Thanksgiving games ranged from the ridiculous shamble of Chicago Bears at Detroit Lions, to a brilliant game between Las Vegas Raiders at Dallas Cowboys that went into overtime. 

The Patriots are in great form, beating the Titans who are short of attacking options, whilst the Bills bully the Saints and Miami defence shows up against Carolina, and give Cam Newton a torrid time. 

Green Bay Packers beat Los Angeles Rams, as two of the best teams in the NFC faced off, whilst the Buccaneers beat the Colts, where Fournette was in top form. 

In the race for the playoffs, Bengals trounce the Steelers, the 49ers beat Minnesota Vikings, the Broncos beat the Los Angeles Chargers, Baltimore Ravens best the Cleveland Browns in a low scoring game, the Giants beat the Eagles and Football Team overcome the Seahawks, as Russell Wilson loses three games straight for the first time. 

On a week with the original recipe set of presenters (Thrash & Griff) we discuss the Patriots becoming the form team in the AFC, whilst the Colts create one of the results of the season against the Bills. The Chiefs continue to find form and defensive stability against a Cowboys team that have started to stutter a bit, but have very little to worry about. 

The Vikings have enough to beat the Packers in a thrilling contest, and Titans lose to the Texans somehow. 

The crazy results continue, with the Rams and Buccaneers losing, whilst the Cardinals injury hit team are beaten by the Carolina Panthers, who welcome back Cam Newton in an easy win. 

The Buffalo Bills and New England Patriots make easy work of New York Jets and Cleveland Browns, whilst Dallas Cowboys return to form with a crushing win against Atlanta Falcons. 

The Kansas City Chiefs score big again against Las Vegas Raiders who are struggling after a few weeks of strife off the field, with Patrick Mahomes back to his best.

All the games covered, whilst we discuss our Head Coach power rankings.

It is a week to forget for Dallas Cowboys, who are thrashed by Denver Broncos, whilst the Bills are even more disappointing in a turgid game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. 

Jordan Love gets his first start for Green Bay Packers, after Aaron Rodgers has a week to forget, and they lose another turgid affair to Kansas City Chiefs. 

Las Vegas Raiders have it even worse, cutting two 2020 first round draft picks, and also losing to an improving (at least defensively) New York Giants.

It's our half-season power ranking, who will come out on top, and who will be the worst.

Green Bay Packers beat Arizona Cardinals, who in worse news may have to be without Kyler Murray for a game or two, whilst JJ Watt is out for the year. 

Dallas Cowboys win against the Vikings, even without Dak.

The Saints hoodoo over the Brady-led Buccs continues, but they lose Jameis Winston for the season to a knee injury.

All the games are covered, even the bad ones, whilst we look into the Trade Deadline, including the Rams move for Von Miller. 

The Chiefs are really struggling now, and even Patrick Mahomes is proving to be human, and this latest loss wasn't even close.

Elsewhere the Bengals thrash the Ravens, with Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase are playing lights out. 

Are the Ravens Super Bowl contenders, at least one person thinks so?

Dan Campbell is making decisions like an 8 year old playing Madden, is this a show of bravery, fun or should we even care?

Away from the games, we have a quiz to celebrate National Tight Ends Day, about some of the greatest players to ever grace the position, and we Power Rank all the starting Quarter Back in the league. 

Jon Gruden is gone from the Raiders, after emails are released showing historic offences.

The Cowboys beat the Patriots in another overtime game, and Cee Dee Lamb looks every bit a leading receiver. 

The Jags hand a last second loss to the Dolphins as the NFL UK tour ends, with a first win for Urban Meyer.

The Cardinals keep winning, and the Packers hand another loss to the Bears

Week 5 and the guys have a trip down to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium so see Atlanta Falcons make short work of the New York Jets, whilst Justin Herbert and Austin Ekeler are unplayable against a decent Cleveland Browns team.

John Gruden under scrutiny after racist comments emerge from the recent past, whilst Urban Meyer continues to face questions after his trip to the bar.

Cleveland Browns and Los Angeles Chargers have a game of the season contender, whilst why hasn't there been more Justin Herbert for MVP chatter? Another MVP candidate, Kyler Murray, leads Arizona Cardinals to a tight win over San Francisco 49ers.

Cardinals are the only unbeaten team in the league, beating the Rams who came into this week on top of most pundit's Power Rankings. 

Brady returns to Foxboro and gets the win, but there are also signs of encouragement for Belichick and Mac Jones for the Patriots. 

Urban Meyer is a dirty dog, and whilst the Jaguars are improving, they are still 0-4

The Cowboys look great, New York Giants win and the Bills demolish the Football Team

Week 3 is done and dusted, and Stafford seems to be having no trouble at all settling in at Los Angeles, where the Rams have shown that the Buccaneers are beatable.

The Panthers and Raiders continue to impress, whilst Broncos make the most of their soft schedule to start. 

The Ravens win it late with Justin Tucker hitting the longest field goal ever, but the Lions are at least trying.

Justin Fields has problems on his first start for the Chicago Bears, but is it Matt Nagy's fault...hint, it is.

The Giants are struggling, whilst the Jets are even worse, whilst we when will the Jaguars ever win again?

Also, what happened to decent Centre play?