The NFL Blitz

Alex recaps Super Bowl LVII as the Kansas City Chiefs win their second Lombardi in four years, and third as a franchise, by beating the Philadelphia Eagles 38-35 in State Farm Stadium. All of the big moments from the game are discussed, including the quality of the turf, the Eagles building their first half lead, the comeback from the Chiefs, and that controversial holding call. There's a look at how the Kelce brothers handled the game, what the two teams look like going forward, and discussion on how much Andy Reid enjoyed it. Also on the pod, some final news stories, a recap of the Halftime show, and a look at those dreaded pre-season predictions. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex looks back at the Conference Championship round of the playoffs as the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles book their places in Super Bowl 57, the former using an unnecessary roughness call to kick a game winning field goal, and the latter see an injury to Brock Purdy make their game a cake-walk. Also on the pod, coaching hires start, Tom Brady retires ... again, and a preview of the Super Bowl alongside some not great singing. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

On the 100th episode of The NFL Blitz: two turnovers in three plays stop a potential Jaguars upset as the Chiefs make their fifth straight championship game, the Giants see their great season end in a blowout loss to the Eagles, the Bengals dominate against the Buffalo Bills and clock management is once again an issue for the Cowboys in a big win for Brock Purdy and the 49ers. Alex also looks ahead to the Conference Championship Round as the Bengals and Chiefs meet once again, and the Eagles and 49ers face off in a fitting battle to be crowned best of the NFC. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex goes through all games from the Wild Card round of the Playoffs: the 49ers struggle in the first half against the Seahawks before taking off in the second, the Chargers blow a 27-0 lead to lose to the Jaguars, Miami almost cause one of the greatest upsets of all time as they keep it close (but lose) to the Buffalo Bills, the New York Giants thrill Alex in a big playoff win over the Vikings, the Bengals edge the Ravens and the Cowboys demolish the Buccaneers. Also on the pod: discussions about Tom Brady, Johnathan Abrams, the most shocking comments from a player about his own teammate, and Brandon Staley's fitting pre-season remarks. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex looks back at the season for all the sides who missed the playoffs, including the good, the bad, and the Jeff Saturday. There's praise for the Lions as they entertain, the Steelers as they avoid a losing record again, and the Falcons who might quietly be moving in the right direction, meanwhile: there's scorn for the Colts, the Patriots, and the Broncos: 03:56 - Detroit Lions 08:37 - Pittsburgh Steelers 13:06 - Washington Commanders 16:51 - Green Bay Packers 23:36 - New England Patriots 28:34 - New York Jets 33:48 - Cleveland Browns 35:21 - Tennessee Titans 40:04 - New Orleans Saints 43:24 - Carolina Panthers 46:39 - Atlanta Falcons 48:52 - Las Vegas Raiders 53:29 - Los Angeles Rams 56:35 - Denver Broncos 61:56 - Indianapolis Colts 68:20 - Arizona Cardinals 72:22 - Houston Texans 73:46 - Chicago Bears Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

The regular season draws to a close on The NFL Blitz: the Kansas City Chiefs secure the one seed with a win over the Raiders, the Jags use their defence to beat the Titans and claim the AFC South, whilst the Dolphins claim the final AFC Wild Card spot after an uninspiring win over the Jets. In the NFC, the Seahawks get help from the Lions to claim the final Wild Card spot whilst the Eagles wrap up the one seed after a win against the Giants' third team. Also on the pod: the Chiefs spin around a bit, Mike Tomlin keeps his record going, and the most fitting play of the week as the Bills continue to tribute Damar Hamlin. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

