Woot and Wye recap a wonderful Week 7 in the NFL that included wins to both their teams and the team of the podcast. They recap the latest news from around the league including Arian Foster's retirement and the end of Geno Smith's career in the big apple. They then dig into the Week 7 action looking at Philly's gameplan to beat the undefeated Vikings, the mayhem that was SNF OT & look ahead to the impeding trade deadline day.

Woot and Wye open the show talking some US Politics after the third debate between Hilary & Trump before shamelessly plugging their Super Bowl Party: The Luna Bowl. They rip into the New York Giants for their continued "support" of the scumbag that is Josh Brown & are very critical of the league's failure to act. They then look into Bill Belichick's decision to walk away from the Microsoft surface. They finish the show by analysing and previewing every Week 7 #NFL match and give their tips against the spread courtesy of William Hill Australia

After a special introduction from Josh Woot, Josh Wye & guest Host Mitch Doyle talk you through a fascinating Week 7 of NFL Daily Fantasy Football for Moneyball.com.au. They give you their start, sits & contrarian plays in what looks to be a very competitive DFS week.

Woot and Wye dissect Week 6 of the 2016 NFL season. They start with the injury to Ben Roethlisberger in their atrocious performance in Miami before moving onto to some of the bigger issues like should coaches be allowed to challenge on pass interference calls and what to make of Aaron Rodgers form this season. They again discuss the Dallas Cowboys QB situation as Dak Prescott gives the "QB Controversy" some legitimacy before finishing the show with a Week 7 TNF preview (The Bears play the Packers).

In the 150th Episode of the traditional Woot and Wye Show format, the boys open the show talking about the Oakland Raiders potential move to LA, Eric Decker being placed on IR & the potential return of Justin Houston. They then discuss and have some fun with Ben McAdoo's coaching strategy of showing Will Ferrell's smash hit Stepbrothers to his players. They then make their Week 6 selections against the spread and finish the show with their William Hill Lock of the Week.

Wye decided to roll the dice with guest analyst Mitch Doyle for another week after the two of them cleaned up in Week 5 winning multiple contests and hitting on a lot of their predictions. They again give you their start, sit and contrarian plays at all the major positions for a great slate of Week 6 NFL DFS action.

Wye starts the show with an unfortunate story involving him roaming the city without shoes on a Sunday night. They talk the latest news from around the league including Greg Hardy's venture into MMA fighting. Woot and Wye then recap a successful week 5 in the NFL; they ask how many more ways can the Chargers lose games? Can Carolina salvage their season? And does Dallas actually have a QB controversy? They finish the show previewing the TNF clash between Denver & San Diego

Woot and Wye open the show discussing the surprising abundance of clowns in their home town (Wye laters uses this to go on a Colts rant), before jumping into some of the latest NFL news including the Chargers horrible injury luck, Washington's horrible safety issues & just the 49ers being horrible. They recap David Johnson & Larry Fitzgerald's stunning TNF performance before previewing a terrific slate of Week 5 games. They finish the show with their William Hill Lock of the Week.

Wye is joined by friend of the podcast Mitch Doyle (@mitchd_90) to talk NFL DFS for Week 5 on Moneyball. They give their must start plays at all positions and some players to consider sitting. Players mentioned include Ted Ginn Jnr, Martellus Bennett, Jordan Howard, Terrance West and Zach Ertz

We are at the one quarter mark of the regular season! The boys recap some of the major talking points from Week 4 in the NFL season before looking over the entirety of the NFL season and where it stands at the first quarter pole. They then preview the #TNF clash between the Arizona Cardinals and San Francisco 49ers.