Analyzing Brian Kelly's $54M LSU firing, Miami's "horrendous" uniforms, and if the Packers are a legit Super Bowl team. Full CFB & NFL weekend recap. Plus, a look at this week's Thursday Night Football matchup between the Ravens and Dolphins.

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In this episode:

*We break down the shocking firing of LSU’s Brian Kelly, including the tense meeting with the governor and the staggering $54 million buyout.

*The crew debates Miami’s “horrendous” military appreciation uniforms, which were so ugly they “stayed ugly” and made players invisible on TV.

*Vanderbilt is 7-1 for the first time since World War II, led by quarterback Diego Pavia, who is all moxie.

*The panel discusses whether the Packers are a legitimate Super Bowl team, citing the “27-year-old mark” for their quarterbacks as Love follows Favre and Rodgers.

*We highlight under-the-radar NFL prospects, including Indiana’s “cerebral” QB Fernando Mendoza, who was once bound for Yale.

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Timestamps:

00:00 - Miami’s “So Ugly They Stayed Ugly” Military Uniforms

02:37 - South Carolina vs. Alabama Recap

02:55 - Alabama QB Ty Simpson & his 2028 prospect brother

03:45 - Is South Carolina QB LaNorris Sellers the next Anthony Richardson?

05:00 - Nyck Harbor: “Built like Achilles with the hands of stone”

06:49 - Texas vs. Mississippi State & the cooling Arch Manning hype

07:46 - Will Texas coach Steve Sarkisian leave for the NFL?

09:47 - Indiana Football is “really, really good”

10:03 - Meet Indiana’s “cerebral” QB, Fernando Mendoza

12:14 - Brian Kelly FIRED by LSU after A&M loss

12:49 - The staggering $54 MILLION Brian Kelly buyout

15:22 - Is Matt Rhule the top candidate for the Penn State job?

16:22 - Cursed? Nebraska’s struggles since firing Frank Solich

18:09 - Luke Fickell & Wisconsin’s struggles

20:18 - Undefeated Georgia Tech: Why they can be a problem

22:28 - Ole Miss’s D2 QB, Carson Chambliss

23:32 - Vanderbilt is 7-1, their best start since WWII

26:22 - Houston is the Big 12 Dark Horse

27:10 - Chargers vs. Vikings: A “wasted season” for Minnesota?

29:51 - Saquon Barkley’s breakout game vs. Eagles

30:14 - Giants lose another one of their young stars

32:20 - Myles Garrett’s 5-sack game

32:53 - The Bengals’ defense is “bad”

35:53 - Broncos’ dominant win over the Cowboys

36:37 - Are the Packers a “legitimate Super Bowl team”?

37:16 - Thursday Night Preview: Ravens vs. Dolphins

37:51 - Ravens DC Zach Orr vs. Dolphins DC Anthony Weaver

41:49 - The value of an athletic backup QB (Snoop Huntley)

42:29 - Caleb Williams’ “quintessential” bad game

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From the college coaching carousel and "Let Dak Throw" to Miami's "meme offense."

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In this episode:

* Break down Billy Napier’s “inevitable” firing at Florida and speculate on the college coaching carousel, including James Franklin and Rhett Lashley.

* Analyze what’s wrong with Trevor Lawrence, suggesting he has a “mid-ceiling and a mid-floor” and lacks a “killer instinct”.

* Argue that the Miami Dolphins are a “meme offense” facing cultural issues and in need of a “total reset”.

* Discuss why Dak Prescott is a “top-five quarterback”, why the Rams have the #1 DVOA defense, and why the Chiefs are “back”.

* Explain why elite defenders like Micah Parsons are “worth every dime” for their ability to take over games.

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Timestamps:

00:08 Intro & Billy Napier Fired at Florida

01:56 The College Coaching Carousel: James Franklin to Florida?

