In this episode of McCoy & Van Noy, Gerald McCoy and Kyle Van Noy tackle the biggest NFL storylines and bring bold takes with insider insights.  

We kick things off with the Ravens' dominant win over the Giants, where Lamar Jackson silenced the doubters with 5 touchdowns and the defense showed why Baltimore is a force after the bye week.  

Next, we break down the Bills’ wild win over the Lions as Josh Allen makes NFL history and Dan Campbell rolls the dice on risky calls. Then, Gerald and Kyle take on the NFL’s turf controversy, calling out Ford Field and the rising injuries that are putting players’ careers at risk.  

The conversation heats up as we look at Mahomes’ ankle injury and what it means for the Chiefs’ playoff hopes—should Mahomes push through, or do the Chiefs need to be cautious?  

In a heartfelt moment, we show support for Randy Moss as he opens up about his cancer battle.  

Finally, in our Drive to Win segment, we spotlight standout performances from Week 15, including Mike Evans, Lamar Jackson, and Nik Bonitto, before predicting the biggest winners in Week 16.  

Don’t miss the hot takes, turf debates, and Week 16 predictions in this action-packed episode of McCoy & Van Noy!  

0:00 – Welcome to McCoy & Van Noy!

2:30 – Ravens Dominate Giants: Lamar Shines, Defense Delivers

3:33 – Lamar Jackson MVP Talk: Lamar silences the doubters with a 5-TD performance.

11:28 – Bills vs. Lions: Josh Allen Makes History: Allen breaks records, Lions battle, and Campbell rolls the dice.

17:55 – NFL Turf Controversy: Is Ford Field a Problem? Gerald and Kyle call out turf injuries—why NFL players need grass fields.

23:43 – Eagles vs. Steelers: Philly's Balanced Dominance: Hurts shines, A.J. Brown bounces back, and Philly proves they're for real.

33:56 – Patrick Mahomes Injury: Can the Chiefs Hold On? Mahomes' ankle injury raises questions—should he push through?

40:12 – Randy Moss Cancer Diagnosis: Prayers and support for Moss as he battles cancer.

43:13 – Tell Us How You Really Feel, Gerald: Gerald calls out Falcons fans and backs Baker and the Bucs.

46:26 – Drive to Win: Week 15 Standouts

50:04 – Week 16 Predictions: Who Wins the Biggest Matchups?

In this episode of McCoy & Van Noy, Gerald McCoy and Kyle Van Noy tackle Week 14’s wildest moments and the biggest NFL debates.

We start with Josh Allen’s historic 6-touchdown performance in the Rams-Bills thriller, breaking down why this game might be the best of the year. Then, we dive into Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs' razor-thin wins, debating if their dynasty is built on skill or luck.

Gerald takes center stage in "Tell Us How You Really Feel, Gerald," where he responds to criticism from Bucs fans calling for Todd Bowles’ firing and delivers a heartfelt message about appreciating the wins while they last.

Next, we discuss bye week chaos, from player recovery to infamous mistakes, and reveal how NFL coaches use this critical time. Kyle shares behind-the-scenes insights on what it takes to regroup and prepare for a playoff push.

Our “Drive to Win” segment highlights standout performances, including Stafford’s brilliance, Puka Nacua’s breakout, and Zach Charbonnet’s domination. Plus, we break down MLB’s latest megadeal with Juan Soto and how it compares to NFL contracts.

Finally, we look ahead to Week 15 matchups, previewing the biggest games and making bold predictions for every contest. Don’t miss the bold takes, inside stories, and hot debates in this action-packed episode of McCoy & Van Noy!

0:00 Welcome to the McCoy & Van Noy show

1:38 NFL Bye Weeks

17:27 Rams vs. Bills: Game of the Year Recap

27:45 Chiefs vs. Chargers: Key Moments and Takeaways

29:10 Chiefs: Luck or Skill?

43:01 Tell Us How You Really Feel, Gerald

51:37 MLB’s New King – Juan Soto’s $765M Deal

57:54 CFB Playoff Preview

1:00:13 Drive to Win

1:03:51 NFL Week 15 Picks

In this episode of McCoy & Van Noy, Gerald McCoy and Kyle Van Noy start off with the Battle of the Birds, where the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Baltimore Ravens in a tightly contested game that came down to the struggles of kicker Justin Tucker. Kyle shares his belief in Tucker and what the future Hall of Famer taught him behind the scenes about his kicking philosophy.

Next, they dive into the hit heard around the league when Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair hit Trevor Lawrence as he was sliding to end a play, an act that resulted in Al-Shaair receiving a three-game suspension from the NFL. Gerald explains why the game moves so much faster in real life than you perceive it on TV.

