Week 1, decoded by someone who’s been in the trenches.

Trey Wingo sits down with Marshall Newhouse, Super Bowl champ, 10-year NFL offensive lineman who’s blocked for Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady, to break down what actually translated on tape and in the data from opening weekend.

No hot takes. Facts + stories from a guy who’s lived the matchups, protections, and situational football that swing games.

What we cover (Week 1):

• Rodgers x Steelers: how Arthur Smith’s structure meshes with QB preference (and what the OL/tempo said)
• Mike Tomlin’s 2024 mandate: why results > streaks in Pittsburgh
• Ravens’ finish problem: 17 blown double-digit 2H leads—prep, play-calling, and player execution
• Chiefs’ offense post-Tyreek: ceiling, spacing, and what changes when Rice/Brown/Worthy align
• AFC North snapshot: floor vs. ceiling after one week—Steelers, Bengals, Ravens, Browns

Why Marshall?

• SB XLV champion (Packers)
• 10 NFL seasons, started at tackle/guard
• First-hand Rodgers perspective, protection rules, and how elite offenses actually communicate