-player countdown with the defensive side of the ball, including defensive ends (02:00), defensive tackles (07:00), linebackers (15:30), cornerbacks (21:15), and safeties (24:30).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark continue answering 33 Preseason Questions leading up to opening day. Topics include whether the Bills should trade Tyrod Taylor (05:00) and the increasingly crowded Jameis Winston and Marcus Mariota bandwagons (18:00). Then the guys award Earl Thomas with some retroactive MVP awards (27:30) and consider a Patriots weakness that could affect their playoff run (33:30). Finally, Robert and Kevin explain why Cam Newton and Andrew Luck had better be on the field in Week 1 (37:00) and why the Broncos might be in big trouble (41:00).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark continue their 33 Preseason Questions leading up to opening day, including why Big Ben could be in for his biggest season (3:30), and how a healthy Honey Badger will have the Cards flying high (7:25). Then, the guys fantasize about a trade that could make the Jaguars a playoff contender (11:30), having a beer with Blake Bortles (20:50), and which player could play the most positions in an NFL game (23:50). Finally, Robert and Kevin discuss how the Falcons and Packers stole some key pieces for their playoff chases (35:20).
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The Ringer's Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier continue Lombardi's tradition of identifying the blue-chip players at each offensive position, including quarterbacks (04:00), running backs (09:30), tight ends (16:15) and offensive linemen, heading into the 2017 NFL season (20:00).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark continue their 33 Preseason Questions leading up to opening day and discuss which teams could win the Super Bowl if Bill Belichick was their coach (02:30). Then, the guys talk about why a pair of AFC West teams could be in for the season from hell (09:45), and they welcome Ringer FC host and long suffering Jets fan, Ryan O’Hanlon for a special guest question (17:30). Finally, Robert and Kevin explain how the Giants O-line may prevent Beckham and Marshall from shining (28:00), and why the Raiders may be vulnerable on defense this season (29:30).
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The Ringer’s Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the suspension of Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott (02:00), the Buffalo Bills trading Sammy Watkins to the Los Angeles Rams (12:30), and standouts of the preseason so far (19:00).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark continue their 33 Preseason Questions leading up to opening night with some fantasy-draft advice, including someone on the Browns that can win you your league (04:15), how the Patriots finally have a reliable fantasy running back (07:30), and why you shouldn’t draft Le’Veon Bell early this year (10:15). Then, the guys weigh David Johnson vs. Zeke Elliott for first overall pick (18:15) and discuss why LeSean McCoy could be in for a down year (29:00). Finally, Robert and Kevin pick their RedZone channel MVPs and highlight some rookies that should find the end zone all season long (33:30).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark tackle four more of their 33 Preseason Questions leading up to opening night, including how the Dolphins just gave the Titans a playoff spot (3:45) and which division you shouldn’t take your eyes off of this season (14:20). Then the guys discuss why David Johnson is the perfect NFL player (25:40) and how Cam Newton’s supporting cast makes the Panthers contenders again (27:40). Finally, Robert and Kevin point out some quarterbacks you need to start paying attention to (33:30), including DeShone Kizer, who could be the next great NFL leader (37:40).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark dive into the first three of their 33 Preseason Questions leading up to opening night, including which starting QBs will be hitting the pine first (05:00) and who will be this year's breakout rookies (16:45). Then, 'Watch' host and Eagles fan Chris Ryan joins the show to celebrate Wentzapalooza (28:00) and examine the song preferences of NFC East starting QBs (36:00). Finally, Robert and Kevin discuss which training camp battles matter (38:45), including one that will decide the fate of Russell Wilson (43:00).