The Chicago Bears grabbed headlines on and after Thanksgiving, following their late-game meltdown on Thursday against the Detroit Lions. The 23-20 loss led to Chicago firing head coach Matt Eberflus on Friday. The guys talk about the reported frustrations in the Chicago locker room that led to Eberflus’ exit.

Then, the duo takes a look at rivalry weekend in college football, including whether it’s fair or foul to plant your flag on your opponent’s field following a win. This act, which resulted in a few scuffles, sparks a discussion, along with their thoughts on the new playoff system.

They then dive into their “Drive to Win” segment, where they highlight this week’s standout performances and predict the winners of Week 14’s most exciting matchups.

(1:41) - Eagles’ win over the Ravens

(19:15) - Al-Shaair’s hit heard around the league

(30:35) - Bears fire Eberflus

(35:38) - Fair or Foul: Planting a flag on your opponent’s field

(43:43) - College Football’s new playoff system

(48:49) - Drive to Win

(54:08) - Week 14 picks

In this episode of McCoy & Van Noy, Gerald McCoy and guest host Charles McDonald tackle the hottest NFL stories and share personal insights with bold takes and humor.

We kick things off by breaking down the Ravens' Harbowl III victory over the Chargers, where Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry powered Baltimore with dominant performances. Then, we dive into the debate of the week: Is Saquon Barkley the real MVP? Gerald and Charles dissect Barkley's incredible season and how it’s reshaping the running back position.

Thanksgiving is in the air, and the guys reflect on their favorite holiday traditions, foods, and memories. Gerald opens up about the heartbreak of missing out on playing Thanksgiving games and how it’s shaped his perspective on the holiday.

Next, our "Drive to Win" segment highlights Week 12’s top performers, from Josh Jacobs to Bryce Young, as we give flowers to those who shined. Finally, we look ahead to Week 13’s matchups, including bold predictions for the Eagles vs. Ravens clash and what’s at stake as the NFL season heats up.

Don’t miss the bold takes, heartfelt stories, and all the laughs in this Thanksgiving-themed episode of McCoy & Van Noy!

0:00 Welcome to McCoy & Van Noy

2:08 Breaking Down Harbowl III: Ravens vs. Chargers Recap

8:47 Is Saquon Barkley Changing the Game and Making an MVP Case?

17:43 Thanksgiving Traditions: Foods We Love (and Hate!)

33:40 Gerald McCoy’s Thanksgiving Heartbreak: Missing the Chance to Play on the Holiday Stage

40:20 Drive to Win: Shining Stars of Week 12

45:46 NFL Week 13 Predictions

52:01 We’re Thankful for YOU: Our Amazing Audience!

In this episode of McCoy & Van Noy, Gerald McCoy and Kyle Van Noy tackle the biggest NFL stories and more with bold takes and behind-the-scenes insights.  

We kick off with Gerald’s wild adventure at MSG and how it nearly cost him his job. Then, Kyle breaks down the Ravens' heartbreaking loss to the Steelers in a gritty AFC North showdown.  

Next, we dive into Buffalo’s statement win over Kansas City, handing the Chiefs their first loss of the season and shaking up the AFC standings. We also debate who’s the real NFC powerhouse—the explosive Eagles or the surging Lions.  

The fun doesn’t stop there as we imagine epic NBA vs. NFL matchups, like Shaq vs. Gronk, in an all-out brawl. Plus, our "Drive to Win" segment highlights this week’s standout performances, and we predict the winners of Week 12’s most exciting matchups.  

Finally, we pull back the curtain on what really happens in NFL locker rooms during halftime and share what it’s like joining a new team mid-season.  

Don’t miss the hot takes, inside stories, and Week 12 predictions in this action-packed episode of McCoy & Van Noy! 

1:02 - McCoy's Wild MSG Adventure: How He Almost Got Fired!  

7:05 - AFC North Clash: Steelers Grind Out Gritty 18-16 Win Over Ravens  

18:24 - Buffalo Shocks Kansas City: Bills Hand Chiefs First Loss of the Season  

35:20 - Eagles or Lions: Who's the Real NFC Powerhouse?  

41:31 - Shaq vs. Gronk? The Craziest NBA-NFL Matchups We'd Love to See  

45:01 - Drive to Win: This Week's Standout Performances  

48:48 - Week 12 Matchups: Predicting Who Takes the Win  

52:00 - Inside the Locker Room: Halftime Secrets & Fresh Team Energy  

59:21 - Thanks for Watching! More Rivalries, Picks & Mailbags Next Week! 

In this action-packed episode of McCoy & Van Noy, Gerald McCoy, and Kyle Van Noy break down the biggest stories from Week 10 of the NFL season.

