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The Kansas City Chiefs selected Utah State WR Jalen Royals in the 4th round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Kent Swanson and Matty Lane break down the move on the latest episode of the KCSN Draft Show - LIVE from Holladay Distillery in Weston, Missouri.—Donate to the All-Juice Draft Workshop Raffle in memory of Terez Paylor here! https://givebutter.com/kcsndraft —

The Kansas City Chiefs traded up in the 5th round and selected Oregon LB Jeffery Bassa.Kent Swanson and Matty Lane break down the move on the latest episode of the KCSN Draft Show - LIVE from Holladay Distillery in Weston, Missouri.—Donate to the All-Juice Draft Workshop Raffle in memory of Terez Paylor here! https://givebutter.com/kcsndraft —

The Kansas City Chiefs traded up in the 7th round of the 2025 NFL Draft to select SMU RB Brashard Smith.Kent Swanson and Matty Lane break down the move on the latest episode of the KCSN Draft Show - LIVE from Holladay Distillery in Weston, Missouri.—Donate to the All-Juice Draft Workshop Raffle in memory of Terez Paylor here! https://givebutter.com/kcsndraft —

The Kansas City Chiefs traded back in the first round with the Philadelphia Eagles to select Ohio State OT Joshua Simmons.Kent Swanson and Matty Lane break down the move on the latest episode of the KCSN Draft Show - LIVE from Holladay Distillery in Weston, Missouri.—Donate to the All-Juice Draft Workshop Raffle in memory of Terez Paylor here! https://givebutter.com/kcsndraft —

Kent Swanson and Matt Lane preview day two of the 2025 NFL Draft, possible picks for the Kansas City Chiefs, whether or not the Chiefs may try to trade up and more!—Donate to the All-Juice Draft Workshop Raffle in memory of Terez Paylor here! https://givebutter.com/kcsndraft —

Kent Swanson and Matt Lane give one final look at the latest rumors, news, and predictions around the 2025 NFL Draft before it kicks off tomorrow.—Donate to the All-Juice Draft Workshop Raffle in memory of Terez Paylor here! https://givebutter.com/kcsndraft —

Matt Verderame and Tucker Franklin give a comprehensive breakdown of the latest 2025 NFL Draft rumors prior to the first round on Thursday.—Donate to the All-Juice Draft Workshop Raffle in memory of Terez Paylor here! https://givebutter.com/kcsndraft —

Seth Keysor and Joshua Brisco take one more look at some draft crushes before putting their bow on the Chiefs' pre-draft process.—Donate to the All-Juice Draft Workshop Raffle in memory of Terez Paylor here! https://givebutter.com/kcsndraft —

Kent Swanson and Matt Lane do a FULL round one mock draft before the 2025 NFL Draft kicks off on Thursday.—Donate to the All-Juice Draft Workshop Raffle in memory of Terez Paylor here! https://givebutter.com/kcsndraft —

RGR Football's Ryan Tracy joins Kent Swanson to break down the linebacker and safety classes in the 2025 NFL Draft.—Donate to the All-Juice Draft Workshop Raffle in memory of Terez Paylor here! https://givebutter.com/kcsndraft—Get the 2025 Athletic Matrix here: https://www.rogueapc.com/store/p19/2025Matrix.html  —

Craig Stout and Kent Swanson answer questions from the KCSN community about football and frivolities before the NFL Draft. Want to ask questions? Subscribe to the KCSN Chiefs Newsletter for access to the KCSN Discord community.—Donate to the All-Juice Draft Workshop Raffle in memory of Terez Paylor here! https://givebutter.com/kcsndraft —

Matt Verderame and Tucker Franklin take a look at the AFC heading into the 2025 NFL Draft, discuss the absurdity around the Aaron Rodgers situation, and power rank the worst people they know.—Donate to the All-Juice Draft Workshop Raffle in memory of Terez Paylor here! https://givebutter.com/kcsndraft —

