Pro Football Weekly Podcast

PFW editor and publisher Hub Arkush joins host Arthur Arkush to analyze what looks like a great lineup of Week Six games. Hub discusses AFC West fallout from the Chargers' huge win Thursday night against Denver, and gets you the latest on the Raiders' push toward Las Vegas. The guys resist the urge — sort of — to make this week a Cubs-centric podcast, spending just a minute looking at the NLCS matchup before giving their takes on some of the team's facing the most pressure Sunday including Cincinnati, Baltimore and the two teams in New York. Lastly, a look at strength vs. strength and Atlanta looking to knock off another giant on the road, the rested Seahawks.

PFW editor and publisher Hub Arkush joins host Arthur Arkush and producer John Sahly to break down the Week Five slate. Did the Cardinals get well against San Francisco? Can the Niners possibly go back to Blaine Gabbert after the mini bye? Hub weighs in on the NFC South, where the Panthers should steady and the Falcons are likely to come down to earth. Hub envisions Paxton Lynch taking Trevor Siemian's job and running with it but no so fast on Dak Prescott rendering Tony Romo to backup status. We also talk Bengals, Rams and, yes, the Patriots, again led by Tom Brady, in the newwst installment of the PFW podcast.

Jim Wexell of Steel City Insider talks Steelers' pass rush (or lack thereof) with host Arthur Arkush and breaks down what Le'Veon Bell's return means to the Pittsburgh offense. Dan Leberfeld of Jets Confidential looks at the Chiefs' ascending secondary and Gang Green's must-win versus Seattle Sunday. Finally, Pro Football Weekly editor/publisher Hub Arkush identifies the other top story lines in Week Four of the NFL.For the very best in pro football news, NFL top stories, rumors and analysis, please visit www.profootballweekly.com!

We're back with another episode of the Pro Football Weekly podcast. Host Arthur Arkush is joined by PFW publisher and executive editor Hub Arkush as they review what we saw in the Thursday night game between the New England Patriots and Houston Texans, and then get you ready for Week 3 in the NFL by highlighting what's going on in the league and some of the top matchups for Sunday in the NFL.

It’s week 2 of the NFL Season and the PFW Podcast talk with Pro Football Weekly contributor Ty Schalter (@tyschalter). Schalter, who also writes for VICE Sports and The Comeback talks, Darrelle Revis, Buffalo Bills, Broncos and Colts, and much more!

Previewing the NFC East with Andrew Garda (Sports on Earth and Football Insiders) and 106.7 The Fan's Brian McNallyThe PFW podcast welcomes McNally to break down the defending NFC East champions, as he explains the impact of Josh Norman's arrival and highlights an ascending offense but also lingering defensive concerns. Garda goes in depth on his recent PFW pieces regarding the Giants' offensive line and Eagles' attack 'D' under Jim Schwartz, plus a look at why, even if Dak Prescott can successfully steer a run-first offense, the Cowbooys' Rod Marinelli has the toughest coordinating job in the NFL.

The PFW podcast returns after a week away by welcoming special guest John McClain of the Houston Chronicle to discuss the recent spat of O-line injuries across the Texans' offensive line and provide a 2016 outlook for the defending AFC South champs. John and Arthur next take a look at the Colts, Jaguars and Titans, before John gives his take on the Chargers-Joey Bosa saga and a few of his former fellow Baylor standouts, Robert Griffin III and Josh Gordon.

In this week's Pro Football Weekly podcast, Brian Allee-Walsh (Sports NOLA, Sun Herald and USA TODAY Sports Weekly) joins host Arthur Arkush to take a spin around the NFC South. Allee-Walsh forecasts the division and answers key questions on Cam Newton, and whether the defensive strides in New Orleans, Tampa Bay and Atlanta are big enough to threaten the reigning NFC champion Panthers.

Scott Johnson, who covers the NFC West for USA Today Sports and @SportsPressNW joins Pro Football Weekly host Arthur Arkush to talk about the Seattle Seahawks, San Francisco 49ers, Arizona Cardinals and Los Angeles Rams ahead of the start of training camp, set to begin next week, in the NFL.What can we expect from each team in the NFC West throughout the course of training camp? Arthur and Scott break it down for you here, only on the Pro Football Weekly podcast.

On the latest Pro Football Weekly podcast, host Arthur Arkush previews AFC North training camps with the Baltimore Sun's Jeff Zrebiec, SteelCity Insider's Jim Wexell, WLW's Ken Broo and former PFW writer Nate Atkins, now covering the B1G for landof10.com.

Arthur Arkush continues our PFW division by division preview of the 2016 NFL season taking a division each week and breaking down the change, improvements and prospects of each NFL club. We continue this week, with the NFC North. PFW's Hub Arkush (@Hub_Arkush) joins us in-studio to kick things off and preview the Chicago Bears. We head up to Minnesota, with Vikings beat reporter for the Star Tribune, Matt Vensel (@mattvensel) to preview the Minnesota Vikings. Then we head to the motor city, and preview the Detroit Lions with MLive's Justin Rogers (@Justin_Rogers). Finally, we wrap our NFC North previews in Green Bay with Green Bay Press-Gazette Packers beat writer, Ryan Wood (@ByRyanWood). The guys discuss this and much more in this week's Pro Football Weekly Podcast!