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The Ringer's Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier huddle up to discuss the quarterback situation in Baltimore (02:15), how Gisele Bündchen's offseason comments on concussions could affect Tom Brady this season (09:30), Odell Beckham Jr.'s upcoming payday (16:45), Christian McCaffrey's performance at camp (22:00), the Cardinals signing Tramon Williams (25:00), Rob Ninkovich's retirement (26:30), and Jason Garrett's not-so-subliminal message for Ezekiel Elliott (30:00).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark discuss the players that will make the biggest leaps this season, including two new star running backs from the NFC North (03:00), defensive linemen your quarterback should be afraid of (11:45), one free agent signing that will equal a playoff win for New England (17:00), and a former Patriot that will lead the Titans to the AFC South title (24:45). They also introduce some fresh faces to the MVP discussion (32:00) and the surprising reason you should actually pay attention to the Browns this year (44:00).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark share some skepticism about young starting quarterbacks (04:30), explain why JJ Watt will never be the same (15:30), and tell you why this year’s leading receiver isn’t named Odell, Julio, or Antonio (21:00). Then, Danny Kelly joins the show to predict the downfall of Kirk Cousins (32:00). Finally, Mays and Clark take aim at America’s beloved Dallas Cowboys (38:45) and the entire NFC East.
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The Ringer's Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier huddle up to discuss Carolina firing Dave Gettleman (01:00), Thomas Davis and Greg Olsen's impact on the decision (03:30), the return of Marty Hurney (10:00), the Dallas Cowboys and Ezekiel Elliott (11:30), the keys to training camp (16:00), Steelers that are holding out (22:30), Matt Ryan's contract situation (26:00), a new rule for coaches (30:30), and the popularity of James Conner (34:00).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark get together to discuss the importance of supporting casts to a quarterback's success (01:45) and which signal-callers got the most help this offseason (05:00). Then Danny Kelly joins the show to give his opinion on the three most overlooked offseason acquisitions (17:45). Lastly, Mays and Clark rank their five most desirable teams in terms of supporting casts, as well as their least desirable (48:00).
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The Ringer's Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier huddle up to discuss the upcoming season for Jason Garrett and the Dallas Cowboys (01:30), how the Cleveland Browns should handle DeShone Kizer (09:45), "The Franchise" Kirk Cousins (13:30), Alex Smith's future (21:15), what to expect from J.J. Watt (25:00), and the decline of the NFL supplemental draft (27:45).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark sort NFL teams into five different types of franchises based on team-building strategies: the "drafters" (4:00), the "traders and signers" (8:45), the "tinkerers" (13:00), the "long-gamers," and the "no-planners" (18:15). Then, they rank the best and worst team-building plans in the league (27:30).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark return to evaluate the worth of the top quarterbacks in the NFL this upcoming season (03:45) and debate the five most valuable players at the position (06:00). Then, they delve into the most valuable non-quarterbacks (21:00) and rank the top five non-QBs, as well (28:45).
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The Ringer's Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss what Terron Armstead's injury means for Drew Brees and the Saints (03:30), whether the Lions can overcome the absence of Taylor Decker (12:15), the Jaguars' loss of Jalen Ramsey (17:30), evaluating a young Randall Cunningham (22:00), Jerry Jones meeting the Pope (31:30), and whether Tom Brady will play in China (33:15).
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The Ringer's Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the Denver Broncos under John Elway (03:45), if Cordarrelle Patterson will be a good fit with the Oakland Raiders (13:30), Odell Beckham Jr.'s return to practice (23:00), the crowded "Wentz Wagon" in Philadelphia (26:00), if the N.Y. Jets are already tanking (30:00), and the Washington Redskins' front-office moves (34:00).
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The Ringer's Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss Pete Carroll's coaching principles (02:30), Russell Wilson's burden of responsibility (08:00), Tom Brady's concussion (16:30), Odell Beckham Jr.'s holding out (20:00), the salary cap issues for the L.A. Rams (21:45), Oakland Raider Marshawn Lynch (25:15), the Jets' release of David Harris (27:00), and Ron Rivera's comments regarding the NFL's rule against Christian McCaffrey (32:00).
