National Pass Time

Jon Gruden has resigned in disgrace after more emails leak of him making homophobic, misogynistic, and racism comments. The news broke right as we started recording, so you get our reactions in real-time. The Browns and Chargers give us the game of the year. Tom Brady continues to do insane shit. The Bills might just be the best team in the NFL. 

The Rams look to rebound against the Seahawks who may be in dire need of a 12th man. Which team will flip the Bills when Buffalo takes on Kansas City? The Ravens and Lamar Jackson have a Colt following. The Cowboys look to lasso another win while Baker Mayfield may need to take the reins and lead the Chargers if he hopes for a massive contract extension. We round-up the other intriguing games without a single mention of Justin Fields.

Kyler Murray and the Cardinals showed the Rams that they'll have a say in the NFC West title race this year, Tom Brady gets the best of Belichick in his return to Foxborough, and the rookie QBs take step forward. We discuss all these storylines and more in this episode of National Pass Time.

The Carolina Panthers might be the worst undefeated team after losing their top offensive and defensive players, but they beat the "best" rookie QB? Brady plays his first game in L.A. in his 20 year career and gets Rammed. Brandon Staley proves himself a Charger by refusing to retreat against the Chiefs. Aaron Rodgers made his name Cali this season, after-all. Matt Nagy rolls over as the Vikings try to contend for the NFC North. The Raiders survive while the 2021 QB draft class nose dives.

The #PrimeTimeParlay perseveres with consensus picks on the Panthers at Texans and Packers at 49ers, plus Monday Night Football guarantees NFC East redemption for one of us when the Eagles take on the Cowboys. Bonus picks include the Raiders taking it Tua the Dolphins and the Chargers keeping the game within one Chiefs fumble. Matt Nagy names Andy Dalton the Bear's starting inactive QB, so can Justin Fields tame the Browns? The NFC championship preview could be in Los Angeles this weekend and Big Ben may need a boob job to lift the Steelers to the playoffs.

The #PrimeTimeParlay didn't deliver, but the slate of Week 2 games definitely did. Daniel Jones pops off in a Giant disappointment. Kyler Murray may be at the top of the MVP list, but are the Cardinals set for a repeat of last year's decline? Rookie QBs intercept the storyline, but the Ol' Timers are not doing much better (Tom Brady, excluded). Call your taunt and your uncle, cuz these referees are snatching all these flags up in here.

Daniel Jones travels to Washington Thursday, and he may leave as the worst quarterback in the worst division in football. The high-powered Chiefs offense needs surprisingly few points to cover the spread against the Ravens, but the Packers need to score A LOT against the Lions to fulfill Toaster's #PrimeTimeParlay. Week 2 storylines include Bonus picks (Rams, Eagles), Dalton's revenge game, Kyler Murray and more!

The Saints march into Jacksonville and send Green Bay home with the worst loss in what may be the end of the Aaron Rodgers era. Kevin Stefanski and the Browns get aggressive, but Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs are still king of the AFC Hill. Kyler Murray is straight out of a video game, but Ready Player One taking out the Tennessee Titans may not be a Titanic defeat. The rookie quarterbacks play like rookies… at least those that got to play. The primetime parlay ended with a Chris Godwin fumble, but the Bucs, Rams, and bonus picks still take care of business.

Captain Tua still has to earn his badge and the Steelers still need to learn Watt contract negotiations require in the modern era. The Prime Time Parlay selections are revealed for the Bucs vs. 'Boys, Rams vs. Bears, and Raiders vs. Ravens. Toaster picks the 49ers to strike gold in Detroit while Jon has the Broncos playing with house money against the Giants.

In this episode we give you our bold predictions for all eight divisions. These include predictions on team records, individual performances, and other random shit we think is going to happen. Enjoy!

NFC North (00:44 - 06:53)

AFC North (07:04 - 13:10)

NFC South (13:13 - 18:32)

AFC South (18:33 - 22:23)

AFC East (22:34 - 27:51)

NFC East (27:52 - 32:36)

AFC West (32:47 - 39:08)

NFC West (39:09 - 45:31)