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Episode DescriptionIn this episode of Go for 2, we dive deep into the results of the 2026 NFL Draft to identify the true winners of the weekend. We analyze the strategy behind the picks, focusing on roster replenishment, developmental upside, and immediate impact starters.What we cover:#5 - Indianapolis Colts: Chris Ballard does it again. Despite no first-round pick, the Colts stole CJ Allen at 53 and found "absurd value" throughout Day 3. #4 - Carolina Panthers: Trench warfare. We look at how Monroe Freeling and Lee Hunter immediately turn the Panthers' biggest weaknesses into strengths.#3 - Minnesota Vikings: A heavy focus on the defense. Brian Flores gets a new high-ceiling toy in Caleb Banks and a potential gem in Jakobe Thomas.#2 - Kansas City Chiefs: Turning a thin roster into a deep one. We break down the trade that sent Trent McDuffie to the Rams and how KC turned that capital into nine total picks, including Peter Woods and Mansoor Delane.#1 - Cleveland Browns: The gold standard of 2026. How Andrew Berry overhauled the offense in two picks with Spencer Fano and KC Concepcion, plus the Day 2 'steal' of Denzel Boston.

The 2026 NFL Draft is in the books, and while there were some home runs, a few teams left me scratching my head. In this episode of Go for 2, I'm breaking down my bottom five picks from Round 1 (plus a notable Honorable Mention). We're looking at value, scheme fit, and who these teams passed on to reach for their guys. It's not about disliking the players—it's about the process. From the Texans' aggressive trade-up to a polarizing QB choice in LA, let's dive into the picks that didn't quite add up.

The first round is in the books, and it's time to separate the reaches from the absolute home runs. In this episode, we are breaking down my Top 5 Picks of the First Round (plus a critical honorable mention) to determine which front offices put on a drafting clinic.We aren't just looking at draft position. To find the true winners of Day 1, we are measuring every pick against five strict value metrics:Pure Value & Steals: Did a top-tier talent slide right into their lap?Draft Aggression: Did they have to give up capital to move up and get their guy?Scheme & Roster Fit: How smoothly does their tape translate to their new coordinator's system?Need Fulfillment: Did the pick directly solve the roster's biggest structural weakness?The Ceiling: What is the absolute highest developmental peak for this player?From franchise-altering safety play in the Big Easy and Big Apple to dominant trenches in the AFC, we rank the best of the best.

The dust has settled on the 2026 NFL Draft, and while every team claims they got better, the tape and the board value tell a completely different story. In this episode of Go for 2, we are breaking down the five least favorite draft classes of the weekend.We dive deep into why the Jacksonville Jaguars' massive first-round gamble could backfire, how the Chicago Bears completely ignored premium trench positions, and why the Raiders, 49ers, and Rams fell victim to panicked board management and massive reaches. We evaluate the ignored positions of need, identify the players destined to be buried on the depth chart, and point out the one "best pick" that might save these classes from total disaster.Don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave a 5-star review!

Join us as we break down the most critical selections of the night picks 29 through 32. We analyze the strategy behind the teams that finished on top, grading the picks from the Chiefs, Jets, Titans, and Seahawks. Did they secure the missing piece for a title run, or did they reach for potential? Get the deep dive on the prospects closing out the first round.

Welcome to Go for 2, the podcast where we move past the hype of the top-ten selections to analyze the crucial final stretch of the first round. In this episode, we take a focused look at picks 25–28 of the 2026 NFL Draft.Join me as I break down the selections of the Chicago Bears (25), Houston Texans (26), Miami Dolphins (27), and New England Patriots (28). We'll examine the logic behind these specific picks, the immediate impact these players—Dillon Thieneman, Keylan Rutledge, Chris Johnson, and Caleb Lomu could have on their respective rosters, and whether these teams made the right moves to bolster their championship hopes.

Every draft has a "sweet spot" where championships are built. Join us as we break down the players, the strategy, and the reactions to picks 17 through 20 of the NFL Draft. We go beyond the headlines to analyze the fits, the reaches, and the potential stars coming off the board in the middle of the first round.

Every draft is won or lost in the margins. Join us as we break down the critical picks 21 through 24. We dive deep into the board, analyzing team strategy, player fit, and why these selections could define the future of these franchises. Whether it's a steal, a reach, or a head-scratcher, we provide the expert breakdown you need to understand the late-round landscape.

