Objectively Wrong

In the last serious episode of the year, we take a look at the likely playoff teams, and which teams, if any, can make a late arrival.

After a short and long break (just go with it), we allow football to come back into our lives. 

For thanksgiving you know what we do, spend an entire episode wondering if there is anything at all to be grateful for as a Raiders fan now and in the near future.  

Sitting in the corner, sipping tequila, Abtin stares at the man who has hurt him his whole life.  An old 14 year old with a bowl cut, white shirt and pants stained with the sweet and sour tang of PF Changs.    Where did it go wrong?

At this point every team knows if they are for real, and it's time to make the last push towards a championship.  Which moves actually took a step towards that?

Recorded before the trade deadline, we examine the trades already made and sit on our GM chairs.  

Howie Roseman has guided the NFL into the twilight zone.  In a world where Daniel Jones and Zach Wilson win football games.  A world where Geno Smith is a top 10 QB.  While John trains his pole climbing skills, Abtin sits and wonders when the light will shine on his face again. 

This season's foundation is already showing its fair share of cracks as numerous stars and role players fall into the deep abyss that is the IR.  Which teams can rise from the Meadow Land Turf, and which have already grown fond of the taste of gravel?

In a world where anyone can win a football game, John and Abtin stand in opposite sides of the spectrum.  Will the Raiders ever win a game?  Are the Eagles now the favorites in the NFC?

After a week that continues to prove we know nothing about football, we talk about Trey Lance and Justin Herbert and what it means for each team.  Stay tuned after the weekly predictions to learn why exactly this show is called "Objectively Wrong."