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This season doesn’t make sense—and that’s exactly why it’s fascinating. We zoom out from the week-to-week noise and dig into the real levers moving teams up and down: injuries, bye-week timing, travel, red-zone decisions, and whether culture can outlast chaos. With Stat Boy riding shotgun, we press on the big storylines everyone’s arguing about and the quieter trends that are actually changing outcomes.

We start with the Ravens’ slide and the line between bad luck and bad defense, then ask the uncomfortable question: if John Harbaugh hits the market, how many franchises rewrite their identity overnight? From there, it gets loud in the AFC South, where Jacksonville’s takeaways and Travis Etienne’s spark collide with a Colts team that hasn’t been truly tested post-bye and a Texans squad oscillating between “statement” and “stall.” Tennessee becomes the long game—Cam Ward’s ceiling, picks over sentiment, and a coaching target who fits a modern passer.

Out west, we stack tape, not takes: the Rams look like the most complete NFC West team, the 49ers are living on culture while they heal, and the Seahawks have a defense that travels and a backfield quietly tipping toward Zach Charbonnet in big downs. We challenge Detroit’s resume against real pressure looks, make the case that Green Bay’s tie might decide the division, and note why Kevin O’Connell can keep Minnesota in it if the quarterback play stays clean. Then it’s Tampa Bay time: Baker Mayfield’s MVP case isn’t a bit—it’s built on clutch throws without a full deck. The Bucs’ next step is banking two-score wins so January isn’t a coin flip.

We don’t duck the hard ones. The Chiefs have a short-yardage problem and fewer lucky bounces; the Broncos look like a real riser with a defense that hunts; the Eagles need to break their formation tells and let the run game reframe the offense; and Washington’s ceiling climbs as health returns—if they can get to the bye upright. The AFC East stays steady with Buffalo, shows a pulse in New England, and sets up a Jets reset. If you want less hype and more signal, this is your map through the weirdest NFL season in years.

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Football turned surreal and we were there for every twist—one of us literally running on Paris time. A 21–3 hole morphed into a 16-point fourth-quarter surge, a ball was dropped before the goal line, and an interception somehow became a touchdown the other way. Tennessee-Arizona wasn’t just a wild ending; it was a masterclass in momentum, situational football, and how one mistake can swing a season’s narrative.

We break down why certain teams thrive in chaos while others crumble. Tampa Bay keeps stealing games in the final minute because they’re comfortable in condensed decisions. Denver flipped Philly by letting the pass rush dictate the script and daring the Eagles to win without the run. The Texans’ demolition of the Ravens revealed a defense ahead of schedule and an offense catching up, while Indy’s three-phase competence showed how a special teams play and a steady QB can turn a Sunday into a rout. We also examine Sean McVay’s OT decision against the 49ers, what it says about coaching identity, and how aggression can be right even when it fails.

Quarterbacks shape this story. Cam Ward’s last drive felt like a franchise arriving. Hurts played efficiently in a game that exposed balance issues. Darnold’s one late mistake cost Seattle a thriller. Carson Wentz rediscovered rhythm in London. And Cincinnati’s move to Joe Flacco is a bet on vertical timing, seam shots, and locker-room calm while they weather the storm. On the college side, UCLA shocked Penn State and Florida stunned Texas, underlining how explosives tilt both emotion and math on any field, any weekend.

If you’re tracking bets or fantasy, we surface the edges: late-game variance teams, tight ends in Miami as target magnets, and rookie running backs edging toward bell-cow roles as pass protection stabilizes. Stick around for our Week 6 lens—travel traps, night-game noise in Kansas City, and which lines feel honest versus bait. Hit play, send us your hottest takeaway from the chaos, then tap follow and drop a five-star review so more fans can join the banter.

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Record-breaking defensive plays, shocking team collapses, and unexpected contenders emerged during an absolutely chaotic Week 3 of NFL action. The football world witnessed a staggering nine defensive and special teams touchdowns – tying an all-time NFL record – completely reshaping games and leaving fantasy owners either jubilant or devastated.

The Tennessee Titans situation raises serious concerns after their embarrassing loss to Indianapolis. "That team quit," explains co-host Floyd, detailing how he's never seen a Titans squad so disinterested in playing football. Brian Callahan's coaching has come under intense scrutiny, with speculation he might be the first head coach fired this season. The offensive line struggles, defensive indifference, and a rookie quarterback trying to find his footing have created a perfect storm in Tennessee. Could Mike Tomlin be the answer if he becomes available?

Special teams magic defined the weekend. The most memorable moment came when 338-pound Jordan Davis rumbled 70 yards at 18 MPH on a blocked field goal return to seal Philadelphia's comeback against the Rams. This play not only secured victory but crushed bettors who had the Rams plus 3.5 points – just one of many "bad beats" that had gamblers pulling their hair out.

The quarterback landscape is shifting dramatically three weeks in. Baker Mayfield quietly builds an MVP case with three straight comeback victories, while established stars like Kirk Cousins (benched in Atlanta) struggle. Rookie Caleb Williams showed flashes of brilliance in Chicago's dominant win over Dallas, looking "like Joe Montana" according to the hosts.

