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Week 6 is in the books and with the NFL season now one-third done, we have a better sense of which teams are contenders (the Bills, Eagles and Chiefs, basically), which teams are spicy (the New York teams) and which teams are frauds (everyone else, but especially the Ravens and the Packers). The AFQ boys break down the Week 6 drama, focusing on a classic clash between the Bills and the Chiefs, another Ravens collapse (this time against the Giants), and big wins for the Colts, the Steelers, the Bengals and the Jets. We also look ahead to the Week 7 "action", previewing an AFC North dogfight between the Browns and the Ravens, Dak's return for the Cowboys against the Lions, and the Giants' chance to go 6-1 against the fading Jags. All this and much, much more as we keep you up to date with all the latest news, views and overreactions to all things NFL with the All Four Quarters podcast!

The NFL season has claimed it's first coaching victim as the Carolina Panthers fire Matt Rhule as head coach after several years of poor offense and minimal leadership. We breakdown what this means for Carolina as well as look at the other big news stories including a spurious legal challenge from a pitch invader, a surprise Sunday night trade, the biggest injuries of the week and the surprise retirement announcement of Blake "The BOAT" Bortles. Elsewhere we look back at Week 5 and highlight a choke-off of epic proportions as the Chargers sneak past the Browns, a surprise London victory for the gritty Giants over the placid Packers and an epic Monday Night win for the comeback Chiefs vs a newly vigorous Vegas Raiders. We also preview Week 6 and give special attention on a potential upset sequel as the Jets look to lay more New York hurt on the Packers, a NFC East Sunday Night Football worthy of primetime as the undefeated Eagles face off against the resurgent Cowboys (potentially with Dak back) and a battl

WEEK 4 REVIEW + WEEK 5 PREVIEW Half of the teams seem to be turning to second and third string quarterbacks, hell the Giants went full Wildcat (and you should never go full wildcat!). In a week that saw the Packers struggle against the Patriots, the Jets beat the Steelers, the Ravens collapse in the second half (again) and Seattle and the Lions have the highest scoring game we have to ask, is there any hope for Tom and Giselle now that they’ve hired divorce lawyers? We look back on the week 4 games and preview all the matchups for week 5, all this and much, much more as we keep you up to date with all the latest news, views and overreactions to all things NFL on the All Four Quarters podcast.

WEEK 3 REVIEW + WEEK 4 PREVIEW It's been another crazy week in the NFL, featuring great performances, surprise results and innovative, never-seen-before plays (such as the already legendary 'Butt Punt'!). We break the Week 3 games down, focusing on the Bills melting in the Florida sun while Miami clung on despite special teams shenanigans, a disappointing loss for the championship-chasing Chiefs against the so-so Colts, and big wins for the Vikings, Packers, Broncos and Ravens. We also look at the games coming up in Week 4. We feature the Thursday night clash between the high-flying Dolphins and the slow-starting Bengals, a big AFC seeding clash between the Bills and the Ravens and a Monday night grudge match between NFC West rivals the Rams and the 49ers. All this and much, much more as the lads keep you up to date with all the latest news, views and overreactions to all things NFL with the All Four Quarters podcast.

WEEK 2 REVIEW + WEEK 3 PREVIEW There is barely time to catch our breath as the huge swings of week 2 rock the NFL world. We breakdown all the week 2 games with a special focus on Tua's coming out party as Hill & Waddle shred Baltimore to overhaul a late 21 point lead and we also dig into the sad debut of Brownie the Elf as the Flacco's Jets undo the Browns in 2 minutes thanks to some calm heads and Cleveland special teams screw-ups. We also breakdown the latest news including the season ending injury to presumed 49ers future quarterback Trey Lance and the cutting of Rodgrido Blankenship. We also preview every Week 3 game with in-depth views on the NFC elite showdown between Brady's Bucs and Rodgers' Packers, the NFC North battle between the hard knock Lions and the enigmatic Vikings and the battle of the Bills and Dolphins hype trains. It's been a wild season already but there is much more gridiron action to come so make sure you are up to date with all the latest news, views and overreactions to all thing

Week 1 is in the books and there is a lot to talk about. The current Superbowl Champ Rams lost badly to this years Superbowl darlings, the Bills. The Chiefs have no Hill? No problem, as they coast past the Cardinals. Dolphins beat the Pats, Dallas lose Dak, The Seahawks make Mr. Unlimited look limited in the Broncos offence and the Bengals slip up against the Steelers top end defence. We review all of the week 1 games, look forward to week 2 and tell you who to trust and who to cut loose after one week. All this and much more on your one-stop shop for the latest news, views and overreactions to all things NFL, the All Four Quarters podcast!

