3rd And Goal

Dan and Rob look ahead to the NFC North. Aaron Rodgers is returning to Green Bay for one last run at the Super Bowl. The Packers are the runaway Division winners as we have the remaining three teams all with losing records. The Bears, Vikings and Lions all have reasons to be optimistic for the year and Dan has the Bears as Division winners in 2022 once Rodgers and potentially Davante Adams have moved on to pastures new.

Rob, Fred and Dan round up their AFC divisional previews with a look at the AFC West. It comes as no surprise that everyone has the Kansas City Chiefs as the run away winners of the division but there were varying views around the final positions of the other three teams. Fred has the Vegas Raiders finishing second much to Dans surprise whilst Rob thinks the Broncos will fare better than Fred and Dan do. From next week we turn our attention towards the NFC divisions starting with the NFC North.

Dan, Rob and Fred discuss the AFC South, home to the biggest joke in football currently, the Houston Texans. Two potential top end teams are due to battle it out for the divisional crown in the Titans and the Colts, whilst the Jaguars are looking for brighter times with their new franchise QB and a full set of new coaching staff. 

Fred, Dan and Rob continue their Division preview episodes and take a look at the AFC East - It will come as no surprise that everyone had the Bills as the Divisional Champs, but Dan and Rob have the Jets as finishing second and the Pats bottom, whilst Fred has the Pats taking 2nd place and the Jets finishing bottom. It was all agreed this was a season of huge importance for the Dolphins and their second year QB 'Tua' who Fins fans will be hoping makes strides in his second year with a new look receiving corps around him.

Rob, Dan and Fred start taking a look through each division in the NFL, starting with the AFC North. We discuss this exciting division which includes three top end young Quarterbacks. We look at each teams and their strengths and weaknesses heading into 2021 before making some bold claims about division standings and team records

We are pleased to be participating alongside 11 other great podcasts in a Charity Fantasy Football League. Everyone has donated money to join the league with the winners charity benefitting from these donations. There's plenty of great causes involved and some fun draft strategies including auctioning off of picks to raise extra money from a couple of those involved. For this episode we just hit record, talk fantasy football and work through the first 4 rounds of the draft.

Dan, Rob and Fred take time to discuss 9 teams they've identified where there could be a Quarterback battle both in training camp for the starting job week 1, but also throughout the season. Will Drew Lock or Teddy Bridgewater get the job for the Denver Broncos and whoever gets the job, can they keep it? We also look at the Packers and Texans with question marks over the futures of their starting Quarterbacks and an honorary mention for our favourite quarterback Tua Tagovailoa after throwing 5 interceptions in the first day of the Dolphins OTAs

Fred and Rob recap on last weeks episode. The Julio trade is now done and he heads to the Titans much to the delight of AJ Brown. We also discuss Aaron Rodgers not attending Mandatory Training Camp and how the rest of the sage is likely to play out. The London games are returning and we have an early preview of the Falcons Jets and Dolphins Jags before discussing the biggest trades of the off season and whether someone in the NFC North can dethrone the Packers if Rodgers doesn't return.

Rob and Dan discuss the poll results from our early season predictions episode, and then discuss the latest Julio Jones trade rumours and whether Aaron Rodgers will remain in Green Bay in 2021.

Dan, Rob and Fred discuss their early season predictions for 2021. We discuss who will win the Super Bowl? Rookie of the year, Defensive player of the year, rush yard and receiving yard leader as well as the over achieving and underachieving teams and players. It's very early to start our predictions and there's some controversial opinions. Check out our Twitter for a range of polls where you can tell us where we've gone wrong (or right!)