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THE SOUTH SHALL RISE AGAIN (AFC SOUTH PREVIEW) Our divisional previews reach the AFC South this week, a previously dull as dishwater division that has been transformed into a quartet of exciting projects built around exciting young QBs (and Will Levis). The AFQ boys break down their thoughts and predictions for all four teams. Will the Titans at least become a more interesting watch during the Brian Callahan era as they pivot away from Derrick Henry towards a new-look offence? The Colts have the hype, the talent and the coaching, but can it all come together and can Anthony Richardson stay healthy long enough for his potential to be realised? After breaking free of their history and becoming playoff contenders, can the Jags figure out how to take the next step forward and help Trevor Lawrence become the superstar he has always threatened to be? And can last year’s surprise package Houston Texans keep the party going with CJ Stroud feeding an immensely talented WR corps and a fun but inexperienced defensive u

AFC North Preview Our offseason division by division previews continue and this week we visit the tough, inhospitable climes of the AFC North. We consider if a Browns team can avoid getting stuck in the mud as they carry the legacy of the DeShaun Watson trade, evaluate if some OL reinforcements can keep Burrow healthy long enough to take advantage of the Chase/Higgins tandem, debate if Lamar has enough to take the Ravens to the Super Bowl after a tough conference loss and an offseason of offensive line and defensive coach turnover and puzzle over how the Steelers will inevitably finish over .500 as Russell Wilson, Justin Fields and Arthur Smith attempt to rebuild their reputations. Summer is underway but get a sneak preview of winter football ahead with all the needed views, news and overreactions to all things NFL with the All Four Quarters Podcast!

AFC EAST PREVIEW We are deep in the offseason as OTAs and minicamps are underway but that doesn't mean we can't wildly speculate about what might happen in September when the NFL season returns. To that effect, the AFQ Podcast is starting its annual division by division previews starting with the AFC East. We also cover the biggest extensions, moves and retirements since our last podcast. We dig into the Bills 2.0 project and whether it will be a rebuild or a reload around Josh Allen, delve into the potential limits of a Dolphins team doubling down on a speed first approach in a hardening league, vary wildly in how well the second go around with Aaron Rodgers could go for a Super Bowl or bust Jets team and pore over the potential of a rebuilding roster as Jerod Mayo attempts to fill the very big shoes of the Bill Belichick in New England. So make sure you get ahead of the crowd by starting your NFL prep early with all the news, views and overreactions you expect from the All Four Quarters Podcast!s

No need to watch the draft on Thursday night, we’ve already worked out where everyone is going! Following on from our review of the draft prospects we let you know every pick of the first round, who will be trading up or down (and sometimes both) and who your team are going to pick up for next season. Who will land Marvin Harrison Jr.? Will Caleb Williams be Chi-towns new hero? Who will trade the farm for JJ McCarthy? Will Cooper DeJean prove that white men can jump (up draft boards)? All this and much, much more on your one-stop shop for news, views, and overreactions to all things NFL, the All Four Quarters podcast!

Draft day is here and there’s no Kevin Costner to walk you through it, but that’s ok. The AFQ boys are back with an episode going through all the top prospects in this year’s NFL draft. Do you know your Drake Mayes from your JJ McCarthys? Are you unsure if Joe Alt is a superstar lineman or a fascist movement online? Do you think that Kool-Aid is just a drink and not the next big thing at cornerback? We’ve got you covered. We go position by position, telling you what the strengths and weaknesses of the first-round prospects are and where they might fit well. We let you know the knocks on them coming out of college so you can make fun of your buddies’ team for drafting the wrong defensive lineman or missing on a sure thing WR. We’ll tell you everything you want to know but couldn’t be arsed to go and research yourself. We also cover news from around the league, Rashee Rice’s legal issues, and look at the players that have signed fat contracts. All this and much, much more on your one-stop shop for news, views