It's finally here, Week 1 of the 2022 NFL Season! This week we'll be making our final predictions of the season ahead with our 'Premature Congratulations' awards. Will Allen Robinson be able to show all that he's got now that he's finally playing for a good team? Can Josh Allen grab the MVP award while leading his Bills to the promised land? And just who is the worst team in the NFL right now? We will also take a look at the full round of games for the week ahead. We focus on a monster opening Thursday night game between possibly the two best teams in the NFL, a major clash between the Raiders and Chargers in the scariest division in football, and ask if either the Bucs or the Cowboys can kickstart their Superbowl push with a big win. All this and much more on your one-stop shop for the latest news, views and overreactions to all things NFL, the All Four Quarters podcast!

NFC WEST PREVIEW We finish up our offseason previews of the upcoming NFL season with the NFC West. Will the 49ers make highly drafted 2nd year quarterback Trey Lance starter or will they return to Jimmy G if they fail to find a late trade partner, can Kliff Kingsbury finally cook up a sustainable season long offense and get the most out of recently extended star QB Kyler Murray, how low can the Seahawks go as a youth movement takes root around a highly uncertain (and depressing!) quarterback situation and can the Rams repeat as Super Bowl champs after importing some highly touted veterans to fill the holes left by their reckless disregard for the draft. This is our final offseason podcast but we will be back soon with Season 8 and our week 1 preview of the 2022 NFL season. So enjoy the podcast and we'll see you the for another round of NFL action in 2022-2023 as we cover all the latest news, views and overreactions to all things NFL with the All Four Quarters Podcast.

NFC SOUTH PREVIEW Our offseason previews continue with a trip to the NFC South. We dig into whether the recently traded for Baker Mayfield can revive his career and save Head Coach Matt Rhule's job in Carolina, wonder if Tampa Bay can keep the show on the road for one more year with the "unretired" Tom Brady back in the saddle, go back and forth on how much a strong Saints roster can hold up with Sean Payton gone and Jameis Winston at quarterback and we try to find some glimmers of hope for a rebuilding Falcons team lacking star power after trading away franchise QB Matt Ryan in the offseason. We also look at some of the biggest news stories including the terms of that Mayfield trade to Carolina, a controversial change in stadium branding in Pittsburgh and the recent interest in Zach Wilson's personal life. So make sure you are up to date with the latest news, views and overreactions to all things NFL with the All Four Quarters Podcast!

NFC NORTH PREVIEW This week we are looking at the NFC North, casting our eyes over the big offseason moves and looking into our crystal balls to see how they will fare in the season to come. The Bears have made big changes at the coaching level, but will they be able to help Justin Fields make a big step-up after his so-so rookie year? How will the loss of star wide receiver Allen Robinson impact them - can Byron Pringle and Equanimeous St Brown step into the void left by his departure? The Lions will be a fun team to watch, especially with their new defensive monster Aidan Hutchinson and playmakers like Amon-Ra St. Brown, but can Jared Goff be relied upon enough to drive this young and exciting team to the next level? Aaron Rodgers has committed to another year at Lambeau Field, but what will the Packers' offense look like without Davante Adams to throw the ball to in crunch situations? And can they finally turn their regular season dominance into a run all the way to the big dance? And finally, why wou

This week we take a look at the NFC East, all the moves the teams have made this offseason, and figure out how all of them will finish. The Eagles have traded to AJ Brown to give Jalen Hurts more weapons, but will I be enough to move that offense forward this year? Their defence looks closer to their Superbowl winning group, but will the offence help or hinder them? The Cowboys have had some cap issues, and had to lose Amari Cooper, some of their highly vaunted line, and several defences pieces; do they still have enough in the tank to make a run at it? The core of Zeke, Dak, Lamb look like a good base, but is the recipe getting stale and what needs to happen for McCarthy to keep his job, is it Superbowl or bust? Washington are ready to take command, but of what? The bottom of their division? They’ve locked up Scary Terry McLaurin, but Wentz doesn’t inspire at quarterback. They have a talented group on defence, but they underperformed last year. Can they turn it around and be the difference maker for this tea

Next up in our division by division previews is the powerhouse AFC West. We cast our eye over each team's big offseason moves and their chances in the season to come. We analyze if Russell Wilson can ride a vaunted Denver roster back to the promised land after the Bronco's all-in trade for Wilson/Mr Unlimited/DangerRuss, dig deep on the big defensive additions made by Brandon Staley as he attempts to regain his defensive genius reputation after a rough year 1 with the Chargers, we go back and forth on if Josh McDaniels can get off to a hot start as the Raiders overhaul their roster with moves for Davante Adams and Chandler Jones amoung many others and evaluate if the Chiefs offensive juggernuat can continue to dominate without Tyreek Hill. So make sure you are up to date with the all the latest news, views and overreactions to all things NFL with the All Four Quarters Podcast!

