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WEEK 2 REVIEW + WEEK 3 PREVIEW Week 2 in the books and the season is already looking like a good one. In the news this week we breakdown the latest injuries, a new Hard Knocks project and a new career path for Frank "The Inconvenient Truth" Gore. In our Week 2 review we focus in on a vital Baltimore win as Lamar overcomes some early wobbles to break his duck against the Chiefs, we see how Dallas ruined the Chargers SoFi homecoming party in an entertaining and error-prone contest, sympathize with Vikings fans over their latest field goal miss loss as a fun if inconsistent Cardinals team escapes with the win and marvel at another King Henry stomping helping the Titans overcome an early deficit to beat the Seahawks in overtime. In our week 3 preview we give our predictions for each contest and zero in on a huge AFC West battle as the Chargers try to beat the Chiefs in Arrowhead, a big AFC North tilt as the Bengals and Steelers look to get back on track after Week 2 losses and a potential NFC Championship pr

Week one is in the books and there were some surprise results! The Tennessee Titans wash out, Rodgers looks discount double checked-out, the Raiders overpower the Ravens and Pittsburgh overpower the Buffalo Bills. We look at all the news from around the league, review all the week 1 games and preview the week 2 matchups, which include Ravens v Chiefs, Dallas v Chargers and *uurgh* Giants at Washington on Thursday Night Football. All this and more in your one stop shop for news, views and overreactions to all things NFL, the All Four Quarters Podcast!

Football's back baby and we couldn't be more excited for another season of NFL action. In our podcast's season opener we dig into the latest news, give our premature predictions for the season and preview Week 1. In the news, we cover a Covid-19 slip up by new Jags Head Coach Urban Meyer and analyze all of the biggest trades, extensions and injuries made during the preseason. In our Premature Congratulations segment we give our predictions on who will win the individual player awards, who will be the biggest dumpster fires this year and who will take home the Lombardi in February. In our week 1 preview we breakdown every game and focus in on an exciting season opener, as the returning Bucs start their championship defense against the high variance Cowboys, the Chiefs look to get over their Super Bowl loss by repeating their AFC Championship win over the highly fancied Browns and we look at a big Sunday Night Football game as the Rams showoff their new QB Matt Stafford while Bears fans eagerly watch if Dal

Last but not least, its our NFC West preview for the upcoming season. A tough division with a lot of contenders, who will rise to the top in this one? Will the Seahawks let Russ cook, or will changes at OC and questions on the line mean they can only fly so high? Jimmy G is the starter for the 49ers, but for how long? Trey Lance looked exciting in his first preseason game, but will the loss of Saleh hurt their defence this year? The Cardinals have a lot of talent, but Kliff Kingsbury’s offence has left something to be desired. Can a veteran heavy defence and an explosive, but inconsistent, offence with Kyler under centre get it done? The Rams had a problem at QB and brought in Matt Stafford, they’ve invested in the offensive line and although they’ve lost their lead back, many expect this offence to be terrifying. Can Stat Padford finally get to the promised land or is McVay’s offence past its best before date? All this and more in your one stop shop for news, views and overreactions to all things NFL, the A

This week we're taking a whistle-stop tour through the NFC South and seeing what teams have a chance of taking the title this upcoming season. The Buccaneers are running it back, returning all their starters from last year. You can never count out Tom Brady at any age, but in the NFL is the exact same team a year later a fine vintage, or just going out of date quickly? The Falcons have lost Julio, but added Kyle Pitts. Can they finally get past their 28-3 mental block and become contenders again, or are they destined for a full rebuild after a disappointing campaign this year? The Panthers have Christian McCaffery back, but will him and the addition of Sam Darnold be enough to push Matt Rhule's vision into the playoffs? Drew Brees is gone, so what will the Saints look like this year? Michael Thomas is out for the first few months and there's uncertainty at the quarterback position, but how much do you believe in Sean Payton to build a winning team with players like Alvin Kamara? All this and more in your one

Our offseason previews continue with the NFC North. We wonder what Matt Nagy will need to do to save his job in Chicago and if his rookie quarterback, Justin Fields, could be his saving throw, we analyse what might be possible in Detroit this season as they conduct a full rebuild in the post-Patricia and post-Stafford era, we give our breakdown of how we think the Aaron Rodgers saga will go down and if Green Bay can survive without him and we evaluate if the Vikings have made enough changes to get over their playoff woes. So make sure you get all the latest news, views and overreactions to all things NFL with the All Four Quarters Podcast!