The KC Sports Network team sits down with Ole Miss linebacker Chris Paul Jr., Kansas State defensive back Marques Sigle, Florida defensive back Jason Marshall, and Oregon defensive back Jabbar Muhammad at the East-West Shrine Bowl to discuss their NFL Draft process.—Donate to the All-Juice Draft Workshop Raffle in memory of Terez Paylor here! https://givebutter.com/kcsndraft —

Kent Swanson, Matt Lane, and Matt Hamilton discuss what the Chiefs should do in the upcoming NFL Draft, the mixed signals that have been coming out about the team's first round plans, and break down Miami RB Damien Martinez. —Donate to the All-Juice Draft Workshop Raffle in memory of Terez Paylor here! https://givebutter.com/kcsndraft —

Nate Taylor, Seth Keysor, and Joshua Brisco break down Brett Veach's pre-draft press conference and discuss what they learned from it. Later, the guys go over some players from Seth's "Know Your Draft Crush" series.—Donate to the All-Juice Draft Workshop Raffle in memory of Terez Paylor here! https://givebutter.com/kcsndraft —

Matt Verderame and Tucker Franklin discuss the Chiefs potential options facing them in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft and assess the risk involved in each option. Later they talk about the latest draft buzz from around the NFL.—Donate to the All-Juice Draft Workshop Raffle in memory of Terez Paylor here! https://givebutter.com/kcsndraft —

Kent Swanson and Matt Lane break down the Chiefs' 30 pre-draft visits and discuss what to take away from them. Later they talk about more draft hypotheticals and scenarios. — Donate to the All-Juice Draft Workshop Raffle in memory of Terez Paylor here! https://givebutter.com/kcsndraft —

Nate Taylor, Seth Keysor, and Joshua Brisco discuss the latest draft buzz leading into the 2025 NFL Draft.—Donate to the All-Juice Draft Workshop Raffle in memory of Terez Paylor here! https://givebutter.com/kcsndraft —

Brian's World with Brian B. Shynin' is back to dive into the Chiefs offseason moves! The Royals are inching closer to a new spot for their stadium as we approach Opening Day and Brian has some NBA postseason thoughts. Robert Griffin is making headlines for all the wrong reasons this week and the downfall of Kanye West. We're joined by Ebony Reed co-author of Fifteen Cents on the Dollar to discuss her book as well as Terez Paylor memories. Subscribe: https://youtu.be/jJ21URrgapw Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jason Fitz, Frank Schwab and Charles Robinson look ahead to the 2025 NFL Draft's top story: Shedeur Sanders. With various mock drafts projecting Sanders from as high the second pick to as low as the second round, where will Shedeur ultimately land? Plus, Sanders already carries himself like an elite NFL quarterback, but can he REALLY be one? The trio also look at Shedeur's dual-threat teammate, Travis Hunter, and make some way-too-early draft predictions.Fitz, Frank & C Rob also debate the future of quarterback Sam Darnold and his role in the Minnesota Vikings' plans for next season. If the market value for Darnold is weaker than initially projected, does it make sense for him to stay in Minnesota, or is the threat of yet another QB battle too much for him to bear?(00:30) - Shedeur Sanders is the story of the draft(25:15) - How Travis Hunter fits into the top five(29:30) - Predicting the top 3 picks of the 2025 NFL Draft(39:00) - Why Sam Darnold's market is lower than expectedSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

