This week, Bryce Rossler is joined by The Ringer's Steven Ruiz as they give a breakdown of the AFC West division for the 2025 season. Does the Broncos defense pose the biggest mismatch threat against the Chiefs offense? Can the Chiefs run game take the step it needs to in order to open up the passing game? Can the Chargers offensive line deal with the loss of Rashawn Slater? Who on the Raiders defense is going to step up behind Maxx Crosby?

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On this episode, Bryce Rossler and Jaguars beat writer John Shipley (Jags on SI) preview the AFC South, with SIS senior operations analyst Jeremy Percy joining to weigh in on the Indianapolis Colts.

Topics covered include

- Regime change and the Jaguars' evolving strategic approach

- The impact of Derek Stingley Jr. and Will Anderson

- Concerns about new Titans coach Brian Callahan

- The decision to start Daniel Jones over Anthony Richardson

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Our own CEO Matt Manocherian joins Bryce Rossler to preview the AFC East as we rattle on with our division previews.

Among the topics covered:

- Will the Bills continue to reign supreme?

- Can the Jets get over their curse and make some actual noise?

- Why is Bryce pessimistic about the Patriots this year?

- Is this the end of an era in South Beach?

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Our divisional previews continue as Bryce Rossler is joined by special guest Ben Solak of ESPN to preview the NFC East.

Among the topics covered:

- Where do Jayden Daniels and Jalen Hurts rank among NFL QBs?

- Concerns about the Eagles defense

- How good is the Cowboys' offensive line?

- Where do the Giants have the most potential to be good?

They go through obstacles, strategic approach, and much more for each team

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This week, host Bryce Rossler is joined by Matty Brown of Angstrom Sports and host of the Seattle Overload podcast to breakdown and discuss the NFC West teams. Is Cooper Kupp enough to offset the loss of Geno Smith? Can Walter Nolen and Calais Campbell generate enough pressure for the Cardinals? How much of the Rams success hinges on a possible Stafford regression? And did the 49ers do enough to beef up their run defense? All of these and more are discussed on this week's episode.

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This week, host Bryce Rossler is joined by The Athletic's Derrik Klassen to preview the AFC North. Who will be the starting quarterback for the Browns in Week 1? Can the new-look Steelers defense finish in the Top 10? What are the Bengals going to do on defense? Can the Ravens finally get over the hump against the heavyweights in the AFC? Find out what Bryce and Derrik have to say about what is arguably the toughest division in the NFL.

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This week, host Bryce Rossler is joined by Charles McDonald of Yahoo Sports as the two give their NFC South Preview. Is Bryce Young the real deal? Can the Tyler Shough/Kellen Moore duo carry the saints to more than 7 wins? Can the Buccaneers be one of the best offenses in the league again this year? Do the Falcons have enough beef on the defensive line to make a run to the playoffs? Find out what Bryce and Charles have to say about each team in the division.

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On this episode, Bryce Rossler is joined by PFF's Seth Galina to preview the NFC North. The Lions have won the division the past two seasons, but the Packers, Vikings, and even the Bears have pieces in place to make a run at the crown.

The guys break down each team, dissecting the rosters, coaching, and schemes for each team. 

Lions: How will Ben Johnson's departure impact the offensive success?

Vikings: Will J.J. McCarthy be effective coming off of his injury?

Packers: Why does Seth "Love" the Packers offense?

Bears: Will the high expectations derail quickly with the tough schedule?

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On this episode, our crew finishes up its "Scouts vs Stats" debate series with a ranking of the Top 10 Defensive Players in the NFL.

There were a few surprises of course, but that's part of the fun. Among the topics covered were the potential of Aidan Hutchinson, who's the best cover corner in the NFL, what makes Dexter Lawrence an intriguing talent, and a safety who snuck onto one of the lists.

James Weaver is joined by Alex Vigderman on Team Stats. Ex-NFL scout and SIS CEO Matt Manocherian and Bryce Rossler are on Team Scouts.

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In this week’s episode, it’s Scouts vs Stats again as James Weaver is joined by Alex Vigderman on team stats as they go against Matt Manocherian and Bryce Rossler on team scouts. The group compares their respective list of Top 10 Non-Quarterback Offensive Players going into the new season. How does each group value certain positions? Do any offensive lineman make the cut? What shakeups have happened since last year? Find out on this week’s Off The Charts.

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