Believe it or not, the 2024 NFL regular season is over and we are entering the postseason! In the AFC, the favorites appear to be Baltimore, Buffalo, and of course, Kansas City. In the NFC, it's wide open. Unlike years past, you can make a case for all seven playoff teams to make it all the way to the Super Bowl and it wouldn't be a huge shock. We pick our Super Bowl matchups and make our Wild Card round selections, and we expect some of these games to be truly Wild!

Over the last five games, Kirk Cousins has thrown nine interceptions and only one touchdown. With Atlanta's playoff hopes still alive, they're turning to rookie quarterback Michael Penix Jr. for a spark on offense. Patrick Mahomes may miss time with an ankle injury, which could put the Chief's #1 seed chances in jeopardy. What's even worse about that is we would have to watch Carson Wentz play quarterback on Christmas Day.

The Washington Commanders have gone 1-3 since our last bonus episode. However, it's not as bad as that sounds. They have a solid lead on the 7th seed in the NFC and with 4 games to go, they have a schedule that on paper isn't too worrisome. We analyze where the team is right now, where Daniels is in his progression as an NFL quarterback, and how far this team can go if they make it into the playoffs.

The NFC West might be the tightest division race this season and all 4 teams are very much alive. Over in the AFC, Denver, Miami, Indianapolis, and Cincinnati are all fighting for the last wild card spot. We're breaking down games with major playoff implications and even some potential Super Bowl matchups.

It is now December and there are five weeks left of the regular season, which mean teams will start making their final push for the big dance in January. Most games we spend a significant amount of time on will be games with playoff implications.

We hope you all have a safe and Happy Thanksgiving! We break down this week's slate of games and give our predictions, and we also go through the top 10 dishes for Thanksgiving dinner!

It’s all falling apart for Jerry Jones. His Cowboys, his dreams of reaching another Super Bowl, his billion dollar playpen, it’s all quite literally collapsing. The one positive takeaway from the past several months was the $18M gate that AT&T stadium received for the Paul vs. Tyson fight (if you can call it that). Tell me if you’ve heard this more than a couple times in the past dozen years, both New York franchises are imploding. We might be the only ones not surprised about that one. Also, why are the best kickers in the game terrible right now? We discuss all that and more in this week’s episode!

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