The Snap UK (An American Football Podcast)

The Ravens wrap up No.1 place in the AFC, so now all roads must go through Baltimore if they are to be successful, but now can rest players in preperation for the Playoffs.

The Saints stay wrap up the NFC, with a good comeback win against the Titans.

How are the Steelers still in contention?

What next for the Rams?

All this, plus a merry Christmas to our listeners!

This could be a potential car crash, but we tried to record a show after our xmas party, with the laptop dying throughout.

In the thing you actually care about, The Saints go from strength the strength, whilst it looks like the very end for Eli in New York, as he regains his .500 record.

The 49ers lose, when seedings are getting very important and look to have lost their bye week, whilst the Ravens keep on winning in the AFC.

This week sees the 49ers edge New Orleans Saints in a contender for match of the year.

The Patriots lose again, but once again get involved in a cheating scandal, SpyGate 2.0.

Elsewhere, the NFC East continues to suck, whilst the Texans have the most surprising result of the week, losing to the Broncos in convincing fashion.

Week 13 is in the books, and the Ravens continue to excel, but the 49ers run them close.

The Patriots are sluggish on offence, whilst Houston outthink and move their defence.

Eagles, Browns, Panthers all have embarrassing defeats.

The end of Riviera in Carolina.

The 49ers continue to be legit, the Ravens may be the best team in the NFL this year, and the Patriots continue to grind out wins.

Lamar Jackson continues his rise in the MVP race. The Browns look good, although it was only against the Dolphins.

New Orleans and Carolina have the tightest of tight games, determined by a hench kicker being off the mark.

How are the Pittsburgh Steelers still in a Playoff berth?

What has happened to the Los Angeles Rams, whilst the Oakland Raiders, Detroit Lions and Jacksonville Jaguars have weeks to forget.

This week features Myles Garrett and Mason Rudolph getting involved in a skirmish that has upset a lot of people, detracting from the Browns beating divisional rivals in the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The New England Patriots and San Francisco both lead the way, whilst Lamar Jackson makes a play for MVP as Baltimore Ravens, whilst Philip Rivers seems to be nearing the end of his career after a mistake ridden game against Kansas City Chiefs.

49ers are no longer undefeated, losing a tight game against Seattle Seahawks.

It's another bad week for kickers, with Vinatieri having another bad week, and the less said about Chase McClaughlin the better.

Falcons pull off a shock win, the Rams poop the bed, whilst how are the Steelers in the Playoff picture, and are the Chiefs in the process of throwing their season away.

Week 9 is in the book and San Francisco 49ers are the only remaining undefeated team, with New England losing to the Baltimore Ravens.

All NFL action is covered, as well as the guys trip to London to see a Deshaun Watson inspired Texans demolition of Minshew Mania and the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Week 9 means the mid season Power Rankings, and who will the team have at number 1, and who is languishing at the bottom?

Psst, are the 49ers actually legit contenders, without the 49ers fans with us, we think they are after a crushing of the Panthers, and a breakout performance from Tevin Coleman and another display from Nick Bosa.

G-Lo Griff and Thrash go to Wembley to watch the Rams and Bengals have an enjoyable, and closer, game than they thought would occur, but questions remain about LA.

The Patriots continue to impress on defence, whilst the wildly unpredictable Eagles were on the good end of the scale this week.

Trade deadline has passed, with a few trades, and the guys go over the headlines from the days events.

Is there a team more disappointing than the Falcons this year, maybe the Eagles or Chargers, but Atlanta slump to a crushing defeat against the Rams. Ryan is now injured, and Freeman

Aaron Rodgers has a perfect game against Oakland, Lamar Jackson is impressive again against Wilson and his Seahawks.

A Washout in Washington is hilarious to watch, and 49ers do enough in testing conditions.

Who should the struggling teams look to trade for, we ponder who the 8 teams at the bottom of their division should be looking at, or who to get out the door.