NFL Training Camps are just around the corner and the Pro Football Weekly Podcast is back!! Arthur Arkush and the PFW Crew begin a division by division preview of the 2016 NFL season taking a division each week and breaking down the changes, improvements and prospects of each NFL club. We start this week, with the AFC West. Will the Denver Bronocos return to the playoffs as denfending Super Bowl Champs? Can the Kansas City Chiefs get over the hump to a post-season? Are the Okalnd Raiders a wild-card team? Are the San Diego Chargers likely to finish at the bottom of the AFC West? The guys discuss this and much more in this week's Pro Football Weekly Podcast!

Hub Arkush and Nate Atkins discuss the latest news, scoops and rumors around the NFL. In this week’s show we discuss Ray Farmer’s comments towards “Johnny Football” and the Cleveland Browns, stating that the Browns mishandled Manziel’s fame. In Buffalo, Rodger Goodell shows up to Jim Kelly’s golf outing and tells reporters “There are no settlement talks with Tom Brady.” In addition, Goodell insults the Pegula family and fans by stating that the Bills could use a new stadium. In 2014, taxpayers and the team invested $130 million in new renovations at Ralph Wilson Stadium that included larger concessions stands, a sports bar, easier access into the stadium and wider concourses. 

On the latest Pro Football Weekly podcast, hosts Arthur Arkush and Nate Atkins delve into the controversial new media policy in Buffalo with Syracuse Post Standard Bills beat writer Matthew Fairburn. The guys then welcome the Atlanta Journal Constitution's D. Orlando Ledbetter, who spent three seasons as the President of the Pro Football Writers of America, to get his take on the Bills' situation and how how the team he covers, the Falcons, have taken a very different approach.

Hub Arkush brings you this weeks latest news, scoops and rumors from around the NFL. This week it's talk of offseason injuries around the league, Alshon Jeffery continuing to be a no-show at OTAs, and the Las Vegas Raiders! Nate Atkins joins in alongside Hub, as we begin in Dallas as Dallas Cowboys third-rounder Maliek Collins breaks his right foot. In Chicago, Alshon Jeffery shows up in town to sing "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" at Wrigley Field and throws out the first pitch, however he is still a no-show at the Chicago Bears voluntary OTA practices. We wrap things up with more Las Vegas talk as the push for the Oakland Raiders move to sin city continues. 

Arthur Arkush and the Pro Football weekly crew go around the league to discuss some of the key offensive players in the NFC and AFC. Join Hub Arkush, Nate Atkins, Kevin Fishbain and Arthur Arkush as they break down the best offensive weapons in wide receivers, running backs, and tight ends throughout the AFC and NFC North, South and West. When you take a look at this year’s draft in the AFC South, there are a lot of high profile college players that are now entering the pro ranks...is there one player in there that’s worth talking about? In the AFC West, are the Denver Broncos still talented enough to stay in playoff contention? We know that there is some talent at the quarterback position in the AFC North, but what about the other offensive talent...Hub Arkush gives his take. In the NFC, how much does a healthy Kelvin Benjamin add the Carolina Panthers offense? Was Aaron Rodgers performance because of his lack of weapons or because he was struggling as a QB? What kind of weapons will Chip Kelly and the 49ers

In this week’s “The Way We Hear It” Podcast Edition, the guys go around the AFC and NFC East and look at some of biggest news on the various team’s offense. We start in the AFC East...The New York Jets are a mess at QB and may need their offense to really step up to be successful. The Buffalo Bills are not necessarily thrilled with Tyrod Taylor and continue to deal with the loss of Sammy Watkins. How are the Miami Dolphins replacing Lamar Miller? In New England, what does the acquisition of Martellus Bennett really mean, how are they dealing with Amendola injuries and will Garoppolo be ready if Brady is actually out? We wrap up in the NFC East...In Washington, is Matt Jones a franchise QB? What is the latest on Victor Cruz and what is the plans without him as the New York Giants continue their preparations for the season? Is Ryan Mathews enough in Philly as the Philadelphia Eagles work on their West Coast offense? Finally, can Dez stay healthy with the Dallas Cowboys and how much does Witten have left and wha

Arthur Arkush and the Pro Football Weekly team go around the room to discuss all 32 teams and their Quarterback situations. Hub Arkush, Nate Atkins and Kevin Fishbain join Arthur to discuss the good, the bad, and perhaps the ugly Quarterbacks around the league as teams prepare for their Organized Team Activities, and various offseason programs. Who will be taking snaps under center for your favorite team? The guys have it all as they go team by team in this round table discussion. 

In the Pro Football Weekly Podcast’s news, scoops and rumors around the NFL, the guys talk the potential of the Vegas Raiders, whether or not Tom Brady will still serve his suspension, and who is going to be under center with the Jet’s. The Oakland Raiders continue their campaign to move to Las Vegas and Hub Arkush and Kevin Fishbain talk about latest on this potential move. News that doesn’t seem to go away for the NFL, remains to be “Deflategate,” and Hub, alongside Arthur Arkush, discuss whether or not Brady’s camp will be able to get an extension as the season begins. Finally, we wrap things up in New York as the Jet’s continue their circus of Quarterbacks. Hub Arkush and Nate Atkins share who they think might be starting this fall.

In a special post-draft edition of the PFW podcast, hosts Arthur Arkush and Nate Atkins welcome PFW scout Greg Gabriel in to discuss the impact of social media on Laremy Tunsil's draft night, plus a few of Gabriel's favorite drafts and instant-impact rookie predictions. The guys also chat with head honcho Hub Arkush, who shares what stood out about one of the more bizarre drafts in recent memory.