Our division by division previews continue with the AFC South. We breakdown whether Matt Ryan can provide the calm presence needed for the Colts to move past the Wentz experiment, question whether the Titans can stay atop the AFC South with changed receiving weapons and Derrick Henry one season older, sift through another offseason of change as the Texans wonder if they have the foundation for a new Davis Mills era and analyze how much Doug Pederson can salvage from the Urban Meyer disaster and in particular getting star QB Trevor Lawrence's career back on track. We also breakdown the recent NFL news including big extensions for Aaron Donald, Cooper Kupp, Minkah Fitzpatrick and Hunter Renfrow; a big New York Times report on DeShaun Watson's civil suits; and some recent retirements including the end of the legend of Fitzmagic. So make sure you are up to the date with the all the latest news, views and overreactions to all things NFL with the All Four Quarters Podcast!

This week we look at the AFC North and see how we think its going to shake out. The Bengals came close to a Superbowl win last year, but have their additions been enough to help push Burrow and company over the top? The Ravens have lost their WR1 but could the return of a healthy Lamar and a run first philosophy help them retake the division? The Steelers look to be in a rebuilding year, but this is a head coach who has never had a losing season, a powerful defence, and a serious chip on their shoulders from being counted out of the race. Could they be dark horses? Also the Browns, but fuck the Browns, right? All this and more in your one stop shop for news, views and overreactions to things NFL, the All Four Quarters Podcast

The offseason previews kick off with the AFC East. The Patriots overperformed what was thought to be a rebuilding year in 2021, can they continue to build on that success? The Dolphins have gone out and got weapons for what should be a potent offense, but is Tua the right QB for the job? Will the Jets be able to continue their upwards trajectory under Head Coach Robert Saleh or should he start to feel the heat? Can the Bills finally get over the top this year and make it to the Superbowl? All this and more in your one stop shop for news, views and overreactions to things NFL, the All Four Quarters Podcast

DRAFT PODCAST 2: MOCK DRAFT SPECIAL Our NFL draft coverage continues this week as we give our predictions of who will be picked by each team in the first round in our very scientific mock draft special. In a draft lacking the usual can't miss prospects and multiple teams holding multiple first round picks, it is likely to be a crazy first day of picks but we do our best to read the tea leaves and find the perfect fit with each team. We also create our consensus machine mock draft which combines our wisdom with the expert's predictions to give a (hopefully) superior prediction. So make sure you are up to date with all the latest news, views and overreactions to all things NFL Draft related with the All Four Quarters Podcast!

DRAFT PODCAST 1: PROSPECT PREVIEW Draft season is here and the All Four Quarters crew have been grinding tape and checking all the mock drafts in preparation. In this podcast (the first of two draft seasons podcasts, look out for our mock draft podcast next week), we give our breakdown of the best prospects at each position and give our in-depth views on the top talents in the 2022 draft such as Aidan Hutchinson, Ahmad "Sauce" Gardner and Kenny Pickett. We also look at all the news that has happened recently including the Derek Car and Denzel Ward extensions, the latest updates in the Washington Commanders and Brian Flores respective investigations and pay our respects after the tragic death of Dwayne Haskins. So make sure you are up to date with all the latest news, views and overreactions to all things NFL draft related with the All Four Quarters Podcast.

Free agency has brought a spate of signings and we're here to delve into what they mean for the teams, and who is left out there if your team are still in need. Can Matt Ryan be reborn in Indy? Will Tyreek Hill team up well with Tua? Can the Raiders compete in the AFC West with Adams? Will Fitz get over Wagner going to a divisional rival? So make sure you are up to date with the latest news, views and overreactions to things NFL with the All Four Quarters Podcast!

The offseason is well underway and things are heating up as free agency looms. In our free agency preview we breakdown which teams need what and the best available players at each position including Allen Robinson, JC Jackson and Terron Armstead. We also cover all the biggest transactions so far including the huge Broncos trade for Russell Wilson, the Seahawks cutting All-Pro linebacker Bobby Wagner and the ill-fated Washington trade for Wentz. We also analyse the other big news since the Super Bowl including the season long suspension for gambling for Calvin Ridley, former MIA HC Brian Flores landing spot and the end of the Covid-19 protocols. So 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!

Superbowl 56 is in the books and the Rams managed to overcome a strong challenge from the Bengals to take home the Lombardi trophy. We break down what happened in the game, where teams were right, and a lot of where they were wrong, and figure out the why behind the LA Rams Superbowl win.