In Episode 7 of Get It Done with Four,Koree returns after a week away to break down a packed slate of NFL action, starting with the Eagles’ dominant win over the Giants. He highlights Jalen Hurts’ four-touchdown performance, Saquon Barkley’s 65-yard breakout run, and how Philly got back to its run-heavy identity with 276 rushing yards. Four also discusses the Giants’ mounting issues — injuries to Malik Nabers and Cam Scadabo, Kayvon Thibodeaux’s contract situation, and the urgent need to build around young quarterback Jackson Dart. Shifting to the Cowboys-Broncos matchup, he calls out Dallas’ defensive failures, explains why a Maxx Crosby trade wouldn’t solve anything, and praises Vance Joseph’s flawless game plan that stifled Dak Prescott. He wraps up with the Chiefs’ routine win over Washington, pointing out Mahomes’ consistency, the Commanders’ lack of energy, and the team’s aging defense. The episode closes with his Construction Worker of the Week award — which goes, unsurprisingly, to Jerry Jones — as Four delivers his trademark blend of sharp football insight, humor, and honesty.

In episode two of Not That Serious Presents: Get It Done with Four, Koree and guest Julian break down a packed NFC slate. They cover the Cowboys’ matchup with the Giants and the ripple effects of the Micah Parsons trade, assess the Eagles’ steady win over the Chiefs, and analyze the Packers’ dominant performance against Washington. The discussion highlights standout players, pivotal coaching decisions, and early-season trends shaping the conference.

In episode one of Get It Done with Four, Koree analyzes the Micah Parsons trade, breaks down the Cowboys’ week one loss to the Eagles, and reviews the Giants-Commanders matchup. From roster moves to key performances, he offers sharp insights into the early NFC storylines.

The debut episode kicks off with a deep dive into the NFC East, one of football’s most talked-about divisions. From roster moves to season outlooks, Koree covers what fans should really expect — and where the smart money might be.