This is Football with Kevin Clark

Kevin Clark is joined by Ben Solak and Steven Ruiz to look at head coaching candidates for 2025. Could a few big name college coaches make a jump to the pros this offseason? And why Mike Vrabel could be exactly what the Jets need.

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Kevin Clark is joined by Adam Schefter to take a look at where the Cowboys go from here. They also discuss the success Jim Harbaugh has had this season and how he has solved many of the Chargers problems. Plus, a hilarious story about the strangest place Adam has broken a story. 

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Kevin Clark recaps everything that went down in the NFL in Week 11.

The Bills beat the Chiefs at home and Kevin believes this win means more than people think. Brandon Beane has been working on a roster capable of beating the Chiefs and he may finally have it.

Elsewhere - Bo Nix looks like he might be the answer in Denver, Brock Bowers is going to be one of the best and biggest threats in football for many years and calls for Kyle Shanahan's job are way too premature.

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Kevin Clark is joined by Matt Harmon to react to the news that Anthony Richardson is once again the Colts starting QB. What is going wrong in Chicago and how can it be fixed? And who is poised for a big fantasy season in 2025?

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Kevin Clark is joined by Chris Simms to take a look at why the Texans offense has struggled a bit lately. They also discuss what needs to be fixed in Chicago for Caleb Williams and the Bears and discuss the bleak outlook of both New York teams.

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Kevin Clark breaks down everything that happened in Week 10 in the NFL.

This is the 'fired coaches' episode, with special attention paid to the Bears, Colts, Cowboys, Jaguars and Giants.

If you want to create a bust, you do exactly what the Bears are doing right now with Caleb Williams. On the opposite end - after all the flack Mike Tomlin got after switching to Russell Wilson, he's proven once again that he doesn't have enough earned credit in the industry.

The Cardinals are sneaky good, the Lions have grit and the Cowboys are a mess.

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Kevin Clark is joined by Danny Parkins to take a look at how Bears fans should feel right now and Caleb Williams prospectus going forward. They also discuss why the Chiefs are in a tier of their own and whether the Steelers, Texans or Commanders are best positioned for a Super Bowl run.

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Kevin Clark is joined by Chris Long to discuss why teams have struggled mightily the week after they play the Lions. They react to the Saints firing of Dennis Allen and what we can learn from it. Chris gives insight into the incident involving Jason Kelce over the weekend, and he and Kevin detail the times they've been punched in the face.

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Kevin Clark recaps everything from Week 9 in the NFL.

What is the biggest thing that's changed about your team in the last year? For the Eagles, it starts with Saquon Barkley changing the franchise and the team not making the same mistake two years in a row. For the Jaguars, nothing changed.

For the Packers, Jordan Love is turning the ball over - something he wasn't doing in the second half of last season. For the Lions, everything has changed. You have to play perfectly to beat them and Jared Goff completes more passes than anyone.

For the Ravens, Derrick Henry continues to get chunk play after chunk play and force missed tackles.

For the Rams, they replaced Aaron Donald with young defensive players who are now coming into their own.

For the Bears, they're going to regret the lost chances they've had so far because their schedule is about to be rough.

For the Chargers, they're defensive coaching has been significantly better without any change in player personnel.

For the Commanders, literally everything has changed. And it's real.

For the Patriots, Drake Maye looks like the guy.

For the Bills, they're finding different ways to win.

For the Cowboys, Dak gets hurt. Does that make the team sellers?

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Kevin Clark is joined by Kalyn Kahler to discuss her recent piece on the Dallas Cowboys. They also look into the backup QB crisis in the NFL and examine how much validity there is to a "Lions hangover."

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