In The Huddle

Brian Baldinger joined G-Bag Nation in Dallas to breakdown the upcoming matchup between the Eagles and Cowboys and highlight how the Cowboys may be able to defeat the Eagles.

Brian Baldinger & Carl Dukes take you through ALL of the NFL's top Storylines heading into Week 6 games, including:

Baldy & Carl break down the upcoming Eagles/Cowboys game, and analyze the play of both QB's, and also determine if the praise for Micah Parsons has gone a bit too far...

Baldy & Carl react to the horrific "Roughing The Passer" calls that have been happening, and how it's impacting the game

Baldy & Carl finish out the show by touching on a few other games in the NFL, including

Carl and Jason scratch their heads trying to make sense of questionable calls going against defenders hitting the quarterback that have a direct affect on the outcome of games. The guys then turn back to the weekend's action and break down Carolina dumping Matt Rhule, along with specific games including Los Angeles vs. Dallas, Baltimore vs. Cincinnati, Arizona vs. Philadelphia, and Kansas City vs. Las Vegas.

Jason La Canfora joined the 106.7FM Morning Show in Washington DC to discuss how disappointing the Commanders season has been so far along with Week 4 results and upcoming Week 5 NFL action

Carl Dukes and Brian Baldinger share their thoughts on of Week 5 in the NFL starting with Thursday Night Football. The guys then turn their attention to Sunday's games with a close eye on teams like Atlanta, Detroit, and New England.

Jason La Canfora joined the 93.7FM Morning Show in Pittsburgh to discuss how he thought all long that Kenny Pickett would take over the starting role in October, and that Mike Tomlin needs to embrace a different mindset now that this year won't be a playoff season.

Carl Dukes and Jason LaCanfora take a look back at the final scores from Week 4 in the NFL. The guys try to break down John Harbaugh's post-game comments after Baltimore blows another lead, this time to Buffalo. Together the guys search for answers to Tampa Bay's problems before taking a look at other teams like New York, Seattle and Atlanta who have been pleasant surprises in the early part of the regular season.