Join us as we break down the critical action from the 2026 NFL Draft, specifically looking at picks 13 through 16. We analyze the Los Angeles Rams' selection of QB Ty Simpson, the Baltimore Ravens' move for OG Vega Ioane, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' pick of edge rusher Rueben Bain Jr., and the New York Jets' addition of TE Kenyon Sadiq. Were these the right moves for these franchises, or were there better options on the board? Tune in for our full reactions and draft-day analysis.

The first round of the 2026 NFL Draft is always a rollercoaster, but the real story often starts when the dust settles on the Top 10. In this episode of Go for 2, we are breaking down the critical selections from picks 9 through 12.We're diving deep into:The Strategy: Were these picks based on team needs, best player available, or aggressive trades?The Prospect Profiles: A closer look at the film, the potential, and the immediate impact these rookies will have on their new squads.The Draft Grades: Do these picks deserve an A for efficiency, or did these front offices reach for a solution?Whether your team stayed put or moved up the board, we're unpacking the decisions that will define the next chapter for these franchises.

Welcome to the Go for 2 podcast, the podcast that zooms in on the most pivotal segment of the draft. While everyone is focused on the first overall pick, the real foundation of a winning team is often built in the 5–8 range. Join me as I break down the selections, analyze the team needs, and offer my unfiltered reactions to the prospects who landed in these high-stakes spots. We're diving deep into the strategy behind the picks that define the future.

The 2026 NFL Draft kicked off with massive moves at the top. Join me as I break down the selections of Fernando Mendoza (Raiders), David Bailey (Jets), Jeremiyah Love (Cardinals), and Carnell Tate (Titans). I'll be evaluating team needs, fit, and whether these franchises made the right calls or reached for the future.Why did 3 of these teams pass up on Arvell Reese?

The board is broken, the GMs are restless, and the phone lines are lighting up. In this edition of our 2026 Mock Draft, we aren't just predicting picks—we're projecting the aggressive moves, draft-day swaps, and desperate maneuvers that will reshape the league. From top-five trade-ups to late-round salary dumps, see how these hypothetical deals completely shift the landscape for every team involved.

Season 7 continues with our definitive 2026 NFL Mock Draft. In this mock draft, we go pick by pick and analyze the many different options each team could take. I give insight on who I think each team will take along with some ideas on what I would do. We also breakdown the different trade down and trade up scenarios that could happen. This could be the most unpredictable draft yet.

The 2026 NFL Draft landscape has shifted. In a surprise move, the Cincinnati Bengals traded their 10th overall pick to the New York Giants in exchange for All-Pro defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence.In this episode, we unpack everything you need to know about this trade:The Bengals' Urgency: Why Cincinnati abandoned their cautious draft philosophy to secure a defensive anchor for Joe Burrow's prime.The Giants' Reset: How New York is leveraging this deal to hold two top-10 picks and reshape their future under the John Harbaugh era.Draft Ripple Effects: How this trade changes the board for the teams picking in the top 10, and who the Giants might target with picks No. 5 and No. 10.The Grade: Who truly won this trade? We break down the long-term impact on both franchises and what this means for their 2026 title aspirations.Whether you're a Bengals fan celebrating a new defensive star or a Giants fan curious about the team's new direction, we've got your draft-eve analysis covered.

In this episode of Go for 2, we're rounding the corner of the 2026 NFL Draft. We are breaking down the final four picks of the first round—Kansas City, Miami, New England, and Seattle—with a strict "No Trades" policy.We aren't just looking at names; we're dissecting the "why" behind every selection. We dive into:Team Needs & Roster Construction: Which holes are too big to ignore after the first wave of free agency?The Big Board: Navigating the "Best Player Available" (BPA) vs. reach scenarios as the talent pool thins out.Scheme & Culture Fit: Which prospects actually mesh with the new coaching staffs and locker room identities?Financial Impact: How pending free agents and salary cap health are dictating these late-round investments.New Leadership: How fresh coaching perspectives in the building are shifting draft-day priorities.

We are moving into the deep end of the first round. In this episode of Go for 2, we are breaking down a no-trade mock draft for picks 25 through 28. These are the teams that fell just short in the Divisional Round—the Chicago Bears, Buffalo Bills, San Francisco 49ers, and Houston Texans—and are now looking for that one "missing piece" to get them over the hump.We go beyond just the names on the card. This is a deep dive into the "why" behind the pick, focusing on:Roster Construction & Team Needs: Which holes are the most glaring after the first waves of free agency?Scheme & Culture Fit: Identifying the prospects who actually fit the identity of these specific coaching staffs.Best Player Available (BPA) vs. Value: Who is sliding, and when does the value on the board become too good for these contenders to pass up?Pending Free Agents: How looming 2027 departures are dictating the 2026 draft strategy.Coaching Impact: How new staff additions are shifting the philosophical approach to these rosters.