02:25 College Game Roundup: Georgia upsets Ole Miss, Notre Dame beats USC

04:04 Why Ole Miss is the “Penn State of the SEC”

05:41 ACC Dark Horse: Rhett Lashley and SMU

06:14 NFL Week in Review: Flacco, Rodgers, and Thursday Night Football

07:02 The Cleveland Browns are the “Heel of the NFL”

08:58 Ja’Marr Chase is the “YAC King”

10:20 Jaguars vs. Rams: “Something Genuinely Wrong” with Trevor Lawrence

11:49 Analysis: Trevor Lawrence Lacks the “Killer Instinct”

15:23 Why the LA Rams Have the #1 DVOA Defense

17:10 Tangent: Coaching Nepotism in the NFL

18:07 NFC East: Eagles Need a “Perfect Day” from Jalen Hurts

22:10 What’s Going On with Saquon Barkley?

23:38 “Just Let Dak Throw”: Dak Prescott is a Top-5 QB

28:11 Packers vs. Cardinals: Why Micah Parsons is “Worth Every Dime”

29:19 NFC North: Caleb Williams & the Bears Offense

31:10 Why Todd Bowles is an Elite Blitz Designer

32:05 “They’re Back”: The Kansas City Chiefs Dominate the Raiders

35:27 Broncos vs. Giants: A “Crazy Game”

38:25 Final Verdict: “The Broncos Suck”

38:55 AFC East: The Miami Dolphins Collapse

39:20 Why the Dolphins are a “Meme Offense”

42:30 The Dolphins Need a “Total Reset”

44:05 AFC East Future: Drake Maye and the Patriots

45:31 Closing Thoughts: Miami’s Roster is Full of Holes

47:47 Outro

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A deep dive into Matt Patricia's "NFLized" Ohio State defense, the Cowboys' defensive struggles under Eberflus, and why Mike Vrabel has the Patriots looking like a legit threat.

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In this episode:

*Penn State’s season is considered a “total collapse” after starting the year with national championship expectations. The team’s struggles, which began at halftime of the Oregon game, ultimately led to the firing of Head Coach James Franklin.

*The reigning champion Ohio State Buckeyes look even better this season, with their defense being “NFLized” by new coordinator Matt Patricia. He has introduced more complex schemes, including half-field zones, mixed coverages, and blitzing off of motion, which have made their already talented unit more formidable.

*The reigning Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles are faltering, having lost back-to-back games after starting the season undefeated. The hosts criticize the offense, which is now being called by Nick Sirianni again, as looking like a “high school offense” that lacks creativity.

*The Kansas City Chiefs’ offense is officially back after putting up 30 points in a blowout win against the Detroit Lions on Sunday Night Football. The hosts believe the Chiefs’ defensive scheme, which favors a 4-3 base defense, was a perfect situational matchup to stop the Lions’ run-heavy offense.

*Several underdog teams are proving they are legitimate threats. Indiana, once considered just a “basketball school,” looks revitalized under coach Kurt Signetti. In the NFL, the New England Patriots are now considered a “legit AFC threat” under Mike Vrabel and quarterback Drake May.

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Timestamps:

00:00 - Intro: The Dolphins Just Keep Dolphining

00:42 - College Football is Back

01:04 - Penn State is Dead: The James Franklin Era Ends

01:17 - Can Anyone in the Big Ten Beat Ohio State?

05:11 - X’s & O’s: How Matt Patricia is “NFLizing” the Buckeyes Defense

07:46 - Please “Google” Curt Cignetti: Why Indiana Football is For Real

11:01 - Red River Recap: Texas Defense Dominates Oklahoma

12:45 - College Quick Hits: Tortilla-gate & Undefeated BYU

14:11 - NFL: Eagles Suffer Shocking Blowout Loss to the Giants

16:31 - The NFC East is Suddenly Wide Open

19:35 - The Denver Broncos Have an Elite Pass Rush

23:22 - Are the Patriots a Legit AFC Threat?

