In Much Less Detail: The Podcast

The official euthanasia date for Blog Talk Radio is Jan. 31, so this should be the last episode of IMLD on this platform. Jay and Dre have a full football party as they walk into the darkness, giving their best and worst of the Divisional Round before picking the Conf. Finals featuring old friends making acquaintances once again. In the NFC, East rivals Washington and Philadelphia meet for the third time this season in the rubber match. In the AFC, Buffalo and Kansas City meet for the fourth time in the last five playoffs, and it's a rematch from a Bills win in the regular season.   Music: "Power Shot" by Eugenemeyers

Jay and Dre preview the Divisional Round in the NFL. On Saturday, the top seeds emerge from hibernation as the Chiefs host the emerging Texans and the Lions host the upstart Commanders. On Sunday, the Rams hit snowy Philly to take on the Eagles, then the best game this whole entire playoffs pops off in Orchard Park as Dr. Lamar and the Ravens visit Project Josh Allen and the Bills.   Music: "Power Shot" by Eugenemeyers

It's a rare day where the hellsite is working, so Jay and Dre try to sneak in a show before the final collapse. They release the long-awaited best and worst awards for Week 18 in the NFL, then give out the hardware for Wild Fire Weekend.   Music: "Power Shot" by Eugenemeyers

Jay and Dre give it one more try to give a full two-hour football party, which has been cut off by the hellsite the last two attempts. They have their hardware for a bizarre NFL Week 17 before trying to beat a coin flip for the Week 18 games. The AFC North will be decided Saturday: if the Ravens fall to the Browns, the Steelers can take it by beating the Bengals, who could still make the playoffs if the Broncos and Dolphins choke on it Sunday. The Buccaneers win the NFC South if they beat the Saints, but if they don't, the Falcons back in by beating the Panthers. And a 14-win team will have to go on the road next weekend, but will it be the Vikings or the Lions?   Music: "Power Shot" by Eugenemeyers

Dr. Lamar has re-entered the MVP chat with his outstanding performances the last couple of games. Josh Allen gets his chance at a rebuttal as the Bills host the Jets on Sunday. Dre and Jay have your picks ATS for the rest of Week 17 in the NFL including the Packers and Vikings battling on Sunday as they try to stick with the Lions in the NFC North, and the rookie-on-rookie prime time matchup as Michael Penix's Falcons take on Jayden Daniels's Commanders.   Music: "Power Shot" by Eugenemeyers

The boys hand out the best and worst in the NFL in Week 16. How did the new quarterbacks do? What moves were smarter than the others? Which was the dumbest? And what made Jay and Dre say WTF?   Music: "Power Shot" by Eugenemeyers

The guys return for another football party, this time picking the Week 16 slate. Patrick Mahomes tries to play through his latest ankle injury as the Chiefs host the Texans on Saturday, followed by the Steelers trying to sew up the AFC North by sweeping the Ravens. On Sunday, Michael Penix Jr. debuts for the Falcons as they host the Giants, the Commanders take one last shot at contending for the NFC East crown as they battle the Eagles, and if they fail, the Seahawks can creep back into the last Wild Card spot if they knock off the Vikings.   Music: "Power Shot" by Eugenemeyers

In a concession to the whims of the hellsite that is Blog Talk Radio, Jay and Dre have decided to run shows for an hour at a time instead of two hours, since the previous two shows cut off an hour into the proceedings. Therefore, tune in Thursday night while the Broncos-Chargers game is in progress to hear the boys give their best and worst of Week 15 in the NFL. Use your amulets and other special charms to ward off the podcast demons, and hopefully they (we) will be allowed to stay on the air for the duration of the progrum.   Music: "Power Shot" by Eugenemeyers

By the grace of whoever is in charge of engineering this hellsite in its dying days, Jay and Dre will bring the full morning football party, handing out awards for the best and worst of Week 14 in the NFL before making their picks ATS for Week 15. The schedule is lopsided, so get your chores done during the first half of the day because all four games featuring teams with winning records take place after 4P: two of the hottest offenses go at it in Motown as the Bills take on the Lions, the Pride of Pennsylvania as the Steelers visit the Eagles, playoff hopes abound as the Buccaneers battle the Chargers, and on Sunday Nite, the Packers try to solve the red hot Seahawks.   Music: "Power Shot" by Eugenemeyers