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The Ringer's Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier examine the rivalry between the Steelers and the Ravens (01:30), Baltimore's young receiving corps (07:30), and their defense's identity without Terrell Suggs (10:00). Then they discuss Pittsburgh's plans going forward with an aging Ben Roethlisberger (13:00) and the Steelers' unsung hero (17:30) before reviewing recent news in the NFL (31:00).
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The Ringer's Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier huddle up to discuss the upcoming season for Christian Hackenberg and the New York Jets (04:00), Carson Wentz and the Eagles (09:30), and if Dak Prescott can improve on his incredible rookie season (13:30). Then they examine the worst of the worst in the NFL, including the San Francisco 49ers (21:00) and the Cleveland Browns (23:30). Lastly, they weigh in on Eddie Lacy's contract incentives (31:00), if Colin Kaepernick fits with the Seattle Seahawks (33:00) and Ben Roethlisberger's return to the Pittsburgh Steelers (34:00).
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The Ringer's Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier get together to discuss the best offensive (02:00) and defensive (12:15) players available to be traded. Then they break down the quarterback situation for the New York Giants (24:00), the Miami Dolphins consulting Peyton Manning (33:00), and Michael Vick's comments about the New York Jets (34:30).
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The Ringer's Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier talk quarterback drama in Chicago (01:00), positive vibes for the Chargers (09:00), fifth-year options (16:00), the Broncos signing Jamaal Charles (22:00), Jay Cutler the broadcaster (24:00), and top prospects sitting out future bowl games (27:00).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Mike Lombardi huddle up to discuss good value picks in the third and fourth rounds (03:00), the San Francisco 49ers' good fortune (05:00), and John Ross (12:00). Then Kevin Clark joins the show to discuss the most improved teams (21:00), and the gang wraps up with their "Way-Too-Early Predictions" (36:30).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Mike Lombardi review the second round of the NFL draft, including Carolina's draft habits (2:09), the Colts' offseason moves to stabilize their defense (6:45), what Cam Robinson will bring to Jacksonville (8:21), and Arizona's impressive selections (14:11). Then they analyze the Bengals' pick of Joe Mixon (20:50).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays, Mike Lombardi, and Kevin Clark huddle up to discuss their initial reactions to the Chicago Bears trading up for Mitchell Trubisky (01:00), the surprising Corey Davis pick (06:30), picks they loved (09:30), and great players left on the board (21:30).
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The Ringer's Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss Mitchell Trubisky's future (02:00), the NFL draft experience before cellphones (05:00), and trading down to buy time (08:00). Then Lombardi shares a few draft stories from his days working with Al Davis (12:00) and Bill Belichick (24:00).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays, Danny Kelly, and Kevin Clark give an in-depth look at the top-10 draft picks based on team needs (2:35), including Cleveland's desperate need for just about everything (3:00) and Jacksonville's QB issues (16:50). Then they make a few suggestions for picks 11-32 (46:02), including life after Carson Palmer (48:05).
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The Ringer's Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier break down the top 10 NFL draft prospects on each side of the ball (02:00), Dalvin Cook's sliding stock (34:00), the 'Monday Night Football' schedule (35:30), and T.J. Watt ranking higher than J.J. Watt (37:00).
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The Ringer's Kevin Clark and Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck discuss his injured offseason (01:00), his NFL draft experience (06:00), athletes being politically active (11:30), and 'Game of Thrones' (14:00).
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The Ringer's Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss Andrew Luck's surgery (01:00), Blake Bortles and the Jacksonville Jaguars (8:30), NFL refs and touchdown celebrations (17:30), Kawann Short's contract with the Carolina Panthers (20:30), Dak Prescott filling Tony Romo's shoes (24:00), and Malcolm Butler's future (27:00).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Danny Kelly discuss the Marshawn Lynch saga and what it means to Seahawks fans (02:00). Then Dane Brugler of CBS Sports joins the show to discuss top safety prospects Jamal Adams and Malik Hooker (15:00), where Jabrill Peppers fits in the NFL (25:00), and some of the highest-rated cornerbacks entering the draft (36:00).
