Today’s episode went completely off the rails as we opened with the Daejon Love scam and the absolutely hilarious “practice footage” that somehow made the entire situation even more ridiculous.
 For someone supposedly so committed to pulling off the scam, the footage was about as "convincing" as it gets.
We then shifted to the Eagles and broke down parts of their third and final preseason game. From the Tanner McKee vs. Andy Dalton conversation to Makai Lemon making his debut, Erik and Matt discussed some of the biggest takeaways as the Eagles wrapped up their preseason schedule.

We closed the show with a bigger conversation about the NCAA and the complete joke surrounding failed professional athletes being able to return to college and continue getting paid. The guys discuss why the NCAA desperately needs to step up and become an actual governing body with firm rules and accountability before the entire system becomes even more broken.

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Today, Erik and Matt take a deep dive into the 2026 Philadelphia Eagles! After continuing some of the offensive discussion from last episode, the guys turn their attention heavily toward the defense.
Where are the Eagles strongest? Which positions have the most depth? And where are the biggest question marks heading into the season?

Erik and Matt break down the roster, the strengths of the defense, and the areas that could ultimately determine just how far this team can go in 2026. And then... things go completely off the rails.The show eventually turns into a collection of random takes, Phillies discussions, and the kind of chaos you can only get when the conversation starts with football and ends absolutely nowhere near where it began.

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We opened the show by looking at the NFL teams we believe could take a step back in 2026. That conversation quickly turned into a bigger debate about which conference is truly superior and whether teams with high-caliber quarterbacks could eventually face some difficult decisions if they continue to come up short of winning championships.

Then it was time to begin our FINAL TWO team previews of the 2026 season.First up: the Dallas Cowboys. We gave plenty of attention to what we like about the Cowboys' offense and discussed the hiring of Christian Parker as defensive coordinator. But despite those positives, there are still plenty of questions surrounding Dallas' defense, including whether the unit has enough talent and depth to hold up against the better teams in the NFC.
From there, we turned our attention to the Philadelphia Eagles offense. We'll save the defensive breakdown for Sunday, but we went through the offensive roster and discussed what has us excited, what has us concerned, and where the biggest questions remain heading into the season.

We wrapped things up with a couple of completely different conversations: the insanity of Facebook fan groups and how professional wrestling has changed alongside society.The final two team previews are underway, and we're almost done breaking down the entire NFL!

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We open the show with a much-needed discussion about the overreactions to Preseason Week 1, especially after the Eagles' first preseason game. One preseason snap is apparently enough for some fans to declare a player completely garbage or a future MVP. We break down why everyone needs to PUMP THE BRAKES before making sweeping judgments based on a handful of preseason snaps.

Then it's finally time for the last division preview of the 2026 season: the NFC East.We kick things off with the New York Giants and Washington Commanders, breaking down both rosters, their biggest strengths and weaknesses, and what we actually expect from each team heading into 2026. Erik and Matt also take a closer look at the roster construction of both teams and question whether they have enough talent in the right places to accomplish what they're hoping to accomplish this season.

The final division preview is officially underway — and with the Eagles, , and Cowboys all coming up, the NFC East might be the most interesting division to finish with.

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The show opens with a discussion of the latest NFL news and notes, including Devon Witherspoon landing a massive new contract with the Seahawks. From there, we dive into the bigger question surrounding quarterbacks: when do you know a QB has reached his peak, and when do you finally know it's time to stop trying to "save" him? We break down the difficulty of evaluating quarterback development and determining whether a player still has another level to reach.

Then it's time to wrap up our NFC West preview with the Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams. We go through both rosters, examine the expectations for each team, and explain why these two teams belong among the biggest Super Bowl contenders in the NFC — and the entire NFL — heading into the 2026 season.

As always, there are plenty of side conversations, laughs, disagreements, and the kind of football discussion you've come to expect from the show.The NFC West is officially wrapped up, and the Seahawks and Rams look like two teams nobody should want to see in January.

