With Jake returning, he and Adam react to their Eyes On 5 games and take aim at the Baltimore Ravens for giving up another 4th quarter lead in a loss to the Cleveland Browns as well as questioning whether the Chicago Bears will be able to establish consistency on offense this season after a heartbreaking loss to the Washington Commanders.

Then they break down the news of the week, including Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson being benched for Joe Flacco and Diontae Johnson being traded from the Carolina Panthers to the Baltimore Ravens. They also look at the key injuries sustained over the last week and discuss any potential moves teams can make ahead of the November 5th Trade deadline.

On this solo edition of RPTB, Adam reacts to the Los Angeles Rams beating the Minnesota Vikings amidst a controversial no-call and explains why the NFL cannot continue to ignore the gross and egregious incompetence of the referees and the need for changes. He also breaks down why the loss of Minnesota left tackle Christian Darrisaw isn't a total loss but could be concerning moving forward.

Then he goes through the news of the week including Lions receiver Jameson Williams being suspended for violating the PED policy and Tua Tagovailoa set to return after clearing concussion protocol.

Adam and Jake break down their Eyes On 5 games of Week 7 and talk about how the 49ers season may be done after sustaining more major injuries against the Chiefs and how the Lions vs. Vikings game could be the game of the year.

Then they dive into the most recent trades, including DeAndre Hopkins heading to the Kansas City Chiefs and discuss how this could be the exact thing needed to unlock their offense and cure Patrick Mahomes's woes so far. They also discuss Alvin Kamara's extension and key injuries in the league. Finally, they preview Thursday night's matchup between the Minnesota Vikings and the Los Angeles Rams

Adam and Jake react to the Denver Bronco's domination of the New Orleans Saints on Thursday Night Football and discuss if Spencer Rattler is an NFL QB after a dismal performance and talk Bo Nix's potential. Then they shift to trade rumors involving Los Angeles Rams receiver Cooper Kupp and whether or not he could be on the move. They also break down their picks for players who could have a new home before November.

Then they get into the news of QBs Mason Rudolph and Russell Wilson starting for their respective teams this week and whether or not they could end up retaining the lead role moving forward, and finally break down the 5 best games and give their picks for Week 7

Adam and Jake react to the trades of Davante Adams to the Jets and Amari Cooper to the Bills and the impacts they could make on their respective new teams. Then they break down Alim McNeill's extension with the Lions and what this could mean for potential trade candidates following Aiden Hutchinson's season-ending injury.

Then the guys discuss the impacts of both Rasheed Shaheed and Andrew Thomas and the effect that their absences will have for their teams, and Russell Wilson being in line to make his season debut against the Jets and Arthur Smith's comments

Finally, they preview the TNF matchup between the Denver Broncos and the New Orleans Saints and make their picks

Adam and Jake give their thoughts on the Buffalo Bill's victory over the New York Jets on Monday Night Football and how the Jets may have wasted Aaron Rodger's best game of the season

Then they break down the Bucs rout of the Saints and how Baker Mayfield has evolved into a quarterback who can overcome mistakes and still be a winning quarterback and if Tampa is a threat in the NFC

The guys also discuss the Lions shellacking of the Cowboys and how Jerry Jones has poisoned the franchise with the constant false hope and salesmanship the team is steeped in despite constant disappointment. They also give their thoughts on the Bears big win over the Jaguars in London and if time is up for Doug Pederson

Finally, Adam and Jake talk about the Packers win over the Cardinals and how the NFC North may be the best division in football, as well as the Ravens taking down the Commanders and how Washington could be a sneaky threat in the NFC and Baltimore being the scariest team in the AFC

DISCLAIMER: Though we bring it up in the episode, the reason there was no episode this past weekend was due to a corrupted download and an unfortunate computer issue which caused the podcast to be deleted. We apologize for the lack of an episode before Week 5.

Adam and Jake break down their Eyes On 5 games for NFL Week 5 and discuss whether the Ravens and Commanders are the two scariest teams in the NFL, then discuss the firing of Robert Saleh and how Aaron Rodgers has no more excuses this season if he doesn't deliver for the New York Jets.

Then they recap the injury news of the week and react to 3 new starting quarterbacks in Week 6 and rank who will have the better performance.

Finally, the guys preview Thursday Night's matchup between the San Francisco 49ers and the Seattle Seahawks and make their picks for a potential must-win game for both teams

Adam and Jake recap their Eyes On 5 for Week 4 and discuss why the Vikings should be considered the team to beat in the NFC and if Jayden Daniels could be an MVP frontrunner after his performance through the first 4 weeks, then break down injury news around the week.

Adam and Jake give their thoughts on the Dallas Cowboys defeating the New York Giants 20-15 on Thursday Night Football and why this win shouldn't inspire hope in Cowboys fans. Then they look at the key injuries from around the league and what impact their absences will have on their respective teams, and then pick their Eyes On 5 games of Week 4 and make their picks for each game

Adam and Jake break down the action from NFL Week 3 with the Eyes On 5 recap and explain why there may be time to panic in Dallas, then react to the latest news around the NFL. Finally they look forward to Thursday's matchup between the New York Giants and New England Patriots