More Football

It all comes down to this. In the season finale of More Football, the guys break down Tampa Bay's path to a Super Bowl victory, the near-impossible challenge of containing Pat Mahomes, and what a win would mean for the young QB's legacy. They also discuss the fallout of the Matt Stafford deal and how it impacts the Deshaun Watson trade market. Steelers wide receiver Chase Claypool also drops buy to give his thoughts on the big game, and finally, the guys look into the crystal ball and offer some predictions for the Cowboys, Jaguars and Eagles heading into the offseason.

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As the NFL world gets ready for Super Bowl LV, the guys break down what went right and what went sideways in the Conference Championship games. Is Tom Brady getting too much credit for the Bucs' win? What's next for Aaron Rodgers? Plus, why the Bills aren't a lock to return to the AFC title game next year and breaking down potential landing spots for quarterbacks Matt Stafford and Deshaun Watson. The guys also discuss how COVID-19 will affect this year's NFL Draft.

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The NFL playoffs are down to the final four with the Bills and Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game and the Buccaneers and Packers clashing for the NFC crown. The guys weigh in on the crucial status of Patrick Mahomes, why sitting the Chiefs star QB wouldn’t be the worst thing for the sport and how the Bills can upset the defending champs. Over at Lambeau, an aerial game in Green Bay clearly favors Aaron Rodgers and the Packers but the Bucs have options and the ability to surprise. Plus, tackling the Deshaun Watson saga, the Saints after Brees and what’s next for the emergent Cleveland Browns.

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Ahead of the NFL Divisional Round, the guys predict who will be playing for the conference championships and who will be joining the wild-card losers. The Steelers, Bears and Washington have more questions than answers after getting bounced from the first round, and Doug Pederson's firing suggests the bigger mess in Philadelphia isn't on the field. We talk Saints-Bucs and the battle of legendary quarterbacks Tom Brady and Drew Brees, which Lamar Jackson will show up in Buffalo, and try to answer the age old question of whether elite offense can beat elite defense when Aaron Rodgers' Packers host the Rams. Also, what would it take for the high-flying Browns to knock off the defending champion Chiefs? The guys discuss.

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NFL wild-card weekend kicks off on Saturday, and boy do we have some unpopular opinions for you. The guys talk about why they think the Colts can upset the Bills, whether Tom Brady can withstand the relentless pressure of Washington's front seven and why the Saints aren't a lock to beat the Bears. They also break down what should be a high-octane clash between the Ravens and Titans, the complete opposite of that in Seahawks vs. Rams, along with the Cleveland Browns' chances against the Steelers in their long-awaited return to the playoffs. Additionally, they take a look at the most appealing coaching vacancies across the league and tee up the national championship game between Alabama and Ohio State.

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The AFC playoff race is coming down to wire with a flurry of teams still looking to qualify for the playoffs. The Colts are currently on the outside looking, but the guys discuss which of the six 10-5 teams is most likely to do Indy a favour. In the NFC, Jared Goff's injury has made the Rams' matchup with the Cardinals a lot more interesting. The Bears need some help from the Rams or a win at Lambeau against a Packers team that is playing for NFC home-field advantage throughout the playoffs. Speaking of Green Bay, Aaron Rodgers has the slight edge over Patrick Mahomes for MVP, but Josh Allen also deserves some love.

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Whether you won or lost your fantasy football leagues, Steven Psihogios and Wesley Cheng are here to take stock of what we learned this season.

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In a wild turn of events, the New York Jets won a game and their fanbase is upset about it. The guys — specifically Richard, a noted Jaguars fans — discuss the different perspectives on tanking and why it's worth all the suffering. In the AFC, the playoff race is reaching a boiling point with the Browns having a shot at stealing the division title from the Steelers, the Colts and Titans heading down to the wire for the AFC South, and the Dolphins and Ravens battling it out for the final spot. They also touch on which AFC teams have the best shot at taking down the Chiefs and tee up festive slate of Week 16 games, including an NFC West showdown between the Seahawks and Rams, a crucial clash between the Steelers and Colts and a heavyweight bout between the Titans and Packers.

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Steven Psihogios and Wesley Cheng count you down to the final week of the fantasy season, and make the case for Jalen Hurts, Cole Beasley, Leonard Fournette and Logan Thomas as league winners.

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There has been a major shakeup in the AFC North. The Steelers have gone from an unstoppable juggernaut to a team that looks like it might not even be the best in its division thanks in part to the recent play of the Cleveland Browns. In the NFC we (finally) discuss at length what has made the Packers so good, if they're better than last season and whether or not Aaron Rodgers should win MVP. We also touch on the always intriguing NFC East where Jalen Hurts appears to be the best QB in Philadelphia and why the Washington Football Team could win a playoff game. We also run through the top games to watch this week and hit on Derrick Henry's push for 2,000 yards, if Travis Kelce will lead the league in receiving, and whether the Steelers can pull off a defensive milestone for the ages.

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