We’re predicting the future with our full Round 1 NFL Mock Draft! In this episode, we go pick-by-pick through the entire first round, making our calls on where the top prospects will land. Expect bold predictions, potential trades, surprise selections, and plenty of debate along the way. Which teams make the right moves? Who reaches? And which future stars find the perfect fit? Tap in for a complete first-round mock draft breakdown and let us know how we did.#NFLMockDraft #NFLDraft #NFL #MockDraft #FootballPodcast #NFLPodcast #DraftPredictions #FootballTalk #NFLRumors #SportsPodcast #DraftTalk #CollegeFootball #NFL2026 #DraftSeason #SportsTalk

In this episode, we sit down with NFL Draft prospect Stevie Rocker Jr., a standout running back from the University of Montana, to talk about his journey to the next level. Stevie shares what it takes to compete at a high level coming from a smaller program, the mindset that’s helped him stand out, and the work he’s put in to get on NFL scouts’ radar.

We dive into his time at Montana, the challenges and motivation behind his grind, and how he’s preparing for the NFL Draft process. Stevie also opens up about his playing style.

If you’re a football fan or love hearing great stories, this is an episode you don’t want to miss as Stevie Rocker Jr. makes his case for the league.

In this episode, we sit down with Hue Jackson, Offensive Coordinator at Georgia State University and former NFL head coach, for a must-listen conversation covering football, film, and everything in between.

We kick things off with his latest project as executive producer of The Secret Between Us, diving into the story behind the film and what inspired him to step into the entertainment world.

On the football side, Hue gives elite insight into the NFL offseason, including the buzz around the failed Maxx Crosby trade to the Baltimore Ravens. We also break down the upcoming draft, highlighting top quarterback prospects Fernando Mendoza and Ty Simpson, along with other major QB moves shaping the league.

Plus, Hue shares insight on Ted Hurst, a rising wide receiver out of Georgia State University, and what makes him a name to watch.

From behind-the-scenes stories to expert-level football analysis, this episode delivers real insight, strong opinions, and a deeper look into the game from one of the most experienced minds in football.

Super Bowl 60 is finally here, and we’re breaking down the biggest matchup of the year — the New England Patriots vs the Seattle Seahawks.

Can Drake Maye become the youngest quarterback to ever win a Super Bowl? Will Sam Darnold make the big-time throws Seattle needs to come out on top?

On this episode of This Week in Pro Football, we cover:
• Key storylines heading into Super Bowl 60
• Drake Maye’s path to making history
• What Sam Darnold must do for Seattle to win
• X-factors on both sides of the ball
• Round 1 NFL Mock Draft with bold predictions

If you’re getting ready for the Super Bowl and love NFL breakdowns, predictions, and draft talk — this episode is a must-listen.

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Conference Championship Sunday delivered plenty of drama and big moments across the NFL. On this week’s episode of This Week in Pro Football, we break down the Patriots vs. Broncos and Rams vs. Seahawks matchups, highlighting the key plays, standout performances, and biggest takeaways from both games.We also dive into the latest NFL coaching news, covering recent hires, notable departures, and how these moves could impact teams heading into the offseason.You can watch new episodes of This Week in Pro Football on KSEE24 CBS47+APP. #NFL #ThisWeekInProFootball #ChampionshipSunday #Patriots #Broncos #Rams #Seahawks #NFLPlayoffs #NFLNews #CoachingCarousel #ProFootball #SportsTalk #KSEE24

This Week in Pro Football breaks down all the biggest storylines from a wild Week 11 across the NFL.

This week, Dak Prescott found his rhythm again, carving up the Raiders for 268 yards and four touchdowns to four different receivers, while George Pickens exploded for 144 yards and a score. Meanwhile, the Raiders’ offense continues to spiral — is coaching the problem, or is this season already slipping away?

We dive into the Lions’ 16–9 loss to the Eagles on Sunday Night Football, where Detroit outgained Philadelphia but failed on five fourth-down tries. What went wrong for Dan Campbell’s offense?

Josh Allen delivered one of the best performances of the season, piling up six total touchdowns in the Bills’ high-scoring win over Tampa Bay. In the AFC West, Bo Nix led the Broncos to a clutch victory over the Chiefs, tightening up the playoff picture and putting real pressure on Kansas City.

In Cleveland, Shedeur Sanders struggled as the Browns fell 27–20 to the Ravens, unable to capitalize on key opportunities. And in the NFC West, the Rams knocked off the Seahawks behind a strong defensive performance, as Sam Darnold posted his worst game of the year with four interceptions.

We also cover the week’s biggest injuries — including season-ending news for J.K. Dobbins — plus Aaron Rodgers’ wrist update, and Michael Penix Jr.’s potentially serious knee issue. And the drama continues in Cincinnati, as Ja’Marr Chase has been suspended one game following an altercation with Jalen Ramsey.

You can watch new episodes of This Week in Pro Football every Wednesday at 10 p.m. PST on the KSEE24 and CBS47+ App, with full episodes available on YouTube the next day.

In this episode of This Week in Pro Football, Walter Stringer and Fidel Barraza break down a wild Week 10 across the NFL — a week filled with upsets, historic defensive battles, coaching drama, and major playoff implications.

The Dolphins made an emphatic statement by dismantling the Buffalo Bills 30–13, exposing both sides of the ball and putting the AFC East on notice. Meanwhile, the Eagles outlasted the Packers 10–7 in a gritty defensive showdown — marking the first scoreless first half on Monday Night Football since 2009. With Green Bay sliding, is Matt LaFleur officially on the hot seat? Nick Sirianni also climbs to fourth all-time in NFL coaching winning percentage.

The New York Giants shook the league by firing Brian Daboll after a 2–8 start, turning interim duties over to Mike Kafka.

The Patriots continued their surprising surge, winning their seventh straight behind explosive plays from TreVeyon Henderson and steady quarterbacking from Drake Maye.

Detroit dominated once again as Dan Campbell officially took over offensive play-calling — and it paid off big, with huge performances from Jared Goff and Jahmyr Gibbs.

Seattle continues rolling with a dominant win over Arizona, and the Broncos squeak by the Raiders while questions grow louder about whether Bo Nix is holding Denver back.

Plus, Justin Herbert and the Chargers defense smother the Steelers in primetime, and we take a full look at the NFL playoff picture as it starts to take shape.

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