Steve and Don interview James Walker the AFC East Blogger for ESPN.Com.

With the Patriots defense towards the bottom of the league once again, Alex explains why Bill Belichick's record as a GM is less than stellar. Plus, why Pete Carroll is not a good head coach, and why the Cowboys don't deserve an ounce of the attention they receive.

In this week’s episode, host Dave Holcomb recaps the wild week six and debates NFL TV black outs in local areas.

In the week 6 episode of "Stat Pack," host Adam Dobrowolski opens up a quartet of six packs to break down some major headlines from the previous week and some matchups for this weekend. Of note, the Packers' decline should be no surprise due to their one-dimensionality.

We all agree cheering Matt Cassel's concussion was shameless behavior. But Alex explains why Chiefs fans aren't bloodthirsty, and actually have a point.

Steve and Don interview Ian Rapoport from the NFL Network and NFL.com

Week five was full of more surprises in the NFL with two big upsets in Indianapolis and Cincinnati and a recording setting night in New Orleans. But the focus of this week’s show is on the other sport that competes for America’s heart: baseball. Host Dave Holcomb and guest star Spencer Paradis sit down to breakdown the weekend’s action and choose which sport they would rather watch this time of year. In the second segment, Football Nation Contributor Cooper Allen appears as another guest star. Holcomb and Cooper review the first five games of the Arizona Cardinals’ season and wonder whether that offensive line can hold up enough to get the franchise to the playoffs for the first time since 2009. Allen also reveals his predictions for the very competitive NFC West. Then, the show concludes with the ‘Fourth and Long’ segment.

In the Week 4 podcast, Adam Dobrowolski breaks down the week that was in embarrassing blowouts and intradivisional showdowns. Of note, the Bears once again embarrassed a team with its ball-hawking pass defense, and the Seahawks might be a veteran starting quarterback away from being 4-0.

With the NFL season one month old, Alex tells you which early season trends will continue, and which ones are anomalies.

With the NFL season one month old, Alex tells what is for real, and not for real.