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The show opens with a deep dive into one of the biggest problems facing the NFL: the failure to develop young quarterbacks. With the news of Kyler Murray becoming the starter in Minnesota, Erik and Matt revisit a topic they've discussed time and time again — are teams giving up on young QBs too quickly while simultaneously failing to build a roster around them? We break down the responsibility of quarterbacks, coaches, and front offices, and question whether some young QBs are actually failing or simply being put in situations where success is nearly impossible.

From there, it's time to kick off the NFC West preview with the Arizona Cardinals and San Francisco 49ers.We go through both rosters, examine the biggest questions and potential injury concerns, and try to figure out what the realistic outlook is for two teams heading in very different — yet strangely similar — directions.
Are the Cardinals actually ready to take the next step? Can the 49ers stay among the NFC's contenders? And where do we expect both teams to finish when the 2026 season comes to an end?

Another NFL division preview is underway!

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We wrap up our NFC South previews with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and New Orleans Saints!
A lot of the focus in Tampa Bay centers around Baker Mayfield. Can Baker lead the Buccaneers to success in 2026 and prove he is the long-term answer at quarterback, or will Tampa eventually be back in the QB market? We break down the Bucs, the Saints, and where we see both teams heading this season.
Then we take a look at the eight teams we've covered so far from the NFC North and NFC South and rank them 1-4 based on our expectations for the 2026 season. Which teams are set up for a successful year, and which ones are we not buying? 4 would be a very successful season for that team, 1 would be a disaster.

But naturally, the show doesn't stay on football.
We close things out with some petty professional wrestling drama and a realization that maybe the wrestling world just isn't for Erik and Matt anymore. Then Matt goes completely OFF on the Philadelphia Phillies, breaking down why he believes the organization continues to spit in the face of its fan base.
NFL previews, rankings, wrestling drama, and a full-blown Phillies rant — just another episode of the show.


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Erik and Matt continue their 2026 NFL team previews by turning their attention to the NFC South, starting with the Atlanta Falcons and Carolina Panthers. We break down both rosters, expectations, and the biggest question surrounding each team: where are the wins actually going to come from?

We also head back to Philadelphia to discuss Howie Roseman’s latest masterclass, as Jalen Carter’s new contract is already looking like an absolute steal for the Eagles.
Also with training camp underway, should Eagles fans have any concern about the early letdowns from Eli Stowers and Makai Lemon, or is it way too early to read into a few rough moments?

Two NFC South teams, plenty of questions, and another deep dive into what we should realistically expect heading into the 2026 season.

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The NFC North preview rolls on as Erik and Matt break down the final two teams in the division: the Chicago Bears and Minnesota Vikings.

Before diving into the rosters, the show opens with a spirited debate inspired by a clip from The Ringer NFL Show: Which players, coaches, or executives are actually worth trading multiple first-round picks for? Would anyone really be worth four firsts, or is that price simply too steep?

Then it's on to Chicago, where the conversation centers on the Bears' outlook, expectations, and whether they're ready to take the next step in one of the NFL's toughest divisions. The guys also examine the Vikings' roster, discuss their strengths and weaknesses, and debate how high Minnesota's ceiling really is this season.

To wrap things up, Erik and Matt rank their confidence in all four NFC North teams, predict how the division standings will shake out, and explain which team they're buying—and which one they're fading—as the 2026 season approaches.

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The 2026 NFL division previews continue as Erik and Matt turn their attention to the NFC North, kicking things off with the Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers. The guys break down each team's roster, expectations for the season, and what both the floor and ceiling look like entering 2026. While both franchises are expected to be contenders, Matt isn't completely sold on either Jared Goff or Jordan Love as championship-caliber quarterbacks. What would it take to change that opinion, and can either team win it all without elite quarterback play?

Before diving into the division preview, the show opens with the latest takeaways from Eagles training camp, including early observations as Philadelphia continues preparing for the season.

To wrap things up, Erik and Matt examine the year-by-year structure of Jalen Carter's new contract, discussing what it means for the Eagles' salary cap, roster-building strategy, and the organization's long-term outlook.
It's another in-depth NFL preview packed with roster analysis, quarterback debates, and Eagles insight.

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