IN TOMLIN WE TRUST? (FREE AGENCY REVIEW) It’s free agency season in the NFL and teams have been scrambling to fill gaps in their rosters and load up on valuable talent. Well, that’s the theory anyway. The AFQ boys break down all the big moves and questionable decisions and ponder how it will impact the NFL landscape going forward. As well as a position-by-position breakdown, we focus on the actions of three teams in particular: - The Pittsburgh Steelers have made a big change to their QB room, getting rid of Kenny Pickett to bring in both Russell Wilson and Justin Fields. Will this gamble pay off, or will the old saying that having two starting QBs mean you have no starting QBs come to pass? - The Tennessee Titans have entered the Brian Callahan era with a bang, bringing in skill players Calvin Ridley and Tony Pollard on the offensive side and loading up on big names defensively, including a tasty-looking CB pair. In an increasingly competitive AFC South, will this be enough to make the Titans relevant, or

FREE AGENCY PREVIEW With Super Bowl 58 in the rear view mirror, the long hard work of unseating the Chiefs begins with off-season's opening salvo of free agency. We breakdown all the biggest names coming to the market position-by-position including Kirk Cousins, Christian Wilkins and Saquon Barkley and also break down the potential trade market for players such as Justin Fields. We also review the pre-FA action including the nine tagged players, a big extension for Mike Evans to stay with the Bucs and the official release of Russell Wilson by Denver. We also find time for the other news including a new DC in San Francisco, a costly PED suspension for Jimmy G and the retirement of special teams ace Matthew Slater. An exploding cap means plenty of action so make sure you are prepped for this season's free agency and trade frenzy with the All Four Quarters Podcast!

The Chiefs land their third Super Bowl of the Mahomes era, their first back to back one, and the question remains; who can beat the Chiefs? We delve into the game, what matchups were key, the coaching decisions that won and lost the game and what should have been different. We also look at what this means for both teams next season, and what other teams around the league should be looking to do to overcome this new dynasty in the AFC. We also discuss other news from around the league, coaching hires and what to look forward to in the offseason ahead. All this and much, much more on your one-stop shop for news, views and overreactions to all things NFL, the All Four Quarters podcast!

It’s the most important pod of the year – the Pro Bowl Review. The AFQ boys break down the highlights and lowlights of the biggest weekend in the NFL calendar, from Tua’s underwhelming passing to Brandon Aubrey being screwed over by the Kick-Tack-Toe judges. We also mourn the demise of the glory days of the Pro Bowl, when the game itself mattered and the team that won it actually won the Pro Bowl. Needing to fill the rest of our time, the guys then turn to preview some obscure game called the ‘Super Bowl’, contested this year by the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers. Can the Chiefs offense succeed against a high-calibre defense without leaning too heavily on the lesser lights of their disappointing receiver corps? Can Brock Purdy be relied on to step up if the 49ers offensive game is placed on his shoulders? And how jetlagged will Taylor Swift be if she manages to turn up to cheer on Travis? All this and much, much more on your one-stop shop for news, views and overreactions to all things NFL, t

CONFERENCE REVIEW + PRO BOWL PREVIEW The Super Bowl matchup is set as the Kansas City Chiefs will take on the San Franciso 49ers for NFL supremacy in two weeks. We breakdown how both teams made it with the Chiefs building on a hot start and elite defense to take out a Ravens team unable to get out of its own way while the 49ers pull off a huge comeback as the Lions suffer a third quarter meltdown as they rue some key mistakes at the worst times. We also breakdown the latest significant coordinator changes and give an overview of the second edition of the Pro Bowl Games as well as providing our alternative Pro Bowl rosters. So with the Super Bowl in sight make sure you are up to date with all the latest news, views and overreactions to all things NFL with the All Four Quarters Podcast!

Championship week is here, and there are a few familiar faces as well as some new ones. The Chiefs went into Buffalo and brought more heartbreak to the Bills with wide right making an appearance in the 4th quarter. The 49ers snook a win away from the Packers with Jordan Love throwing a heartbreaking (and completely unnecessary) pick. The Lions took care of business against Baker and the Buccaneers but suffered some injuries on their O Line. The Ravens looked every inch the 1 seed in the AFC, easily displacing the young Texans team led by Stroud. We dig through the games in depth, seeing why certain teams came up short and what it means for the Championship round. Because now we have two monster matchups this weekend to decide who makes it to Superbowl LVIII. The resurgent Chiefs take on the dominant Ravens in Baltimore. The Upstart Lions take on the behemoth 49ers in Levi’s stadium. We break down the matchups, strengths, and weaknesses of each game, letting you know what will decide each contest and what pla

