Another wild week of football jumped off in Week 11, which saw both the Vikes and Pack leave each other too much time, the Titans rack up 426 yds of offense and lose, and the Chiefs pull off a big win thanks to their...is this right...defense?!? Jay and Dre examine those games and the Triple Gobble, then look ahead to the rest of Week 12. Can Tampa's run D slow down Jonathan Taylor and the Colts? Can the Rams regroup off the bye and take down the Packers in Lambeau? Can Baker Mayfield limp into Baltimore and knock off a returning Lamar Jackson and the Ravens?

 

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Last week Dre lamented his turn of luck in having a 12-game lead over Jay after Week 6 melted down to nothing by Week 9's end. So Dre sweeps all seven picks from Jay in Week 10, which makes total sense if you concede that this NFL season is drunk off its ass. The guys recap that crazy Week 10 before trying to figure out what fresh goofiness Week 11 will bring. Two offenses will, er, should fly high as the Cowboys battle the Chiefs, two teams that are pointing up clash as the Colts visit the Bills, and two teams whose rollercoaster seasons perfectly represent 2021 face off as the Bengals go to Vegas.

 

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The picks have turned ice cold for Dre as the temperature drops. He went from dreaming of a .600 season to tied with Jay at a couple games under .500 as the NFL cycles through a brutal series of upsets and backdoor covers. The boys review a Week 9 that was shocking for most but not for Jay, who won eight games. Then they pick the Week 10 slate. Despite lots of missing stars in Nashville the Saints and Titans do battle, the Turmoil Bowl features the struggling Chiefs taking on the traumatized Raiders, and Russell Wilson returns to Wisconsin as the Seahawks visit Karen Rodgers and the Packers.

 

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We get to fall back an hour in the U.S. And Dre got to fall way back in the handicapping race with Jay, who gained three more games on him thanks to his 3-12 Week 9. A sizable number of those Ls came when backup QBs and RBs took over and gave some legendary next-man-up outings. The guys discuss a massive news week before picking Week 9's contests, which see a Titans squad without King Henry go to SoFi Sunday night to take on the Rams, a Cards team possibly without Kyler Murray go to Santa Clara to play the 49ers, and the Packers without the great homeopath Aaron Rodgers battle the Chiefs.

 

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As Jay gets away with his family on a Halloween weekend, Dre gives a Sunday morning solo show with all of the picks for Week 8. He'll share Jay's notes as well. Who lays claim to the bottom position in the AFC North when the Steelers battle the Browns? Can the Titans keep their momentum visiting their AFC South rivals, the Colts? Can the Saints get a big Superdome win over the Bucs and stay within shouting distance of the NFC South? And will the Cowboys be at full strength to fight the Vikings or will they have the spooky sight of Cooper Rush at QB?

 

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Jay and Dre recap a Week 7 in the NFL full of beatdowns. Only one early Sunday afternoon game and the Monday nighter ended within one score. And Jay opened a can on Dre, sweeping their five head-to-head picks. Tune in to hear what the guys learned and took away from such a one-sided week.

 

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The boys look back on an active Week 6 in the NFL, including Dre commenting on how it feels as a Bears fan to be owned by a Packer. Then they give their predictions for a light Week 7 ATS. The Titans attempt to take down two huge AFC squads in a row as they host the Chiefs six days after slaying the Bills, the Raiders attempt to keep their post-Gruden mojo working as they host Jalen Hurts and the Eagles, and the Bengals attempt to slay another legacy division rival after knocking off the Steelers in Week 3 as they visit Lamar Jackson and the Ravens.

 

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Jay and Dre have an abbreviated football party as Dre flies in from his vacation just in time for the show. They make their NFL Week 6 picks ATS, including the Cards defending their perfect record in Cleveland without their coach, the Raiders beginning their Rich Bisaccia Era in Denver, and the Bills on Monday continuing their vengeance tour trying to take out the Titans in Tennessee. Later, Dre tells all about the Virgin Voyages cruise aboard Scarlet Lady. Was it as scandalous as feared? Listen to the podcast and find out!

 

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Jay and Dre both drowned in their "love" of Tawmy, losing their double Lock in Week 4 as the Bucs couldn't cover against the Pats. The guys recap the events of last week before looking ahead. Jay had a brutal week overall, but not as brutal as Urban Meyer when he got home and had to explain why a coed was grinding on him at his restaurant. On the Week 5 docket: a Sunday night shootout between young gunslingers as Pat Mahomes and his Chiefs host Josh Allen and the Bills. Trey Lance gets his first start as the 49ers try to hand the Cardinals their first L. And the NFL returns to Britain to showcase the best the league has to offer: Jets-Falcons.

 

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Jay and Dre get to show off their geniusness coming off a pair of 11-5 Week 3 records ATS. The guys discuss the Rams handling Tompa Bay, a shameful display by the Bears, and whether the Chargers have officially announced that they're grown and no longer Kansas City's sons. Then they make their Week 4 picks. Carolina gets its first real test in Dallas. The NFC West has an undefeated showdown as the Cardinals challenge the Rams. And the world will be in a frenzy Sunday night for the return of the prodigal son back to New England. Rob Gronkowski comes back to...wait a minute, he's got bad ribs...but Tom Brady will also return as the World champion Bucs battle the former champion Patriots.

 

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