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Charles, Gordon and Paul break down the reaction to a likely season ending injury to Lamar Jackson ending the Ravens season after just eight weeks. They also talk about the two toughest divisions to call in the NFL (for very different reasons) and some dream trade scenarios.

Charles, Gordon, Jamie and Paul are back to discuss the fire sale in Indianapolis, with Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner already traded, and rumours of more to follow. They also discuss officiating in the NFL, the Vikings defense and where the NFL goes from here when it comes to international games.

It's quarterback week on Stramash! Charles, Gordon, Ian and Paul discuss situations across the league, led by an extended discussion of Jalen Hurts’ calf blood clot diagnosis, the London trip, disputed reporting, medical decision-making, and whether the Eagles handled duty of care appropriately, with debate about his long-term future in Philadelphia. The panel also breaks down Sam Darnold’s inconsistency and the impact of changing offensive systems, the Chargers’ 0–6 start and Justin Herbert’s fit under Mike McDaniel amid offensive line and skill-position issues, and the Colts firing GM Chris Ballard, including how much bad decisions at quarterback contributed to that. They touch on Bo Nix’s poor play and limited rushing post-injury, argue over Deshaun Watson’s actual performance despite Cleveland’s record, and close with brief notes on Matthew Stafford and praise for Jordan Love, Drake May, and CJ Stroud. We also find out what Gordon is eating while we are recording - you don't get that on NFL Daily.

Gordon and Ian recap NFL Week 5 on Stramash, starting with Ian’s trip to Eagles vs Jaguars in London, where the crowd heavily favoured Philadelphia and boos greeted Jacksonville. Ian criticizes stadium pricing, slow concessions, and in-stadium replay choices while noting easy transport in and difficult exits. They discuss the Eagles’ late collapse and debate Nick Sirianni’s endgame decisions, then cover other chaotic finishes: Commanders-Giants ending in a tie after poor clock management, and Bills-Rams overtime featuring a key fumble and a blocked missed kick that likely costs the Rams’ kicker his job. They analyse Josh Allen’s rushing impact, Ravens’ overtime choice to receive and drain clock, motion-rule loopholes, and the winless teams led by the injury-hit Chargers, including draft trade possibilities and Drew Mestemaker as QB1.

Charles, Jamie and Gordon are back to breakdown the latest happenings in the NFL. It's way too early, but if we froze time right now, how would the playoffs look? The team also discuss the retirement of Eagles offensive tackle Lane Johnson, naughty officials and whether or not you really do "have to hand it to" Deshaun Watson.

Paul is joined by Ian and Jamie to review all the Week 3 NFL action and look ahead to Week 4. The Falcons stunned the Packers on Thursday night, the Raiders sit shockingly at 3-0 behind Kirk Cousins and a ball-hawking defense, while the Chargers spiral to 0-3 and Drake May implodes against Jacksonville. The panel debates officiating double standards after Jalen Hurts' bizarre concussion protocol saga, asks whether Deshaun Watson is actually back, and questions if Titans rookie Cam Ward needs a benching. Plus the Bengals blow it in Pittsburgh, the Ravens edge the Cowboys in a thriller in Rio, the Bears bounce the Eagles on Monday Night, and a look ahead to the London games at Tottenham. All that and the insight from biggest NFL quiz in Scotland, live from The Raven in Glasgow.

Cameron, Gordon (jetlagged) and Jamie catch up to review some of the teams in focus after 2 weeks of NFL action. We've got 4 teams who might be better than we thought and 4 teams who could be worse. 

Cameron, Gordon and Paul catch up to review all the week 1 action. We work our way through all the games, talking about some of the key headlines and asking some of the, far too early in the season, questions coming up. 

Cameron, Charles, Jamie and Gordon get together on the eve of the 2026 NFL regular season as we complete our annual preview pod. We worth our way through the division, putting our necks on the line as we predict the final positions for all teams. We select our Super Bowl contenders, ultimate winner, number 1 picking team, MVP and Rookie of the year. 

Charles, Gordon and Paul are back to preview the NFC West. Are the Rams unstoppable now that Aaron Donald is back? Can the 49ers survive the substation? Will the Seahawks defense reign supreme. And will the Cardinals... even win four games?!