All Four Quarters

This week we're gonna be the Village People and go west to... the AFC West. Have the Broncos found their solution at QB with Case Keenum? Will this finally be the year that injuries don’t undo the Chargers? Can Pat Mahomes lead the chiefs to glory or will they crumble in a post Alex Smith world? Will Gruden bring years of wisdom or out of date strategies to the Raiders? Preseason is about to begin, so get up to date with a new episode of All Four Quarters! Contributors: Conor, Harry, Ronan

This week the All Four Quarters crew preview the AFC South. How will the Colts look with the return of Andrew Luck? Can the Jags continue to succeed with Bortles? Will we finally see what Watt and Clowney can do as a tandem? Will the Titans be able to dominate with their ground game? These questions and many more are answered on this episode of All Four Quarters. Contributors: Conor, Harry, Ronan

This week, we continue our pre-season preview by asking the question, can the Steelers be stopped? That's right, its the AFC North! We look at a Bengals team that seems to be in disarray, asking whether they can rally around their talent, or if they're destined to be utter cat. Then it's on to Cleveland, where the factory of sadness is producing a new and unfamiliar product - hope! Next up are the ex-Browns, the Baltimore Ravens, who will be looking to do something, anything interesting after a couple of turgid seasons. And finally the big boys - the Steelers, who have been setting the grade for this division for years. Can they continue their dominance or will they have to settle for a B-minus? All this and more in a perfectly bite-size episode of All Four Quarters Podcast! Contributors: Conor, Harry, Ronan

With training camps just around the corner, the All Four Quarters Podcast begins its division by division previews with the Patriots and Friends a.k.a the AFC EAST. We look over a Bills team with no offensive line and three quarterbacks, a Miami team going grey, a Jets team hitching itself to the Sam Darnold hype train and a Patriots team with plenty of changes but who still have Brady and Belichick. Elsewhere, we take a look at some of the larger off-season news including gambling coming to the NFL, Donald Trump's continued influence via the Eagles Super Bowl cancellation, suspensions for Jameis Winston, Mark Ingram and Julian Edelman, a major injury for the Chargers and the retirement of Jason Witten after 15 years. The dry period for the NFL is coming to a close so ensure you whet your appetite for the football in 2018 with the All Four Quarters Podcast. Contributors: Conor, Harry, Ronan

It's time to leave all the hype and smokescreens and rumours behind this week, because the NFL draft is finally upon us. Listen in to hear our picks and projections as we mock the first round, covering the QB prospects, defensive monsters, how the Browns are going to mess this up and a whole lot more. And remember - whoever goes first, AFQ Podcast will always be number 1! Contributors: Conor, Harry, Ronan

We're now deep into the run-up to the draft and there's a lot to cover as the hype, and free agency, rumbles on. There's coaches moving around, players retiring, finding new homes, looking for a new job or in some cases, looking for a good defense attourney. This week the AFQ team cover off all the free agency moves from around the league, pick out the big winners and losers and start looking at how we think the NFL draft will shake out. Contributors: Conor, Harry, Ronan

With Super Bowl 52 a fading memory, the NFL pushes towards the first big landmark of the 2018 season: free agency. We breakdown the best available talent at every position and zoom in on the best of a thin free agency crop. We give our opinions on players like Kirk Cousins, Allen Robinson and Malcolm Butler and where we think they may end up. Elsewhere, we review the a wave a of trade action emanating from Rams HQ, the implication of this year's franchise tags, QB extensions for GOATroppolo (huge) and Bortles (less huge) and summarise the latest cuts, retirements and the first wave of offseason legal incidents. We also answer your questions and reveal how we would spend Kirk Cousin's free agency bounty, what will happen with Nick Foles and the Eagles and provide insights into Peyton Manning's corporate shenanigans! The 2017 NFL season is officially ending so make sure you know what 2018 will bring by keeping up with the All Four Quarters Podcast. Contributors: Conor, Harry, Ronan

