The Philadelphia Eagles are only a year and change removed from a Super Bowl championship. A chunk of the core is still there, except one major piece… AJ Brown. Nick Sirianni and Howie Roseman chose to fill this hole with draft pieces but will a slot receiver from the west coast and a new Tight End to spell Dallas Goedert be enough to ease Jalen Hurts’ woes?

The Dallas Cowboys are usually expected to make offseason noice but Year 2 under Brian Schottenheimer may bring mostly maintenance. Some swaps calling a woeful defense and taking care of playmakers Javonte Williams and George Pickens may look OK on paper, but will Caleb Downs’ fall in the draft and a new scheme be enough to turn around this dreadful defense?

PLUS, Washington just hopes some tinkering and a new franchise linebacker is enough to right the ship. And oh yeah, a healthy season from Jayden Daniels. 

Meanwhile, the team that DID NOT have a quiet offseason was the New York Giants. Mike Tomlin was expected to get the job and all of a sudden, enter John Harbaugh. A big shakeup in the Draft and a load of new wideouts in, led by a VERY familiar face, is this enough to make the G-Men competitive or are they another Jaxson Dart and Cam Skattebo injury away from falling back to the basement?

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You’d think the New England Patriots would be feeling pretty good after making the Super Bowl in Drake Maye’s second year. But after getting embarrassed and thrown around like a rag doll, they didn’t stand pat and brought in two huge new targets in the mercurial AJ Brown and Romeo Doubs. As far as not standing pat goes, we suppose Sean McDermott’s seat got a little too hot in Buffalo. As Buccs McGee called his shot with McDermott heading out of town, Joe Brady was elevated to head coach to maintain his offensive relationship with “Super” Josh Allen instead going after the proven veteran head coaches on the market. Add in DJ Moore for virtually nothing and beef up the defense, can Josh and the Bills finally make it to the promised land?

PLUS, what exactly is happening with the disasters in Miami and New York? The Dolphins completely cleaned house by firing Mike McDaniel and shipping off Tua Tagovailoa and Jaylen Waddle and replacing them with…. Jeff Hafley and Malik Willis? Could be a long season in South Beach.

The New York Jets usually do have “long seasons” and will Aaron Glenn’s seat get undeservedly hot? After grabbing a young and tested QB from the college ranks and two stud receiving options, it all rests on… Geno Smith. Can his return to the Big Apple keep him on the field or will the off field issues rule out?

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"Raging Bull"

"New Outro, Who Dis"

For a division that can’t field a winner above .500, there sure is a lot going on in the NFC South. The Falcons fell apart last year and decided to not only bring in a new voice with former Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski, but also another injury-prone quarterback in Tua Tagovailoa. And guess what? No one knows if either will be ready for Week 1. Speaking of QBs, the Bucs couldn’t quite figure out how to lock up Baker Mayfield long term and that’s not the only contract that’s up in the air as All-Pro Vita Vea wants greener pastures?

PLUS, what’s in store from Year 4 of Bryce Young and Year 2 of Tyler Shough as these youthful signal callers try to build on the late momentum they gained in 2025. 

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"Raging Bull"

"New Outro, Who Dis"

The Houston Texans got off to a horrendous start last year but thanks to the collapse of the injury-riddled Indianapolis Colts and a Jacksonville Jaguars team that couldn’t quite take control of the division until the very end, they found themselves sitting pretty in the playoffs. And then you have…. The Titans. Year 2 of Cam Ward and a whole new leadership. Could it finally be time to turn the tide in Tennessee?

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"New Outro, Who Dis"

We expected All-Pro stars to get dealt this week. How could AJ Brown to the Patriots actually be upstaged? Queue the 2-time and reigning defensive player of the year fresh off a record-setting season making the rich richer in LA. But, could a future Hall of Famer also be coming back to pair with him?

PLUS, Malik Nabers found an abbreviated end to his season. How the Giants are actually backfilling receivers all over the map. 

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"Raging Bull"

"New Outro, Who Dis"

The biggest stages in the NFL are still Sunday Night Football on NBC and Monday Night Football on ESPN — and in this cutdown episode from our full Schedule Release livestream, Buccs McGee and nutmeg2palmetto break down whether this year’s primetime slate lives up to the hype.

From the classic “Football Night in America” energy to the Hank Williams' nostalgic calling “all my rowdy friends are here for Monday night,” we dive into the games, matchups, and storylines the league is banking on to close out every NFL week in style.

We also discuss one of the biggest changes to the Monday Night Football schedule: no more doubleheaders. After years of ESPN stacking opening-week Mondays and juggling overlapping broadcasts, the format finally changes this season. Could that be connected to ESPN hosting the Super Bowl this year? Or is the league simply trying to make Monday Night Football feel bigger and cleaner again?

The strongest primetime matchups, discussion over the network's slates, and whether Sunday and Monday nights still carry the same prestige in today’s streaming-heavy NFL landscape.

For years, Thursday Night Football felt like the NFL’s dumping ground — short rest, bad teams, ugly games, and Amazon seemingly getting stuck with the weakest matchups of the week. But after a surprisingly strong slate last season, we ask the big question: did Amazon finally crack the code?

In this cutdown episode from our full NFL Schedule Release livestream, we break down whether Amazon’s 2026 Thursday Night Football lineup can continue the momentum from last year and actually give fans quality football consistently to START the NFL week instead of feeling like an obligation game before Sunday.

We discuss how the NFL appears to be treating Thursday nights differently, whether marquee teams and meaningful matchups are finally becoming the norm for streaming exclusives, and if Amazon has officially shaken the reputation of getting “the shaft” with weak primetime games.

Can Thursday Night Football actually become appointment viewing? Buccs McGee and nutmeg2palmetto debate the biggest surprises, the best games, and whether Amazon’s NFL era has officially turned the corner.

The NFL schedule release somehow became an even bigger event this year.

From the league expanding into Australia for the first time, to returns to Brazil and Madrid, and finally bringing a game to Mexico City alongside the usual UK and Germany slate, the NFL is clearly pushing harder than ever to become a global sport.

But the international schedule wasn’t the only headline. The holiday lineup is absolutely stacked. Thanksgiving week now starts with football on Wednesday, followed by what looks like one of the strongest Thanksgiving Day and Black Friday slates the league has put together in years. Then Christmas goes completely over the top with the calendar perfectly lining up for Thursday Night Football before launching a Christmas tripleheader.

Buccs McGee and nutmeg2palmetto react to the biggest surprises, the smartest moves, the craziest scheduling decisions, and what all of this means for fans, streaming platforms, and the future of the NFL experience.

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Buccs McGee & nutmeg2palmetto react to the first round selections in the NFL Draft and live react to the best of the rest in the second. It's all Fernando's world as the Raiders take IU's Mendoza with the top pick. Have the Jets and Giants put New York football back on the map? The Cowboys were active and what the hell were the Chiefs thinking?!

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"Raging Bull"

"New Outro, Who Dis"

He’s not even a free agent but Mad Maxx Crosby was the talk of the town going to the Ravens…. Only to fail a physical and head right BACK to Vegas. He’s talking a good story, will the star edge rusher stay with the Raiders? And hot off the press, Kyler Murray gives the Vikings a brand new QB.

Buccs McGee & nutmeg2palmetto assess their own teams’ additions and losses plus which teams spent major bucks, the Chiefs and Steelers retool and holy cow is there a firesafe in South Beach.

Music Credit: Monty Wames

"Raging Bull"

"New Outro, Who Dis"