Jay and Dre hand out the well-deserved awards for all of the best and worst and weirdest happenings in the NFL for Week 13. Then they have the picks ATS for the last week of football that won't be a full slate. Two games are division rematches of meetings that just took place two weeks ago: Jameis Winston and the Browns visiting Russell Wilson and the Steelers, and Geno Smith and the Seahawks taking on Kyler Murray and the Cardinals. Other action includes Kirk Cousins returning to Minnesota as a Falcon, the Bills going from snow to palm trees as they play the Rams, and another division rematch as the Chargers try to get even vs. the Chiefs.   Music: "Power Shot" by Eugenemeyers

As the nation recovers from overeating on Turkey Day, there are twelve more NFL games to pick. The boys say sayonara to the Bears coach, who screwed up yet another game-ending situation in Detroit and did it so bad that Chicago had to fire him. Then they pick the rest of Week 13, which has the top two running attacks in the league facing off as the Eagles visit the Ravens, the Steelers trying to bury their hated rival as they take on the Bengals, and the 49ers looking to get their QB1 Brock Purdy back as they try to get back to .500 in the Buffalo snow.   Music: "Power Shot" by Eugenemeyers

The boys give thanks for twelve years of the hellsite, and also for the goofiness of NFL Week 12 as they award their best and worst of the week. Then it's time to pick the Turkey Day and Dark Friday games. On Thanksgiving, the upstart Bears battle the dominant Lions, the pisan Giants go to the sun-kissed Cowboys, and the progressing Dolphins visit the resurgent Packers. On Black Friday, the reeling Raiders challenge the challenged Chiefs. Aftershow: The long-awaited 2024 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame breakdown Music: "Power Shot" by Eugenemeyers

Jay and Dre reflect on an eventful NFL Week 11, giving out their best and worst of the week in football, and get you ready for the last Sunday before Turkey Day. It will be a Hallmark Family Holiday of sorts when the brothers Harbaugh lead the Ravens and Chargers into battle on Monday night. The day before, the Seahawks try to step over the Cardinals, the Eagles try to stay flying high against the Rams, and Random Allen tries to lead the 49ers to a road conquering of the Packers.   Music: "Power Shot" by Eugenemeyers

The boys bring the football party to the early morning once again as they review a crazy Week 10 in the NFL. Then they have all your picks for investments today and tomorrow. The league's most competitive yet one-sided rivalry continues as Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs battle Project Josh Allen and the Bills. Another one-sided struggle takes place as Dr. Lamar Jackson and the Ravens go against a team that has contained him, the Steelers. On Monday, C.J. Stroud and the Texans try to take advantage of a wounded state rival as they visit Cooper Rush and the Cowboys.   Music: "Power Shot" by Eugenemeyers

Jay and Dre hand out the hardware for NFL Week 9. Do they have the unstoppable Lions or Chiefs as best of the week, or something else? Then they pick games for Week 10, which has a Giants-Panthers game in Munich, Germany so awful on paper that one wonders if the league really wants the German market. Back home, the undefeated Chiefs host the rival Broncos, the rested Steelers visit the upstart Commanders, and the streaking Eagles walk into Dallas to fight a wounded Cowboys unit that won't have Daktime anytime soon.   Music: "Power Shot" by Eugenemeyers

The most discussed Hail Mary in recent memory will certainly be a part of the best and worst awards handed out by Dre and Jay for NFL Week 8. The ending to the wild game between the Bears and Commanders was the biggest news all week. The guys make their picks afterwards for the upcoming weekend, which sees Dallas try to reverse their season in Atlanta, Denver try to make it two upsets in a row for Baltimore, Detroit try to virtually lock up their division early by winning in Green Bay, and on Monday, Kansas City try to stay perfect (but far from flawless) by holding off feisty Tampa Bay.   Music: "Power Shot" by Eugenemeyers

