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We thought it couldn't get better than Wildcard Weekend. We were wrong. There was an all time upset, comeback, and defensive domination across the Divisional Round of the Playoffs, and the boys can't wait to recap it all.

The boys recap a weekend of playoff football that was as wild as advertised. All four games were decided by one-score, two of which went to overtime. There were impressive wins across both conferences, but the real test for those advancing will come next weekend.

It's the home straight in the race to playoffs. The Ravens and Niners each score big wins in their pursuit of the top seeds, while the Titans make stake their claim for the AFC South.

The Seahawks are No. 1 in the NFC West and Russell Wilson forces his way back into the MVP conversation.

Absolute dominance in the prime time games by the SF 49ers and BAL Ravens have us wondering if they’ll meet at SB 54, the Raiders threw up the white flag against the surging Jets, and Jerry Jones is seeing finally his coach for exactly who he is.

This week will only ever be remembered for Myles Garrett hitting a QB with his own helmet... but, for now we'll focus on the football. We have a new found love for Kirk, the Rams and Eagles are depressing and Atlanta is on a hot streak.

After a brief hiatus due to the curse of Tullamarine, the boys are back to make sense of a wild MNF game between the Niners and Hawks. Dak looked like THE GUY for Dallas in a tough loss to Dalvin Cook and his surging Vikings. Miami is far from a punching bag - they're on a hot streak.

The Patriots beat the Jets so badly that Bill Belichick almost smiled – we’ll recap the Monday Night slaughter for you. Plus – we’re talking good Cowboys/bad Eagles, the Colts and Ravens looking sharp, and try to unpack the top of the NFC.

The inaugural duel between Watson and Mahomes saw the Chiefs draw first blood, but it was the Texans who won the day. Niners and Pats remain undefeated - could they put on the most handsome Super Bowl in history? What do we make of the currently flailing state of the NFC East?

Jon Gruden is up and Jay Gruden is out. We're not sure if anyone wants to win the AFC North and give a huge preview of Dolphins v. Redskins.

Two days ago we thought they were cooked, but now the Browns back to being contenders and the Bucs are... dangerous? Welcome to the Week 4 recap.

Daniel Jones is the MVP, the Browns are done and KC have won the SuperBowl. All that and more overreactions from week three of the NFL season.

- Dolphins will trade anything not tied down. - The Steelers lost Big Ben but are still swinging for the fence despite being 0-2. - What did we learn from week 2? - How will the Saints fair w/o Brees? -Who has had the best/worst start to the year?

The Saints are winners, Antonio Brown is a Patriot and Lamar Jackson is a god damn quarterback. Knock on Wood if you didn't loose week one.

Knock on wood if we're going 3-13. We are IN on Joooooonn Gruden, Andrew Luck's retirement sends the NFL into meltdown PLUS we create power rankings for the NFL Media's top Goobers.

Now that things have quietened down in the offseason, we've had a chance to run a full stocktake of the NFL. Each team is ranked from Contender to Cooked. Plus, we talk a little NBA at the end because we're not precious and it's great content.

The Giants have moved on from Odell Beckham Jr. and the Browns are now America's team. What a time to be alive.

We got a fever. And the only prescription, is more free agency. We take a look into all of the major signings of NFL free agency period including Nick Foles, Trey Flowers, Landon Collins, as well as the Antonio Brown trade to the Raiders.

It's the offseason. Time to talk shit about trades that will definitely maybe never possibly probably happen. Today's Pod: News // Franchise Tags // Trades // Free Agents.