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Livas and Robinson are back. Tune in as the tandem breaks down every game during week 4 in the 2026 NFL season!

It's week 2 and another slate of games that already have huge implications on this long season.  We cover every single game, including the one that they already played at Highmark...you can skip to about 20 mins in unless you want to hear our predictions and call us dumbasses or brilliant.  Jump in while ya can, your team is in here somewhere.

00:01:06 - Detroit at Buffalo
00:20:12 - Carolina at Atlanta
00:28:16 - New Orleans at Baltimore
00:36:03 - Minnesota at Chicago
00:47:00 - Cincinnati at Houston
00:55:21 - Pittsburgh at New England
01:06:15 - Green Bay at New York Jets
01:12:05 - Philadelphia at Tennessee
01:17:13 - Cleveland at Tampa Bay
01:23:11 - Las Vegas at Los Angeles Chargers
01:29:29 - Seattle at Arizona
01:31:58 - Jacksonville at Denver
01:40:44 - Miami at San Francisco
01:44:27 - Indianapolis at Kansas City
01:52:17 - New York Giants at Los Angeles Rams
01:57:16 - Washington at Dallas

Week 1 is almost complete. The Wednesday, thursday and Sunday slates brought our first dose of NFL football and a barage of excitement. On our first recap show we go over our winners and losers for week 1. 

We talk about the Seahawks staff and The Niners dominating in the Down Under. The Brows deliver a new low against Jacksonville, even for them. The Bears couldn't stop finding pay in Carolina. We break down the Packers faultering in Minnesota. Mike LeFluer and the Cardinals show up and show out against the Chargers at So Fi. The new look Ravens offense under Declan Doyle is on full display as Derek Henry climbs up the record books. What bets hit and what didnt? All ahead on the Week 1 recap.   

Football is here. We preview every game on the docket in chronological order as the NFL kicks off over 4 different days between Wednesday to Monday! We got bets, game break downs, fantasy talk and more. 

The Rams did it again, this time acquiring several hall of famers in an attempt to reach the mountain top with McVay and Stafford yet again.  Another LA Super Bowl in Inglewood no less feels inevitable to many, so who can step in and put a stop to one of the greatest collections of NFL talent we've ever seen, if any? 

The defending champion Seahawks bring most of the original cast back for a must see 2026 sequel.  Some losses on the defense and Klint Kubiak gone, can the Hawks keep it rolling vs the toughest division in football?

We put a different spin on 9'ers coverage by looking at the players on the field rather than car crashes and prostitution in this weeks episode.  If this team is healthy how good can they be on both sides of the ball, and can they keep up with the high powered defense of Seattle and offense of LA?

Johnathan Gannon looked like he might have been building something during his first couple seasons in the desert. But in 2025 a swarm of injuries infested the organization. Adding to that, some of the wildest and most unexplainable finishes to games resulted in a abysmal season for the red and white birds of AZ. In 2026 they've turned to a new Head Coach for a fresh start. With still a lot on the roster in question and trying to find their way through the toughest divsion in football, what can truly be expected of this team in 2026?

DA BEARS. The Ben Johnson infusion only took about 5 weeks to click in Chi-Town. Last year delivered a post season win and taking the NFC runner up down to the wire in the post season. Now, with Caleb and the offensive nucleus in year 2, what can the ceiling be? Livas tells the story for what the 2025 season was, then we buy or sell the off season. Beyond that, we dive into the defense and the offense while highlighting our biggest questions, favorite parts and role players. Are the boys poised for regression like so many people say, or will they build on last year's magic? TUNE IN

Since the start of the Dan Campbell era, Ford Field has been a place of some great football, new beginnings, and now... som atrition. The offensive line that was once elite now faces questions outside of their elite right (now left) tackle. Their wizard of a play caller spent one season in Chicago and went further than his ala mater in the post season. Additionally, injuries won't seem to ease up on this team since 2024. How does Detroit look to navigate this?