Perhaps most surprisingly, we identify the Los Angeles Chargers and Indianapolis Colts as potentially the two best teams in the AFC right now. Under Jim Harbaugh's leadership, the Chargers have transformed their late-game execution – historically their Achilles' heel – while the Colts show remarkable balance with Anthony Richardson and Jonathan Taylor finding their rhythm.

Join us for this wild recap plus our Week 4 predictions, where several "trap" lines make betting particularly challenging. Subscribe now and tell a football fan who would appreciate our unfiltered analysis!

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The Big Kahunas return back with a Week 2 Recap full of oddities and quick hitting Week 3 predictions against the spread.  Highlighted by:

• Are the Green Bay Packers this year's Philadelphia Eagles?
• Say it ain't so, Joe: Bengals undefeated, but at what cost?
• James Cook is not a flash-in-the-pan as Buffalo's bell cow
• Return of the Mac saves the early season for San Fran?
• Lions drop another 50 burger, but was this personal?
• Colts "leverage" their way towards controversial victory
• Many happy returns as Pats run past the Fins in divisional matchup
• Eagles interior too strong as Kelce swiftly drops crucial comeback
• Who is Geno Smith? (lol)

The Big Kahuna's Football Podcast is back every week with honest, unfiltered NFL analysis and fantasy football insights.  Subscribe now so you don't miss our Week 3 preview and reactions to all the developing storylines.

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We're back for Season 6 of the Big Kahuna's Football Podcast with rapid-fire analysis of NFL Week 1 and our way-too-early takes on what we witnessed across the league.

• Justin Fields delivered an impressive revenge game for the Steelers, showing the potential many saw in him while with Chicago
• Bears suffered a stunning collapse against the Vikings, with coaching failures and zero adjustments after their strong start
• Chargers finally beat the Chiefs in Brazil, where Mahomes surprisingly didn't get his usual favorable calls
• Miami's Mike McDaniel lands on the "volcanic hot seat" after just one game with Tyreek Hill showing visible frustration
• Giants looked terrible against the Commanders, leading to early calls for a quarterback change
• Tennessee showed promise with Cam Ward despite penalties and drops against Denver
• Ravens-Bills epic shootout showcased MVP-caliber performances from Jackson and Allen, with Kyle Hamilton's injury being the turning point
• Early predictions for conference championship matchups including Eagles-Packers and Ravens-Bills

The Big Kahuna's Football Podcast is back every week with honest, unfiltered NFL analysis and fantasy football insights. Subscribe now so you don't miss our Week 2 preview and reactions to all the developing storylines.

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I team up with Ski Mask Killer to talk about his Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the NFC South. Tune in to find out what grades we give each team!

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Big Kahunas Football is back baby!!!!!

NFC East Free Agent Review! We grade them.

Featuring @misciagno808 aka STATBOY!

Had to start off with the champs.

Sorry about statboys audio. I’ll fix it for the next one.

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The Big Kahunas preview Week 14 in the NFL with the fun and games of chance that they know you love.  There will be a quick synopsis on the latest college football bracket projections and how Championship Week will effect some teams on the brink.  Get ready for the Kahuna Pick 'Ems as they outline 4 matchups of interest in the NFL.  Player props don't get any better in the Odd or Even segment and score big with Anytime Touchdowns!  There will also be a mailbag segment involving Fantasy advice as the regular season heads towards an end and the playoffs begin.  Grab something warm from the bar and enjoy the banter, here on the Big Kahunas Podcast!

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The Kahunas coming off a holiday hiatus is bringing the fire when it comes to NFL Week 13 overreactions.  The MVP race heats up, but is Lamar a victim of his own success? Is the surge by the Eagles, sounding the alarms of the Lions? Could it be possible that the Chiefs get bailed out, yet again, by another ref's call? Check out this and more NFL overreactions during the first hour of the pod.

The next two hours of the podcast (please use chapter markers) will be the Big Kahunas building their very own CFP bracket with all the different algorithms and permutations to boot.  Which matchups are must-see TV? What teams are going to be under upset watch? What needs to transpire to get ultimate chaos in the CFP?  Whose bracket reigns supreme?

Check this and more from the Big Kahunas Football Podcast as they head into the thick of playoff scenarios and postseason hopes.  Get your drink ready and your football mind steady, as they bring the banter from the bar to the pod.

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This episode title is a callback to Episode 59 of the pod, which marked the time where the last NFL unbeaten was indeed beaten.  This episode takes place a full year and a month to the day the 49ers finally lost as last unbeaten team in 2023 season.  Shout out to the Buffalo Bills in their victory over the previously unbeaten Kansas City Chiefs, ensuring that the 1972 Dolphins can pop that bubbly at least once more.

In this episode Floyd is rejoined by Ryan and last week's guest host Brian to talk overreactions, hyperbole, and stunning declarations after Week 11 of the NFL season.  They will cover questions such as:

• Bo knows Rookie of the Year awards?
• Anthony Richardson redemption arc
• Are the 49ers really cooked this year?
• A 4-6 team that could sneak into the playoffs (that isn't the Bengals)
• Quote no more Ravens winning NFL MVP?

Stick with us till after the hour mark, to join the college football playoff discussion, a hot topic for any football fan who loves controversy.  This and more from the people who bring football talk from the bar to the pod.

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