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The Ringer's Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the Chiefs' interest in Pat Mahomes (02:00), the Browns' plan with the top pick (05:15), the myth of pre-draft visits (15:15), the lack of offensive line talent (18:30), and a potential Marshawn Lynch–Richard Sherman reunion (25:30).
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The Ringer's Kevin Clark and Philadelphia Eagle Malcolm Jenkins discuss Jenkins's efforts for social justice (00:25), activism in the NFL (03:00), Donald Trump (12:00), the timing of Colin Kaepernick's protest (16:00), and Chip Kelly's future in football (29:00).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Danny Kelly discuss Richard Sherman's availability (02:00), teams that could make the trade (07:00), and Desmond Trufant's contract extension (12:00). Then Daniel Jeremiah of the NFL Network calls in to analyze Deshaun Watson (16:30), DeShone Kizer (33:30), and the value of Davis Webb (43:45).
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The Ringer's Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss Marshawn Lynch's return to football (6:00), Richard Sherman's potential split with the Seahawks (11:00), NFL draft sleepers (18:00), and Peyton Manning's plans (26:00).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark break down the retirement of Tony Romo (01:00), scenarios that could possibly bring him back to the field (03:00), and his legacy (20:00). Bryan Curtis then calls in to weigh in on Romo's future in the booth (29:30) and former Dallas Cowboys in the media (34:00). Then, 'GM Street' host Mike Lombardi joins the show to talk about the team most disappointed by the retirement news (40:00), where the Texans go from here (41:30), and the effects of Romo's decision on the Cowboys (47:40).
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The Ringer's Kevin Clark talks to NFL Hall of Famer LaDainian Tomlinson about his new position as special assistant to the owner of the Los Angeles Chargers (01:00), winning fans over in L.A. (03:00), leaving San Diego (05:00), the evolution of playing running back in the NFL (09:00), his post-retirement training regime (12:30), and Colin Kaepernick (13:30).
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The Ringer's Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier huddle up to discuss the value of free-agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick (01:00), the Raiders moving to Las Vegas (09:00), first-round running backs (10:30), Adrian Peterson's future (17:00), Geno Smith and the N.Y. Giants (19:00), and Roger Goodell's return to Foxborough (21:00).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays is joined by 'Bleacher Report' NFL 1000 analyst Charles McDonald to discuss Myles Garrett as a franchise foundation piece (02:00), Jonathan Allen vs. Solomon Thomas (6:45), possible second-round standouts (21:30), and T.J. Watt (37:30).
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The Ringer’s Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier huddle up to discuss Mitch/Mitchell Trubisky’s draft stock (5:00), the true value of Jabrill Peppers (14:00), Cam Newton’s injury (18:00), Ezekiel Elliot’s partying (22:00), and the NFL rule changes (25:00).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays is joined by Danny Kelly to preview a few of their favorite wide receivers and tight ends in this year's draft (02:00). They analyze Clemson wideout Mike Williams (04:30), Western Michigan's Corey Davis (09:45), Washington Husky John Ross (13:30), and a few tight ends who could make an impact in the league (23:00). Then, former Michigan Wolverine Jake Butt calls in to discuss playing tight end as a youth (29:45), learning pro-style offenses under Jim Harbaugh (31:15), his favorite Harbaugh story (32:30), and his knee injury in the Orange Bowl (36:30).