Jason Fitz, Jori Epstein, Charles Robinson and Frank Schwab join forces from the Toyota Land Cruiser set at Super Bowl LIX to go behind the scenes on the final game of the 2024 NFL season. With the Kansas City Chiefs facing off against the Philadelphia Eagles, the crew analyzes what makes this game unique. The discussion kicks off with the “been there, done that” vibe surrounding both teams, setting the stage for a championship battle that feels routine, despite the high stakes.As the conversation heats up, the focus shifts to the key players who will shape the outcome. Frank Schwab and Charles Robinson dive deep into the Eagles' running game, especially with Saquon Barkley's role as a potential game-changer. But will the Chiefs' defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo have the tools to stop him? With historical implications on the line, the conversation also hits on the Chiefs' potential for a third straight Super Bowl win and how it would cement their dynasty among the greatest in sports. The crew reflects on Andy Reid's legendary coaching career, Patrick Mahomes' clutch ability, and the role of key players like Travis Kelce and Xavier Worthy.The panel also discusses Jalen Hurts and Nick Sirianni and their potential legacy riding on this game. The episode wraps with each panelist's Super Bowl predictions, with Fitz, Jori, and Charles leaning toward the Chiefs while Frank sticks with the Eagles.(3:40) - How will the rematch play out differently than last time?(8:20) - How can Spags stop the Eagles offense?(22:00) - Can Travis Kelce still take over a game?(26:40) - What a three-peat would mean for the Chiefs legacy(42:05) - Hurts and Sirianni's legacy on the line(57:10) - Final Super Bowl picksSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

Your favorite NFL insiders—Jason Fitz, Jori Epstein, Charles Robinson and Frank Schwab—join forces live from Radio Row in New Orleans to go behind the scenes on the latest headlines, trade talks and coaching moves that are shaping the future of the NFL. The crew digs into the Los Angeles Rams' decision to potentially trade star receiver Cooper Kupp. Is he washed, or could a contender still use his talents? Charles and Frank offer differing views on Kupp's future, with Frank suggesting he's nearing the end of the line, while Charles argues that a contending team could get great value out of him—despite his hefty contract. The conversation turns to the Cleveland Browns' star defensive end Myles Garrett, who's recently requested a trade. Will the Browns actually move him?Later, the gang dives into the saga of Kellen Moore and his potential fit with the New Orleans Saints—are the Saints gambling too much on this up-and-coming offensive mind? And with Chip Kelly taking over as the highest-paid coordinator in the NFL for the Las Vegas Raiders, could this signal a shift toward competency in Las Vegas? How much control does Tom Brady really have in the building, and could that change in the coming years?As the episode wraps, the team shifts gears to discuss the looming Super Bowl matchup. Frank points to the Philadelphia Eagles' laser focus as a sign they're treating this game like a business trip, while Charles notes the Kansas City Chiefs' seemingly casual attitude could come back to haunt them.(2:10) - Cooper Kupp trade talks/best landing spots(10:25) - Will the Browns actually trade Myles Garrett?(26:00) - Why the Saints are taking a big risk with Kellen Moore(40:05) - Raiders hire Chip Kelly(52:45) - Early Super Bowl thoughtsSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

With Super Bowl LIX just over a week away, Jason Fitz, Charles Robinson and Frank Schwab dive into the hot topics Roger Goodell must confront in his State of the League address. First and foremost are the officiating errors made throughout the league, but particularly in the NFC & AFC Championship games. Human error in must-win games must be corrected, but how?The trio react to the news that Matthew Stafford will return to play in 2025, though he's unlikely to do so on his current contract with the Los Angeles Rams. Will Stafford and the Rams find enough common ground to make a new, one-year deal? Or will the Rams let Stafford go elsewhere and start building towards their future? Plus, the latest on Aaron Rodgers' situation with the New York Jets and just how chaotic the quarterback carousel could become this offseason if Rodgers does retire.Fitz, Charles & Frank debate whether or not Eli Manning should be voted into the NFL Hall of Fame. He beat Tom Brady twice, and won 2 Super Bowls, but is it enough? (1:59) Goodell needs to fix NFL officiating(20:02) Matthew Stafford to return(27:39) Latest on Aaron Rodgers(43:28) Where will Sam Darnold land?(47:46) Is Eli Manning a Hall of Famer? Subscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app:

The seemingly endless cycle of NFL coaching changes continues and Jason Fitz & Frank Schwab break down what the latest hirings mean for each team.The Las Vegas Raiders announce the hiring of Pete Carroll as their new head coach. Maybe he can't take the Raiders to a Super Bowl, but can Carroll raise the floor in Las Vegas and bring the team back to winning ways? The Jacksonville Jaguars have reportedly hired Liam Coen as their head coach, but will the mishandling of the situation with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers leave a bad taste in the mouths of both franchises?Fitz & Frank preview the AFC Championship game between the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs. On paper, the Bills are the stronger team, but it's hard to root against the Chiefs in the postseason. Has the rivalry between these two teams and their quarterbacks Patrick Mahomes & Josh Allen become the latest edition of Tom Brady vs. Peyton Manning? And, if so, where does that leave Lamar Jackson in the conversation? (0:56) Liam Coen to Jacksonville(17:22) Pete Carroll to Las Vegas(25:58) Robert Salah to San Francisco (27:23) Is Mahomes vs. Allen the new Brady vs. Manning?(43:58) AFC Championship preview  Subscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app:

In this exciting episode of Inside Coverage, hosts Jason Fitz, Jori Epstein and Frank Schwab dive into the latest coaching news (including some breaking news live on the show) before breaking down this weekend's NFC Championship game. First up, the Chicago Bears have made a big splash by hiring Ben Johnson head coach, but they apparently hired him without meeting him in person. The trio explores the implications of this decision, especially considering Caleb's role in the process and the Bears' desperate need for a fresh start. Next, the breaking news drops that Aaron Glenn is heading to the New York Jets, and the trio give their instant analysis before touching on the uncertainty surrounding the Jacksonville Jaguars' future after firing GM Trent Baalke. Meanwhile, the Las Vegas Raiders are still in search of a head coach after their GM hire, and the team debates potential candidates, including the intriguing prospect of Pete Carroll or Anthony Weaver. The Dallas Cowboys seem to be moving in the direction of Brian Schottenheimer in their head coaching search, despite Kellen Moore offering a potentially higher ceiling.The episode wraps with a preview of the NFC Championship game, where Jori will be braving the cold to watch the action live in Philadelphia. The hosts dive into the concerns surrounding the Philadelphia Eagles' passing game and discuss how their formula of relying on the run game and a dominant defense could be enough to get them to the Super Bowl. On the other side, Frank gives high praise to Washington's rising star Jayden Daniels, who might just be the best player on the field Sunday. The gang make their predictions for what promises to be an unforgettable game.(00:45) - Ben Johnson goes to the Chicago Bears(18:55) - Aaron Glenn goes to the New York Jets(22:35) - Jaguars fire Trent Baalke(29:25) - Other coaching news: Las Vegas Raiders, New England Patriots & Dallas Cowboys(56:05) - NFC Championship game preview Subscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

In this episode of Inside Coverage, Jason Fitz and Frank Schwab are still catching their breath from an exhilarating NFL Divisional Round as they break down the biggest moments from a thrilling weekend of playoff action. The duo start with the Baltimore Ravens' heartbreaking loss to the Buffalo Bills. Mark Andrews' crucial drop and unforced turnovers haunted Baltimore, but Fitz and Frank agree it wasn't all on Lamar Jackson. The conversation continues with a deep dive into the Houston Texans' close loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, where Fitz defends the Chiefs' win as a product of solid football, not rigged officiating, and discusses whether K.C. is really as dominant as their record suggests.Moving into the NFC, the Detroit Lions' disappointing playoff performance raises questions about their coaching staff, while Frank Schwab hypes up rookie QB Jayden Daniels for his impressive season—one of the best in recent memory. The Philadelphia Eagles sneak out a win in the snow, but concerns about their one-dimensionality continue to grow. To wrap up, Fitz and Schwab preview the NFC Championship with a surprising take on the Washington Commanders' chances against the Philadelphia Eagles despite Washington's defensive struggles.(1:00) - Baltimore Ravens @ Buffalo Bills(12:10) - Houston Texans @ Kansas City Chiefs(28:35) - AFC Championship game early predictions(29:35) - Washington Commanders @ Detroit Lions(43:10) - Los Angeles Rams @ Philadelphia Eagles(54:00) - NFC Championship game early predictionsSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