Starting with Lamar Jackson's incredible MVP-worthy performance, the Ravens pulled off a thrilling win against the Bengals, with Jackson delivering a perfect fourth quarter. Kyle shares insider knowledge on what's making Lamar one of the league's top QBs this season.

Next, we dig into how Deebo Samuel's Sideline Clash with 49ers Special Team Sparks Tension After Missed Kicks. Samuel's frustration with his team's special teams unit brings new insight into locker room dynamics.

The Chiefs keep finding a way to win, edging out the Broncos 16-14. We discuss how their defensive play and key blocks made the difference and whether Kansas City's resilience could lead them to another Super Bowl.

Then, Russell Wilson comes alive as the Steelers outlast the Commanders in a tight game. Gerald and Kyle discuss how Wilson's late-game heroics might be the spark Pittsburgh needs.

Finally, we cover the Utah AD Fined Amid an Investigation Following a Heated BYU-Utah Rivalry Game, discussing the fan incident and sportsmanship controversy that's captured national attention.

Take advantage of our bold takes, in-depth insights, and Week 11 NFL picks in this McCoy & Van Noy episode!

1:12 - Lamar's MVP Case? Ravens Win in 4th-Quarter Thriller vs. Bengals

12:47 - Deebo's Sideline Clash with 49ers Special Teams After Missed Kicks

18:32 - Chiefs Keep Finding a Way to Win, Squeak Past Broncos

25:50 - Russell Wilson Coming Alive as Steelers Outlast Commanders

34:07 - Utah AD Fined Amid Investigation Following Heated BYU-Utah Rivalry Game

41:23 - Drive to Win: Recognizing Key Players Who Stepped Up in Week 10

52:10 - Our Week 11 NFL Picks: Who Will Prevail?

In this can’t-miss episode of McCoy & Van Noy, Gerald McCoy teams up with Yahoo Sports’ Charles McDonald, filling in for Kyle, to deliver all the hard-hitting drama from NFL Week 9. Leading off, the duo dissects the Ravens' absolute domination over the Broncos, where Lamar Jackson shined with a perfect passer rating and Derrick Henry stormed through with two touchdowns, bringing his season total to a league-leading 13 scores. Is this Ravens offense unstoppable on their Super Bowl path?

Next up, we shift to the Chiefs’ nail-biting 30-24 overtime win against the Buccaneers. Patrick Mahomes overcame an injury scare to throw for 291 yards, with help from a clutch Travis Kelce performance and DeAndre Hopkins lighting up the field. Gerald and Charles discuss the Chiefs’ unbeaten run and whether this year's team can continue their reign in the AFC.

From there, it’s all about breakout performances—Gerald and Charles dive into Saquon Barkley’s nearly 200-yard game and his incredible backward hurdle, as well as Bryce Young’s first game-winning drive, lifting the Panthers to a narrow victory over the Saints. And just when you thought it couldn’t get wilder, the duo debates Derrick Henry’s Hall of Fame case and if he’s already solidified his place among the all-time greats.

Wrapping things up, Gerald and Charles reveal their "Drive to Win" standouts of the week, shine a spotlight on a few jaw-dropping rookie performances, and break down their picks for the most exciting Week 10 matchups. From deep analysis to unforgettable plays, this episode of McCoy & Van Noy is packed with the passion, insight, and excitement every NFL fan craves. Like, comment, and subscribe for your weekly dose of expert takes and game-changing moments!

2:22 Ravens’ Offensive Explosion Against Broncos - Lamar Jackson’s Perfect Game & Zay Flowers Shines

7:37 Is Derrick Henry a Hall of Famer?

10:40 Chiefs Stay Undefeated Beat Bucs: Mahomes, Hopkins, and Hunt Deliver OT Win

22:29 AFC Power Struggle: Can the Ravens or Bills Dethrone the Chiefs?

26:12 A Real NFC Showdown: Commanders, Lions, and Eagles Race for the Top

38:48 Drive to Win: Top Performances of the Week

44:04 Week 10 Predictions and Key Matchups

In this can’t-miss episode of McCoy & Van Noy, Gerald McCoy and Kyle Van Noy dissect every thrilling and gut-wrenching moment from NFL Week 8, delivering a hard-hitting breakdown of the week’s biggest stories. Kicking off with Jayden Daniels' electric 52-yard Hail Mary touchdown that stunned the league, McCoy and Van Noy debate if this is the Play of the Year and explore what Daniels’ heroics mean for his Rookie of the Year campaign.

But Daniels wasn't the only name making headlines. Bears' rookie Tyrique Stevenson found himself in the hot seat after a costly lapse during the final seconds, seemingly celebrating prematurely before the Commanders sealed a last-second victory. Gerald and Kyle weigh in on Stevenson's controversial moment—was it a rookie mistake, or does it hint at deeper issues in the Bears' locker room?

