Objectively Wrong

We wouldn't blame you if you forgot that football happened this week.  After two great Championship games, nobody cares and there's so much more to talk about.  We hit everything possible (even the football) this week, with a focus in the recent Brian Flores-led lawsuit. 

Super Wildcard Weekend has left our two hosts miserable, disappointed, and studying the draft already.  After a recap of the weekend festivities, John and Abtin divert their attention to predicting the entirety of the playoffs from here on.  Will Green Bay still win the Super Bowl or has a season of chaos changed our minds?  Does Buffalo and Kansas City continue their growing momentum all the way to LA, or is the return of King Henry enough to push the Titans towards Super Bowl redemption?

After a fantastic Divisional weekend we are left pondering the future of Green Bay, the landscape of AFC quarterbacks, and Sean Payton (he retired the day after recording). With both of our 1st seeds failing to win, we are forced to predict the Playoffs once again. 

Fresh off the game of the year, John and Abtin dive deep into the Raiders and Chargers sunday night game.  Afterwards, a short primer into Black Monday, and playoff predictions for Super Wild Card Weekend. 

The season wraps up and we predict the important games of the first ever week 18.  Are we delirious or are we destined for a Sunday night tie?

The season is wrapping up and the holidays are winding down.  So what do we do to wrap it all up in a nice bow?  John gets to complain about Chris Simms preseason QB rankings.  We also find a great statistical analysis on QB help and QB performance, and of course it must be discussed. 

It's nearly christmas and we're behind alot, but at least the NFL is delaying football games too.  We talk about the bottom falling out on the Jaguars and Urban Meyer, alongside living with covid in the NFL. 

We know it's been awhile.  We're back with an extra long episode, after missing a couple of weeks to...life. 

With a playoff picture becoming more and more foggy, and every contender looking beatable any given week, the utter chaos of the NFL has somehow left us empty, unsatisfied, and with nothing to talk about.  Filling the void we take a look at the underappreciated and crucial parts of each team, before we run the episode down with our weekly predictions.

Leaving the past behind us and hoping to see the future of an absolute chaotic NFL season, here's our completely wrong and not at all right team predictions.