Jason Fitz & Charles Robinson sort through the top candidates for each of the open NFL head coaching jobs. Could a Mike McCarthy return to the New Orleans Saints maximize Derek Carr's potential before they enter a rebuild? Aaron Glenn could be an attractive option for the New York Jets, unless he decides to return to a Detroit Lions organization that's doing just about everything right. After what he's done to improve the Tampa Bay Buccaneers run game, could Liam Coen revive the Jacksonville Jaguars running with Travis Ettienne and Tank Bigsby?Charles puts a stop to all notions that the Dallas Cowboys could make moves to trade up for Shedeur Sanders, but he does believe they're seriously considering Deion Sanders as their head coach. Another option for the Cowboys is Kellen Moore, especially since it seems Jerry Jones never really wanted to let him go in the first place. Though it may seem unlikely, is there good reason that Ben Johnson would prefer the Las Vegas Raiders job to the Chicago Bears opening?To wrap, the pair talk through some quarterback drama for the Minnesota Vikings and Cleveland Browns. After two disappointing losses, will the Vikings still consider franchising Sam Darnold or will they move on to J.J. McCarthy? Meanwhile, the Browns seem to have no choice but to draft a QB with the second pick in this year's draft following Deshaun Watson's second achilles injury.  (0:59) Frontrunners for coaching jobs(1:02) Mike McCarthy to Saints?(8:05) Aaron Glenn to Jets?(20:58) Liam Coen to Jaguars?(26:20) Could Cowboys draft Shedeur Sanders?(35:30) Kellen Moore to Cowboys?(39:16) Deion Sanders to Cowboys?(43:30) Ben Johnson to Raiders?(49:27) Where will Sam Darnold land?(58:45) Browns need new QB plans Subscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app:

In this episode of Inside Coverage, hosts Jason Fitz, Jori Epstein and Frank Schwab go full Christmas Carol as they look into the Dallas Cowboys' past, present and future. The crew start by reacting to the breaking news that Robert Saleh will interview for the vacant head coaching job. Is Saleh the right guy to get the organization over the hump? Next, the hosts step into the Cowboys' past by reflecting on Mike McCarthy's tenure as head coach. While McCarthy's regular-season success has been undeniable, the panel debates whether he was truly the coach to break the Cowboys' playoff drought. Is he the floor raiser Dallas needed, or did the team need someone who could elevate them to the next level?Moving into the Cowboys' present coaching search, the hosts dissect the latest rumors surrounding potential candidates, including the surprise whispers about Deion Sanders and other possible hires like Kellen Moore and Anthony Lynn. Would Moore, who has a deep connection to the team, be able to guide Dak Prescott to greater heights, or does Dallas need a more seasoned coach with the chops to challenge Jerry Jones' established culture? Finally, the trio peer into the Cowboys' future and what they would want Jerry to look for in their next coach, from someone who could challenge Jerry's established culture to whether or not the next coach needs previous head coaching experience.Later, the focus shifts to the NFL playoffs, with a preview of the AFC Divisional Round matchups. The crew gives their thoughts on the Houston Texans vs. Kansas City Chiefs, examining how Houston's defensive line could exploit Kansas City's weaknesses. The hosts also break down the Baltimore Ravens vs. Buffalo Bills, discussing how Lamar Jackson & Derrick Henry could lead the Ravens past the Bills, despite Lamar's past playoff struggles.(1:00) - Robert Saleh interviews for Cowboys HC job(9:30) - Cowboys' past & the Mike McCarthy era(23:20) - Cowboys' present: potential head coach candidates(32:05) - Cowboys' future: what do the Cowboys need out of their next head coach?(46:00) - Texans @ Chiefs predictions(47:50) - Ravens @ Bills predictionsSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