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The Ringer's Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier team up to discuss the pursuit of Malcolm Butler by the New Orleans Saints (01:00), draft day for Deshaun Watson (08:00), available free agents (13:30), Adrian Peterson's future (15:30), and the quarterback situation for the New York Jets (24:00).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays kicks off his NFL draft coverage with Lance Zierlein of NFL.com to discuss some of the top running backs available (02:00), Dalvin Cook vs. Leonard Fournette (5:00), how Christian McCaffrey will fit in the NFL (17:45), the art of mock drafting (31:45), and under-the-radar players to watch for (38:45).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark break down the Brock Osweiler trade (00:30), Jimmy Garoppolo's future (12:00), Alshon Jeffery going to Philadelphia (14:45), the New Orleans Saints' free-agency activity (22:50), the Russell Okung signing (27:25), and the return of Julius Peppers to the Carolina Panthers (35:30).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays, Kevin Clark, and Danny Kelly discuss DeSean Jackson and Tampa Bay (01:50), Brandon Marshall going to the NY Giants (04:00), the 49ers signing Kyle Juszczyk (8:10), Mike Glennon becoming a Chicago Bear (14:00), Calais Campbell's future (28:50), and Matt Kalil's massive contract (37:45).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays is joined by Mike Lombardi to discuss their final thoughts on the NFL Combine (00:30), Myles Garrett's performance (02:30), grading Jonathan Allen (05:25), and how the Cleveland Browns should handle the first pick of the draft (7:30). Then, they dive into free agency, breaking down available wide receivers (10:00), DeSean Jackson rumors (18:00), T.J. Lang and this class of free agent guards (20:00), Mike Glennon's value (27:00), and available defensive players (33:00).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark cozy up in an Indianapolis hotel room to discuss the star-studded tie-breaking coin flip (1:00), Davis Webb's confidence (4:30), Leonard Fournette's performance (07:00), Christian McCaffrey (09:00), drafting a running back in the first round (11:00), and the Tony Romo-Kirk Cousins trade rumor (19:30).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Danny Kelly team up in Indianapolis to discuss how the combine has changed since last year (01:00), John Lynch and the 49ers' interest in safeties (07:45), the quarterback situation for Hue Jackson and the Cleveland Browns (12:10), and the value of Brandin Cooks (18:00).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Mike Lombardi get together in Indianapolis to discuss the history of the NFL combine (01:00), the Rams using the franchise tag on Trumaine Johnson and what it says about their direction (04:00), and what Johnson and the rest of the franchise-tagged players are doing to the free-agent market (06:45).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark team up to discuss Mario Addison being re-signed by the Carolina Panthers (3:05), the New York Jets releasing Nick Mangold (7:30), the weird NFL offseason calendar (13:55), and the value of the NFL combine (23:00).
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HBO and The Ringer's Bill Simmons and Mike Lombardi discuss Adrian Peterson's future (6:00), under-the-radar teams for Romo (12:00), the next Dak Prescott (17:00), Jimmy Garoppolo trade destinations (21:00), and Patriots free agents (26:00).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Danny Kelly team up to evaluate this offseason's available quarterbacks, including Tony Romo (1:30), discuss whether Tyrod Taylor will be changing teams (8:00), rate Jimmy Garoppollo's value (20:30), and name a few veterans who may find new jobs (39:00).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Danny Kelly break down the stability of several NFL teams, including the New England Patriots (02:00), the Dallas Cowboys (07:00), the Miami Dolphins (21:00), the Denver Broncos (31:40), and the San Francisco 49ers (40:25).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays calls on Mike Lombardi to break down all the nitty-gritty details of the Super Bowl (1:20) and how the offseason will treat New England and Atlanta (13:25). Then Danny Kelly joins the show to discuss his favorite plays (28:45) and Steve Sarkisian replacing Kyle Shanahan (39:45).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark discuss what went wrong for the Falcons in Super Bowl LI (02:30), who is to blame (06:40), Bill Belichick's fourth-and-3 call (08:25), the postgame locker rooms (09:35), talent against depth (13:30), and the future of the Falcons (17:55). At the end, they dive into the "is Tom Brady the greatest?" debate (21:25).