The playoffs are where the wheat is separated from chaff and, oh boy, was there ever some chaff to be culled this year. The AFQ boys break down the (not so Super) Wild Card Weekend action, laughing at the Cowboys and Eagles, cooing over the potentialities of the Texans and Packers, and being very grateful that we don’t live in Buffalo or Kansas City at this time of year. We also break down the latest news, including the beginning of the offseason coaching carousel, with the Pats taking a gamble on the well-regarded but horribly inexperienced Jerod Mayo and big interviews announced for the Chargers and Falcons head coaching positions. We then turn to preview the Divisional Round, perhaps the most consistently enjoyable weekend on the NFL calendar. Can CJ Stroud figure out how to unlock the complexities of the Ravens’ defensive scheming? Do the promising Packers have enough to overcome the uber-talented 49ers? Will the Bucs find themselves out of their depth against the resurgent Lions? And will this finally b

WEEK 18 REVIEW + WILDCARD PREVIEW The regular season is over and for the successful few that means playoff football but for those less lucky it often means big changes. However, this week saw an unprecedented shift in the NFL landscape as multiple legendary coaches saw their tenures end. Bill Belichick's 24 year tenure ends after 6 Super Bowls but little success post-Brady. Pete Carroll's Seahawks run over after 14 seasons which included Seattle's first Super Bowl win. Plus a surprise departure for Mike Vrabel from the Titans and more widely predicted firings for Arthur Smith from the Falcons and Ron Rivera from the Commanders. We breakdown all of these big changes plus the other GM and coordinator changes. We also breakdown the final week of regular season action with special attention on classic Bills bullshit comeback to seize the AFC East on Sunday Night Football, a Stroud masterclass as the Texans take a playoff spot away from a Colts team who fell one 4th&1 drop short, one last ride for the Vrabel T

It’s the last week of the regular season and teams are out there fighting for their lives. Sure, the 49ers and Ravens have locked up the top spots, but what about the other 12 playoff positions? Buffalo takes on Miami on Sunday Night Football in a game that could see them as the 2nd seed in the AFC, or out of the playoffs entirely! Jacksonville needs to beat Tennessee to lock up a postseason ticket, but if they fall the winner of Houston at Indianapolis steals that place away from them. Tampa Bay needs to get past the struggling Carolina Panthers to win their division, otherwise the winner of Atlanta at New Orleans gets a trip to the knockouts. Green Bay, Seattle, Minnesota, and Pittsburgh are all still live, and it all comes down to week 18. We talk last weeks games, we talk playoffs, we talk injuries, we talk Tyreek Hill mob intimidation. All this and much, much more on your one-stop shop for news, views, and overreactions to all things NFL, the All Four Quarters podcast!

The last time the Detroit Lions won their division, not only did the NFC North not yet exist, but neither did Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas is You". A simpler time, perhaps a better time. The AFQ boys celebrate the historic achievement of Dan Campbell's boys by breaking down the ins and outs of their crucial victory over the Minnesota Vikings. In our survey of the Week 16 action, we also look at the Miami Dolphins finally beating a good team (maybe), the Baltimore Ravens laying down a marker as best team in the NFL and the Kansas City Chiefs' embarrassing loss that confirms they are anything but. We also preview the Week 17 fare, focusing on the Lions' trip to Arlington to face the Cowboys, the Dolphins' and Ravens' big game to decide the AFC's #1 seed, and the crucial moment in Mike Tomlin's quest to finish every season above .500 as he takes his Steelers to Seattle to tackle the Seahawks. All this and much, much more on your one-stop shop for news, views and overreactions to all things NFL, the

