The Snap UK (An American Football Podcast)

Two weeks in, and just like we predicted, the Rams are fun, the Bengals are pap and Baker Mayfield is balling out.

Well maybe not exactly as predicted, but still, the 49ers, Eagles and Cowboys are out front in the NFC, whilst in the AFC, Kansas and Buffalo return to winning ways, after week 1 losses.

We also look ahead to the Week 3 games, and have our weekly prize for Biggest Balls, Sweetest Play, and Hottest Seat.

It's overreaction time, and who has surprised us, whether that is good or bad.

The Rams and the Seahawks were better and worse than expected

The Giants o-Line had a night to forget

Who was the best rookie QB?

Who showed the biggest balls?

Who has the sweetest play of the week and which coach has the hottest seat?

Let the overreactions begin!

The Lions beat the Chiefs in the seasons opener. Lions defence looks legit and the draft picks make their mark, but the Chiefs are without Travis Kelce, and Kadarious Toney has a nightmare.

Elsewhere, Nick Bosa signs a huge extension, so does Joe Burrow as they lead their respective markets, but elsewhere Chris Jones doesn't agree a new deal with the Chiefs and there is a strange situation with Chandler Jones.

We look into the upcoming weekend as teams open their seasons, and make more predictions for the 2023 season.

We're about a week away from the start of the season and the teams have cut down their rosters to the 53 players they will start the season with. With this Trey Lance has been sent to the Cowboys, will he go down as one of the biggest busts, and what does this mean for 49ers and for Dak?

New England torched their Quarterback room, Vikings re-signed Hockensen, Saints cut Bradley Roby, but otherwise it's pretty shock light.

We let 4th and Inches free with some crime statistics, and the more strange arrests in the world of American Football, and we talk about things we want to see less of in the 2023 season.

Who is going to win the divisions in the NFL Season, we go through each division in the AFC and NFC, before eventually picking who is going to be playing in the Super Bowl, and who will win the individual awards.

Expect much confusion, arguments and debate as we go through East, North, South and West

The season is approaching, and whilst camps are going on, and people read anything into the Hall of Fame game, we look at the QuarterBacks in the league.

From the starters, who is the best, who needs to improve, and who is probably going to suck. Expect arguments, some choices we're bound to look back on with regret, as well interesting debate.

As it is the Hall of Fame weekend, we also discuss who is currently playing who could be going to the Hall of Fame.

After a hiatus/break/sabbatical for the off-season we're back, to talk about what has happened since.

Washington have been sold, finally confirmed

Hopkins to the Titans

Running Back news

We discuss who needs a big year, either that because it's a contract year, are they on the downslide, hot seat, or need performances to match a contract?

After not being able to record last week, we finally look back at the Draft, and who were the stars of the future?

We then look at all the teams in AFC and what are their biggest needs if they want to make an impression on the upcoming season, who needs help on the lines, who needs multiple things, and who looks alright but maybe just a cherry on the top.

It's time for our 2023 Mock Draft, and it's time for us to reach, forget and make some stupid decisions as we mock draft the First Round of the 2023.

It's not what we think will happen, but what we would do if we were the GMs.

Who will go first, who will trade up and down, and who will make some moves for players, with some big name players looking at uncertain futures with their teams.

Of course, Aaron Rodgers had to time his trade in with our draft, and the terms for his trade to the Jets are announced.

Jalen Hurts is now a very rich man, signing a huge deal to stay with the Philadelphia Eagles until 2028.

Which of the big name QBs will be next in line, and what does this mean, if anything for Lamar?

OBJ is back in the league, signing with the Ravens to potentially link up with Lamar, but can a guy come back from his injury and produce?

Who is going first in the Draft, and who else will be looking to get drafted early, and we look back at the 2020 Draft to see, what is the hit rate for First Round picks, how much of a gamble is the Draft?