In this episode, Sam and Payton discuss the pros and cons of the four major types of backfield scenarios we see in the NFL.  The Workhorses, Do-it-all backs, Situational backs, and the Multiman Backfield.  We also discuss which one we would prefer to have.

With the season halfway through already, we go around with designated teams and give a statement on their season in five words or less.  It can be an excuse, advice, or just a simple statement.

With week nine behind us, we give our frontrunners and other notable names for Most Valuable Player, Defensive Player of the Year and Coach of the year.

With the Buccanneers and Packers both losing crucial games this past Sunday.  We discuss what a potential trade could look like for either of them and who their successors may be whether it be next season or even a few years later.  

With the regular season already one-third of the way through, Sam and Payton discuss the teams that they think will win the division along with the teams that can be competitive in the division, teams that will be wild card teams and teams that won't make the cut.  

With the third week of the NFL season coming to a close, Sam, Payton, and Isaiah discuss teams that have surprised them and teams that have also disappointed them through the first three weeks of the NFL season.  We make bold claims, reasons, excuses, and predictions throughout this episode.

In our first podcast with a new crew and a new sport, we dive into some key suspensions this year.  Sam, Isaiah, and Payton discuss the impact, fallout, and our opinions on the suspensions of DeShaun Watson, Calvin Ridley, and DeAndre Hopkins.  We also dive into whether or not Aaron Donald should be suspended with the brawl he started earlier this week.