We're diving deep into the "Contender's Corridor." In this episode, I break down picks 21 through 24 with a strict "No Trades" policy. We analyze how the Steelers, Chargers, Eagles, and Browns are approaching the first round.What's inside:Team Needs & Roster Construction: Which holes are desperate, and which are smoke screens?Scheme vs. Culture: Finding the players that fit the new coaching staffs and the "DNA" of these franchises.Value on the Board: Who is the "Best Player Available" when these four hit the clock?Pending Free Agency Factor: How upcoming contract situations are dictating tonight's picks.The Big Board: Updated rankings and where the value sits in the late 20s.

In this episode of Go for 2, we are moving past the top 15 and diving into the high-leverage "Sweet Spot" of the 2026 NFL Draft. We're breaking down Picks 17 through 20 with a strict No-Trade policy.#17: Detroit Lions (Needs: OL, EDGE, LB)#18: Minnesota Vikings (Needs: DL, OL, S)#19: Carolina Panthers (Needs: OL, S, WR)#20: Dallas Cowboys (via Green Bay) (Needs: EDGE, LB, CB)

In this episode of Go for 2, we are moving into the heart of the first round. We're breaking down a "no trades" mock for picks 13 through 16, featuring the Los Angeles Rams, Baltimore Ravens, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and the New York Jets.This isn't just about picking names off a big board; we're performing a full forensic audit on each organization to find the perfect match. Here's what we're diving into for each selection:Roster Construction & Pending Free Agents: Who is walking out the door, and how do these teams fill those voids without breaking the bank?Scheme & Culture Fit: It's not just about talent—we look at which prospects align with the specific philosophies of the new coaching staffs and established veteran locker rooms.Value vs. Need: We weigh the "Best Player Available" against glaring team needs at WR, OL, and Edge to see where the board provides the most leverage.The Rankings: Where my personal 2026 prospect rankings differ from the consensus and why these four picks could define the middle of the first round.

In this episode, we're diving deep into the "Sweet Spot" of the 2026 NFL Draft. I'm breaking down Picks 9 through 12 with a clinical lens—no hypothetical trades, just pure value and roster strategy for the Kansas City Chiefs, Cincinnati Bengals, Miami Dolphins, and Dallas Cowboys. All teams looking for help on defense.What's Inside:The Scheme Fit: How the Dolphins' defense changes under Jeff Hafley and what that means for Pick 11.Culture & Coaching: Eric Bieniemy is back in KC—does the offensive philosophy shift at Pick 9?The Roster Puzzle: We look at pending free agents and salary cap casualties to identify the "must-have" positions for the Bengals and Cowboys.Value vs. Need: Is the "Best Player Available" actually a fit? I rank the top prospects on the board and match them to these four specific locker rooms.Draft Philosophy: Why roster construction at Pick 12 for Dallas looks vastly different than Pick 10 for Cincinnati.

We are officially on the clock for picks 5 through 8 in the 2026 NFL Draft. In this episode, I'm breaking down the "No Trade" reality for the Giants, Browns, Commanders, and Saints. We move beyond the highlights to look at how the best available talent fits specific coaching schemes and culture. Because of the needs of the top 4 teams where will be find some of the top Ohio State Prospects?

We are officially on the clock. In this episode, we break down the critical first four picks of the 2026 NFL Draft with a "No Trades" constraint to see how the board truly falls.From the Raiders at No. 1 searching for a franchise cornerstone under Klint Kubiak to the Titans' identity shift with Brian Daboll, we look at:Scheme & Culture Fit: Which prospects actually fit the new coaching philosophies?Best Available vs. Team Need: Does Las Vegas reach for a QB or take the blue-chip value?Roster Construction: How pending free agents and salary cap holes are dictating these four picks.The "Value" Board: Why the gap between Pick 1 and Pick 4 might be smaller than you think.

The dust has finally settled on the first waves of NFL Free Agency. From the Saints' massive splash for David Edwards and Travis Etienne to the Panthers' defensive overhaul with Jaelan Phillips and Devin Lloyd, we're ranking all four NFC South teams. Can the Falcons move forward with new Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa? Are The Bucs regressing? A new age in the NFC South.

