The NFL Rhodes Show with Lindsay Rhodes

The first ever Super Wild Card Weekend produced mixed results, and Lindsay breaks it all down with The Athletic's Nate Tice. They discuss the lows, like the Eagles no-show vs the Bucs and the Cowboys bizarre performance vs the Niners...and the highs like Joe Burrow and Josh Allen's performances. All of that, plus what the future looks like for the Raiders and how Nate's learned to criticize coaches as the son of a former NFL head coach.

Heading into Super Wild Card Weekend, Lindsay checks in with two of the best hype men for their respective teams. First, Buffalo Bills legend Steve Tasker gets us ready for the 3rd Bills/Patriots match-up of the season, which may be determined by which squad is more equipped for the frigid weather. Then, Steelers fan Dave Dameshek relishes in the fact that nobody believes in them as they face the heavily favored Chiefs. Even Big Ben said they have no chance!

Lindsay wraps up the NFL regular season by talking to former NFL QB Sage Rosenfels on Black Monday. They discuss the big changes being made in Minnesota, Chicago and Miami. Then they get into the wild Sunday Night Football game between the Chargers and Raiders. Did Brandon Staley screw up by calling a time out in OT? They also talk about how great it is to see promising young QBs like Justin Herbert and Joe Burrow thrive so quickly.

On this final edition of Fantasy Dirty Friday, Lindsay and Michael Fabiano start by discussing their top match-up plays for the weekend, like Kirk Cousins vs the Bears, Sony Michel vs the 49ers and Amon-Ra St. Brown vs the Packers. Then they get into their best low-end plays like Tyler Huntley vs the Steelers, Ke’Shawn Vaughn vs the Panthers and Jared Cook at the Raiders.

Heading into the final week of the NFL regular season, Lindsay's joined by Guy Haberman to discuss the state of some West Coast teams as they fight for the playoffs. What should you make of the Niners season? Who should be their starting QB? Do the Raiders or Chargers have more to lose? Should Derek Carr stay or go? Then, former Giants OL Shaun O'Hara joins the show to discuss everything wrong with his former team, plus the best offensive lines in the league.

After another wild NFL weekend, Lindsay starts by giving her thoughts on the unfortunate and frustrating situation yet again unfolding with Antonio Brown. Then, she's joined by the NFL Network's Jane Slater to discuss a bewildering Cowboys team that just can't manage to find an identity. Finally, Ben Baldwin from The Athletic breaks down some big analytical questions, like the decision making process at the end of the Bengals game.

On this edition of Fantasy Dirt Friday, Linday and Michael Fabiano start by discussing their top match-up plays of the week, such as Matt Stafford vs. Rams, Ronald Jones at Jets and Amon-Ra St. Brown at Seahawks. Then they get into their best low-end plays, like Trey Lance vs. Texans, Dare Ogunbowale at Patriots and K.J. Osborn at Packers.

On this episode on The NFL Rhodes Show, Executive Director of the Reese's Senior Bowl Jim Nagy gives us the guide on who to watch for in the Senior Bowl and Bowl games leading up to the NFL Draft. All the top QB's at the college level including Matt Corral, Malik Willis and Kenny Pickett will be participating in the Senior Bowl. How do we evaluate them? How will the extra year of NCAA eligibility help the later rounds of the 2022 NFL draft? Is opting out of Bowl games still a stigma? Who's the top pass rusher of this draft class Aidan Hutchinson or Kayvon Thibodeaux? Also, which emerging NFL star is every team looking for?

On this week's episode of the NFL Rhodes Show, Lindsay welcomes in Aditi Kinkhabwala of the NFL Network who covers the AFC North. Find out why Aditi might be Joe Mixon's good luck charm, why the Ravens could still possibly make the playoffs and which famous star NFL QB does she share a birthday with. Plus, Is this Big Ben's final ride in Pittsburgh, and who will replace him?

On this edition of Fantasy Dirt Friday, Linday and Michael Fabiano start by discussing their top match-up plays of the week, such as Justin Herbert at Texans, James Robinson at Jets and Tee Higgins vs. Ravens. Then they get into their best low-end plays, like Justin Fields at Seahawks, Rhamondre Stevenson vs. Bills and Josh Reynolds at Falcons.