26:22 - The Colts are Quietly One of the NFL’s Best Teams

29:23 - The Kyler Murray Problem in Arizona

31:05 - Dissecting the Dallas Cowboys’ Defensive Collapse

34:05 - The Seahawks Keep Winning Weird Games

36:30 - Is Baker Mayfield the NFL MVP Right Now?

39:31 - Sunday Night Football: The Chiefs Offense is BACK 4

4:13 - NFL Quick Hits: The Ravens’ Historic Collapse

46:12 - What’s Wrong with the Miami Dolphins?

48:54 - Outro

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Breaking down the Cardinals' unbelievable loss, the schematic genius of Kyle Shanahan and Shane Steichen, and Penn State's stunning choke.

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In this episode:

*A Historic Collapse: Learn about the Arizona Cardinals’ “wildest loss” to the Tennessee Titans, which featured a player fumbling before the goal line and a dropped interception that became a Titans touchdown.

*Elite Offensive Coaching: Understand the impact of top offensive coaches, focusing on how Kyle Shanahan’s system is reviving Mac Jones and how Shane Steichen has transformed the Indianapolis Colts into a legitimate contender.

*Counterintuitive Defense: Discover the Minnesota Vikings’ unique defensive strategy, where they are willingly less effective against the run in order to create a more sustainable and potent pass defense.

*Coaching “Brain Drain”: Hear an analysis of the Baltimore Ravens’ struggles, which the hosts attribute to a “brain drain” from losing numerous key defensive coaches in recent years, potentially leading to a “lost season”.

*Major College Upsets: Get a summary of key college football upsets, highlighted by Penn State’s choke against UCLA and the offensive struggles of a Texas team that lacks a running game.

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Timestamps:

00:00 Intro: The Wildest Loss Ever? Cardinals vs Titans

02:26 Is Mac Jones Back? Kyle Shanahan’s Coaching Masterclass

06:24 Vikings Beat the Browns in London

08:01 Deep Dive: The Vikings’ New Defensive Philosophy

10:32 Are the Colts Legit? Shane Steichen & Lou Anarumo’s Impact

16:25 Dak’s Dominance & The Cowboys’ New Offensive Scheme

20:21 A “Lost Season” for Baltimore? Ravens’ Injuries & Coaching Drain

28:10 A Shootout in Seattle: Buccaneers vs Seahawks

29:57 Commanders Dominate a Struggling Chargers Team

32:29 A Defensive Battle: Broncos Upset the Eagles

34:24 Patriots Stun Bills & Mike Vrabel’s Culture Change

38:39 College Football Recap 38:57 Texas & Arch Manning Stumble

40:02 Penn State’s Stunning Choke vs UCLA

42:25 Outro

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From college upsets to pro comebacks, the crew discusses Lamar Jackson's struggles, the Eagles' gritty win, and why you should always have 11 players on the field.

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In this episode:

* Break down the Oregon vs. Penn State game, highlighting the theme of “Penn State going Penn State” and analyzing the game-ending interception against Oregon’s four-down, three-high defensive front.

* Discuss Lamar Jackson’s struggles in big games, noting two delay-of-game penalties after an interception, and how the Kansas City Chiefs’ offense looked “back” with the return of Xavier Worthy.

* Dive into the Eagles’ win over the Buccaneers, a game they won despite not completing a single pass in the second half, by playing “bully ball” with their physically dominant offensive line.

* Highlight the most glaring coaching error of the week is examined, focusing on the Indianapolis Colts having only 10 players on the field during the Rams’ game-winning touchdown.

* Examine the surprising 3-1 Jacksonville Jaguars, who are praised for their improved defense and potent running game, which has put them in control of the AFC South.

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Timestamps:

00:06 Intro: Oregon Upsets Penn State

01:48 X’s & O’s: Breaking Down the Game-Winning Interception

03:24 College Football Roundup: Bama Beats Georgia, A&M Tops Auburn

05:23 Are Vandy & Georgia Tech For Real?

