The Snap UK (An American Football Podcast)

Week 12 is in the books.

Frank Reich is gone from Carolina, who are putting up a strong case to be the basket case team in the NFL. Paying two Head Coaches who don't coach you anymore, maybe it's not that big a thing when you're worth $20billion, but it's not sensible.

Thanksgiving weekend games were...not that competitive, but it's fun to watch games at a usual time in the UK isn't it.

The Eagles and Ravens lead their respective Conferences, but are not totally convincing.

The Texand and Jags have a great game, the Giants and Patriots don't

Week 11 is in the books, and after last week, it was pretty entertaining.

Sadly though, Joe Burrow is out for the season with a wrist injury, whilst Mark Andrews is out the Ravens.

In Pittsburgh, Matt Canada is gone, whilst the Jets wait 8 weeks too late to drop Zach Wilson.

The Eagles win a game of fine margins against the Chiefs, whilst the Lions keep on winning, and the Niners look good again.

Shaq Leonard is released and the Chargers find a way to go full Chargersm beyond any sort of bad-Chargers energy than ever before.

All this, plus we look

With Week 10 in the books, the Bills seem to be edging into crisis mode, and mid season coaching changes are never a good sign.

The Niners are feisty again after the break, with the return of Trent Williams and Deebo, although the Jaguars and Trevor Lawrence have a bad weekend.

Why are prime time games so bad this year?

We look at whose season is already over, so we can stop talking about bad teams, and look ahead to Week 11.

We're over halfway through the season for most teams now, and things are starting to get into shape.

The Eagles continue to dominate in the NFC, overcoming a spirited Cowboys team who have another stand out game from Cee-Dee Lamb.

There are standout performances from CJ Stroud and Josh Dobbs from different perspectives. CJ Stroud puts in the most statistically impressive QB performance from a Rookie, whilst Josh Dobbs was brilliant despite learning who his O-Line were.

We also discuss who the MVP and other award winners are so far in the season, along with our weekly awards for Sweetest Play and Hottest Seat

Week 8 is in the books, and we start with the news it's all change in Las Vegas, as the Raiders fire Josh McDaniels and the GM is out too, but what should they do now?

The trade deadline has passed, and Washington shipped off their young defensive linesmen, Sweat and Young, to the Bears and 49ers respectively. The Seahawks get Leonard Williams from the Giants, and Vikings get Dobbs from Arizona.

In the weeks action, we discuss the toilet bowl at MetLife, the emergence of Will Levis at Tennessee, and Cowboys turn on the style against the Rams.

There is also our weekly awards for Hottest Seat, Sweetest Play of the Week and MVP of the week.

Week 7 is in the books, so we discuss the high and low points of a surprisingly fun week of football.

Eagles beat Dolphins in a game where the Eagles looked more like the dominant team of last year.

The Niners lose to Kirk Cousins and the Minnesota Vikings, who look they are resurgent after a slow start.

Myles Garrett is amazing as the Browns win a tight game against the Colts despite QB woes.

Wins for the one win teams in Giants, Patriots and Broncos.

We look ahead to the Trade Deadline and who could be on the move, as well as our usual weekly awards for Sweetest Play, Hottest Seat and MVP of the Week

San Francisco 49ers and Philadelphia Eagles are no longer undefeated, losing in week 6 to Cleveland Browns and New York Jets respectively.

Elsewhere there are wins for the Chiefs, Lions and Dolphins are in the chase at 5-1.

The London games are over, and 2 out 3 were pretty uninspiring, with the Ravens overcoming the Titans at Tottenham.

The Trade Deadline is approaching and who could we see moving, and who could do with a move?

All this, plus the usual awards for Sweetest Play of the Week, Hottest Seat, and MVP of the Week

Week 5 and the only team that is really hitting the heights are the San Francisco 49ers. This week they made short work of the highly fancied Dallas Cowboys. How legit is Fred Warner?

The Bears win a game, and who is the worst team in the NFL?

Who would've thought that the Patriots would be in the conversation for the worst team, and what does the future hold for them and Bill?

We look at the raft of injuries this season, talk the UK games, and look ahead to Week 6.

Week 4 is done and dusted and the Bills overcome the Dolphins in what was billed to be the game of the year. Josh Allen is elite, Stefon Diggs is productive, and Miami aren't able to keep up with their AFC East counterparts.

Bears lose the Toilet Bowl against the Denver Broncos, but in a way, didn't everybody involved lose really.

The Jaguars were in London, and got their customary win, against a Falcons team who were at best one dimensional.

We look at which teams we can write off already this season, and look at who have been the best so far, as we have our Quarter Season awards, along with the usual weekly awards for Sweetest Play and Hottest Seat.

Where else to start?

The Dolphins score 70 points against the Broncos. Facing little resistance at all, the Dolphins embarass Sean Payton's team. They even leave time to take pity on them at the end.

The Jets are wasting a talented roster with a QB who is not ready to play. What can they do?

The Vikings lose their head at the last and throw the ball and the game to the Chargers with the last play of the game.

The Bears are the worst team in football, and the Chargers and Texans aren't. The Chargers beat the fancied Cowboys and the Texans beat the fancied Jaguars. What is up in Chicago?

A look ahead to the Week 4 games, including the first London game, and our usual weekly round up of the best and worst of the week.