Let's Catch Up: An NFL Podcast with Taylor Bisciotti and Sam Betesh

Taylor tells us why another loss would've been the end of the line for winless Baltimore and LA...plus the Giants, Broncos, Panthers and Colts. Sam marvels at the Eagles defensive effort in New Orleans, and the impact of Saquon Barkley.

Through two weeks Taylor and Sam tell you why they are spot on about the Chargers, and completely wrong about the entire NFC South and AFC North.

Taylor and Sam try not to get carried away with week one reactions. But the Jets are in trouble, the Chiefs are gonna three-peat, and the Rams blew a massive opportunity in Detroit.

What did we say about the Jets??? Plenty of surprises as Taylor and Sam kickoff the NFL Season with division by division predictions including a shocker in the AFC East and the AFC West!

Taylor wonders why some of the Niners were unsure about the overtime rules. And Sam wonders how Patrick Mahomes has a winning record when trailing by ten points! Congrats, Chiefs. You are now the Patriots.

Taylor is headed to Vegas, and Sam is already convinced that every Super Bowl should be in LV. Plus we decide if Kyle Shanahan is exacting revenge on the Chiefs, or if Mahomes will be adding a third championship to his Hall of Fame resume.

Taylor and Sam apologize for failing to predict that K.C. would be in the AFC Championship for a 6th consecutive season. They both see the Niners in the Super Bowl, but can't agree on Chiefs-Ravens.

Taylor tries to console Sam after the Eagles season comes to an end. The Ravens, Niners and Lions now look poised for spots in the Conference Championship. And is this the year Josh Allen gets the best of Patrick Mahomes in the playoffs?

Taylor sees Matthew Stafford enjoying his trip back to Detroit this post season. While Sam fears the worst when the Eagles and Bucs re-live their Week 3 Monday Night Football matchup. But who will ultimately face off in the Super Bowl??

And just like that the 1 seeds are settled. After seeing Miami in Baltimore, Taylor and Sam wonder if there is a team out there who could challenge the Ravens. Perhaps it's their former Super Bowl MVP??