The Hurt Feelings Podcast

The Hurt Feelings crew is back for NFL Week 2 and pulling ZERO punches. Wiz declares Joe Burrow the best pure passer in the league (fight us). Rutter goes scorched earth on the Rams — Stafford looked like garbage, Aaron Donald's un-retirement is already backfiring with Myles Garrett on IR, and there's TROUBLE in paradise in LA (spoiler: he thinks they won't even win their division). Snowman plants his flag on the Chicago Bears defense being the most slept-on unit in football and calls the upset over the Vikings before anyone else. Plus: Josh Allen dropping 50+, Lions fans told to hold their breath on the Jameer Gibbs workload, and Jackson Dart is officially a dog. Come for the takes, stay for the on-air feuds. Like, subscribe, and let us know who's got hurt feelings after this one.

The Hurt Feelings crew just watched NFL Week 1 and everyone's mad about something. Wiz goes SCORCHED EARTH on the Detroit Lions defense and literally invites Lions fans to come fight him on the pod ("your defense is absolute garbage and it's going to stay that way"). Snowman drops the take heard round the group chat: Jared Goff is a top-3 QB in the NFL, and he doesn't give a s*** what anyone thinks. Wiz doubles down that John Harbaugh is a better head coach than Bill Belichick — because Belichick was just riding Tom Brady the whole time. Plus: the Cowboys defense got EXPOSED by the Giants (who Snowman says are built exactly like the Ravens), Ramsey slander because "Ja'Marr Chase is going to spit in his face again," Rutter starting to believe in Bryce Young, and the Bears' offense went nuclear on Carolina. Come pick a fight in the comments. Like, subscribe, and let us know whose feelings we hurt this week.

Broken mirrors. Lost voices. Hurt feelings all around. Ohio State coughed up a 20–3 lead to Texas and the guys are NOT okay about it — Arthur Smith gets absolutely torched, Ryan Day gets called out for not taking over play-calling, and Wiz drops the take of the season: JJ McCarthy is a better QB than Arch Manning (yes, from an OSU fan who hates Michigan). From there it's carnage across the country — Michigan wins ugly while Bryce Underwood gets labeled "dog water," Oklahoma's playoff hopes are declared dead on arrival, Mississippi State's Kamario Taylor gets the "Mini Josh Allen" tag, and Oklahoma State snaps a 21-game losing streak by knocking off top-10 Oregon. Dan Lanning slander included at no extra charge.

Ohio State heads to Austin for a heavyweight rematch with Texas, and the guys break down how each defense could get exposed, why ball security and red-zone execution may decide it, and where the pressure really sits between Sayin's Buckeyes and Arch Manning's Longhorns. The show closes with a full trip around the country, from Oklahoma–Michigan and Mississippi State–Minnesota to a best-bets board featuring UCF, Duke, Oregon State, Iowa, UConn, and Memphis.

The season is here — and we're breaking down everything from the Wednesday opening game and Super Bowl rematch (does spreading games across more days come at the cost of player safety?) to full NFC and AFC playoff forecasts from all three hosts. Expect surprise teams, Cowboys optimism, a Saints call, a quarterback-vs-system debate, and every host's Super Bowl pick before we close it out. Whether you're locking in your bracket or just here for the takes, this one covers the whole field.

The crew breaks down this season's most underrated college football teams — including Rutter's picks for Utah and Louisville, plus a Nebraska detour along the way. Then we get into who we've got playing for the national championship, and finish up with our favorite upsets and spread picks of the week.