After a crazy wildcard weekend Tom and Sterling regroup and look at the divisional round matchups. Are the Giants hot enough to pour cold water on the Eagles season, why Jacksonville has already one and are playing with house money, If Cincinnati or Buffalo can put together the full potential game this weekend and are the Cowboys the defense to finally slow down Brock Purdy and the 49ers... Find out this week on the New Sports Order!

Tom and Sterling are ready for the postseason and the Cowboys stumble their way in after a loss last weekend and Tom has had enough of the people more interested in talking crap about Dallas then their own team winning. Could the Jaguars vs Chargers be the game of the weekend and is Herbert vs Lawrence the best young quarterback matchup possible for the NFL... Should the Bears trade Justin Fields or will the Colts trade up to number 1 and why it's less entertaining to watch a matchup for the third time. All that and more on this episode of the New Sports Order! 

After everything broke weird this weekend Tom and Sterling try to make sense of the playoff picture going into the final week, Tom tries to figure out who he'd want Dallas to play in the first round, did Ron Rivera coach himself out of Washington? Green Bay seems destined to make the playoffs again, is Minnesota bad while San Francisco is the NFC favorite with Purdy? Plus Sterling breaks the rules and talks about his fantasy team.  

After a sick week the guys are back and they dive into the Commanders and Raiders making QB changes, who will win the awful NFC and AFC South divisions, did the Cowboys accomplish anything beating the Eagles without Hurts and are the Patriots already looking for an offensive coordinator for next season... All that and more on this episode of the New Sports Order.

Should Tom be worried about Dan Prescott despite the Cowboys win? How many teams could change their playoff position in the AFC? Are the Jags still in it? Did Cleveland play their way out of it? Tom vents about no parents saying they understand what it's like to be a parent and Sterling still hasn't watched A Christmas Story Christmas!

Tom's fired up as the Cowboys destroy the Colts, Sterling talks about another tough offensive outing from the Pats, weird Brady rumblings, are some teams getting momentum at the right time while others stumble, all that and more on this episode of the New Sports Order.

The Cowboys took care of business on Thanksgiving and move up the NFC East standings while the Patriots take a tough loss in Minnesota with a couple special teams blunders. They look at their games this weekend, the bottom of the standings, why the NFL did a disservice to turkey and the classic filmography of Daniel Stern!

As Tom and Sterling get ready for a full slate of Thanksgiving games they look at the Cowboys dominance against the Vikings and if it says more about Dallas or Minnesota. The Patriots get a tight win over the Jets but more people just want to talk about Zach Wilson. Is Matthew Judon the biggest threat to Micah Parsons for DPOY and do kids nowadays lack accountability... All that and more on this episode on the New Sports Order. 

Tom is in the dumps following the Cowboys blowing a lead to the Packers, is Dak struggling or still finding his rhythm. Sterling discusses how the Patriots had a good bye week and have jumped into the final wild card spot and whether this is the week Mac gets it together... Plus the guys talk about the Bills and Vikings in this weeks winners and losers and why Tom Brady is a winner again.

Sterling is either home sick with Covid or sick of talking about the Patriots horrible offense! Either way this week Tom is joined by his old friend and Giants fan John Ponti to talk NFC East and the smelly dumpster fire that is the Indianapolis Colts. Plus Tom can't help but revel in Ponti’s Yankee misery.