The NFL Rhodes Show with Lindsay Rhodes

Lindsay takes you inside the biggest financial questions facing NFL teams as the off-season gets underway with PFF's Brad Speilberger. They discuss the organizations with the best and worst cap situations, who's in position to swing major QB trades, what teams are building the right way, what contenders have staying power and much more.

The 2022 NFL Offseason is officially underway, but not before Lindsay gives her thoughts on the LA Ram's winning the Super Bowl and the unfair portrayal of LA fans in the media. Then, Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) joins to breakdown what he saw as the most important takeaways from Super Bowl 56, as well as what teams are set up to replicate the Cincinnati Bengals surprising rise next season.

Lindsay gets you ready for Super Bowl 56! She stats with PFF's Seth Galina for a deep, analytical break down of the biggest match-ups between the Bengals and Rams. What do each need to do in order to win? Where will the game be decided, and who are the most important players to watch? Then, Brandon Funston of The Athletic talks about the best and most fun prop bets to get some action outside the game itself.

Lindsay's joined by two guests who were in Mobile, Alabama for the Senior Bowl this past week. First, Eric Edholm of Yahoo Sports gives his wide ranging takes on the prospects who showed out in front of NFL talent evaluators, which QBs might have helped themselves and which teams have the most to gain in the upcoming Draft. Then, ESPN Jets Reporter Rich Cimini talks specifically about what New York's coaching staff got out of working with the prospects directly.

On a bonus Rhodes Show, Lindsay's joined by SXM NFL Radio's Solomon Wilcots to celebrate the Cincinnati Bengals shocking, historic run to Super Bowl 56. He recalls the similarities between his Bengals team in Super Bowl 23 and this one, what makes Joe Burrow special, and how he thinks the big game will turn out.

Lindsay's joined by attorney Lisa Banks, who represents the individuals alleging mistreatment by the Washington Football Team, to discuss the Congressional Roundtable tomorrow and what they hope to achieve by bringing the story to light. Then, NFL Network's Steve Wyche comes on to talk about Brian Flores' lawsuit alleging systematic racism in NFL hiring processes

After another incredible weekend of football, the Cincinnati Bengals and LA Rams have emerged as your Super Bowl 56 match-up! Lindsay kicks off the week by talking Rams with Kara Snead (former NFL Network reporter and wife of GM Les Snead), as well as the LA Times Gary Klein. They discuss how the so-called "Super Bowl or Bust" narrative took hold, how they got to this point and what it will mean for to host a Super Bowl in Los Angeles. Tune in Thursday as we go deep on Bengals!

Heading into Championship Weekend, Lindsay's joined by SI's Andrew Brandt to discuss the biggest stories in the NFL world right now, namely Aaron Rodgers and Sean Payton. Andrew was part of the Green Bay front office when they drafted Rodgers, and he shares his thoughts on what's next for the franchise and star QB. He also talks about the time they almost hired Payton as the Packers head coach, and what the Saints might look like without their leader. Then, former All-Pro LB Shawn Merriman discusses his feelings after the Bills, his former team, lost a heartbreaker to the Chiefs. He has strong opinions on the OT rules, as well as who he wants to see win this weekend's games. They also get into why he thinks Justin Herbert is the best young QB in the NFL...although he might be biased. Finally, he talks about his venture into the MMA world with Lights Out Xtreme Fighting.

As we come down from the greatest NFL Playoff weekend of all time, Lindsay's joined by Tracy Wolfson from the NFL on CBS, who was on the sidelines for the craziness on Bills/Chiefs on Sunday night. They discuss what is was like to be in the stadium, all the twists and turns of the game and what her takeaways are for both teams moving forward. Then, former 49ers safety Donte Whitner talks about their shocking win over the Packers, although he wasn't as surprised as most. He explains why he thinks San Francisco has a real shot to win the Super Bowl and how people don't understand why Jimmy Garappolo works for that team.

Lindsay gets you ready for the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs with NFL Network's Brian Baldinger. They discuss all the biggest storylines, like the epic QB battle between Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes, how the Titans have gotten better without Derek Henry, what a Niners upset in Green Bay would look like and much more.