UPDATED 6 January In Week 17's NFL Blitz: the New York Giants make the playoffs for the first time since 2016 after demolishing the Indianapolis Colts 38-10, Brock Purdy and the 49ers make hard work of the Las Vegas Raiders but win 37-34, and the Packers keep their playoff hopes alive after demolishing the Vikings 41-17. Also on the pod: the Jets season comes to an end after a 23-6 loss to the Seahawks, the Buccaneers secure the NFC South, and the Eagles show the value of Jalen Hurts as they lose their second straight game. Everything pails in comparison to Dumar Hamlin though, who suffered cardiac arrest in the Bills @ Bengals game, which was later cancelled by the NFL. The NFL Blitz wishes Dumar a speedy recovery and urges everyone to donate to his charity's (The Chasing M's Foundation) GoFundMe page: https://www.gofundme.com/f/mxksc-the-chasing-ms-foundation-community-toy-drive Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Week 15 of the NFL was a bit weird and very entertaining: the Minnesota Vikings complete the biggest comeback in NFL history by beating the Indianapolis Colts after being 33-0 down, the Patriots have one of the dumbest plays of all time as they lose to the Las Vegas Raiders as time expires, and the Bills edge a narrow game against the Dolphins. Also on the pod: the Chiefs struggle but win against the Texans, the Jaguars stun the Cowboys with a walk-off pick six and the Broncos win an actual game of football. The thoughts of The NFL Blitz are with the friends and family of Franco Harris after the Hall of Famer's passing age 72. Rest in Peace. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex looks back at Week 14 of the NFL season: Baker Mayfield only needs two days to take the Rams to victory over the Las Vegas Raiders, Brock Purdy demolishes Tom Brady as the 49ers beat the Buccaneers 35-7, and the Tennessee Titans collapse as the Jacksonville Jaguars take a huge 36-22 victory in the race for the AFC South. Elsewhere: the Lions continue to entertain as they beat the Vikings, the Cowboys keep it a bit too close against the Texans, the Panthers shock the Seahawks to dent their playoff hopes, and the Chiefs take a 27-0 lead against the Broncos before nearly (but not quite) blowing it. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

On Week 13's NFL Blitz: Brock Purdy becomes everyone's favourite player after coming in to lead the 49ers to victory over the Dolphins, Tom Brady puts a bad game behind him to lead two late touchdown drives and get a comeback win against the Saints, and AJ Brown takes revenge as the Eagles demolish the Titans. Also on the pod: Connor Heyward gets his first touchdown in a fitting location, the Seahawks fans drown out the Rams whilst their team do the same on the field, and Russell Wilson's Denver nightmare continues as his offence score just nine points against the Tyler Huntley Ravens. The NFL Blitz is against sexual abuse of any kind, for those who would like to donate to the fight against this, please refer to the following charities: https://rapecrisis.org.uk/ https://www.thesurvivorstrust.org/ https://www.sarsas.org.uk/ https://safeline.org.uk/ Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

On Week 12's edition of the NFL Blitz: the Bills and Lions play out a Thanksgiving classic, Mike White once again turns into the best QB in the NFL against the Bears, and Josh Jacobs runs for all the yards as the Raiders beat the Seahawks in overtime. The Eagles run game also runs form all the yards in a 40-33 win over the Packers, the Cardinals choke in the 4th quarter against the Chargers, and the Dolphins only need to bother for one half against the Texans. Also on the pod: the Jaguars put on a show to beat the Ravens, Russell Wilson gets shouted at, and Sam Darnold's innovative way to score a touchdown using fire safety advice. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex looks back at Week 11 of the NFL season: Mahomes wins the latest battle against Justin Herbert 30-27, the Cowboys stun the Vikings in a 40-3 win, and the 49ers win the final international game of the season in a boring 38-10 win over the Cardinals. The Browns and Bills are both the away side as the game is relocated to Detroit whilst Nick Sirianni avenges his former boss Frank Reich as he beats the Colts (... just). Also on the pod: the Raiders and Broncos play a weird game, the Patriots use special teams to end a boring game in a spectacular fashion, and how Blake Martinez found the money to retire. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