Jason Fitz & Frank Schwab join forces on a rare Monday night edition of Inside Coverage to recap the final game of Wild Card Weekend, as the Los Angeles Rams put an end to the Minnesota Vikings' spectacular 2024 season. The duo discuss the ascension of the Rams defense, Sam Darnold's future and more before bringing on Senior NFL Reporter Jori Epstein to get her inside perspective on the news that Mike McCarthy will not be returning to the Dallas Cowboys.(00:40) - Minnesota Vikings @ Los Angeles Rams(11:10) - Divisional round lookahead: who should be the favorite?(18:15) - Where do Mike McCarthy & the Cowboys go from here?Subscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

In this episode of Inside Coverage, Jason Fitz and Frank Schwab give their instant reactions and takeaways from every game of the Saturday and Sunday Wild Card slate as NFL playoff action is officially underway. Before they start, the guys reflect on the New England Patriots' hiring of Mike Vrabel as their new head coach. Both agree that landing Vrabel is a home-run move for the franchise. However, with a roster still in need of a massive overhaul, it's clear that Vrabel's work is only beginning.The action heats up when the guys break down the Washington Commanders' victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, where rookie QB Jayden Daniels' poise under pressure continues to impress. Is the young QB having a better rookie year than C.J. Stroud did? Frank thinks so, calling him a top 5 quarterback in the league right now. Next, the conversation shifts to the Green Bay Packers' disappointing loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, with Fitz calling out Jordan Love for falling flat. Is Love still a top-tier quarterback?Later, Fitz & Frank cover the Denver Broncos losing to the Buffalo Bills, where Josh Allen's brilliance stood out. Jason and Frank also delve into the ongoing struggles of the Pittsburgh Steelers under Mike Tomlin, and whether or not the team's QB issues are the missing piece to their Super Bowl hopes. Plus, the duo explores the explosive Houston Texans' defense and Justin Herbert's struggles in big games. Fitz & Frank finish with their final predictions for Monday night's matchup between the Minnesota Vikings & Los Angeles Rams.(1:50) - Patriots hire HC Mike Vrabel(7:30) - Washington Commanders @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers(23:20) - Green Bay Packers @ Philadelphia Eagles(32:30) - Denver Broncos @ Buffalo Bills(40:55) - Pittsburgh Steelers @ Baltimore Ravens(53:35) - Los Angeles Chargers @ Houston Texans(1:02:40) - Final Minnesota Vikings @ Los Angeles Rams predictionsSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

In this episode of Inside Coverage, Jason Fitz and Frank Schwab break down the key moments from Week 18 of the NFL season, offering their take on some of the league's biggest matchups and the implications for teams heading into the playoffs. They kick things off by discussing the Minnesota Vikings vs. Detroit Lions game, which didn't live up to expectations as both teams were feeling the pressure. From there, the hosts dive into the drama surrounding the New England Patriots' loss to the Buffalo Bills and the firing of Jerod Mayo, with Frank questioning the team's management and Fitz wondering why the Patriots waited so long to go after Mike Vrabel. They also touch on the Denver Broncos dominating the Kansas City Chiefs backups. Next, the duo analyze the Miami Dolphins' loss to the New York Jets, with Frank reflecting on the future of Aaron Rodgers and Tyreek Hill's uncertain status with the Dolphins. Later, the hosts discuss key matchups like the Cleveland Browns vs. Baltimore Ravens, where Frank feels the Browns need to draft a QB with the second overall pick. They also break down the Cincinnati Bengals' missed playoff chances and the Chicago Bears' morale-boosting win over the Green Bay Packers. With a look ahead to next season, Jason and Frank consider the future of coaches like Mike McCarthy, Brian Daboll, Antonio Pierce and others, while touching on the unexpected rollercoaster ride that is the Seattle Seahawks. (00:30) - Minnesota Vikings at Detroit Lions(11:15) - Buffalo Bills at New England Patriots(19:40) - Kansas City Chiefs at Denver Broncos(25:05) - Miami Dolphins at New York Jets(33:15) - Cleveland Browns at Baltimore Ravens(35:20) - Cincinnati Bengals at Pittsburgh Steelers(38:30) - Carolina Panthers at Atlanta Falcons(40:45) - Washington Commanders at Dallas Cowboys(44:35) - Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers(47:00) - Houston Texans at Tennessee Titans(49:45) - Jacksonville Jaguars at Indianapolis Colts(51:30) - New York Giants at Philadelphia Eagles(54:00) - New Orleans Saints at Tampa Bay Buccaneers(52:05) - Los Angeles Chargers at Las Vegas Raiders(1:01:00) - Seattle Seahawks at Los Angeles Rams(1:03:20) - San Francisco 49ers at Arizona CardinalsSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