07:27 TNF Recap: Marvin Harrison Jr.’s Rollercoaster Game

10:25 Steelers Grind Out a Win Over the Rams in Ireland

13:58 Eagles Play “Bully Ball,” Win Without a 2nd Half Pass Completion

17:01 How Vic Fangio’s Defense Shut Down the Bucs’ Passing Attack

20:55 The Colts’ Glaring Error: Losing With Only 10 Men on the Field

24:33 Chiefs vs. Ravens: Lamar’s Big Game Struggles Continue

28:28 The Chiefs’ Offense is BACK With Xavier Worthy

31:22 NFL Roundup: Caleb Williams Comes Back to Earth

34:22 Why the Jacksonville Jaguars are Quietly Taking Over the AFC South

37:12 NFC South Chaos & Final Thoughts

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A deep dive into why Dallas's defense is struggling, how Caleb Williams compares more to Aaron Rodgers than Patrick Mahomes, and which college sleeper teams like Texas Tech could be dangerous.

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In this episode:

* Break down the strategic implications of the Eagles' "Tush Push," which effectively gives their offense an extra down and changes how defenses must game plan.

* Analyze the major shifts in college football, focusing on Clemson's struggles as a program and the rise of Oklahoma, whose defense now looks elite.

* Discuss the Bears' dominant win over the Cowboys and make the case that quarterback Caleb Williams is more comparable to Aaron Rodgers than Patrick Mahomes.

* Highlight the importance of special teams, pointing to the increase in blocked kicks and game-changing plays across the league.

* Examine teams in trouble, such as the Houston Texans, who have started the season 0-3 and face a difficult remaining schedule.

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Timestamps:

00:08 - Eagles vs Rams: Jordan Davis's 61-Yard Fumble Return TD

02:06 - College Football Recap Begins

02:13 - Clemson's Struggles and "Dumpster Fire" Season

03:51 - Oklahoma's Defense Looks Elite Under Venables

05:11 - Sleeper Teams: Why Miami is Built for the NIL Era

06:43 - Texas Tech Might Finally Have a Defense

08:54 - Analyzing the Eagles' Unstoppable "Tush Push"

13:42 - The Rise of Blocked Kicks & The Importance of Special Teams

17:42 - How the Indianapolis Colts Offense is Thriving

20:49 - NFC South: Carolina's Defense Shuts Down the Falcons

23:08 - Bears Dominate Cowboys: Caleb Williams-Aaron Rodgers Comparison

25:40 - A Deep Dive into the Dallas Cowboys' Defensive Issues

28:14 - Teams in Trouble: Arizona Cardinals

31:06 - Houston Texans' Offensive Line is a Major Problem

33:27 - Week 3 Wrap Up & Outro

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In this episode:

* Why Clemson and Head Coach Dabo Swinney need a "complete reset" due to a "vanilla" offense and a refusal to properly utilize the transfer portal.

* Analyze the Green Bay Packers' dominant 2-0 start, debating if they are currently the best team in the NFL thanks to their formidable defense.

* Break down the Kansas City Chiefs' surprising 0-2 start, with a discussion on whether opponents have figured out their offense and controversy over the Eagles' "tush push" play.

* Explain significant concerns about the Dallas Cowboys' defense, which is playing over 95% zone coverage, which could be an indictment of their personnel.

* Dissect the bounce-back wins for the Detroit Lions and Buffalo Bills, while identifying the Indianapolis Colts as a "legitimate team" on the rise.

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Timestamps:

0:00 - Intro 0:09 -Clemson Tigers: Why Dabo Swinney Needs a "Complete Reset"

1:50 - Dabo's Resistance to the Transfer Portal & NIL

3:26 - Clemson's Defense is Still Good, But the Offense is "Vanilla"

5:28 - Is Clemson's Program Stagnating?

7:22 - Quick Hit: Problems at Notre Dame

8:42 - Green Bay Packers: Are They the Best Team in the NFL?

