Kevin Clark recaps everything that went down in Week 16 of the NFL.

What take were you completely wrong about before the season started? Plus - Jayden Daniels is a star and the 49ers should maybe take a long look at Brock Purdy before deciding whether to move forward with him at QB.

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Kevin Clark is joined by Nick Wright who shares his take on how Patrick Mahomes is being slighted when compared to other quarterbacks. Nick and Kevin react to the news that Michael Penix has replaced Kirk Cousins as the Falcons starting QB. Plus, what NFL coach or GM should be getting more heat? 

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Kevin Clark is joined by Andrew Whitworth to examine what has Josh Allen and the Bills offense humming. Andrew explains the phenomenon of players "flipping a switch" late in the season and sings the praises of the Broncos offensive line. Plus, why Brandon Graham has mastered the art of trash talk.

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Kevin Clark recaps everything from Week 15 in the NFL. We'll see the long-term impact of the Patrick Mahomes injury, but for now Kevin is predicting a Bills - Packers Super Bowl.

Who is your team's Secret MVP? Kevin argues that the Broncos' Nik Bonitto should get some consideration for Defensive Player of the Year. Drake Maye is really promising... hopefully the Patriots have the infrastructure to get things together for him.

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Kevin Clark is joined by Patrick Daugherty to go through the best & worst coaching jobs in the NFL. They explain why Dan Campbell's love for going for it on 4th down is the ultimate football guy move. And why Kevin may have underestimated Sean McDermott at the beginning of the season. Plus, why the Jaguars have struggled mightily this season under Doug Pederson.

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Kevin Clark is joined by Ryen Russillo to take a look at how the Chiefs continue to squeak out wins. They examine Brandon Graham's recent quotes about the relationship between Jalen Hurts & A.J. Brown and whether that should be concerning for the Eagles.

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Kevin Clark recaps everything from Week 14 in the NFL. He's come to the conclusion that the Chiefs might be the most annoying team to exist against in sports history.

He also questions the Bills decision-making at the end of their loss to the Rams, wonders whether the Bears are actually trying to build something and thinks that Bryce Young might actually be the guy in Carolina after all.

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Kevin Clark is joined by The Athletic's Michael Silver to discuss what's going on with the 49ers and how this season could potentially impact Brock Purdy's looming contract negotiations. Plus, a look into the Shanahan coaching tree and why Matt LaFleur has had success in Green Bay.

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Kevin Clark is joined by NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah to examine who will ultimately end up being the best QB from last April's NFL Draft. Daniel offers insights into why things have clicked so quickly for Jim Harbaugh and the Chargers and what went into Howie Roseman constructing the Eagles roster. Daniel also gives advice for those looking to break into draft scouting.

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Kevin Clark recaps everything from Week 13 in the NFL.

Sunday Night's 49ers - Bills game made Kevin realize that he actually loves a snow game like this. The Bills would've beaten the Niners in any region on the planet. And if anyone is going to take the MVP Award away from Josh Allen, it's Saquon Barkley.

Speaking of the Eagles, Vic Fangio is the biggest individual factor in the NFL this season after they beat the Ravens, who should very seriously consider moving on from Justin Tucker.

People continue to think there's a good team hiding in the Jets and there simply isn't - Aaron Rodgers can't throw the ball down the field. Geno Smith deserves his victory lap against the Jets.

Bryce Young's emergence over the past two weeks has been phenomenal. He and Anthony Richardson begin benched, and returning with success, is a good thing for the future of the young QB.

Finally - what if the Bears had hired Jim Harbaugh?

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