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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.
Tony predicts the Week 11 games after a brutal weekend and weighs the pros/cons of fantasy sports obsession. Plus: take the Cards if Kyler plays; expect a close one in Buffalo; get excited about a fantastic Dallas-KC matchup; and go all-in on Miami over the Jets.
Tony reflects on a bizarre weekend and predicts next week's games: the Seahawks will beat the Pack; Lamar will explode tonight; the Colts will pummel the Jags; the Eagles will triumph over another average QB; and the Steelers (who Tony is 8-0 picking games for!) won't cover against the lowly Lions.
Tony talks about why he loves football -- hint: it's not the offseason -- and unfolds his Week 9 picks: Mike White's not a fluke; the Raiders and Charges will dominate on the East Coast; and the Packers and Titans will avoid blowouts despite their stars being out.
Tony and film expert Marcus Gorman revel at how a movie about "data" can be wildly entertaining as they analyze Aaron Sorkin and Bennett Miller's drama on its 10th anniversary. Topics include: the relevance of fantasy sports to millions of Americans; Brad Pitt's virtuosic performance; the film as a relatable "inventor's story"; and what art and sports have in common.
Tony and Ohio native Greg Damico discuss the red-hot Bengals and what it's like rooting for the Reds and Bengals since the '70s. They also analyze this week's games: why (ever) pick against Dallas? Are the Chiefs really 10-point favorites? Can the Seahawks actually outscore the Jaguars after what we saw last night?
Tony hasn't lost a Best Bet, and the Titans are awesome… plus: point spreads are climbing; the Raiders are impressing; the bottom-feeders are becoming obvious; and Geno Smith is not a God.
Tony makes his Week 6 picks but not before recapping some Week 5 storylines.
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