The landscape of the AFC North just shifted. From the Baltimore Ravens snagging Trey Hendrickson away from the Bengals to the Steelers trading for Michael Pittman Jr., the "Black and Blue" division is loading up for 2026. We rank every team's free agency haul, discuss why Cincinnati is betting big on Jonathan Allen and Boye Mafe to fix their defense, and look at the quiet veteran depth building in Cleveland. Who came out on top, and who left the door open for a basement finish?

The Seattle Seahawks are officially world champions, but the rest of the NFC West isn't rolling over. In this episode, we rank every team's free agency performance as they scramble to close the gap. We discuss:San Francisco's Big Splash: Is Mike Evans the missing piece for Brock Purdy?The Rams' Secondary Overhaul: How the Trent McDuffie trade changes the outlook in LA.Seattle's Retainment Strategy: Keeping the Super Bowl core together with Rashid Shaheed and Josh Jobe?Arizona's Identity Crisis: Life after Kyler Murray and why Gardner Minshew is the current bridge to the future.

After a chaotic 24 hours that saw Tyler Linderbaum reset the market for centers and Kenneth Walker III join the Chiefs' dynasty, the NFL landscape has been completely re-mapped. But some of the biggest names in football are still sitting in the waiting room.In today's episode, we are diving deep into the Day 2 Strategy. We're breaking down the top remaining free agents and predicting their landing spots, including:The Kyler Murray Sweepstakes: Now that he's officially hit the market, will the Minnesota Vikings pull the trigger on a new era, or will a dark horse like the Jets or Steelers steal him away?The Tyreek Hill 'Fire Sale': Following his shock release from Miami, we look what could be the perfect home for the league's fastest man.The Pass-Rush Panic: With Jaelan Phillips and Kwity Paye off the board, who wins the bidding war for Trey Hendrickson?Breece Hall's Stand-Off: We analyze the escalating drama in New York and which team might be bold enough to offer the Jets the 'Two First-Rounders' required to steal their star back.We're separating the facts from the rumors and giving you our 'Lock of the Day' for the next big signing. Grab your cap-space calculators—it's time to predict the Day 2 fallout."

From the Raiders resetting the center market with a historic $81 million check to the Chiefs securing a Super Bowl MVP in Kenneth Walker III, the opening 24 hours of the legal tampering period were nothing short of legendary. But while some teams were playing chess, others seemed to be playing a completely different game.In today's episode, we're recapping the biggest shockwaves from Day 1 and diving deep into the teams that I think should have taken a different path:Some teams had a chance to completely reshape their roster and decided not too. Some teams might have overpaid for potential.Some potential red flagsStill a lot of time for some of these teams to turn it around.

Anyone can write a check, but not everyone can build a roster.Day 1 of the 2026 NFL Free Agency period was a whirlwind of record-breaking contracts and blockbuster trades. But if you look past the massive numbers, the real winners weren't necessarily the teams that spent the most—they were the teams that filled their biggest holes with the right talent at the right value.In today's episode, we're ignoring the 'splash' for a second and looking at the Top 5 Winners after Day 1 of Free Agency. What teams that addressed needs and found value. Could their be a team that revamps their roster to make a playoff push?These's are the teams that I thought were playing chess, while others were playing checkers. We're moving past the headlines to look at the scheme fits, the cap management, and the trades that actually made sense. If you want to know which teams actually got better today, this is the episode for you."

With the Raiders sitting on a league-leading $120M in cap space and Robert Saleh looking to rebuild the Titans' defense from the ground up, the cornerback market is about to explode. On today's episode, we're doing a deep dive into the CB free agent class. Today, we're ranking the top available corners from Jaylen Watson to the high-upside Tariq Woolen and predicting the handshake deals that will define the AFC in 2026. Who gets the bag, and who's the biggest bargain on the board?

In this episode of Go for 2, we're diving deep into a loaded safety class. I'm breaking down the top safeties on the board. Which teams are ready to overpay for a center fielder, and who is landing a bargain? Plus, my official "Lock" predictions for where the biggest stars in the secondary will call home in 2026. Can the Jets, Commanders, Raiders, and Titans find some help?

The 2026 NFL Free Agency period is nearly here, and the linebacker market is set to be one of the most volatile position groups in the league. In this episode of Go for 2, we're breaking down the "Big Three" veterans—Bobby Wagner, Lavonte David, and Demario Davis—and whether they have one more run left in them. We also dive into the high-upside youngsters like Devin Lloyd and Quay Walker, who are coming off massive contract years.

