Self-indulgent, loquacious, and pretentious, this 2-hour behemoth of an episode covers everything you could possibly want to hear about in a podcast: the hedging language used by reporters, the QB with the most 500-yard passing games, complaints about the league becoming too soft, and the benefits of changing your mind.

In this episode, Ajay contemplates Mike Florio's proximity to unfounded rumors, Chris reminisces about his illustrious career writing for the school newspaper, and we speculate about moves that the Steelers and Chiefs will (or won't) make this offseason.

Chris and Ajay recap the Chiefs Super Bowl win over the 49ers, speculate about Mahomes's career trajectory from this point, and wonder about what the Steelers are going to do at quarterback.

In this episode, Ajay outlines his expectations about the Super Bowl, Chris relives some of the most painful plays in recent Steelers history, and we finally talk about Taylor Swift.

Philosophy professor Chris Dorst and Psychiatrist Ajay Nair discuss some current questions about the Steelers, the Chiefs, and the NFL in general. In this episode, we'll analogize some recent Steelers seasons to Christopher Nolan films, conceptualize the Chiefs as a Freudian subject, and consider what makes a good mustache.

Philosophy professor Chris Dorst and Psychiatrist Ajay Nair provide their perspectives on the Steelers, the Chiefs and the NFL in general. They love talking about how people think, why people do things, and also just what happens on the football field.