WEEK 15 REVIEW + WEEK 16 PREVIEW It is the festive season but for Brandon Staley there will be little festive joy and he and long-term General Manager Tom Telesco were dismissed after an embarrassing TNF beatdown. We review the ups and (many high profile) downs of the Staley era and assess what interest there will be in Chargers team with Justin Herbert but not much else. We also breakdown the other big news stories of the week including a defensive change in Philadelphia, the latest big injuries and the announcement that the NFL will be travelling to Brazil in 2024. In our Week 15 review, we give special attention to a new James Cook heavy Buffalo playbook as they dominated Dallas in every facet and a shock Seattle win as Drew Lock leads a two minute drive to send the flailing Eagles to a third consecutive loss. We also preview Week 16 with a detailed breakdown of a vital AFC playoff bubble game as the wily Flacco and his Browns look to take down the exciting youth driven Texans, a huge inter-conference b

Week 14 is in the books and somehow 30 teams are still live for playoff football, but some of them don’t seem to pass the smell test. On the NFC side the Eagles have lost two straight games to the 49ers and the Cowboys losing their number one seed and division title for now, while the wildcard teams include the Packers (who lost to the Giants) and the Vikings (who have swapped QB again and put up only 3 points this weekend). They’re chased by 4 more teams on the same record, each with their own problems. On the AFC side the Chiefs lost to the Bills and tried to blame the refs, the Dolphins lost to the Titans, all the wildcard teams are on their second or third choice QB, with 4 more teams tied on the same record in the hunt for those wildcards. Is there anyone you can trust in this race? Even the AFC leaders Baltimore struggled this week, needing overtime to beat the LA Rams. We look at all the games from last week, then turn our attention to week 15. Cleveland look to stay in the hunt with Joe Flacco under c

Just when you thought the Bengals were out, Jake Browning pulls them back in! The Bengals pulled off the MNF upset over the Jags to keep their playoff hopes alive, and the AFQ boys are here to break down the action. We take a look at all the highlights from Week 13, including the puntless wonder that was the Cowboys' win over the Seahawks, the 49ers laying down a marker with a crushing victory over the Eagles, and big wins for the Packers, Colts and Texans. We also take a look at all the big injury news, as major losses at QB hurt the chances of multiple contending teams (and the New Orleans Saints). Finally, we turn our attention to Week 14, with previews of the Ravens' cross-conference battle with the Rams, the biggest game of two years ago with the Bills meeting the Chiefs, and the huge NFC East matchup between the #1 seed-chasing Eagles and Cowboys. All this and much, much more on your one-stop shop for news, views and overreactions to all things NFL, the All Four Quarters podcast!

WEEK 12 REVIEW + WEEK 13 PREVIEW As the playoffs come into view, some less successful teams are cleaning house early as the Carolina Panthers fire Head Coach Frank Reich after only 12 games in a season marred by poor offense, play caller flip-flopping and rumours of coach-owner disagreements stretching all the way to Bryce Young pick at #1 in the draft. The Commanders also clear out underperforming DC Jack Del Rio so we cover the implications of both these moves as well as the biggest transactions and injuries this week. In our Week 12 review, we give special focus to another Philly win where they pushed their luck to send the spiraling Bills into their bye with a loss and how the quality Jags held on for a vital win to hold off the feisty but inexperienced Texans. We also preview the Week 13 slate with particular interest in a AFC wildcard battle as the up and coming Texans look to beat the suddenly red-hot Broncos, a big cross-conference game as the improving Rams look to the take down an ailing Browns a

Change is coming to the AFC North. Matt Canada has been removed as OC for the Pittsburgh Steelers, Deshaun Watson is gone for the Browns and Cincinnati’s Joe Burrow is gone for the season too. The injury bug is hitting a lot of teams, but who can figure a way through it and make it to the playoffs? We look at last weeks game including the clash of the 1 Seeds between the Chiefs and the Eagles, a come from behind win for the Lions over the Bears and CJ Stroud having a 3-pick game but still managing to get past the Arizona Cardinals. This week there are Thanksgiving games, Black Friday games and normal Sunday/Monday games so we go through all of them and tell you how they will be won. The AFC South is up for grabs between the Jaguars and the Texans, Buffalo looking to head to Philly for an upset win and what might be the least anticipated game of the year, the New York Giants taking on the New England Patriots in Met Life Stadium. All this and much, much more from your one-stop shop for all things NFL, the All