Dre barely broke 50% last week but took two games from Jay, so he'll do the honors when the boys award the best and worst of Week 7 in the NFL. Then they choose their investments for Week 8, which will see the return once again of Tua Tagovailoa to football "to the death of me" as the Dolphins host the Cardinals. In other action, the Eagles and Bengals try to figure out which team wants to start making a run now, the Bears and Commanders try to decide which upstart can keep surging, and the Cowboys and 49ers decide which struggaling franchise can stay at or above .500.   Music: "Power Shot" by Eugenemeyers

Jay got over in Week 6, taking five of the six that he and Dre differed on, so he'll get the honors as they award the best and worst of the week in the NFL. Then they preview Week 7, which has yet another London Jaguars game as they face the New England Patriots in Old England, the Lions and Vikings fighting for command of the NFC North, the Chiefs and Niners renewing Super Bowl acquaintances, the Texans and Packers playing as Jay takes in the festivities in Green Bay, and the miraculous recovery of Davante Adams and his hammy as his new squad, the Jets, fly into Pittsburgh on Sunday night.   Music: "Power Shot" by Eugenemeyers

Jay and Dre look back on their Bill Alfonso Week 5, split right down the middle, as they award the best and worst in the NFL over the past seven days. Then they give out their picks for Week 6 while the Jags and Bears play in London. Washington and Baltimore battle for Capitol supremacy, Detroit and Dallas threaten to blow up the scoreboard in Jerryworld, and on Monday, Buffalo tries to avenge the L they took Week 1 Monday last year to the New York Jets.    Music: "Power Shot" by Eugenemeyers

While the Jets and Vikings do battle in London, the boys do their show in America. They hand out awards for NFL Week 4 before diving into their Week 5 picks (the London pick is already up on their respective Twitter accounts). Baltimore looks to keep dominating in Cincinnati, Josh Allen looks to keep having more camaraderie with Buffalo as they visit Stefon Diggs and Houston, and on Monday Kansas City looks to replace Rashee Rice and stay undefeated as they host New Orleans.   Music: "Power Shot" by Eugenemeyers

Jay and Dre try to have an early Sunday football party, if Blog Talk Radio is actually functioning. They give their awards for NFL Week 3 before making picks for the coming Week 4 mere hours away. Jordan Love looks to return for the Packers as they host the perfect Vikings, Justin Herbert looks to limp around again for the Chargers as they host the perfect Chiefs, Lamar Jackson and the Ravens try to build on the Dallas destruction as they host the perfect Bills, and on Monday the Dolphins trot out their 3rd quarterback in three weeks as they host the winless Titans, while the perfect Seahawks go to Motown for a wild one against the Lions.   Music: "Power Shot" by Eugenemeyers

The football party will be live and poppin' for Dre, though they will be drowsy due to the early morning timing. He has the proper Week 2 awards before previewing Week 3 in the NFL. Malik Willis may get a chance to avenge his Tennessee career, unless Jordan Love bounces back to start for Green Bay. Philadelphia goes to the Big Easy to try and stop the New Orleans juggernaut. And Baltimore goes to Dallas to see which perennial playoff squad can rebound from a tough L.   Music: "Power Shot" by Eugenemeyers

While Dre is off cruisin', Jay handles solo host duties for the Week 1 Football Party and then gives our week 2 picks. Will the That's so Ravens bounce back? Will DeShaun Watson get popped for another scandal between showtime and tomorrow's games? Will the Panthers embarrass themselves 2 weeks in a row? Will Matt Lefleur show us all his geniusness and squeeze comptetent QB play out of Whatchu Talkin Bout Malik Willis? Tune in as Jay gives his thoughts and Dres (literally) mailed-in picks. Music: "Power Shot" by Eugenemeyers

The boys are back with a new show open from Jay, last year's handicapping champion, and they're ready to forecast the rest of Week 1 in the NFL. The Caleb Williams Era opens in Chicago as they host Tennessee, while the Bears' old 1st-round QB Justin Fields leads Pittsburgh into Atlanta. Dallas faces a stiff defensive test in Cleveland, it's another Stafford-Goff former team reunion as the Los Angeles Rams battle Detroit, and on Monday, NFC champion San Francisco tries to ground the New York Jets.   Music: "Power Shot" by Eugenemeyers