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays is joined by New York magazine's Rembert Browne to discuss the ups and downs of having your favorite team in the Super Bowl (1:20), going home to Atlanta to watch the game (5:20), the moment the Falcons earned their confidence (8:05), and how emotional Rembert will be if they win (19:00). Then, Will Brinson of CBS Sports joins the show to analyze the most interesting aspect of the game (23:25), LeGarrette Blount and Deion Lewis (30:05), and Kyle Shanahan's brilliance (36:00).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Danny Kelly preview the Super Bowl and discuss the use of running backs in the passing game (3:15), the importance of play-action in the Falcons offense (12:20), Dan Quinn's history against the Pats (18:20), and a surprising possible MVP (26:30). Then, Mike Lombardi joins the show to discuss Belichick's likely initial game plan (28:45), stopping Julio Jones (34:00), and how the teams' roster usage and formational flexibility will be a key to victory (47:20).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark discuss the falling prices of Super Bowl tickets (01:15), when the Falcons defense turned the corner (04:35), the Kyle Shanahan effect (22:30), the 49ers hiring John Lynch (26:55), and how this Patriots season will be remembered (32:55).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays is joined by Greg Cosell of NFL Films to discuss defensive adjustments for the New England Patriots (01:45). Then Jonathon Jones of Sports Illustrated talks about the Falcons' place in Atlanta (21:49). Finally, Aaron Schatz of Football Outsiders weighs in on some interesting statistics for both Super Bowl teams (34:37).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark break down the NFC championship beatdown (1:20), the Falcons' impressive defensive game plan (4:23), the Packers' bad breaks (5:25), and Matt Ryan's beautiful offense (12:24). Then, they dissect the AFC championship game (19:06), Chris Hogan running wild (21:27), the pathetic Steelers offense (23:50), and where they rank this Patriots team among all-time New England squads (25:39).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Danny Kelly thoroughly break down this Sunday's conference championship games, featuring the Atlanta Falcons hosting the Green Bay Packers (02:05) and the Pittsburgh Steelers traveling to take on the New England Patriots (23:04).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark discuss the epic Packers-Cowboys showdown (01:34), "The Throw" (10:34), the Falcons' win (15:57), and the future of the Seahawks (20:18). Then, they cover New England's victory over the Texans (27:30), the Chiefs' loss to the Steelers (37:45), and Andy Reid's legacy (40:53).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Danny Kelly discuss the Seahawks visiting the Falcons (01:26), the Patriots hosting the Texans (16:21), and Aaron Rodgers and Green Bay going to Dallas (25:38). Then Terez Paylor of The Kansas City Star joins the show to break down the Chiefs' matchup against the Steelers (37:29).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark discuss how the Packers pulled away from the Giants (1:10), Pittsburgh's victory over Miami (12:29), and the Lions' loss to the Seahawks (20:22). Then, Shea Serrano joins the show to analyze the Texans' big win over the Raiders (26:15).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Danny Kelly preview the Raiders visiting the Texans (1:16), Detroit going to Seattle (11:01), Miami at Pittsburgh (21:35), and the Giants against the Packers (31:12).
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The Ringer’s Robert Mays, Kevin Clark, and Danny Kelly break down the potential road to the Super Bowl for each AFC (1:40) and NFC team (41:48) in the NFL postseason this year.
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Danny Kelly discuss Derek Carr’s broken leg and its impact on Oakland (1:32), Marcus Mariota’s injury (10:06), Cleveland's win (19:41), the Chiefs’ sleeper offense (21:54), and their "Starting Five Ringer NFL Show All-Stars" (31:53).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Danny Kelly discuss Pro Bowl roster snubs (6:00), who the real MVP is (18:00), the best-case-scenario playoff matchups (28:00), and the most impactful Christmas Day games (40:00).
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The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark discuss the Giants defense (1:25), the massive playoff implications from Sunday's games (9:55), their "spotlight guys" (29:49), and which NFL players would be best at dodgeball (39:30).
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