The NFL season is over and the Philadephia Eagles are the world champions after one of the greatest shootouts in NFL history. Defenses were swatted aside as wide open receivers, dominant running and fourth down conversions ruled the roost. We look at what happened to those vaunted defenses, admire the big balls of Coach Pederson and the soft hands of MVP Nick Foles (Brady not so much), review a couple of controversial refereeing decisions and give our lukewarm views on JT's big halftime show. We also look over the big trade for Alex Smith by the Washington team, a big change in the Baltimore front office, some coordinator hires at the Titans and an injury quarterback quandry in Jacksonville. So make sure you finish the season with a bang, like the city of Philadelphia, with the All Four Quarters Podcast. Contributors: Conor, Harry, Ronan

It's nearly time for the big one as Super Bowl LII looms on the horizon, and we're here to make sure you're ready for kick off with our in-depth preview of the game. How will Philly stop Brady? Can Foles be trusted? Will it be the trenches, or the battle of the receivers and cornerbacks that decide this one? Don't sweat if you don't know, because AFQ Podcast is here with the answers! Also, we have a wrap-up of the Pro Bowl and skills contests, the potential return of the XFL, a retirement, an arrest, Brett Favre's sudden legal issues and some truly awful local sports radio, as well as a bumper set of questions from you - our listeners! Tune in, buckle up and get your chicken wings in the fryer with the only podcast you need to get you through the biggest football weekend of the year - All Four Quarters. Contributors: Conor, Harry, Ronan

Finally, we have the champions of the AFC and NFC. One of them is to be expected, but it's unlikely even Nick Foles thought Nick Foles would ever lead a team to the Superbowl. We take a look at how they got there, with New England overcoming a tough Jags team, and Philly putting a mollywhopping on a strangely flat Minnesota Vikings. Elsewhere, we look at a fresh set of coaching moves, with some of them definitely falling on the more "interesting" side of the scale, a concussion and a non-concussion, some really weird and idiotic arrests, the Muzungus doing Muzungu things, and chicken wings. Oh, and of course, there's more Pro Bowl HYPE than your body has room for - so get ready for the prelude to the big show with All Four Quarters Podcast. Contributors: Conor, Harry, Ronan

The divisional round is over and we are still recovering from one of the most exciting set of playoff games in NFL history. Whether watching a tense, defensive affair in Philly through our fingers, gawking at the amazing sight of the Bortles Bus running over the presumptuous Steelers or rising to our feet to witness the Minneapolis Miracle, there was something for everyone to enjoy (except Titans fans). We go in-depth on each game and let you know what made each game tick. Elsewhere we look over the latest coaching changes, including the shock "mutual parting" of Mularkey and the Titans, the first of many off-season legal issues and give some love to the NFL for this year's slate of excellent London games. We then answer the latest questions from you the listener and finally give you an in-depth preview of what to expect from Championship weekend. With only four teams remaining, things only get more competitive from here so make sure you are prepared better than Mike Mitchell with the All Four Quarters P

The wildcards have been settled as we roll into the divisional round of the playoffs this week, and the action has been as much in the front offices as it has been on the field, as we look at a new round of hirings and firings of GMs, coaches and coordinators. There's also some serious incompetence to be discussed this week, from the dodgy officiating in KC, to dodgy enforcement of the concussion protocol in New Orleans, and some even dodgier things being said by Richie Incognito. Plus, we review the playoff games, including an NFC South thriller, Tennessee's comeback, the Falcons rounding into form and possibly the worst playoff game any of us can remember. On top of this we have predictions for next week and a whole pile of listener questions. Don't be a Marvin Lewis - get through the playoffs in style with All Four Quarters Podcast! Contributors: Conor, Harry, Ronan

The regular season is over and that means one thing: Black Monday has come and gone. We see which coaches, GMs and co-ordinators survived and which were shown the door. We then preview the potential coaching candidates who may be looking for their shot at leading a team to playoff heaven. In other news, we look into a Todd Haley New Year's altercation, some key extensions in Green Bay and a sweltering hot take that Don Coryell should be heading to the Hall of Fame. We see which podcast member was the 2017 Nostradamus of NFL results and which teams enthralled or bored us during the 2017 season. We also do the last of our regular season reviews and dissect a stunning comeback for Marvin Lewis and his Bengals, a middling affair for two NFC West teams in transition and an aful tilt in Philly for a suddenly fragile Eagles team. We then preview the upcoming Wildcard round and predict if any of the underdogs can pull an upset away from home. The regular season is over but that only means the real football now b

