Dudes Missing The Mark

NFL Week 3 finally delivered. The crew breaks down the Cowboys’ frustrating loss to Baltimore, questionable late-game decisions, and whether Dallas should still feel good heading into Week 4.

The guys react to Case Keenum and the Bears stunning the Eagles, Denver’s win over the Rams, Atlanta making a statement against Green Bay, and which NFL coaches are already entering hot-seat territory.

Plus, the Raiders are somehow 3-0, C.J. Stroud and the Texans fall to 0-3, Jacksonville faces a pivotal Week 4, and Patrick Mahomes adds another milestone to his already ridiculous résumé.

NFL Week 2 brought quarterback injuries, statement wins, and some early-season panic. The crew breaks down Josh Allen’s monster performance, the Chiefs looking like themselves again, Baltimore’s collapse against Tennessee, and big wins from the Bengals, Patriots and Broncos.

The guys also debate the NFL’s best wide receivers, Tyler Shuck’s hot start, and which 0-2 teams should already be worried. Plus, could Justin Herbert actually be traded if the Chargers’ season completely falls apart?

The episode wraps with Caleb Williams’ concerning injury, early Week 3 predictions, and a look ahead to Cowboys vs. Ravens.

NFL Week 1 delivered immediately. The crew breaks down Josh Allen and the Bills surviving the Texans, Caleb Williams and the Bears dropping 59 points, the Bengals making a statement, and several surprising performances across the league.

Then it’s time to talk Cowboys panic after a brutal loss to the Giants. The guys debate what went wrong, whether coaching is already a concern, and how worried Dallas fans should actually be after one week.

Plus, the Packers’ nightmare start, Myles Garrett’s season-ending injury, concerns about Justin Herbert and the Chargers, and the biggest winners and losers from an eventful opening week.

The NFL season is here, and the crew is putting all 32 teams into tiers. From legitimate Super Bowl contenders to teams already looking ahead to the draft, Mark, JeezyJay, and Cody debate where every team belongs heading into Week 1.

The guys make the case for the Cowboys, Rams, Bills and Seahawks as Super Bowl threats, debate Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, and break down the outlooks for Joe Burrow, Bo Nix, Sam Darnold and several other quarterbacks.

Plus, JeezyJay issues an apology for last episode’s drunken QB Wins Draft and attempts to explain one particularly terrible selection.

It’s time for the annual QB Wins Draft, where the only stat that matters is winning. Coming off Kevin’s 63-win championship season, the crew drafts six quarterbacks each and debates Josh Allen, Matthew Stafford, Lamar Jackson, Dak Prescott, Joe Burrow, Jalen Hurts and the rest of the NFL’s starting QBs.

The guys break down team win totals, injuries, schedules, coaching changes and quarterback risks while defending some questionable picks and trying to find value in the later rounds.

Then the stakes get higher. After final win projections are revealed, the crew settles on a last-place punishment that will leave the loser looking very different for an entire month.

The crew tackles the ultimate golf hypothetical: could JeezyJay break 70 within one year for $100 million? From there, things get even wilder with a discussion of NFL owner scandals and some questionable off-field decisions.

Football takes over as the guys break down major NFL injuries, quarterback decisions, and Cowboys expectations. With Dak Prescott surrounded by one of his strongest rosters yet, the group debates whether Dallas can finally end its 30-year drought and make a legitimate Super Bowl run.

The episode wraps with NFL season predictions, teams most likely to improve or regress, and early fantasy football sleepers to watch heading into the season.

The crew dives into the biggest NFL quarterback storylines heading into the season, starting with which rookie QB could be the first to get a start. They break down Fernando Mendoza’s situation with the Raiders, Kyler Murray’s potential in Minnesota, and what the Vikings should do with JJ McCarthy.

The conversation shifts to whether Aaron Rodgers and Mike McCarthy can recreate some old magic, followed by predictions for Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs as they try to get back into the AFC playoff picture.

The episode wraps with a deep dive into the Buffalo Bills and their Super Bowl chances, including Josh Allen, the revamped defense, and one big question: are the Bills actually great, or just good enough to keep us believing?

The crew dives into major NBA and MLB moves, including LeBron James landing in Philadelphia and the Dodgers making another blockbuster addition. The guys debate whether Los Angeles is simply better at building a contender or whether baseball’s financial landscape has become completely unfair.

Then it’s time for NFL season predictions. The NFC North and NFC South take center stage as the group debates the Bears, Packers, Lions, Vikings, Buccaneers, Falcons, Panthers, and a surprise Saints prediction. They also discuss the Rams’ Super Bowl chances, a possible Aaron Donald comeback, and the latest training camp storylines.

The episode wraps with a fun debate over which NFL stars would make the best broadcasters, plus a preview of upcoming uniform rankings and a QB wins draft.

The crew reacts to the World Cup Final, debates whether Lionel Messi has the strongest GOAT case in sports history, and discusses why soccer icons are celebrated differently around the world. They also recap The Open Championship and some of the biggest storylines from the golf season.

The conversation shifts to MLB, covering the Red Sox's hot streak, baseball injuries, and the evolution of protective equipment before turning into one of the show's most entertaining segments: an "Average Guys We Remember" fantasy draft, where the hosts select some of the most underrated and memorable athletes across the NFL, NBA, and MLB.

The episode wraps with sports trivia, forgotten legends, and nostalgic conversations about players who made a lasting impact despite never becoming superstars.

The crew breaks down the U.S. Men's National Team's World Cup run, debating what went wrong, the biggest controversies surrounding the squad, and whether the future of American soccer is brighter than the results suggest. They also dive into the Messi vs. Ronaldo debate, VAR controversies, and the biggest storylines from the World Cup.

The conversation shifts to MLB, where the guys discuss the Rangers' trade outlook, the evolving Home Run Derby format, and why modern baseball has become less exciting for casual fans. They debate possible rule changes that could bring more offense back to the game.

The episode wraps with NBA trade rumors and free agency, including blockbuster speculation, LeBron's future, and some surprising connections across the sports world. A fun episode packed with hot takes, debates, and reactions across soccer, baseball, basketball, and the NFL.