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This week on The Mina Kimes Show featuring Lenny, Ben Solak makes his return to the show to run through every game on the NFL Week 9 schedule.

Along the way, they talk about:

The biggest factors that could swing each game

The storylines you’ll actually care about

Their predictions and picks for Week 9

0:00 Welcome To The Mina Kimes Show Featuring Lenny!

1:53 Ravens @ Dolphins Preview

10:10 Falcons @ Patriots Preview

15:19 Chargers @ Titans Preview

19:26 Bears @ Bengals Preview

26:29 Colts @ Steelers Preview

37:25 49ers @ Giants Preview

42:08 Panthers @ Packers Preview

45:04 Broncos @ Texans Preview

54:50 Vikings @ Lions Preview

59:02 Jaguars @ Raiders Preview

1:05:48 Saints @ Rams Preview

1:10:05 Chiefs @ Bills Preview 

1:19:54 Seahawks @ Commanders Preview

1:25:05 Cardinals @ Cowboys Preview

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Kevin Clark is joined by Jim Nantz before he calls Chiefs/Bills this weekend. Jim shares an emotional story about what Arnold Palmer told him in the wake of his father's passing in 2008 when he was at a crossroads in his career. Plus, why he'll miss the current Bills stadium and the experience that comes along with it & his memories of when Peyton Manning made "Omaha" his signature call at the line.

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Peter starts the podcast with a recap of what he witnessed Monday night between the Commanders and Chiefs, as well as a few thoughts on the 2024 QB Class and why all eyes are now on JJ McCarthy to deliver for Minnesota. He gives out his awards for player of the week and sports media person of the week and then welcomes in a dynamo of a guest in Michael Irvin. "Irv" takes us back to his days as one of seventeen siblings growing up in Fort Lauderdale, his early Cowboys days, and what it was like rolling with Jimmy Johnson and World Wide Wes. He then gives some thoughts on the current Cowboys' struggles, why he thinks Micah still isn't necessarily a "winner" in the trade, and his feelings on both Dak Prescott and Patrick Mahomes. Brian Hoyer joins to do a deep dive on Drake Maye, dissect Josh McDaniels, and offer an outlook on the Patriots the rest of the way. Loaded episode and a great one.

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SVP and Stanford Steve are back from Kansas City to recap MNF, react to NFL Week 8 action and discuss the madness that is college football right now. First, the guys recap their experience in Kansas City and reflect on what a great place Arrowhead is. The Chiefs continued to look like the best team in the NFL with a 28-7 win over Washington, and they’re one of 12 teams SVP says can ‘DO IT.’ Patriots? Seahawks? 49ers? Ravens? Broncos? Some can and some can’t. At least not yet. Then, SVP takes us to Pooptown which lost some members! The guys then pivot to reacting to the historic game 3 of the World Series between the Dodgers and Blue Jays before going into a long discussion about the chaotic nature of college football, specifically the coaching carousel. It’s truly the Wild Wild West, who is LSU and Florida going to get? And finally, Steve’s story of *almost* running into Ms. Travis Kelce. | SVPod

Time Codes/Topics

(0:00) Intro

(2:28) Kansas City recap

(7:02) MNF recap

(14:14) SVP’s 12 teams that CAN DO IT

(24:35) Current residents of Pooptown

(27:33) Game 3 of the World Series was epic

(31:44) Brian Kelly FIRED - reaction

(35:30) What to make of CFB coaching carousel

(50:20) Will Lane Kiffin coach at Ole Miss in 2026?

(51:35) Thoughts on the NBA betting scandal

(59:18) CFB Week 10 preview

(1:06:08) Steve almost ran into Taylor Swift

(1:10:13) Indiana’s giving a lot of points in the Snake Pit

(1:11:45) Free Gorilla Glue for SVP?

(1:15:52) Boogie Nights is awesome

(1:17:30) Thanks for watching

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Mina is joined by Domonique Foxworth to recap Monday Night Football, where the Chiefs came out on top against the Commanders. They break down how Kansas City continues to roll, what went wrong for Washington, and the biggest takeaways from the game.

Later, Mina and Domonique share their Winners and Woofs of the Week — highlighting standout performances, surprising flops, and everything in between from across the NFL.

Winners: Jordan Love, Ravens, Eagles

Woofs: Myles Garrett, Cowboys

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Mina Kimes is joined by Dan Pizzuta to preview and pick every NFL Week 8 game. They start with Thursday Night Football, move through all of Sunday’s matchups, and wrap up with Monday Night Football. Along the way, they discuss the key factors that could decide each game, the storylines to watch, and their predictions for the week ahead.

0:00 Welcome To The Mina Kimes Show Featuring Lenny!

1:53 Vikings @ Chargers Preview

10:47 Dolphins @ Falcons Preview

14:10 Bears @ Ravens Preview

20:35 Bills @ Panthers Preview

24:40 Jets @ Bengals Preview

28:45 49ers @ Texans Preview

36:40 Browns @ Patriots Preview

42:48 Giants @ Eagles Preview

53:45 Buccaneers @ Saints Preview

57:20 Cowboys @ Broncos Preview

1:05:35 Titans @ Colts Preview

1:11:45 Packers @ Steelers Preview

1:20:35 Commanders @ Chiefs Preview

1:30:00 See you next time!

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Peter recaps an enlightening trip to Seattle, where the performances of Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Leonard Williams leaves him wondering if the Seahawks are way better than they're being treated in the media. He gives his player of the week and sports media winners of the week before highlighting why Jordan Love can ruin the Aaron Rodgers Sunday night extravaganza in Pittsburgh this week. Sean McVay joins for an all-encompassing discussion on his 2025 Rams, his coaching journey, his influences, his love for Lil Wayne and Al Michaels, and what a special human being Aaron Donald is. McVay is an open book, here, and details what the concept of family has meant to his coaching abilities, why he isn't leaving LA for the broadcast booth anytime soon, and which coaches he loves hanging with the most.

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SVP and Stanford Steve are back to recap the entire Week 7 slate of the NFL season. Starting with the MNF doubleheader, Seattle played with their food a little bit and Detroit dominated the Buccaneers. Are the Lions the best team in the NFC? A team that was just across the pond may have something to say about that. The best team in the AFC looks to be the Chiefs, but the team with the best record in the AFC is playing some really good ball. Plus some thoughts on the Niners’ resilience, Patriots’ win streak and more, including Pooptown which features some bad, bad teams. The guys then move on to Game 7 of ALCS and preview Week 9 in college football, as there are some real be careful games in this weekend’s slate. Finally, the NBA season is here, ranking fears, Charlie’s reaction to the Louvre heist and more. | SVPod

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Mina Kimes is joined by Domonique Foxworth to break down both Monday Night Football games. The Lions defeat the Buccaneers with a strong defensive performance, and the Seahawks take care of the Texans in a well-rounded win. Together, Mina and Domonique analyze the biggest plays, key takeaways, and top storylines from each matchup — before wrapping up with their weekly Winners and Woofs.

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Kevin Clark takes a look at the winners & losers from Week 7 in the NFL. Is this the end for Mike McDaniel with the Dolphins following their blowout loss to the Browns? Despite their historic 4th quarter collapse, should Giants fans be encouraged enough by Jaxson Dart's performance to believe they've found their quarterback of the future? Why things haven't clicked for the Commanders this season and the impact that Jayden Daniels injury could have. Why the Colts have solidified themselves as legitimate contenders in the AFC following their win over the Chargers. Plus, Kevin solicits opinions on what the national media gets wrong about the listener's favorite teams.

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