Christmas is over and 2018 approaches which can only mean one thing; playoff football is nearly here. We predict which of the remaining contenders can sneak into the dance this January. We also look over a surprise contender cut and signing, the playoff relevant injuries and the latest controversies related to concussions, the catch rule, IR designation and the Giants locker room. We also take a look at Week 16 and analyze a thriller in Tennessee, the latest chapter in the Garoppolo hype train and a clumsy contender clash in Dallas. We also take questions from the listeners and preview those pivotal Week 17 games. So make sure you are well prepared for the last of 2017's football with the All Four Quarters Podcast. Contributors: Conor, Harry, Ronan

The playoffs are nearly upon us, so this week we look at the teams left standing, who we think will be in, who we think will be out and who will go all the way. Speaking of playoffs, New England locked up their spot following a controversial call against the Steelers. Listen in to find out if we agree or not, and what we think will happen if these two teams meet eachother again in January. We're also checking out a disappointing end to things in Green Bay, what will shake out in the ultra-competitive NFC South, signs of life in San Fran and signs of decline in Tennessee. Get set for the climax of the season with All Four Quarters Podcast! Contributors: Conor, Harry, Ronan

A cold wind blows through Philadelphia as Carson Wentz tears apart his ACL and the hearts of the Philly faithful. We look at where the Eagles go from here and if they still have a shot at the title. Elsewhere, we look at front office turnover in Cleveland as Sashi Brown sashays away, look at controversial end of the Seattle and Jacksonville game, another concussion controversy emerging from Houston and official retirement of future Hall of Famer Devin Hester. We also cast our eye on a Hall of Fame worthy slate of performances from Week 14 with savage hard fought game Carolina, an epic comeback inspired by potential MVP Antonio Brown in the Steel City, a high-powered back and forth between NFC titans in LA and an epic, ridiculous snow-vertime win for the Bills at home. We then give our predictions for Week 15 where pivotal games could decide the AFC #1 seed and both the NFC and AFC West divisions. The evenings may be getting longer but the NFL season is heating up so lay up beside the fire and drink wit

Eli's benching and the return of the Genocoaster to the Meadowlands get Reese and McAdoo sacked. Steelers-Bengals rivalry results in more reckless violence - is the coaching to blame? Gronk goes full WWE and Marcus Peters loses the rag at a flag. The NFL botches attempts to deal with the anthem protest again, Jimmy Smith's sudden rise is explained in the worst way and Alshon gets paid. Contributors: Conor, Harry, Ronan

This week, we cover off the elimination of the Browns and 49ers, and if there's any hope for the future with these two teams. An all-out brawl in the AFC West as Talib snatches a chain, but Oakland snatch a win. The Jets have a good game but still lose, and the Josh Gordon Hype Train rises again. Contributors: Conor, Harry, Ronan

Thanksgiving is here but little thanks is evident in the NFL this week, as Denver fire their OC Mike McCoy and the Bills rookie QB Nathan Peterman was stuffed, sacked and picked off in LA. We analyse these unfortunate events and also look over the latest injuries, suspensions and other news from around the league. We also review Week 10 and look over a cracking comeback in New Orleans, an elite defensive showdown in Minnesota and a somewhat less elite overtime game in New York. We then preview week 11 and give an update of our season prediction record before we head into the home stretch. So stuff yourself with food and family this Thanksgiving before sitting back, listening in and giving thanks for your weekly helping of the All Four Quarters Podcast. Contributors: Conor, Harry, Ronan

Just when it looked like the Bills had got things together, and were firmly in the wildcard race, things have descended into chaos. Two bad results have led to a change at QB - we discuss if this is a breath of fresh air the team needs, or a desperate move by a coaching staff that doesn't know how to fix the overall flaws on the team. We're also checking in on the developing standoff between Roger Goodell and Jerry Jones, more concussion issues, a weird incident in Green Bay and the final, merciful end of the Zeke Elliot saga. Plus as usual, reviews, previews and your questions on the latest episode of All Four Quarters! Contributors: Conor, Harry, Ronan