A semi-lackluster Wild Card weekend comes to a close with mostly blowouts and upsets. Packers soar to a dominant victory as the Cowboys can't shake their fraud-iness. Plus, the Texans surprise the nation in a stellar showing destroying the Browns. Detroit wins the #StaffordBowl and Chiefs lay down the pain on Miami. Finally, the Bucs beat the crap outta the Eagles (frauds) of Philly. Bills played too I think.

All this PLUS our Divisional Predictions as we get down to the wire here. Exciting times in football land!

Well that's a wrap on the 2023 NFL Regular Season and we have arrived at the Super Wild Card weekend. 60% of the poopoo teams have been Thanos-snapped out of existence, leaving us with only the good and elite remaining. The crew discusses their pcisk heading into thie week as well as other news around the football world.

PLUS - we dole out our 2023 awards! All this and more on this episode of Flag On The Play!

Sebas, David, and Tim recap the wild wrap up to the NFL regular season. The crew gets you caught up on who punched their ticket and who's going home. We take a look at our records and crown our champion, and Sebas has many, many thoughts about the Dolphins collapse. Plus, who got fired this year?

Bears still suck :(

The tier list series returns as we wrap up the season. Lots of teams have made moves but is it too little too late? Find out on this week's episode of Flag On The Play

PLUS exclusive week #18 picks.

Join the crew for NFL Week 16 recap and Week #17 Picks!

Bucs dominate Jaguars

Miami survives against the Cowboys

Packers nearly choke to Carolina

and Ravens destroy San Fran in a titanic clash.

+ week 17 stone cold locks.

Merry Christmas from the Flag On The Play Crew - as a gift to you all, we have a Danny-Sebas POWAH HOUAHH!

We have an exciting weekend slate for Christmas here so buckle up as we go through our week #16 bets and predictions!

Miami hosts a stout Cowboys team.

Baltimore Ravens travel out west to San Fran for a top tier showdown.

Jags visit Tampa Bay for a high-stakes playoff implication match.

Stone Cold Locks & more coming at ya HOT!

Jam packed week 15. Buckle Up!

Chicago CHOKES another game to the Browns, setting an NFL record of choki-ness. The Choker weighs in.

Thursday night thunders the week off, with a thumping of the Chargers by the thaumaturge Antonio Pierce and Raiders. This is the second-biggest beatdown of the year, 63-21, and gets Brandon Staley fired.

We move on to Saturday, where the Vikings travel to Cincinnati. The Bengals emerge victorious in an overtime battle of backups, with Bengals QB Jake Browning reminding Minnesota they should not have cut him. Cinci wins 27-24.

In the second part of the Saturday triple-header, the Colts host the Steelers. Trubisky sucks, and the Colts capitalize. Indianapolis wins 30-13, and finds themselves in a three-way tie for first place in the AFC South at 8-6. 

The Broncos go to Detroit to wrap things up for the day. Jared Goff shakes off the goof allegations and dominates the horsies, 42-17. Sean Payton rips into his quarterback after a bungled red-zone opportunity, and Lions look to lay claim to the coveted three seed. 

Arthur Smith, head coach of the Atlanta Falcons is likely not long for this job. The Carolina Panthers beat the Dirty Birds on a walk-off field goal, winning 9-7 in a downpour. There were no fans in the stands to witness this.

Joe Flacco putzes around for three quarters before turning it on against the Bears. Flacco lights up Chicago for 212 yards in the fourth, capping it off with a go-ahead touchdown toss to Amari Cooper. Fields and the Bears nearly recover, but Darnell Mooney can’t hang on to a ball in the end zone. Browns win 20-17. 

Tampa Bay stamps the Green Bay Packers, 34-20. Quarterback Baker Mayfield posts a 158.3 perfect QB rating, the first visiting QB to ever do so in Lambeau Field. If the Bucs can keep this up, they may be feeling dangerous going into the playoffs.

The Fins blank the Jets, 30-0. Zach Wilson exits the game with a head injury, Trevor Siemian enters and continues to suck. Miami was without Tyreek, but it was no problem as Jaylen Waddle filled in amicably. 

Those dirty Saints knocked our boy Tommy Gun out of the game. Derek Carr and the New Orleans offense posts an efficient day, putting up 24-6 on a worthy Giants defense. NOLA wins 24-6.

No CJ Stroud on the road in a division game? Don’t worry about it. The Texans defense steps up against the Titans, keeping Derrick Henry below 10 yards on the day. They win in overtime of a Fairbanks field goal, 19-16. Along with the Colts and Jags, Houston is in a three-way tie for first place in their division.

Mahomes does what he can with a terrible receiving corps against New England, and it was more than enough. Chiefs win 27-17, despite Kadarius Toney doing Toney things. 

Niners continue their dominant stretch with a 45-29 drubbing of Arizona. Brock Purdy asserts himself as the MVP frontrunner and San Fran continues their careening train toward the one seed.

Stafford and the Rams topple Howell and the Commanders, 28-20. Cooper Kupp had a much-welcome big play, as Washington is left soul searching.

The Bills make a statement against the red-hot Cowboys, 31-10. This is the first time in the Josh Allen era this podcaster can recall Buffalo running the ball as well as they did, and Dak is still his hot-and-cold self.

And finally, on Monday night, the Ravens drag the Jags, 23-7. Jacksonville is riddled with self-inflicted wounds, including bad kicks, redzone turnovers, and blown coverages to let Baltimore wrap this one up pretty early.

And that is your NFL week 15 recap!

Giants, Vikings, Bears, Packers, oh my! What mid team will sneak into the playoff picture?

Can Miami bounce back?

Will Denver overpower the Detroit Lions?

Join the Flag On the Play crew as we chat our predictions for week 15 + Stone Cold Locks

Another jam packed week as the season wraps up and teams make the final playoff push. Da Bears remain ALIVE and IN DA HUNT as they cook the Lions and get back into the NFC North race.

Bills outlast the Chiefs with an inexcusable call on WR Kadarius Toney. Mahomes is pissed and whiny!

Ravens survive the Rams in an OT thriller with a walk-off punt return TD.

Jags fall to the Browns and a reinstated Flacco.

Packers and Fins double header on Muck Funday - more on that later.

All this and more on Flag On The Play!

Join the Flag On The Play Crew for a look into the NFL week 14. We place our bets for each game heading into the week as teams around the league take on a series of division matchups.

+ Sebastian's Stone Cold Locks