Jay and Dre open their twelfth season of the podcast previewing the NFL 2024 campaign. Once again, the league is trying to solve the problem that is Reid, Mahomes and the Chiefs. Will Kansas City pull off the 3-peat? Who will stop them? And what division and playoff picks are good (or bad) investments? The boys make space at the end of their show to pick two season openers: the World champion Chiefs on Thursday host the always ready Ravens, then on Friday the Packers battle the Eagles in the NFL's very first game below the equator.   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

As the first weekend of preseason pigskin ends, the NFL Hall of Infamy presents its newest inductees. Join Jay and this year's host Dre for the latest members of the only Hall that matters. Who--or what--will make up the football Hall of Infamy Class of 2024?   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

The immortals have new neighbors as the 2024 Baesball Hall of Infamy is ready for unveiling! Join Dre and this year's host Jay as they welcome the newest people (or events, or quotes) that baseball may have overlooked but IMLD has not. Who will be honored this year??   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

How is the Cleveland Baseball Club among the top teams in baseball in the first half of the season? How much is the Lakers drafting LeBron's kid being blown out of proportion? How much of a political trash fire is the summer going to be? Jay and Dre have no answers, but they'll spit some harsh opinions anyway.   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Jay and Dre catch up after a long absence and chat about their lives, the sports world, and the many ways in which a life lived can garner respect or disrespect depending on one's actions and choices.   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

No matter how much one tries to expect the unexpected at the NFL Draft, the surprises and shockers still make waves throughout the sports world, and this year's version in Motown was no different. Jay and Dre analyze the festivities that went down in Detroit, including the record run of offensive players to start the first round, the six quarterbacks that went in the first twelve picks, and specifically, the Twitter-melting choice of Jay's favorite team, the Falcons.   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

While WWE has done much better at storytelling the last few years than they had been doing, there are still some plots that have left fans wondering what's going on. The Bloodline got stretched finally beyond its breaking point when the Usos jumped out and back in several times. Cody Rhodes got screwed out of winning the title last year and finishing his story, only to win the Royal Rumble again and get another chance, but that's been intertwined with The Rock seemingly sticking his nose into the title picture. And Roman Reigns carries on as forever champion. Dre will be joined by Jerry the Wrestling Expert to sort out the upcoming 40th Wrestlemania, which should have a lot of choice chants about Vince McMahon and others seeing that the venue for both nights is The Linc in Philly.   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

No one expects the Los Angeles Dodgers to suffer greatly from the distraction that Shohei Ohtani and his interpreter's betting habits have provided. But what exactly is to be made of the situation surrounding the newest richest ballplayer? Jay and Dre consider that and other offseason moves by baseball teams looking to chase after the World Series champion Rangers and NL champion Diamondbacks. Will either pick Texas to repeat, or do they both see new kings in October? The boys preview the new season division by division!   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

After a one-year hiatus, Jay and Dre present their one (and only) bracket for the men's college basketball tournament. The tireless Dre will attend the Friday and Sunday sessions in Memphis charting data for the 1st and 2nd round games. So for the first time, he'll get to see some of his crappy picks nosedive live right in front of his face. Will Jay once again have the better bracket? Will one or both pick UConn to repeat, or will one of them choose a different path? Tap in and find out!   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Jay and Dre are joined by Dave the Movie Expert to preview the 96th Academy Awards. In this year's diverse field for Best Picture, the biggest surprise is usually which crappy Netflix film somehow got nominated. But the pinkest product placement movie evah gets in, which was a stunner to some. Does Barbie have a real chance at the Oscar?   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

For the second time in four years, Kyle Shanahan's 49ers were beating Andy Reid's Chiefs in the Big Game by two possessions. But for the second time in four years, Patrick Mahomes II seized the opportunity to rally the troops and add to his legacy as possibly the best to ever play football. This time, it gave Jay the handicapping victory over Dre, the opposite of 2020. The guys recap the game and award the best and worst to all of the events.     Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