On Week 10's episode of the NFL Blitz: the NFL goes to Germany for the first time as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have a comfortable experience against the Seattle Seahawks in Munich. The Minnesota Vikings overcome the Buffalo Bills in a 33-30 overtime win and the Packers and Cowboys also play out a classic with a surprise 31-28 win for Green Bay after overtime. The last undefeated record in the NFL falls as the Commanders get a shock win over the Eagles, Jeff Saturday picks up his first win as the Colts beat the Raiders and TJ Watt shows his worth as the Steelers finally win with his return over the Saints. Also on the pod: a shockingly good game between the Bears and Lions, the Giants cut it fine against the Texans, and why the NFL won't go to Dortmund. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex looks back at Week 5 of the NFL season, the London game sees Saquon Barkley and the Giants unexpectedly rise to 4-1 after beating the Green Bay Packers, Justin Tucker scores an ultra precise field goal as the Ravens overcome a Bengals side that are yet to get going this season, and the New England Patriots prove that Alex doesn't know what games will be close as they demolish the Detroit Lions 29-0. The Seattle Seahawks and New Orleans Saints play out a 71 point classic whilst the Texans actually win a game in a dull matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars, and the Philadelphia Eagles move to 5-0 thanks to bad decision making from Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals Also on the pod, the reigning champs are bad, Al Michaels tries (and fails) to look on the bright side during the Thursday Night Football, and the best sign at Foxboro. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex looks back at week four of the NFL season: Tua's second concussion sparks outrage about the NFL's protocol and what needs to be done next, the Philadelphia Eagles are the last team standing in the undefeated record stakes after beating former head coach Doug Pederson and the Jags, and the Ravens collapse for a second straight week as the Bills recover in spite of the conditions to go 3-1. Also on the pod: the Steelers finally bench Mitch as Pickett doesn't throw an incompletion, the Detroit Lions continue to have the best offence and worst defence in football, and Chris Olave attempts to bring the Lambeau Leap to the other side of the pond in the first London game of the season. Side note: Congrats to the Seattle Mariners for making the postseason for the first time in 21 years! Correction: Gisele Bündchen and Tom Brady have reportedly hired divorce lawyers, not filed divorce papers as said in the podcast. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex looks back at week 3 of the NFL season: the Miami Dolphins stun the NFL to beat the Buffalo Bills and move to 3-0, they're joined by the Philadelphia Eagles as they destroy their former quarterback Carson Wentz and the Washington Commanders. The Indianapolis Colts also set out to prove the NFL doesn't make any sense by defeating the Kansas City Chiefs, whilst the Jacksonville Jaguars move to 2-1 after defeating a hobbled Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers. Also on the pod: the Bills destroy a tablet, Jimmy Garoppolo does an impression of Dan Orlovsky and Thomas Morstead doesn't stay out of Mark Sanchez's lane. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex looks back at week two of the 2022 NFL season: the Miami Dolphins do the impossible in coming back from 21 points down in the fourth to win against the Ravens, whilst the Jets do the even more impossible by coming back from 13 points down with 1:55 remaining the beat the Cleveland Browns. The New York Giants go to 2-0 under Brian Daboll with a win over the Panthers, the Bills demolish the Titans 41-7, and the Colts suffer another humiliating defeat to the Jacksonville Jaguars. Also on the pod: More awful play-calling from the Denver Broncos, Mike Gesicki attempts the griddy with dad dance type results, and Kyler Murray's running style on a two-point conversion that lasted 20 seconds. Correction: The Buffalo Bills have won their opening two games by a combined score of 72-17. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex looks back at week one of a brand new NFL season: the Buffalo Bills live up to their preseason hype with a big 31-10 win over the Los Angeles Rams, the Bengals seemingly have refused to sort out their o-line again as they fell to a Mitch Trubisky led Pittsburgh Steelers, and the Packers continue their annual week one disappearance with a poor performance against the Minnesota Vikings. The Chargers defence leads LA to a win over Vegas, Saquon Barkely's career day leads Brian Daboll's Giants to an upset win over the Giants, and Russell Wilson has a less than happy return to Seattle. Also on the pod, the LA teams having to go silent count in their own stadium (one on banner raising night), the officiating in the Cleveland @ Carolina game, and which object the NFL hates having on its fields. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex looks back at Super Bowl LVI as the Los Angeles Rams won their second Super Bowl, first since 2000; in a 23-20 win over the Cincinnati Bengals, in their own stadium. Included are all the key moments from the game: including Odell Beckham's fantastic start, the Bengals fantastic start to the second half, and the fantastic final drive from Stafford and Kupp. Also on the pod: Halftime Show commentary from the least rap person in the universe, end of season awards, and a look back at predictions from the start of the season. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex reviews the games from the Conference Championship Round as the Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Rams make the Super Bowl after beating the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers respectively. The Chiefs blow a 21-3 against Cincy to lose in what could be a very damaging game for Kansas' chances of a dynasty. The 49ers do what they do best in blowing a 10 point lead in the 4th quarter to lose to the Rams. Also on the pod: new head coaches, a lawsuit related to said head coaches and a preview of Super Bowl 56. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex reviews the Divisional Round of the playoffs as arguably the best weekend of football we've ever seen, the Cincinnati Bengals shocked the one seed as the Tennessee Titans ask if Tannehill is the answer, the Green Bay Packers lose to the 49ers in what might be Aaron Rodgers' last game in the green and gold. The Rams almost suffer a collapse from 27-3 down against Tom Brady and Tampa, before being saved by Matthew Stafford, Cooper Kupp and Matt Gay, and the Chiefs beat the Bills in a 42-36 classic that had everything except defence. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex looks back to the Wild Card Round of the 2021 Playoffs: the Bengals win their first playoff game since Nirvana's Nevermind album was new, the 49ers and Cowboys play out one of the best playoff games ever seen as Dak Prescott makes a dumb decision that even the Nickelodeon viewers would have known was terrible, whilst the Bills, Chiefs, Buccaneers and Rams coast to easy victories. Also on the pod: the erroneous whistle that the NFL claims didn't exist, something very Buffalo being thrown onto the pitch during a Patriots TD, and Booger McFarland's best every commentary line when describing a Kyler Murray pick six.