9:34 - The Story is the Packers' Defense

11:58 - Detroit Lions: Bouncing Back Against the Bears

15:10 - Caleb Williams & the Bears' Offensive Struggles

16:31 - Dallas Cowboys: Brandon Aubrey's Dominance & Defensive Collapse

17:40 - Why is the Cowboys' Defense So Bad?

21:04 - Buffalo Bills: A Strong Defensive Bounce-Back vs. the Steelers

23:14 - Pittsburgh Steelers: An Aging, Injury-Riddled Defense is a Problem

26:05 - Cincinnati Bengals: Joe Burrow's Recurring Injury Issues are a "Real Problem"

27:50 - Early Game Window Rapid Recap

30:53 - Kansas City Chiefs: Breaking Down the Shocking 0-2 Start

33:15 - Has the League Figured Out the Chiefs' Offense?

37:16 - Controversy: The Eagles' "Tush Push" Penalties

39:30 - Indianapolis Colts: A Legitimate Team on the Rise

45:41 - Atlanta Falcons: Bijan Robinson is Elite & the Defense is Showing Up

51:36 - Week 2 State of the League: Final Thoughts & Predictions

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In this episode:

* The hosts break down the "ugly wins" from Week 1, including the Broncos' win despite two interceptions from Bo Nix and the Buccaneers' victory over the Falcons by a missed FG.

* A look at Aaron Rodgers' surprising performance, where he threw four touchdowns against his former team, the New York Jets.

* Discussion on the Cleveland Browns' dominant defensive performance against the Bengals, allowing only seven net yards of total offense in the second half but still losing the game.

* An analysis of why the Chiefs' secondary is a "major concern", with breakdowns of miscommunications and busted coverage rotations.

* A Coach's Corner schematic deep dive, including how the Packers' defense dismantled the Lions' offense and the “new” blitz packages the Colts' defense used against Miami.

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Timestamps:

0:09 - Intro: What the hell were the Saints wearing?!

1:45 - Ugly Wins: Broncos Survive Bo Nix's Turnovers

2:40 - Bo Nix vs. Brock Purdy: Young QBs Making Mistakes

5:15 - Ugly Win #2: Tampa Bay Squeaks By Atlanta

6:56 - Why the Falcons' Loss Was Devastating

9:08 - The Browns' Dominant (and Losing) Defense

13:05 - Aaron Rodgers' 4-TD Revenge Game vs. the Jets

15:14 - Are the Steelers' Defensive Struggles a Real Problem?

17:00 - Brain Drain in Detroit? Lions Offense Sputters vs. Packers

18:45 - Houston's Defense Looks Good, But The Offense Can't Score

21:47 - SNF Recap: Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson Duel in a Classic

25:25 - Dallas Defensive Front Struggles to Contain Jalen Hurts

28:43 - Why the Chiefs' Secondary is a Major Concern

34:04 - Coach's Corner: Packers' Defensive Scheme vs. the Lions

38:51 - Coach's Corner: Is Joe Brady Elevating the Bills' Offense?

41:11 - Coach's Corner: Lou Anarumo's “New-Look” Colts Defense

44:03 - Player Spotlight: Was Aaron Rodgers' Big Game a Mirage?

45:54 - Player Spotlight: George Pickens' Quiet Start in Dallas

48:26 - Player Spotlight: Tyquan Thornton's Role in the Chiefs' Offense

52:37 - Week 2 Preview | Commanders vs. Packers

53:58 - Broncos vs. Colts

54:40 - Eagles vs. Chiefs

56:20 - Falcons vs. Vikings

57:15 - Outro

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In this episode:

The hosts provide a deep dive into the defensive slugfest between Ohio State and Texas, comparing it to the classic 2011 LSU vs. Alabama game and analyzing the immense hype surrounding Arch Manning's first start.