After two weeks of KelSwift, Mahomes legacy and Kermit voice, Purdy legacy and Oswald face, and Vegas all-time price gouging (reportedly), it's finally time to get ready for the actual game. Jay and Dre give out awards for Championship Sunday and the Big Game run-up before Jay has all the pressure of making the pick that can break Dre's near-decade run of winning their handicapping contest. So who ya got--the NFC champs from San Francisco or the defending champs from Kansas City?   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Sure, you can check out the league's official Honors ceremony later this week, but that won't give you the full breadth of hey, wha happen in the NFL in 2023. For that, you must listen to Jay and Dre give out their year-end awards which capture the proud acheivements...and the not-so-proud. Awards Szn is here, so tune in for the IMLD Honors and Dishonors!   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Championship Sunday this year will feature four teams worthy of title contention: the two top seeds, the most hyped team coming into this season, and the defending champions. Jay and Dre give out the awards for last week's action-filled Divisional Round, then they break down the conference title games. Do they like the resurgent Chiefs or the rock-steady Ravens? Do they like the emotionally charged Lions or the shaky 49ers, who may only have their best receiver Deebo Samuel as a route-runner?   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Wild Card Weekend was indeed wild, with youngbloods pulling off upsets, the harshest of winter conditions, and a 10-1 team completing their slow death. Jay and Dre hand out the deserving awards for last weekend's events before previewing a red-hot Divisional Round. Lamar Jackson leads top seeded Baltimore as they battle scrappy Houston. Brock Purdy's top seed San Francisco hosts the devil-may-care squad from Green Bay. Baker Mayfield will try to take Tampa Bay to another improbable W as they challenge Jared Goff in Detroit. And the next chapter in the Kansas City-Buffalo rivalry will happen in Orchard Park thanks to Kadarius Toney and the most infamous offsides in NFL history.   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

The first round of this year's NFL playoffs will be defined by who can suck it up and play at a high quality in brutally cold conditions, that is, if they can take the field at all. Jay and Dre recap the best and worst of the final Sunday of the regular season, then get you prepared for Super Mega Wicked Wild Card Weekend Yay Sports! In their traditional Saturday afternoon spot is the AFC South champion Texans, who host Joe Flacco and the dangerous Browns. The high-flying Dolphins try to not get grounded in subzero conditions visiting Taylor Swift's Chiefs. On Sunday, the Steelers without EDGE TJ Watt try to stop the streaking Bills under arctic climes. The nothing-to-lose Packers try to hang another embarrassing postseason L on the Cowboys. Matthew Stafford leads his new besties, the Rams, into his old home, Motown, as they challenge the Lions. On Monday night, whoever's healthy on the moribund Eagles will take on Baker Mayfield's Bucs.   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Jay and Dre really, really hope that the issues with Blog Talk Radio are resolved as they indicated they are in an email. They try to do a show at their scheduled time without interruption for the first time in several weeks. A wild Week 17 in the NFL calls for a round of awards for the best and worst, then the final round of picks for the regular season takes place. It's even more of a coin flip than usual with all the players getting rest for the playoffs (or getting a jump on their travel plans). The trusty IMLD Coin will play along as the boys decide if the Texans or Colts snag a playoff berth, if the Jags flop in Tennessee to give Houston or Indy the AFC South title, if the Packers grab a Wild Card by holding off the Bears, and if the Bills complete their long rally by winning in Miami and stealing the AFC East.   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Dre and Jay give a quick show while this hellsite is working. The guys were ready to perform Saturday night, but this website did not accommodate.   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Presuming BlogTalk Radio is working properly (always an adventure), Jay and Dre drop off their gifts for the holiday season, namely the best and worst of NFL Week 15. Then they look ahead to an entertaining Christmas weekend of football. The Browns and Texans fight for playoff positioning, the Cowboys and Dolphins both try to prove their legitimacy, and on Christmas night, Santa delivers what may be the game of the year as the Ravens and 49ers, two 11-win powerhouses, do battle.   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Jay and Dre look back on the latest referee controversy, the most infamous offensive offsides ever in Kansas City, and the reaction by everyone afterwards, as well as the best and worst of NFL Week 14. Then they pick the Sunday and Monday games for Week 15 while the last of the Saturday three-way takes place. Will the Chiefs bounce back in one of Bill Belichick's last home games as Head Patriot? Will the Buffalo stampede through a killer sked continue against Dallas? Will the Ravens keep their hold at the top of the AFC in Duval? Will the Eagles snap their losing streak in Seattle?   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Emotions ran high in the league last week as apparently the post-turkey/pre-holiday shopping period made some folks lose their minds. Jay and Dre recap the best and worst of Week 13 in the NFL before making their picks for Week 14. Will the Bucs or Falcons control the NFC South? Will the Bills finally take down the Chiefs in Arrowhead? Will they have to get the Springer bouncers to control the proceedings in Dallas when the Eagles fight the Cowboys?   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