NFC EAST PREVIEW We continue our offseason divisional previews with the broadcaster's choice: The NFC EAST. We wonder if Dak coming back from injury can single handedly save the Cowboys or will they need new defensive coordinator Dan Quinn to provide him some help, we question if the Eagles are ready to face the future as Jalen Hurts is thrust into the QB spotlight under a new head coach living in Doug Pederson's shadow, we predict if Danny Dimes can make the leap as the Giants go all in on their young quarterback by surrounding him with a bevy of new weapons and speculate wildly about whether Fitzmagic can take a talented Washington roster to the playoffs (or even further) or will a talented defense be dragged down by inept offense once again. So make sure you get all your news, views and overreactions to all things NFL with the All Four Quarters Podcast!

This week we take a look at the AFC West, one of the hottest divisions in football, and work out through all the ins and outs of the offseason who will come out on top. The Denver Broncos have an exceptionally talented roster, but will weakness at the Quarterback position mean they can only go so far? Justin Herbert was a breakout star for the LA Chargers last year, but can you trust the Chargers to put it all together given their track record of implosion? The Kansas City Chiefs are the early favourite for the division, but given their loss to the Buccaneers in last years Superbowl, have they done enough to protect Mahomes and get back to the big game? The Raiders, are also a team? As the Gruden experiment rolls on, we wonder what the vision for the team is and if the talent they have is enough to mount a title attack. All this and more on your one stop shop for news, views and over-reactions to all things NFL, The All Four Quarters Podcast!

This week we look at the AFC South, a division with a lot of change happening in it right now. The Titans have ruled the roost the last few years, but are they only a Derrick Henry injury away from collapse? The Texans are a hot mess, but can First year Head Coach Culley manage them through it> (Spoilers, its a hard no!). The Jags have the top QB prospect, a new college head coach with a winning record, but also have a legacy of underperfirming to overcome. Finally, the Colts, will they catch lightning in a bottle with the Carson Wentz trade or are they destined to be an also ran? All this and more on your one stop shop for all things NFL, the All Four Quarters Podcast!

AFC NORTH PREVIEW The NFL offseason continues and this week we continue our division by division previews by looking at the AFC North. In our AFC North preview we ask if Zac Taylor can finally create a coherent Bengals team in Year 3, optimism abounds as we wonder if a retooled defense and Baker making a Josh Allen type developmental step could take the Browns to the next level, the Ravens and Lamar get a close examination as we put their Super Bowl aspirations under the microscope and Big Ben gets a big dose of skepticism as we wonder how far Mike Tomlin can carry a thin Steelers roster. June is nearly up so make sure to fill these longest days of the year with a bit of AFC North All Four Quarters action.

Mandatory minicamps have finished up which means the NFL has started its summer holidays. But for us that means it's time for our annual division by division previews where we breakdown the major ins and outs for each team and diagnose and project how each team will fare in the upcoming season. First up, the AFC East. Before that we give a quick roundup of the news over the last month and give our views on the big Julio trade to the Titans, the ongoing NFL vs NFLPA fight over the contentious cut of Ju'Wuan James by the Broncos and celebrate the career of the GOAT kicker Adam Vinatieri after his official retirement. Back in our AFC EAST preview we ask if the Josh Allen and the Bills can find the next step to take out the Chiefs atop the AFC, if Dolphins Head Coach Brian Flores aggressive moves can set the stage for Tua time in Miami, explore the expectations for a new head coach and rookie quarterback pairing in salvaging a Adam Gase ravaged Jets roster and wonder if the Pats are back baby with a shiny new r

The draft is Thursday night so here in part 2 of our preview is our Mock Draft. What are your team's needs and who will you draft? What QB will the 49ers pick at 3? Who will trade up to grab their superstar of the future? Can we accurately predict more than 4 or 5 picks? All this and more from your one stop shop for news, views and over-reactions to all things NFL, this is All Four Quarters!

The draft is nearly here and we're getting you ready for your team's next superstar. This week we will be looking at all the top prospects position by position, what teams have needs there and where we think you might find good fits. Which WR could push you over the edge? What CB prospect can become a lockdown corner? Will Mac Jones be the pick to the 49ers at 3? Will the raiders overdraft another defensive player in the first round? All this and more from your one stop shop for news, views and over-reactions to all things NFL, this is All Four Quarters!

Free agency saw a flurry of moves with Tampa Bay bringing back, well, everyone from their Superbowl winning side. The Chiefs picked up some O-line help, and the Patriots appeared to pick up everyone else that was available! We look at the moves that were made and who strengthened their rosters going into the 2021 season. We also look at what players are left out there if your team needs some help at WR, QB, Long snapper or anywhere else. We flag some team needs going into the draft and also discuss all the news from around the league. All this and more from your one stop shop for news, views and over-reactions to all things NFL, this is All Four Quarters!

