The Gridiron NFL Show

Will Gavin is joined by Liam Blackburn and Olly Hunter as they dig back into the stories from the weekend including whether Lamar Jackson can ever win the big game, what makes Matt Eberflus so special, and is time up for Jimmy G in San Francisco, and for Anthony Lynn in LA? All that plus a look ahead to the week 9 action. 

Will Gavin is joined by Matt Sherry and Simon Clancy as they run the rule over Week 7 in the NFL and look ahead to Week 8. How good were the Steelers? How bad is Cam Newton? And what exactly happened when Mike McCarthy tried to employ a 14-man analytics team? All that plus Joe Brady, violin music, and an ode to the 5pm start time. 

Will is joined by Matt and Liam to ask whether the Titans are the best team in football, what Tua's future will look like and whether it's the beginning of the end for both Mike McCarthy and Baker Mayfield. Plus, Super Bowl winning head coach Brian Billick joins us to talk Adam Gase, Arthur Smith and how you handle popular co-ordinators. 

Will Gavin is joined by Olly Hunter and new Gridiron editor Liam Blackburn - fresh off the practice squad - to reflect on the fallout from week 5 in the NFL. Together they discuss the issues faced by the Falcons in the aftermath of the Quinn/Dimitroff firing, ask just why Arthur Smith's Titans are so impressive in the redzone, and tell you where disgruntled former Jets running back Le'Veon Bell will end up. Plus, all the good, bad and ugly from around the league. 

Will, Matt and Simon talk historically bad defenses - here's looking at you Dallas; overrated offenses - oh, hey, Kliff Kingsbury; great rookie passers, bad back-up signal callers, why Indianapolis might be the best team in the AFC, and why BOB had to go. Plus, the Old Dominion Monarchs get some love, as does an old white coach. No prizes for guessing from whom. All that and a lot, lot more. 

Will is joined as always by Matt, Kalyn and Simon as they assess the good, the bad and the downright ugly from week three in the NFL. Why did Doug Pederson punt, why were the NFL Network obsessed with a beard and a moustache, and why is Matt LaFleur coaching his Green Bay socks off? Plus, Super Bowl winning head coach Brian Billick breaks down what's wrong in Baltimore, and the gang all agree that Andy Reid is the hero we all need. But why? 

Will is joined as always by Matt, Kalyn and Simon as they assess the good, the bad and the downright ugly from week two in the NFL. Matt is forced to concede that he might have been wrong about Jared Goff, whilst there's some rare praise for Josh Allen. Kalyn was in Chicago to witness the injury to Saquon and so the team discuss whether that ACL tear may actually benefit him in the long run. And Brian Billick gently chides Anthony Lynn over his caution, and himself over drafting Kyle Boller. Week two? Completed it right here. 

Matthew Sherry, Will Gavin, Simon Clancy and Bleacher Report's Kalyn Kahler return to pick the bones out of the Week 1 action around the NFL, while Super Bowl-winning head coach Brian Billick checks in for the first of a weekly segment!

- Breaking down the Good, from Russell Wilson's new-found aggression to Aaron Rodgers' Jordan Love-inspired potential renaissance and Minshew Mania continuing in Jacksonville
- The Bad sees our panel discuss two veteran passers and their off-night in New Orleans: Drew Brees and Tom Brady
- On the Ugly side, meanwhile, is the Browns being the Browns, and the Lions being the Lions
- Coach Billick breaks down the action from the sidelines, discussing the Washington Football Team's Ron Rivera, New England Patriots' Bill Belichick, Los Angeles Rams' Sean McVay and Seattle Seahawks' Pete Carroll
- Finally Matthew, Simon and Kahler pick out their loves, hates and unheralded performers of the week to cap off the show

Matthew Sherry, Simon Clancy, Will Gavin and Bleacher Report's Kalyn Kahler (formerly of Sports Illustrated) relaunch the Gridiron Show by taking a spin around the NFL ahead of the big kickoff this week...

- How will players use their platform in the Black Lives Matter movement?
- Breaking down Tom Brady and his fit with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- A look at what Brady has left behind for Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots
- With Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes in place long-term, can the Kansas City Chiefs forge the next NFL dynasty?
- San Francisco and their uphill battle to become just the third team in the Super Bowl era to win the Lombardi Trophy one year after losing on the biggest stage
- A lightning-round look at the remainder of the league, with particular focus on potential dark horse teams, the Arizona Cardinals, Buffalo Bills and Denver Broncos
- Finally, our quartet make their picks for Super Bowl LIV in Miami

Matthew Sherry and Simon Clancy discuss their overall impressions after the 2020 NFL Draft - who nailed it? who wiffed? And are Packers fans right to defend their team's decisions or is it just blind faith for the sake of it?