December football has arrived, and the boys have (somewhat) recovered from Thanksgiving to preview the upcoming Week 13 in the NFL. They recap the eventful Week 12 including the Turkey Day games before digging into this week's matchups. The Broncos visit the Texans in a surprising battle of winning teams, Patrick Mahomes goes to Lambeau for the first time ever as the Chiefs take on the Packers, and in an NFC title rematch, Brock Purdy tries not to get his elbow disintegrated as the 49ers challenge the Eagles.   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Jay and Dre recover from Thanksgiving and Black Friday to hand out the hardware for Week 11 and pick the remaining contests for Week 12 in the NFL. Four of the better teams in the league competed already, so the Sunday slate is low on quality with only two games featuring teams both with winning records: the Jaguars and Texans fight for control of the AFC South, and the Bills start the "death murder kill" portion of their sked by going to Philly. Elsewhere, the Chiefs go to Vegas to battle Antonio Pierce's Raiders, and the Steelers and their new OC take on Jake Browning's Bengals.   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Staring quarterbacks all over the league are dropping like flies, the latest coming Thursday night to begin Week 11. The mystery surrounding when Joe Burrow's wrist was first screwed up will play out in the future. But two other QBs return from bad thumbs to lead the Bears and Rams to, um, wherever they can lead them. Jay and Dre give out their awards for the best and worst of NFL Week 10 before picking all the Week 11 games. Can the Browns rally behind a bad backup QB to overcome the Steelers? Can Antonio Pierce keep the Raiders on track in Miami? Can Jalen Hurts and the Eagles avenge their February title loss to Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs on Monday night?   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

The second half of the NFL season commences this weekend, featuring a clash of the top two defenses in the league. Jay and Dre recap the best and worst of Week 9 before diving into Week 10, which has a rematch of Browns-Ravens that will hopefully be much more competitive than Round 1. The Europe games have their final contest in Germany as the Colts battle the Patriots, Joe Burrow and the Bengals look to continue their ascent against C.J. Stroud and the Texans, and Brock Purdy's 49ers try to end their losing streak as they face Trevor Lawrence's Jaguars.   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Halfway through the long season, the guys reunite on their normal night to talk some football. Dre and Jay recap the happenings of Week 8 and the trades and firings that followed. Then they preview Week 9, which has the Dolphins singing some Wayne Newton and saying "Thank you" in Germany to Kansas City for sending them Tyreek Hill. Stateside, Geno Smith's Seahawks take on Lamar Jackson's Ravens, an NFC East war takes place in Philadelphia as the Cowboys battle the Eagles, and the Bills solemnly return to Cincinnati to take on the Bengals in the place where Damar Hamlin perished and then reanimated.   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Jay winds down his weeklong vacay, so Dre rides solo for the Week 7 recap and Week 8 pick show. He'll have Jay's picks and he'll give his thoughts on the Sunday NFL action. Will the Eagles, Dolphins and Chiefs complete division sweeps? Will the blue or green prevail in the Meadowlands Massacre? Will the baffling Bengals or the banged-up Niners come out on top in Santa Clara?   Theme music credit: "Quentin" by Strong Suit   (CC BY-SA 4.0)