In this episode ofInside Coverage, hosts Jason Fitz, Jori Epstein and Frank Schwab dive deep into the latest coaching rumors and news across the NFL. With the New York Jets already making moves early in the offseason, the team's pursuit of former Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Vrabel is front and center. The hosts explore whether Vrabel would want the job in New York, plus the ramifications of the Chicago Bears missing out on their first shot to interview Vrabel and the potential of Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson as a future head coach. The trio also touch on Mike McCarthy and whether or not he's jockeying for leverage with the Dallas Cowboys given recent rumors.Later in the show, the three hosts tackle the controversial Pro Bowl rosters and debate the biggest snubs of the season, including Brian Thomas Jr, Baker Mayfield and more.Saquon Barkley likely won't play on Sunday despite having an opportunity to break the single season rushing record, and Fitz and Jori have thoughts on what goes into that decision and whether or not the Philadelphia Eagles are making the right call. Finally, the episode wraps up with predictions for the Minnesota Vikings vs. Detroit Lions game, where all three hosts agree that the Vikings have the edge despite the Lions' impressive season.(00:30) - Coaching carousel news & rumors: Vrabel, McCarthy, Johnson & more(30:40) - Pro Bowl rosters announced: biggest snubs(48:10) - Inside the Eagles' decision to sit Saquon Barkley(59:00) - Vikings vs. Lions picks & predictionsSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

In this episode of Inside Coverage, Jason Fitz and Frank Schwab dive into the fallout from every game of Week 17 NFL action, from a looming monster matchup to a coaching decision that could change the landscape of the 2024 season. Fitz and Frank agree: next week's showdown between the Minnesota Vikings and Detroit Lions is one of the most high-stakes regular season games of all time, and Campbell has a huge decision to make about whether or not to sit players on Monday night.As the duo breaks down the week's key matchups, they touch on Sam Darnold's explosive performance for the Vikings, why the Green Bay Packers still haven't proven they can beat top teams and how the Los Angeles Chargers are shaping up for a playoff run. The Denver Broncos suffered a heartbreaking loss to the Cincinnati Bengals with playoff hopes on the line, while the New York Jets' disastrous performance against the Buffalo Bills raised even more questions about their future. Fitz and Schwab also dig into Brock Bowers breaking records and the Indianapolis Colts' playoff chances crumbling with a disastrous performance.Fitz and Schwab also weigh in on the fate of Mike McCarthy after the Dallas Cowboys' embarrassing loss to the Philadelphia Eagles and the rest of the Sunday slate before giving their uncertain predictions for an awkward Monday night matchup between the Detroit Lions & San Francisco 49ers.(1:50) - Week 18 battle for home field advantage(11:00) - Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings(22:00) - Atlanta Falcons @ Washington Commanders(31:00) - Los Angeles Chargers @ New England Patriots(35:00) - Denver Broncos @ Cincinnati Bengals(39:00) - Arizona Cardinals @ Los Angeles Rams(40:50) - New York Jets @ Buffalo Bills(44:30) - Dallas Cowboys @ Philadelphia Eagles(47:50) - Las Vegas Raiders @ New Orleans Saints(52:00) - Indianapolis Colts @ New York Giants(57:20) - Tennessee Titans @ Jacksonville Jaguars(58:20) - Miami Dolphins @ Cleveland Browns(59:40) - Carolina Panthers @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers(1:02:50) - MNF previewSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