Super Bowl LV is a distant memory but the NFL never sleeps. With Covid-19 lowering the cap, we should have a very active free agency period in store. To get your ready, we give a position by position breakdown of who is available and which teams might make sense for some of the biggest free agent names like Aaron Jones, Kenny Golloday, Trent Williams and Shaq Griffen. But before that we also look at the big NFL happenings since the Super Bowl. We breakdown the big moves including the Colts trading for Wentz, the newly freed JJ Watt going to Arizona and some major offensive line cuts by the Chiefs. So make sure you are ready with our free agency primer and continue to get all the news, views and overreactions to all things NFL you expect from the All Four Quarters Podcast!

The Super Bowl is over and Tompa Bay and their fearsome defense reign supreme after battering the Chiefs in a one-sided affair. We break down how Todd Bowles' defense stymied a Mahomes struggling with personal and offensive line injuries, analyze how Touchdown Tom's offensive efficiency slowly suffocated a chippy KC defense, prognosticate about what the future of these teams may look like going forward and even give an in-depth review of The Weeknd's halftime show (spoilers: not great). The 2020 season is officially over and what a strange one it was but for a brief bit we move on to other things before the offseason action begins and we will be back with the news, views and overreactions to all things NFL you expect from the All Four Quarters Podcast. Until then stay safe and congrats to the Bucs.

Superbowl Sunday is here and we break down all the matchups that will decide who lifts the Lombardi. Patrick Mahomes looks to make it two in a row for the Kansas City Chiefs, but on the other side is the legend Tom Brady, looking to secure his 7th win in the big game. How will KC's linebackers deal with Gronk? Can Tampa Bay's defensive backfield contain Tyreek Hill? Will Frank Clark continue his impressive playoff form by sacking Brady? Can a KC line missing both starting tackles stop Tampa's pass rush? We also take listener questions and go through all the news from around the league this week. All this and more from your one stop shop for news, views and over-reactions to all things NFL, this is All Four Quarters!

Championship Weekend is in the books and we now know our Super Bowl LV contenders: the Chiefs and the Bucs. We breakdown how Tampa Bay used aggressive play calling on both sides of the ball to take down a Green Bay team found lacking in decision making and testicular fortitude at key points in a tight NFC title game. We also marvel at the magic of Mahomes and company as the Chiefs offense eviscerated a solid Bills defense while Spag's KC defense had Josh Allen confused and scrambling in a game that Kansas City dominated after a couple of early mistakes. Elsewhere, we breakdown the latest moves in the coaching carousel as the Eagles find the man they hope can revive Carson Wentz's career and a number of other front office and coordinator moves as teams bring their tickets together. We also look at a big offseason QB target as Matt Stafford agrees to leave the Lions, a few big retirements including that of one Philip Rivers, a few injuries that may affect the Super Bowl and a new home for the tettering career

Divisional Round Review and Championship Preview Our final four are decided. The Kansas City Chiefs take on the Buffalo Bills for the AFC title, while the Tom Brady lead Tampa Bay Packers take on Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers for the NFC Title. We Look at the divisional round matchups and what they can tell us about these teams, then we dive in depth into the matchups and players that will define the outcomes of the years AFC and NFC champions. Can the Chiefs win without Patrick Mahomes? Will Josh Allen assert himself as king of the AFC hill? Can Brady get more win over father time? Will Aaron Rodgers continue his MVP form and get a spot in his second Superbowl? All this and the normal news, views and overreactions to all things NFL. This is the All Four Quarters Podcast!

WILDCARD REVIEW + DIVISIONAL PREVIEW Super Wildcard weekend is in the books and the two #1 seeds now re-enter the arena to setup a tasty Divisional round slate. But while eight teams focus on the playoffs, many other teams are looking to their future including team moves like the shock firing of Eagles Head Coach Doug Pederson, the controversial hiring of Nick Caserio as GM in Houston over the head of star QB DeShaun Watson and couple of coordinator changes in Miami and Dallas. We also look at the playoff relevant injuries, a unique between playoff team signing and Belichick turning down the Presidential Medal of Freedom. In our Wildcard review we breakdown how Josh Allen's magic was enough to overcome a clock chewing but inefficient Colts team, a grim defensive beatdown as the Rams grind out the Seahawks, a mostly comfortable win for the imperious Brady and his Bucs against Washington, the Ravens exorcising some playoff demons with a comeback win over the Titans, a predictable win for the solid Saints over