They break down Bill Belichick's rough coaching debut at North Carolina, pointing to schematic issues and predictable defensive calls that TCU's offense easily exploited.

It's declared a "defensive coordinator's weekend," with high praise for the game plans of Ohio State's Matt Patricia, LSU's Blake Baker, and Florida State's Tony White.

Other major Week 1 games are recapped, including LSU's victory over Clemson, Florida State's impressive win, and Miami's defeat of Notre Dame.

The episode concludes with a look ahead to Week 2, highlighting the Michigan vs. Oklahoma game and identifying potential "upset specials" like South Florida vs. Florida.

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Timestamps:

00:07 Intro: Ohio State vs. Texas Game of the Year?

00:49 2011 LSU vs. Alabama: A Historical Comparison

01:44 A Defensive Slugfest: Patricia vs. Kwiatkowski

02:54 Analyzing Texas' Offensive Struggles & Game Control

04:43 The Arch Manning Debut: Separating Hype from Reality

06:07 Steve Sarkisian's Red Zone Play-Calling Criticized

08:30 How Matt Patricia's Defense Dominated for Ohio State

10:13 Recap: LSU vs. Clemson

12:49 The Noles Are Back! Florida State Upsets Alabama

15:39 Catholics vs. Convicts: Notre Dame vs. Miami Recap

19:30 LaNorris Sellers Shines for South Carolina

21:07 The "Parcells Test" for Young Quarterbacks

23:49 Bill Belichick's Disastrous UNC Debut vs. TCU

26:54 The "Mickey Mouse" Balloon Incident

28:04 Schematic Breakdown: How TCU's Offense Beat UNC's Defense

32:34 Week 2 Preview

32:46 Top 25 Matchup: Michigan vs. Oklahoma

36:53 Upset Alert? South Florida vs. Florida

37:25 The Border War: Kansas vs. Missouri

40:19 Sicko Game of the Week: Western Kentucky vs. Toledo

41:14 Outro

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Our guest: Danny Heifetz is the host of ‘The Ringer Fantasy Football Show.’

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In this episode:

- Danny Heifetz of The Ringer Fantasy Football Show takes over as host to ask a series of questions about the upcoming NFL season.

- A hypothetical Micah Parsons trade is used to break down the Dallas Cowboys' roster, revealing why the defense could be a "disaster waiting to happen" with significant questions at defensive end, linebacker, and cornerback.

- The conversation explores a potential league-wide "cornerback drought", analyzing why numerous contenders like the Chiefs, Bills, and Lions have major weaknesses in their secondaries.

- Coaching schemes are put under the microscope, from Bill Belichick's staff being unprepared for a modern spread offense to whether Mike McDaniel's system in Miami is too fragile to sustain success.

- Bold predictions are made for the 2025 season, including the argument that the Kansas City Chiefs are more likely to miss the playoffs than they are to have a fun, explosive offense again.

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Timestamps:

00:07 Introduction

01:03 Bill Belichick's UNC Breakdown

03:38 The Coaching Ego Problem in Modern Football

08:51 The Micah Parsons Trade

09:33 The "Official" Argument for Trading Parsons

10:32 The REAL Reason Trading Parsons is a Disaster

15:15 Why Pay Daron Bland But Not Micah Parsons?

16:02 Is Daron Bland Overrated?

18:23 The Cowboys' Shaky Secondary: Diggs & Elam

21:49 Dallas Defense Recap: A House of Cards?

23:07 Packers: Are They an NFC Contender with Parsons?

28:25 The NFL's Cornerback Drought

33:10 Why is Elite Cornerback Play So Rare Now?

38:35 Can the Steelers Evolve with Aaron Rodgers?

40:53 Is Mike Tomlin's Defensive Scheme Outdated?

45:14 Kansas City Chiefs: Boom or Bust?

50:13 "IN or OUT" on NFL Coaches: McDaniel, Campbell & Johnson

55:53 Final Thoughts & The Most Interesting Team to Watch

57:31 Outro

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