Jay and Dre put a bow on the NFL 2025-26 season by naming the best and worst of the Super Bowl and the week after, giving proper credit to the Dark Side, the new World champions of football, and the team Jay rode to the season handicapping win over Dre, the Seattle Seahawks.

The Big Game has arrived, and Jay and Dre have the full breakdown, including prop bets. But first they give out the hardware for the two weeks prior in the NFL, including the best and worst of Championship Sunday, setting the stage for the Patriots and Seahawks to do battle for all the marbles. Will the Sam Darnold of old come back to throw the game away to New England, or will Seattle put it together and avenge the last Big Game the Pats and Hawks played?

NFL 2025 Honors & Dishonors. Celebrating the best and (mostly) the worst in the NFL this past season, as only we can. Listen if you dare!

Jay and Dre recap the NFL's Divisional Round Weekend, not a fun one for Bo Nix, Josh Allen, or Dre, who lost all his picks. Then they preview Championship Sunday: Can the Broncos overcome losing their quarterback and win with Jarrett Stidham, or will Drake Maye and the Patriots go to the Big Game? Will Matthew Stafford's Rams win their third straight road playoff game, or will Sam Darnold's Seahawks take the third LA-Sea matchup of the season?

The wild Wild Card weekend gets its proper awards from Dre and Jay, who vote for their best and worst in the NFL for the first round of the playoffs. Then they make their picks for the Divisional Round, featuring the two top seeds on Saturday as the Broncos host Thanos Josh Allen and the Bills, followed by Round 3 of the 49ers-Seahawks drama. On Sunday, the Texans traveling defense try to solve Drake Maye and the Patriots, then the largest road favorite in the Conference Semis in about 50 years go to Soldier Field as Matthew Stafford and the Rams battle Caleb Williams and the Bears.

Jay and Dre hand out the final regular season awards for NFL Week 18, then get you ready for the opening weekend of playoff football. Four road teams are favored to take down division champs. In the traditional "Please exit the playoffs ASAP" early Saturday spot, the Panthers are massive underdogs to the Rams, just like they were Week 13 when Carolina won. The Packers are favored to knock out the rival Bears, which they failed to do in Chicago in their last meeting. On Sunday, the Bills have no Mahomes, no Burrow, no Lamar, and no excuses as favs to beat the Jaguars. The defending champion Eagles have a rested team and a home date with the hurting 49ers. The leader for MVP Drake Maye and his Patriots are part of the new blood, but they have to survive Justin Herbert and the Chargers. On Monday, the survivor Steelers are underdogs to the young and hungry Texans.

Jay and Dre hand out the hardware for NFL Week 17, then they try to pick games for the most know-nothing week in the schedule, Week 18. And they do it alongside a literal coin flip, as is their tradition. There are educated guesses as to who's playing in what games, and the boys attempt to put that knowledge to use as they choose sides for the last Sunday of the regular season. In the main event, do they trust the Ravens on the road or the underdog Steelers at home?

Jay and Dre did not start NFL Week 17 well, correctly picking only one of the three home teams that covered the spread as underdogs, and Jay even burned a Lock on one of the losers, clinching the Locks for Dre this season. They try to do better with the rest of the slate, which fires another eight road favorites off. It's do or die for the Ravens in Green Bay and maybe for the Bucs in Miami. And in a nightmare scenario, all the playoff spots could be sewn up by the end of play Monday. The guys first look back on NFL Week 16, which got a lot of unwanted attention for a player and ref in Detroit.

The start of Saturday pro football is always an indicator of the holiday season, and for a lot of the country, the start of wintry conditions, which we've seen in several games. Jay and Dre hand out the hardware for NFL Week 15 before digging in to Week 16's picks. The Buccaneers and Panthers do battle for the top of the NFC South, the Jaguars and Broncos tussle for positioning atop the AFC, and on Saturday night, the Packers and Bears rematch for control of the NFC North. And as always, Kamikaze Jaxson Dart puts his Giants career on the line with his reckless style of play, this week versus the Vikings.

In a development straight out of Eastbound & Down, 44-year-old Philip Rivers is actually going to come off the couch and start at quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts. Which of course begs the question: How horrible are the CFL and XFL and arena-league QBs who can't get that phone call from Shane Steichen? Jay and Dre cover that and other weird developments in the NFL during Week 14 before they pick Week 15's slate, featuring a defensive test for Jordan Love and Green Bay as they go to Denver, a young lion challenging for the AFC East throne as New England takes on Buffalo, and another Jared Goff-Matthew Stafford measuring contest as Detroit visits the Los Angeles Rams.