Tony and Eric exclaim unintelligibly about Bills-Chiefs, Rams-Bucs, Niners-Pack, and Bengals-Titans. They also look toward Championship weekend and predict outcomes, while disagreeing on what they'd prefer to see out of the Superbowl. Also: best new name for the Washington Football Team?

Tony previews four bound-to-be awesome matchups while recapping the six goofy wildcard games.

Tony and Stefan GO BOLD and predict this year's Superbowl matchup and Wildcard results against the spread while also analyzing all 14 playoff teams minus the Packers.

Tony approaches Week 18 with caution in the last regular season preview. Plus: Brandon Staley's not kneeling on the ball for a deliberate tie.

Tony recalls Madden's unique talents as a communicator and picks the odds for the regular season's penultimate week.

With Omicron causing breakthrough infections, Tony thinks NFL fans should quit blaming individual players and teams for testing positive: this is a new variant with different consequences. He also suggests jumping on underdogs early in the week, including the Lions, Giants, Panthers, Steelers, and WFT.

Tony and Tyler Scowcroft pick the Week 15 games while discussing the NFC's new #1 seed, a beautiful Niners-Bengals game, Jonathan Taylor, Dan Campbell, Mac Jones, and more!

Tony and Stefan Hoza do a deep-dive on the Eagles QB situation and the entire team's future! Then, starting at 33:45, they analyze the Week 14 matchups, and conclude with some thoughts on the ManningCast.

Although underdogs are doing great this season, Tony goes heavy on the Week 13 favorites. He reluctantly credits Bellichick for his magisterial season and hopes for rebounds from the flailing Pittsburgh and Seattle franchises.

Tony and Ben debate the merits of "running slowly" from a plethora of sociological, philosophical, and personal perspectives. (Despite some agreements, Ben will only run a race if forced, and Tony will always defend half marathons.) In the second half, they pick the Week 12 NFL games as Tony attempts to continue his hot streak after an unusually successful Week 11.