With Maxx Crosby and Khalil Mack officially-unofficially off the market. The defensive line market is about to explode. From Trey Hendrickson's likely destination to Odafe Oweh's massive price tag, we're breaking down the top pass rushers and interior monsters looking for a new home. In this episode of Go for 2, we analyze the scheme fits for Kwity Paye, the "Super Bowl bump" for Boye Mafe. Plus, we look at the bargain-bin stars who could be the "missing piece" for a championship run.

The 2026 NFL offseason is officially the "Year of the Protector." With high-profile departures in Detroit, a total rebuild in Cleveland, and a record-breaking $100M+ cap space in Tennessee, the market for offensive tackles and guards has never been more volatile.In this episode, we break down:The Big Prizes: Why Rasheed Walker and Alijah Vera-Tucker are about to reset the market.The Scheme Fits: How Todd Monken's new-look BrownsThe Linderbaum Sweepstakes: Where the league's top center lands if Baltimore can't close the deal.Whether your team is looking for a blindside anchor or an interior mauler, we map out the most likely landing spots and the massive contracts waiting to be signed.

"The 2026 NFL offseason hasn't even officially started, but the league is already unrecognizable. Today, we break down the three blockbuster trades that just sent shockwaves from Kansas City to Buffalo. We dive into the Rams' aggressive move for All-Pro CB Trent McDuffie, the Bills finally landing a WR1 in D.J. Moore. Plus, we react to the bombshell news of Maxx Crosby joining the Baltimore Ravens? Who won the week, and who is winning the compensatory pick game?"

The 2026 NFL legal tampering period is nearly here, and the market for pass-catchers is absolutely electric. In this episode, we're breaking down the "Frenzy" before it begins. We dive into the top-tier talent like George Pickens and Alec Pierce, while discussing the future of veteran legends like Mike Evans and Travis Kelce. How much money will the Titans and Raiders spend this offseason? Does Dallas let Pickens walk? I'm laying out my top landing spot predictions for every major WR and TE and identifying which teams have the cap space to reset the market.

The $300M salary cap era is here, and the running back market is officially exploding. In this episode, we break down the most loaded RB free agent class in years. From Breece Hall's massive payday to Kenneth Walker III's post-Super Bowl value, we're looking at the top 10 backs hitting the market. I'm giving you my locks for landing spots, including which powerhouse team steals Travis Etienne. Who could be the next Javonte Williams or Saquon Barkley? If you want to know who's getting the bag and who's getting left behind, this is the episode for you.

Offense sells tickets, but defense wins championships. This your go-to podcast for NFL Combine coverage focusing strictly on the defenders. We turn raw numbers into NFL reality. Join us as we dissect official heights, weights, and drill times to provide updated round projections. We highlight the Risers and Fallers of the week and wrap every profile with an NFL Comparison to help you visualize the next great playmaker on your team's roster. Some of the most incredible athletes ever.

Welcome to the ultimate deep dive into the NFL Combine's offensive powerhouse. While the rest of the world is watching the highlights, we're grinding the tape and the spreadsheets to show you who is actually winning in Indianapolis.Every episode, we break down the quarterbacks, wideouts, RBs, and linemen through the lens that matters: the numbers. We analyze the height, weight, and measurables that define an NFL frame, and track every 40-yard dash, vertical, and shuttle to see whose athleticism translates to Sunday.From the "freaks" who are stock risers to the projected stars becoming draft fallers, we provide a clear picture of their projected draft round. To top it off, we give every prospect a "pro-tinted" lens with an NFL Comparison—helping you see exactly which current superstar your team might be drafting.If you want to know who's moving the chains and climbing the boards before the commissioner even steps to the podium, you're in the right place.

No fluff, just the facts and the fallout. The Tag & Trade is a high-speed deep dive into the NFL's transaction wire. We cover the massive 2026 tags (like Breece Hall and George Pickens), the shock releases (Kyler Murray), and every trade that shakes up the league. Subscribe for instant reactions to the moves that define the NFL landscape.

In the NFL, you're either looking for a franchise quarterback or trying to keep one. The Franchise Pivot is your definitive guide to the league's annual game of musical chairs. From the NFL Combine in Indy to the draft-day trades that reshape franchises, we break down the film, the finances, and the fit. Whether it's the Raiders hunting for the next Fernando Mendoza or the Steelers debating the "Rodgers Era" extension, we provide deep-dive scouting and salary cap analysis to show you where the league's most important stars will land next.