The last week of the NFL regular season surprised in many ways. Alex goes through all the games as the Colts managed to lose to the Jaguars to choke away their playoff spot, a spot claimed by the Steelers after their overtime win in Baltimore, coupled with the Chargers not being able to hold on for a tie, giving Big Ben at least one more game. In the NFC, the 49ers claimed their place in the playoffs with a game sealing overtime interception and Detroit have fun in beating the Packers, even with the chance of the number one pick in the draft. Also on the pod, which coaches were fired, the Titans claim the one seed and a look ahead to the Wild Card Round of the playoffs. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

In the first episode of 2022, Alex goes through all games from Week 17 of the NFL season, including Tennessee somehow going into the 1 seed in the AFC, the Chiefs forgetting how to defence and Ben Roethlisberger winning what might be his last game at Heinz Field. There's a look ahead to the first ever Week 18 with 3 playoff spots on the line. Also on the pod, the second helmet catch, how the crowd respond to a referee and that thing that happened in the Buccaneers Jets game. This episode is dedicated to Dan Reeves, the former player and coach with the Cowboys and head coach with the Broncos, Giants and Falcons, passed away this week aged 77. Rest in Peace. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex goes through all games from Week 16 of the season, including the Chargers being stone cold against franchise QB Davis Mills and the Houston Texans, Baker Mayfield's four turnovers against the Packers costing the Browns and Joe Burrow throwing for all the yards against a Baltimore Ravens side led by Josh Johnson. Also on the pod, the Lions going for a fake punt on 4th & 6, the number of o-linemen that scored and more of Alex's 'Jonathan Taylor for MVP' agenda. This episode is dedicated to John Madden, the former Raiders head coach, broadcaster and video game namesake passed away this week aged 85, Rest in Peace. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex looks back at the games from Week 15 of the NFL season, including the Chiefs getting an overtime win against the Chargers to give them sole control of the 1 seed in the AFC, the Buccaneers being shut out against the New Orleans Saints and the Ravens sparking debate on social media by losing on another two-point play, this time against the Packers. Also on the podcast, why standing on the logo is still a bad idea, the Lions win against the Cardinals putting Alex back in Camp Campbell and what the Giants did to try and show their fans just how much they appreciate them (spoiler: it was a bad idea). Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex goes through a Week 14 that will be remembered equally for off and on the field antics. Two games surprisingly went to overtime, with the Buccaneers and 49ers beating the Bills and Bengals, Tyler Huntley ran around but couldn't run his way to victory against the Browns after an injury to Lamar Jackson, and the Cardinals fall to a Rams side that once again look promising. Also on the pod, Urban Meyer is awful, the Lions are injured and the great way in which Bills Mafia managed to contribute to a good cause and annoy the NFL at the same time. This episode is dedicated to Demaryius Thomas, who passed away in his home on Thursday aged 33. Our thoughts are with his friends and family during this immensely difficult time. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex looks back on Week 13 of the NFL season as the Lions get their first win in nearly a year against the Vikings, the Ravens' good idea ends in a bad way against the Steelers and Kyler and DeAndre pick up where they left off for Arizona, even if James Conner was the star of the show. Also on the pod, the return of Gardiner Minshew and Gardiner Minshew's moustache, the weird back and fourth game between the Bengals and the Chargers and how the Patriots humiliated the Bills by throwing the ball three times ... all game. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex goes through Week 12 of the NFL season, including a Thanksgiving with one game to be thankful for and two games to forget, including the moment in the Bears @ Lions game where both sides didn't want the ball. Week 12's weekend games saw the Bengals blow out the Steelers, the Patriots blow out the Titans and the Rams forget how to do anything competently. Also on the podcast, running it up the middle, Deebo Samuel's impressive achievement and Jaylen Waddle's waddle celebration. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex looks back on Week 11 of the NFL season as Jonathan Taylor launches himself into the MVP conversation with a dominant performance against the Buffalo Bills, the Tennessee Titans keep up their record of losing to truly bad teams in a defeat to the Houston Texans, and Tyler Huntley leads one of the best drives of the week to help the Ravens beat the Bears and put further pressure on Matt Nagy. Also on the podcast, the Steelers nearly comeback against the Chargers, Colt McCoy once again beats up the Seahawks and Jason Garrett is finally sacked in New York. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex looks back at Week 10 of the NFL season as Tom Brady forgets how to QB in Tampa's shock loss to Washington (with a bad loss for Washington too), Matt Ryan forgets how to QB in Atlanta's humiliating defeat against Dallas, Baker Mayfield forgets how to throw downfield as the Browns get blown out by the Patriots, and everyone forgets how to football in Detroit and Pittsburgh's 16-all-draw which might be the worst game ever. Also on the podcast, Cam Newton is back, terrible predicting and why you shouldn't trust Alex for fantasy football advice. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Week 9 of the NFL season will be remembered as much for what happened off the field as what happened on it. QAaron Rodgers shot himself in the foot, unfortunately not with the vaccine but with stupid comments, Damon Arnette waved a gun around on social media to continue the wonderful month the Raiders have been having and Gruden is launching a lawsuit against the NFL in a battle where no one good can win. On the actual field, the Browns destroy the Bengals in the battle for Ohio, the Bills put up just 6 points in a stunning loss to the Jags and the Cardinals use their back-ups to beat the 49ers. Also on the pod, why Alex didn't like the Steelers win, why Jets fans can never be optimistic and Mike Tomlin's fantastic way of shutting down rumours linking him to the USC job. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex looks back at everything from Week 8 of the NFL season, including the Arizona Cardinals' perfect record falling against the Green Bay Packers, the legend of Mike White starting with a shock Jets win over the Bengals, and Lions fans watching a horror show on Halloween as they lose 44-6 against the Philadelphia Eagles. Also on the podcast, the Browns falling out with each other, Carson Wentz throwing one of the worst interceptions of all time and how the Minnesota Vikings managed to lose an actual game to the Cooper Rush led Dallas Cowboys. This episode is dedicated to Tina Tintor, the 23-year-old woman who tragically lost her life in the Henry Ruggs car accident (she wasn't identified in the episode as her name had not been released at the point of recording). Our thoughts go to her family at this incredibly tough time. Rest in Peace. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex reviews Week 6 of the NFL season, including the final international game of the season as Matthew Wright impersonates David Beckham to bend a field goal in, resulting in the Jacksonville Jaguars' first win of the season, the Cardinals keep their perfect record, even without their coaches in a win against the Browns, and the Ravens put the league on notice by completely flattening the Chargers. Also on the pod, Jamal Adams doesn't back up his statement baout being the best in the nation, Derrick Henry is a human cheat code and Aaron Rodgers tells Bears fans who owns their team. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex is back to review Week 5 of the NFL season and the resignation of Jon Gruden. In Week 5's actual football, international football returns with the Falcons beating the Jets in London, the Chargers and Browns forget what defence is in a 99 point game and Detroit lose in devastating fashion again. Also on the pod, an international game in Germany gets closer, a weird game of kicking in Cincinnati and the double punt in Seattle. Apologies for the background noise in this episode, I don't quite know what caused it but I aim to solve it for next week. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex and Will review Week 4 of the NFL season, including the Arizona Cardinals beating the Rams in an NFC West battle that leaves the Cards as the last undefeated team, and Kyler Murray as the favourite for MVP. They also look at the Giants getting their first win of the season in overtime against the Saints and the Jets getting a surprise win over the Titans. Also on the pod, Brady beats Belichick in his return to Foxboro, why Urban Meyer is in trouble and a weather delay indoors. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex looks back at Week 3 of the NFL season, including a 109-yard kick six from the Jaguars, a great win for the Chargers against the Chiefs and the refs devastating all Detroit Lions fans. Plus, Will reviews another Giants loss, the Rams beat Brady and the Bucs and a team in 2021 manage to get just 1 net passing yard in an entire 60 minute game. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex goes through Week 2 of the NFL season as the Minnesota Vikings have more pain, this time thanks to a last second missed field goal, the Rams join them in the department of bad special teams as a botched punt almost costs them the victory against the Indianapolis Colts, and Buffalo completely demolish Miami in a 35-0 win. Also on the pod, Zach Wilson throws four interceptions in ten passes against the Pats, Derrick Henry runs over the Seattle Seahawks and Lamar front-flips his way into tougher contract negotiations with the Ravens after a landmark win against the Kansas City Chiefs. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex, Josh and Will are back for the first Sunday edition of The NFL Blitz, looking back to the Thursday Night Football as the Giants collapse against Washington. 'Who He Play For?' returns for a second season as Josh and Will face off in identifying NFL players. Plus, Hard Knocks in the regular season, Josh gloating about the Miami Dolphins and the ongoing lawsuit between the NFL and St. Louis. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex and Will look back at Week 1 of the 2021 NFL season, including Tampa just getting off to a good start against the Cowboys, Kansas and Cleveland putting on a show at Arrowhead and the madness that was overtime in the Raiders win over the Ravens. Also on the show, the Steelers showing their potential against the Bills, shock losses for the Packers and Falcons and who wore a fancy Seahawks themed dress to the Met Gala. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex, Josh and Will return to look at some of their favourite stories of pre-season, celebrate those inducted into the Hall of Fame and count-down their top 10 NFL players in 2021. Also on the pod, Pressley Harvin III should be in the Hall of Fame already, the best and worst offseasons for NFL teams and which fans consume the most alcohol during the game. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex, Josh and Will are back to review the NFL Draft from one week ago. The Jaguars shocked the world by taking Trevor Lawrence 1st overall, something only 100% of NFL fans saw coming. Alex bemoans the Bengals and Steelers deciding O-line just isn't important whilst Josh is optimistic that the Dolphins can Waddle into the playoffs. Also on the pod, our favourite names from the draft, Alex's worst predictions and Aaron Rodgers being upset with the Packers ... again. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Alex, Josh and Will look back at Super Bowl LV as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers win their 2nd Lombardi with a dominant win over the Kansas City Chiefs. We review the game, look back at the celebrations, including avocado tequila and the trophy on a horse. Plus, we look back at our preseason predictions and some of the big news in our final episode of the 2020 season.

