We've reached the mountaintop in our annual QB rankings -- numbers 10 through 1. These are guys we believe are worth building a franchise around and are equipped to lead a team to a Super Bowl. Will Patrick Mahomes be named number one for the fourth straight year, or will another quarterback supplant him at the top spot?

The fourth installment of our 2021 QB list is here and we're talking numbers 20-11. These are guys who are proven winners and might even help you get a playoff berth...but are they built to win you a ring? We'll debate and discuss as we make our way towards number one overall!

Our annual QB rankings roll on with number 32 to 21 -- these are guys who we'd consider starters in the league but are a dice roll to get you to the playoffs.

We're back with more of our all-encompassing annual QB list where we rank every single guy that started a game in the NFL. This week, we dive into numbers 40-33 -- the guys who we'd consider top tier backups at the QB position. These guys probably aren't going to win games single-handedly, but they'll keep things competitive and won't actively help you lose.

This year, 62 quarterbacks made starts over the course of the NFL's new 17 game season, and we'll kick off by bringing you QBs 62-41 on our list -- a.k.a. the guys who are most likely to land a starting job in the USFL.

It's here. The big one. El queso grande. The moment everyone's been waiting for. No, not the Super Bowl, but the WCG Super Bowl Prop-a-ganza! Come for Tony Squares story about his first curling experience (3:13), stay for the more than 20 props we'll give out among the three of us (14:39). Plus, we'll share our leans on the side and total to cap it all off (44:54).

Before we give you all the best bets to make you money on Super Bowl Weekend, we have to celebrate the Bengals doing the unthinkable and defying the odds to make it to the big game. Friends of the show and Bengals fanatics Chris Dell from The Betting Predators and Big Scary Man Guy stop by to celebrate their team going from worst to the doorstep of history (6:45). Plus, with a number of head coaching vacancies filled, we'll discuss whether we think the new hires will be able to solve the problems their predecessors couldn't (32:44).

We recap the two conference title games after another wild weekend of football. Tony Squares was lucky enough to be in the stands at SoFi Stadium for the NFC Championship and he downloads mere hours after returning from the festivities and surviving a terrible cheeseburger sub, plus we deconstruct the Chiefs second half meltdown against the Bengals.

This week, we've got best bets across the board for Conference Championship Weekend, plus special guest Chris Dell of Betting Predators to gloat about his Bengals and share a few of his favorite props for this weekend.

Chris Dell & weekend props (3:46)

Bengals vs. Chiefs (29:01)

49ers vs. Rams (41:08)

Moneyline Parlay Contest (50:09)

Teaser Challenge (52:23)

After a wild weekend of Divisional Round playoff games in the NFL capped off by maybe the best game of the year so far, we couldn't wait until Monday to talk about it. We'll celebrate Joe Cool and the Bengals' gritty win against Tennessee and look at what the Titans need to improve on next year (5:52), let Tony Squares eulogize his Green Bay Packers after their underwhelming performance against San Francisco (15:50), recap the Rams last-second win over Tampa Bay after another Tom Brady comeback for the ages and speculate on the GOAT's future in the league (29:24), and put a bow on the incredible Bills-Chiefs game by arguing over the NFL's stupid overtime rules (38:18). Plus, we'll preview what we think would be the most fun Super Bowl matchups to see in Los Angeles (42:55).