Next, we shift to Lamar Jackson and the Ravens, who put up a fierce fight against the Cleveland Browns, with Jackson throwing for 289 yards and adding 46 on the ground. Yet, crucial missed opportunities—dropped passes, untimely penalties, and a costly dropped interception—left Baltimore with a tough 29-24 loss. McCoy and Van Noy discuss whether the Ravens have what it takes to maintain their lead in the AFC North, or if they’re slipping out of Super Bowl contention.

Adding more drama to the mix, we dive into Cleveland’s new era with Jameis Winston stepping up at QB, where he turned heads with a 334-yard, three-touchdown debut. Could Winston's big performance signal a shift away from Deshaun Watson? We break down what’s next for Cleveland and their surprising momentum.

From jaw-dropping plays to strategic misfires and inspiring rookie moments, this episode of McCoy & Van Noy delivers the insights, analysis, and drama that football fans crave. And stick around as we preview Week 9 and give our picks for standout games, including our take on matchups like Cowboys vs. Falcons and Dolphins vs. Bills.

Don’t miss a second—like, comment, and subscribe for your weekly deep dive into all things NFL. This episode packs all the passion, surprises, and expert takes you need to stay on top of the action!

0:00 - Welcome to McCoy & Van Noy

0:58 - Ravens vs. Browns Breakdown - Jameis Winston shines for Cleveland

16:36 - Steelers Triumph Over Giants - Late Interception Seals Pittsburgh's Victory  

24:49 - Commanders' Hail Mary Stunner - Jayden Daniels' and Caleb Williams face off

35:17 - Tyrique Stevenson's Costly Error - Taunting Backfires in Commanders' Hail Mary Win

41:09 - National Tight Ends Day Special - Why Every Position Deserves Its Own Day  

47:26 - Drive to Win Segment - Highlight Performances of Week 8  

51:17 - Week 9 NFL Game Picks - Who Are McCoy & Van Noy Backing This Week?  

In this action-packed episode of McCoy & Van Noy, Gerald McCoy and Kyle Van Noy break down the biggest stories from Week 7 of the NFL season.

We kick things off with Lamar Jackson's five-touchdown clinic, leading the Ravens to a 41-31 victory over the Buccaneers. Derrick Henry also made a statement, racking up 169 rushing yards, while injuries to Mike Evans and Chris Godwin derailed Tampa Bay's offense.

Next, Russell Wilson's debut for the Steelers turns heads as he leads Pittsburgh to a 37-15 win over the Jets, while Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs remain undefeated after a 28-18 victory against the 49ers.

Special guest Cam Jordan of the New Orleans Saints stops by to chat about the team's struggles and his partnership with Old Spice. We then dive into our Drive to Win segment, where Kyle and Gerald highlight standout performances from Week 7, including Saquon Barkley and Dexter Lawrence.

Finally, we wrap up with bold Week 8 predictions and a look ahead to Thursday's matchup between the Vikings and Rams. Don't miss this episode's insights, interviews, and expert analysis!

In this action-packed episode of McCoy & Van Noy, Gerald McCoy and Kyle Van Noy break down the biggest stories from Week 6 of the NFL season.

Starting with Lamar Jackson's incredible MVP-level play, the Ravens continue their dominance with a victory over the Commanders, proving they're a team to watch. Next, we shift to London, where Caleb Williams led the Bears to a convincing win over the Jaguars, further cementing his star power.

The Jets are making headlines, but not for the right reasons. Aaron Rodgers and the Jets continue to struggle, suffering from self-inflicted wounds that are derailing their season. We also dive into Nick Sirianni’s heated interaction with Eagles fans, and what it means for the team moving forward.

The highlight of the episode? The stunning trade of Davante Adams to the New York Jets. Is Adams the missing piece that can salvage their season, or will this move fall flat? Plus, an exclusive interview with Andrew Van Ginkel as he reflects on his stellar season so far.

Finally, don’t miss our Drive to Win segment, where we spotlight the top performances of Week 6 and give our predictions for Week 7. With bold insights and hot takes, you won’t want to miss this thrilling episode of McCoy & Van Noy!

0:00 Introduction

1:17 Ravens beat Commanders: Are the Ravens the Best Team in Football?

15:20 Caleb Williams and the Bears Dominate Jaguars in London

22:30 Jets Struggling: Self-Inflicted Wounds

30:45 Nick Sirianni vs. The Boo Birds

34:16 Andrew Van Ginkel Interview

48:30 Davante Adams Traded to the Jets

51:50 Drive to Win: Week 6