In Touchdown Wire's Week 10 NFL Preview Podcast, Doug Farrar and Mark Schofield get into the stories and schemes for the NFL's Week 10. This week, the topics include:

Why Ryan Tannehill could have trouble against the Colts' defense;

How the Browns are about to get a big offensive uptick;

Why the Giants are interesting all of a sudden;

How the Buccaneers have lost their identity on both sides of the ball;

How the Bills can use last week’s defensive game plan against Russell Wilson once again against Kyler Murray;

And why we’re absolutely, positively convinced that Jon Gruden is listening to this podcast. 

All those things and more. We’ve got a lot to cover, so let’s get rolling!

In this week's episode of the Touchdown Wire Matchup Podcast, Doug Farrar and Mark Schofield reveal their most underrated players of the first half of the NFL's 2020 season, and go over the following matchups and more!

Can San Francisco's depleted offense get it going against Green Bay's leaky defense? 

Has Drew Lock improved enough to get the ball to his targets in a reliable sense?

How do the Raiders solve a problem like Justin Herbert?

Should we start worrying about Ben Roethlisberger?

How will Kyler Murray counter Miami's Cover-0 blitzes designed to kill empty formations? 

How have Bruce Arians and Tom Brady merged to improve Tampa Bay's passing game -- and what different looks might we see from Todd Bowles' defense?

Ready for Week 8 of the 2020 NFL season? We are! In this week's matchup podcast, Doug Farrar and Mark Schofield go through all the big stories and important matchups of the week, and dive into a few deals that should happen before the November 3 trade deadline.

Touchdown Wire's Doug Farrar and Mark Schofield go through all the big stories of Week 7 in the NFL. Why Carson Wentz is better than you think, Todd Bowles' Hall of Fame game plan, how the Cardinals are doing things with the 0-6-5 defense, why Cam Newton can come back, how the Steelers could be in trouble against Ryan Tannehill, why Josh Allen has a problem, diving into the Yannick Ngakoue trade (which happened during the taping of this episode!) and much, much more.

In this episode of "Speaking of Everything," Doug Farrar speaks with George Atallah, the Assistant Executive Director of External Affairs for the NFLPA. George discusses the unique mechanisms of putting a season on in the middle of a pandemic, how the union and league are still trying to come together on everything from testing protocols to worst-case scenarios, how the union can audit a series of team doctors when the NFL’s history of player safety has been less than optimal, what the union is still waiting to hear from the NFL as training camps get underway, and why now is the time for players to be socially active as they have never been before.

Today, I speak of everything with Mitchell Schwartz, the right tackle for the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs. We discuss the complications of starting an NFL season in the face of the coronavirus pandemic, athletic traits versus production as it pertains to offensive line play, a certain ESPN top 10 list in which Mr. Schwartz got only an honorable mention, how to merge stats with tape to evaluate players, Mitchell’s response as a Jewish-American to DeSean Jackson’s recent anti-Semitic posts, and what’s up with the outstanding “Mitch in the Kitch” series.

In Episode 2 of "Speaking of Everything," my guest is Jason Reid, Senior NFL Writer for The Undefeated. Throughout his career with the Los Angeles Times, the Washington Post, ESPN, and The Undefeated, Jason has been one of the foremost voices regarding the intersection of social issues and sports. Here, we talk about everything from Jason's journalistic mission, to the Washington NFL team's nickname schism, to Colin Kaepernick's past, present, and future, to the ways in which the NFL needs to do more beyond slogans and missions if it wants to be an agent for real change, and what will become of the NFL's racial reckoning.

In the premier episode of "Speaking of Everything," Doug Farrar speaks with Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll and performance expert Dr. Michael Gervais about their new "Compete to Create" project. Then, Pete talks about racial equality in the NFL as I've never heard from any coach at any level.

In the debut of Off the Grid, Doug Farrar's narrative podcast about all things football, we take a deep dive into the ways current and former NFL players feel about the league's recent admissions of the link between football and CTE. Hear from the safety who remains cynical, though he hasn't played since 2011. Hear from the guard who is trying to keep his place in the NFL, and is balancing that against the obvious and unavoidable risk to his future. Hear from the current starting left tackle of the Baltimore Ravens, who can't believe the NFL is as shortsighted as it's been. And hear from the former guard, only 26 years old, whose life has been irrevocably altered by the concussions he suffered in pro and college football.

They're back! Sports Illustrated's Doug Farrar and Greg Cosell of NFL Films and ESPN's NFL Matchup discuss all the big schemes and stories to get you ready for Week 3 of the 2015 NFL season.