The 2025 season proved that the NFC South is anyone's for the taking, but the 2026 offseason will be won in the trenches and the draft rooms. In this episode, we perform a "positional autopsy" on all four teams. Can Carolina upgrade the trenches on both sides of the ball? What will the Saints do this offseason with some big time veteran on the roster? What will the Bucs do at the pass rush position? What could happen with Lavonte David and Mike Evans? What will the Falcons quarterback room like after this offseason?

Seattle is celebrating a Lombardi, but the "champagne problems" are real. Can they retain the Superbowl MVP in Kenneth Walker? They also have a lot of big decisions to be made in the secondary. The Rams came up short this past season and with almost 60 Million dollars in cap space and (2) first round picks. What will General Manager Les Snead cook up this offseason? 49ers have to figure out what to do with Brandon Aiyuk and Jauan Jennings. What will the Cardinals do at quarterback with Kyler Murray?

In one of the toughest divisions in the NFL. The Bears reigning supreme in the North. Could they make take the big swing at the pass rush position. With the Packers getting back a healthy Micah Parsons, is this enough to get back on top. For the Lions, a very disappointing 9-8 season. Can they find some answers on defense? After missing out on Daniel Jones and Sam Darnold the Vikings have a really good defense can they fix the quarterback issue?

The 2026 offseason is officially underway, and the NFC East is at a crossroads. From the Cowboys' defensive identity crisis following the Micah Parsons trade. What will the new era in New York look like under John? With a top 5 pick at his disposal could they take a WR to pair with Malik Nabers, more help at the offensive line, or even a generational talent in Caleb Downs? What will happen with AJ Brown and the Eagles? What will Washington do? Invest more assets into Jayden Daniels or will they look to the EDGE position. We map out the draft and free-agency moves that will define the East.

In this episode, we take a deep dive into the most unpredictable division in football. After a 2025 season that saw a massive turnaround in Jacksonville, another playoff run for C.J. Stroud, The Colts rise and fall, and coaching changes in Tennessee, the AFC South is at a crossroads. We break down each team and identify the one position they must address this offseason to win the division in 2026.

The West is wide open for the first time in a decade. With Patrick Mahomes recovering from a torn ACL and the Raiders on the clock with the #1 overall pick, the power balance is shifting. We're breaking down the one "must-fix" position for every team in the division. Can the Chargers finally fix the interior O-line for Herbert? Could the Broncos make the big move to return to the playoffs? Tune in for our 2026 AFC West Offseason Preview.

With three new head coaches in the AFC North, who will make the big move to gain ground on the rest of the division? Could Jesse Minter be the move to get the Ravens defense back to form? Is Mike McCarthy and Aaron Rodgers going to be able to turn back the hands of time? How hot is the seat for Zac Taylor? What will the Browns look like under Todd Monken?

From the "Tua-less" rebuild in Miami to the quarterback carousel in New York, the AFC East is officially a mess. Today, we play General Manager and fix the biggest glaring holes on every roster. We discuss some potential big moves for the Patriots to return to the Superbowl with a possible reunion? Why Buffalo's "committee" approach at receiver has hit its ceiling. One position, one solution, four teams.

Is Mike LaFleur the next great offensive minded head coach to come from the Sean McVay coaching tree. Is he ready for the "Big Chair"? We break down LaFleur's rocky history with the Jets, his role with the Rams, and why Cardinals fans are rightfully nervous about a head coach with zero experience at the helm. Is this a vision for the future, or are we watching history repeat itself in the desert?Not to mention, the Kyler Murray situation. We exercise some different scenarios and possible landing spots.

The Cleveland Browns have their man. Todd Monken returns to Browns, but this time, he's the one calling all the shots. We question why Todd Monken over Jim Schwartz and the fall out with the defensive coordinator. Todd Monken is "jacked" to be back in Cleveland, but his first task is a logistical nightmare: the quarterback position. With Deshaun Watson entering the final year of his deal and young arms like Shedeur Sanders and Dillon Gabriel waiting in the wings, who actually gives the Browns the best chance to win in 2026? We discuss Monken's history with elite signal-callers, his recent comments on Watson's potential "comeback," and why he might use the No. 6 overall pick to look for a fourth option. It's a high-stakes game of musical chairs in the Dawg Pound.