The MMQB NFL Podcast

Conor Orr and Albert Breer discuss the recent trend of players officially retiring well past their playing days, if the NFLPA is asking it's executive director to step down amid an alleged conflic of interest investigation, extending GM Ryan Poles as the team continues it's build for future, Browns rookie running back Quinshon Judkins being arrested for domestic battery, and the glut of second round picks that remain unsigned

Conor Orr and Albert Breer break down what an optimal season would look like for every NFC West team and why the 49ers are a couple young players breaking out from reaching the Super Bowl again, why the Cardinals have to make the playoffs in year three of a rebuild or trade Kyler Murray, why the Seahawks have to win games against bad offenses, and how the underrated Rams can contend for a Super Bowl

Conor Orr and Albert Breer discuss the report on how the league encouraged collusion against players before breaking down the optimal season would look like for every NFC South team and why the Panthers young core has to continue growing through organizational chaos, why the Saints only path forward is getting the number one pick, how this could be the last chance the Falcons offensive weapons have to show out together, and why the Bucs home grown talent will win them another division

Conor Orr and Albert Breer break down what an ideal season would look like for every NFC North team and what the Bears and new head coach Ben Johnson can get out of Caleb Williams, why the Packers will have to fight for a wild cars spot, and how the Vikings and Lions are in the same boat after major departures following highly succesfull seasons

Conor Orr and Albert Breer break down what an ideal season would look like for every NFC East team including the Giants continuing to develop their young players, why we shouldn't be surprised if the Cowboys make the playoffs, why the Commanders might struggle with a target on their back, and how the Eagles strong drafting will make them title favorites again

Conor Orr and Albert Breer break down what an ideal season would look like for every AFC West team including why the Raiders should have the biggest jump in wins, if making the playoffs is still enough for the surprising Broncos, why the Chargers will the team everyone will hate to play, and how an optimistic season for the Chiefs is another Super Bowl appearance

Conor Orr and Albert Breer break down what an ideal season would look like for every AFC South team including the Titans finding one strength during another rebuilding year, the Jaguars finding common ground on their plan for Travis Hunter, the Colts getting the best out of Daniel Jones and making the playoffs, and the Texans taking the next step in becoming an elite team

Conor Orr and Albert Breer break down what an ideal season would look like for every AFC North team and if if the Browns can finally find a franchise changing player in the draft, if the Bengals high powered offense can overcome a bad defense, the great moves the Steelers made while waiting for Aaron Rodgers decision, and if the Ravens can get over the hump as a top AFC team

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Conor Orr and Albert Breer break down what an ideal season would look like for every AFC East team and what the Jets will look like under Aaron Glenn, what progress we'd like to see from Drake Maye, the puzzling Miami Dolphins roster, and if it's Super Bowl or bust for the Bills

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Conor Orr and Albert Breer discuss the yacht activities of Stefon Diggs, Aaron Rodgers drawing out his decision to join the Steelers, if the Texans will extend C.J. Stroud or Will Anderson first, why we think Trey Hendrickson will cave on his contract demands, and more