In this episode, Rhett Lewis is joined by insider Kim Jones for a perspective on what went wrong in New York and how the Giants and Jets plan to recover from a lost season. Kim shares why Giants owner John Mara fired head coach Joe Judge, what the plan will be as they search for a new general manager and head coach, and how Daniel Jones and Saquon Barkley fit into the Giants future. Lastly, Kim talks about the importance of the New York Jets getting complimentary pieces to surround Zach Wilson, she explains why Wilson started his rookie year slowly and how head coach Robert Saleh has garnered the players respect in the locker room.

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In this episode, Rhett Lewis is joined by insider Ian Rapoport for the latest on the potential return of J.J. Watt for the Arizona Cardinals after he suffered an injury in week 7 and why the Los Angeles Rams turned to retired safety Eric Weddle in a time of need. Ian also shares why Ben Roethlisberger has been so quiet about a possible retirement, what the future could look like for Dallas Cowboys offensive coordinator Kellen Moore and defensive coordinator Dan Quinn, and how Bill Belichick's future in New England could affect what Jerod Mayo and Josh McDaniels decide.

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In this episode, Rhett Lewis is joined by insider Steve Wyche for his observations on how Raiders quarterback Derek Carr has rallied his team to the playoffs and become the voice of the team as he prepares to play in his first playoff game. Then Steve shares why Rich Bisaccia approached his interim head coaching position as the glue, rather than the leader.

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In this episode, Rhett Lewis is joined by insider Aditi Kinkhabwala for perspective on how the Pittsburgh Steelers can compete with the Kansas City Chiefs in their playoff matchup. Aditi explains why T.J. Watt needs to be the defensive player of the year and how Najee Harris' commitment to not give up has given the Steelers some resemblance of a running game. Aditi also shares what the Steelers are hoping for in what's likely the final run for Ben Roethlisberger and how Pittsburgh's intangibles can keep this game close, despite getting blown out earlier in the season.

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In this episode, Rhett Lewis is joined by insider Tom Pelissero for a look at the latest firings and potential future hirings around the NFL on black Monday. Tom explains why the Miami Dolphins parted ways with Brian Flores, how the new general manager of the New York Giants could determine the future of head coach Joe Judge and the reasoning behind the decision for Denver Broncos general manager George Paton to move off of Vic Fangio as their head coach. Tom also shares what the future could look like in Minnesota and Chicago after they fired their general manager and head coach and what the plan is for the Las Vegas Raiders after interim head coach Rich Bisaccia led them to the playoffs against all odds.

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In this episode, Rhett Lewis is joined by reporter, Jim Trotter, for a look into what playoff teams like the Arizona Cardinals are doing to feel prepared for the playoffs and how the Seattle Seahawks are preparing for an uncertain future, potentially without Russell Wilson and Pete Carroll. Then Jim shares his thoughts on the direction the Jacksonville Jaguars should go for their next head coach and the win and in division battle between the Los Angeles Chargers and Las Vegas Raiders for the final wild card spot.

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In this episode, Rhett is joined by insider James Palmer for perspective on how Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals went from worst to first in the AFC North. Then Rhett and James dive into how the Tennessee Titans took on the personality of their head coach, Mike Vrabel, after their star running back, Derrick Henry, went out with an injury in week 8. Lastly, James shares why the Indianapolis Colts and the Kansas City Chiefs defense has largely become turnover dependent and why the Los Angeles Chargers team has been so up and down.

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In this episode, Rhett is joined by insider Mike Garafolo for more perspective on what occurred as Jalen Hurts walked to the locker room and narrowly escaped a collapsing wall of Eagles fans. Also, Mike shares why Green Bay Packers head coach, Matt LaFleur, should receive more credit for his teams success and the inside story on what happened between Antonio Brown and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Lastly, Mike gives us a closer look on where teams like the Las Vegas Raiders and the Jacksonville Jaguars are searching for their next head coach.

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In this episode, Rhett opens with a tribute to the legendary coach and broadcaster John Madden who passed away Tuesday. Also, with the next head coaching cycle underway, Rhett looks back at his interview with Scott Pioli, who recently joined to talk about minority coaches he believes should get serious looks in this cycle. Lastly, as the Cincinnati Bengals near a playoff berth Rhett looks back at his interview with Judy Battista, who recently joined to talk about how Joe Burrow has changed the culture in Cincinnati.

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In the 47th episode of the NFL Inside Report podcast, Rhett Lewis is joined by NFL.com senior writer, Jeffri Chadiha to break down three decisions that shaped the 2021 season. He says the Broncos drafting Patrick Surtain II and leaving the door open for the Cowboys to pick Micah Parsons is a major factor in him believing Dallas has “the kind of defense you can win a championship with.” Jeff also says despite nobody in Kansas City caring that the Chiefs traded for Melvin Ingram, the former Pro Bowl D-end has given the Chiefs one of the best defensive lines in the league. He also says Matthew Stafford going from the Lions to the Rams has reshaped the power structure in the NFC, and has the Rams offense looking more like that one that led LA to a Super Bowl appearance in the 2018 season. Jeff explains why he has Aaron Rodgers over Jonathan Taylor and Josh Allen in his MVP race, and why this season should be the end of Ben Roethlisberger’s career. To check out Jeffri's full piece on NFL.com, click this link!

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