Alex, Josh and Will get ready for Super Bowl LV from Tampa, Florida, as the Kansas City Chiefs go for their second Lombardi in a row, and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers hope to give TB12 his 7th ring. We preview both teams in depth, give our NFL awards out, predict who's getting into the Hall of Fame and celebrate the return of Nathan Peterman.

Alex, Josh and Will look back at the AFC and NFC Championship games as the Buccaneers upset the Packers and the Chiefs make their second straight Super Bowl. The panel question the late field goal decision by Green Bay, Buffalo's conservatism and the future for the eliminated sides. Plus the Deshaun Watson trade request, Haskins on the Steelers and the best stiff arm in the history of the game. 

Alex and Josh look back to the Divisional Round of the 2020 Playoffs, including the Ravens forgetting how to play against the Bills, Henne's fantastic play on 4th & Inches and what may be Drew Brees' last NFL game in a loss to Tampa. We also look ahead to the Championship games as well as the recent NFL hires, Alex's nickname for Matt LaFleur and the best play for 4th & 57 according to Adam Gase. Clarification - The Baltimore Ravens last won the Super Bowl at the conclusion of the 2012 season, which was in 2013.

On our 100th Blitz episode, Alex, Josh and Will look back at the first Super Wild Card weekend in the NFL, as the Bills squeak past Indy, the Rams shock the Seahawks and Lamar runs over the Titans. We look at all other games from the round ... unfortunately, plus debate the best job openings in the NFL, whether Carson Wentz could start for the Eagles next season, and which team Will's cat supports. Clarification: The Ravens rush defence ranks 8th in the league.

Alex, Josh and Will review all the action from Week 17 of the NFL season as the Eagles definitely don't throw the game against Washington, Wayne Gallman has a late butt recovery to secure a Giants win over dem boys and the Rams' backup prevails against the Cardinals' backup. Plus, Josh rants about the Dolphins, Alex rants about the Texans, and we preview Super Wild Card Weekend.

Alex and Will look back at Week 16 of the 2020 season as the Steelers come back against the Colts, the Jets win their second game against a WR-less Browns, and Ryan Fitzpatrick completes a miracle pass whilst getting decapitated, as the Dolphins beat the Raiders. Plus, Week 17 previews, more on who should win MVP and which QB has a job lined up on Wall Street.

Alex, Josh and Will look back to Week 15 of the NFL season, including the Jets' first win of the season and the Jags moving into pole position for Trevor Lawrence, the Chiefs and Saints meeting in a potential Super Bowl fixture, and the Dolphins knocking the Patriots out of playoff contention. Plus, Alex being sad about the Steelers, how we previewed the Jets game last week and a new, innovative system for calling timeouts.

Alex and Josh look back at Week 14 of the NFL season including a Bears demolition of Deshaun Watson, JJ Watt and the other so-called players on the Texans, the Chiefs edging the Dolphins in Miami and the Steelers losing their second game in a row. Plus, a nightmare day for Dan Bailey, a nightmare call from Anthony Lynn and whether Aaron Rodgers should be MVP.