The Wyatt Zawadski Show

One of the best NFL Sunday slates in recent memory deserves a full rundown. I work through every Week 4 Sunday game in kickoff order, reacting to the results and breaking down what stood out, all in 30 minutes. A packed Sunday, a lot to get into, and no time to huddle.

Wyatt opens with Thursday Night Football reactions before turning to “One Game,” which gets personal this week. With a new Ryan Field opening and Penn State coming to Evanston, he looks at Northwestern’s changing football identity, the atmosphere he hopes to see, and what it means to experience the beginning of something as a freshman.

Then he works through the college football slate by kickoff time, from Friday night through Saturday’s late-night window. Alabama’s trip to Mississippi State, Ohio State–Iowa with College GameDay in town, and Miami–Clemson headline a weekend full of intriguing quarterback matchups, interesting lines and teams with something to prove.

Finally, it’s an NFL Sunday that starts in London and builds toward a true afternoon Quad Box: Chiefs–Raiders, Broncos–49ers, Dolphins–Vikings and Chargers–Seahawks. Wyatt breaks down the matchups and stakes before wrapping up the preview with Lions–Panthers on Sunday Night Football.

A Friday night in Heavenston, a full weekend of football, and plenty of decisions about what belongs on each screen.

Wyatt goes live for an unscripted, 30-minute trip through Sunday’s NFL slate, working through the games by kickoff time.

In the early window, the Bills pull away from the Chargers, the Steelers edge the Bengals, and the Jaguars hand the Patriots a 35–6 loss. Wyatt also covers the Lions’ win over the Jets, the Colts’ narrow victory over the Texans, and the Chiefs moving to 3–0.

Then it’s on to a wild afternoon: Brock Purdy throws four touchdowns as the 49ers hold off the Cardinals, the Ravens beat the Cowboys 34–31 in Rio, and the Raiders stay unbeaten after a comeback against the Saints. Wyatt closes with the Broncos erasing a 16-point deficit to beat the Rams, one last extra life on a Sunday full of them.

Wyatt reacts to Atlanta’s dominant Thursday night victory at Lambeau Field. He breaks down Michael Penix Jr.’s return, huge performances from Bijan Robinson and Drake London, and the growing concerns surrounding Jordan Love, Matt LaFleur and a Packers team that may be approaching the end of an era.

Then, “The Game” returns. Wyatt runs through the best college football environments and matchups of the weekend before selecting the one game he would most want to attend.

Finally, Wyatt builds the Football Quad Box for a loaded weekend across college football and the NFL, previewing the biggest games, storylines and questions from Friday night through Sunday Night Football.

Week 2 of the NFL season is nearly complete, and the picture around the league is beginning to take shape—but it is still far too early for definitive conclusions.

Wyatt breaks down every game from the weekend before revealing the three teams he is most excited about and the three that have disappointed him through two weeks. He examines which encouraging starts appear sustainable, which supposed contenders may have genuine problems and what the early results could mean moving forward.

Finally, Wyatt previews Monday night’s matchup between the Rams and the “Sig Chi Giants” as Week 2 comes to a close.

Josh Allen puts on a show as the Bills christen the new Highmark Stadium with a commanding win over the Lions. Wyatt breaks down Allen’s five-touchdown performance, Buffalo’s emerging collection of weapons and the defensive problems leaving Detroit with serious questions about its identity.

Then, Wyatt selects the one football game he would most want to attend this weekend, previewing Lane Kiffin’s highly anticipated return to Oxford as No. 7 LSU faces No. 8 Ole Miss in the Magnolia Bowl.

Finally, he runs through the complete football weekend, from Friday night’s ranked matchup between Houston and Texas Tech to Saturday’s loaded college slate and Sunday’s biggest NFL games.

An emergency edition of The Wyatt Zawadski Show. Wyatt is joined by special guest Joey Martin to react to a wild Week 2 of the college football season.

They break down the biggest results and surprises from Saturday, including Texas surviving No. 1 Ohio State, Oklahoma State’s upset of Oregon, Michigan’s win over Oklahoma, Alabama taking care of Kentucky, and everything else that stood out from a loaded day of college football.

No prepared monologues, no waiting until next week—just instant reactions from 13 hours of sitting on the couch watching football, overreactions, arguments and takeaways from Week 2 of the college football slate.

The NFL is back. Wyatt reacts to the first two games of Week 1, breaking down the 49ers’ statement win over the Rams in Melbourne and Seattle’s defensive battle against New England. He gets into Kyle Shanahan and Raheem Morris’ impressive night, San Francisco’s new-look backfield, Seattle’s dominant defense, and what to make of Drake Maye’s three-interception performance.

Then, Wyatt brings back his weekly search for the one football game anywhere in the country he would most want to attend. With Ohio State–Texas, Alabama–Kentucky, Oklahoma–Michigan, the Cy-Hawk rivalry and several other major matchups on the slate, there’s no shortage of contenders.

Finally, the show closes with the Quad Box—a rundown of the college football and NFL games worth having on your screens all weekend.

College football is back, and Wyatt begins Week 1 by making his predictions for the entire 2026 season. He picks every major conference champion, the Heisman Trophy winner, the Group of Six representative in the College Football Playoff, the Final Four and the national champion.

Then, Wyatt shares his six favorite win-total bets, identifying three teams he expects to surpass expectations and three he believes are being overvalued.

For the debut of a new weekly segment, Wyatt chooses the one football game he would most want to attend anywhere in the country. He breaks down the atmosphere, storylines and coaching clash that make his Week 1 selection stand above the rest before predicting the winner and whether the favorite will cover.

Finally, he runs through the complete Week 1 viewing guide, highlighting the best games in every time slot from Saturday afternoon through Monday night.

Football is almost back. In the debut episode of The Wyatt Zawadski Show, Wyatt explores the beauty and cruelty of a sport where one season can change everything—for better or worse. He previews the biggest games of college football’s Week 0, including TCU–North Carolina, NC State–Virginia, and Memphis–UNLV.

Then, Wyatt explains why the NFL preseason tells us almost nothing—even as fans and the media desperately try to turn every performance into a definitive conclusion. Finally, he makes his predictions for the upcoming English Premier League season.

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