Shek Show

Shek and Rank are joined by Daniel Jeremiah to recap all the footballing action this weekend, including Peyton Manning falling short in his big return to Indianapolis and the Heisman trophy favorites. Handsome Hank then joins for "The Blacklist" to debate the biggest injury from Week 7 and MVP candidates before opening up a gift package from Scotland.

Shek & Rank huddle up for a special edition podcast with Miami Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill who stops by to discuss being a part of a famed quarterback draft class, his "Madden NFL 25" next-gen ratings, and if he can still play wide receiver. Plus, Shek makes his speed picks for Week 7's slate of games and predicts how many touchdowns Peyton Manning will throw in his return to Indy.

Shek welcomes Green Bay Packers linebacker A.J. Hawk back to the show to discuss Hawk's three-sack performance versus the Ravens, the questionable tackle on Randall Cobb, the Jim Irsay and Peyton Manning kerfuffle, and Patrick Swayze movies. 'Around The League' scribe/podcaster Chris Wesseling also stops by to talk about Irsay’s quote, AFC West vs. NFC West, and debates his Week 7 picks with Elliot Harrison in the latest Red Challenge Flag segment.

Shek & Rank recap Week 6 in the NFL including the Patriots’ come-from-behind win over the Saints, how Bill Belichick stopped Jimmy Graham and the Broncos’ not-so dominating performance against the Jaguars. Producer Black Tie brings back "The Blacklist" to debate the behavior of the Texans' fans and which one-win team is still in the playoff race. Plus, the guys use Twitter to decide the best cornerback in the NFL.

On Side B of a two-part pigskin podcast-palooza, Shek referees the Week 6 "Red Challenge Picks" segment between Elliot Harrison & Handsome Hank as they call this weekend's winners and preview the very one-sided Broncos vs. Jaguars showdown. Then, Shek dials up New Orleans Saints defensive end supreme Cameron Jordan to talk about Rob Ryan's defense, Jimmy Graham's MVP-caliber season, and whether he'd win the head-to-head battle with similarly named Cleveland Browns tight end Jordan Cameron.

On Side A of a two-part pigskin podcast-palooza, Shek welcomes Miami Dolphins wide receiver Brian Hartline into Studio 66 to talk about how Ryan Tannehill stacks up against the other young QBs, Mike Wallace's involvement in the offense and the virtues of Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo. Then, Elliot Harrison & 'Around The League's Chris Wesseling square off with Handsome Hank & Shek in a sanctioned tag-team bout to settle whether Romo is great or a choker.

Shek & Rank are joined in Studio 66 by @MoveTheSticks Daniel Jeremiah to talk about the QB-heavy headlines of Week 5, including: Tony Romo vs. Denver; Colin Kaepernick's recent struggles; what the Texans should do going forward; and the future of Josh Freeman. Jeremiah's British doppelganger Handsome Hank also shadows the door of Studio 66 to talk Dolphins & Bears, plus he's bearing gifts in the form of his favorite English crisps.  It's a delicious show - give a taste test, won't you?

Shek is joined in Studio 66 by NFL pals Elliot Harrison & Marcas Grant to discuss whether any road team could win a playoff game in Seattle or New Orleans, plus predict the Week 5 games.  The fellas also discuss the rules of spoiler alerts here in the Age of the DVR.

Shek & Rank are joined in Studio 66 by personnel guru/old pal Daniel Jeremiah (@MoveTheSticks) for a rangy conversation on the Ravens' bizarre offensive playcalling vs Buffalo; the Broncos' machine; the Steelers' personnel deficiencies; possible NFL trades; Andy Dalton's struggles; nepotism in the NFL; and the future of Josh Freeman.  After Jeremiah departs, the fellas discuss the "Breaking Bad" finale (50:30) and where the show ranks among the all-time greats.

Shek is joined by Archie Manning to discuss "Book of Manning"; which of his NFL sons would win in a foot race & Ole Miss's chances in Alabama this Saturday. Bengals CB Terence Newman also calls in to talk about the Bengals' nice start, intercepting Hall of Fame quarterbacks, and playing football on set of "Transformers 4" with director Michael Bay and actor Mark Wahlberg. Plus, Elliot Harrison squares off with Marc Sessler in the Week 4 red challenge flag picks segment.