After a truly hideous, miserable Thursday Night Football game between the Seattle Seahawks and the Chicago Bears, both franchises are left with questions at the QB position. For Chicago, Caleb Williams has issues holding onto the football for too long and oftentimes overlooks the easy play for the dramatic one. Can the Bears organization rely on him to execute their offense regardless of who is hired as head coach? Meanwhile for Seattle, Geno Smith has been good but not great all season long. Is it time to move on from his inconsistency? And if so, is there even a quarterback out there worth trading for? Jason Fitz, Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab answer these questions and more in their breakdown of the game.In this week's QB Room, C Rob looks at the quarterback situation in Minnesota with Sam Darnold & J.J. McCarthy. Will the Vikings franchise Sam Darnold and punt on McCarthy in light of his unexpected success this season? Or should they let Darnold walk away and fully commit to McCarthy while he's still on his rookie contract?To wrap, the trio react to Aaron Rodgers' comments about the Jets needing to be “professional” and discuss if it's fair for him to call out the Jets when he mishandled the preseason and minicamps. (0:50) Seahawks @ Bears recap(24:23) What should Minnesota do at QB next season?(47:52) Aaron Rodgers comments on Jets 'professionalism' Subscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app:

In this episode of Inside Coverage, hosts Jason Fitz and Frank Schwab dive into every game from Week 16 of NFL action, starting with the shocking upset of the Philadelphia Eagles by the Washington Commanders. The loss, coupled with the continued success of the Detroit Lions and Minnesota Vikings, has put Philly in a tough spot, and the pressure is mounting on Jalen Hurts and company, while Jayden Daniels showed why he is the consensus Rookie of the Year. The conversation then shifts to the Minnesota Vikings' win over the Seattle Seahawks. The Seahawks' inability to find consistent quarterback play leaves them stuck in the middle of the NFC West, and Fitz is skeptical about Seattle's chances of making a deep playoff run. Fitz and Frank also dissect the Pittsburgh Steelers' loss to the Baltimore Ravens, where the Ravens made a major statement and showed what they can be at their best, and Frank notes that Pittsburgh's lack of playmakers outside of Pickens has been a major weakness.Later, the dynamic duo cover the rest of Saturday and Sunday's games, including the Houston Texans' mounting injuries, the Las Vegas Raiders' victory, Michael Penix Jr's first start and much more. The show concludes with a preview of the Monday Night Football matchup between the Green Bay Packers and the New Orleans Saints, where both hosts are in agreement that the Packers are poised for a dominant performance.(1:30) - Philadelphia Eagles at Washington Commanders(9:00) - Minnesota Vikings at Seattle Seahawks(21:25) - Pittsburgh Steelers at Baltimore Ravens(28:00) - Houston Texans at Kansas City Chiefs(31:10) - New York Giants at Atlanta Falcons(34:30) - Detroit Lions at Chicago Bears(39:15) - Cleveland Browns at Cincinnati Bengals(41:25) - Tennessee Titans at Indianapolis Colts(43:45) - Los Angeles Rams at New York Jets(46:05) - Arizona Cardinals at Carolina Panthers(49:20) - New England Patriots at Buffalo Bills(51:05) - Jacksonville Jaguars at Las Vegas Raiders(58:45) - San Francisco 49ers at Miami Dolphins(1:00:00) - Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Dallas Cowboys(1:04:00) - MNF previewSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

In this week's episode of Inside Coverage, Frank Schwab and Jori Epstein deep dive into the Atlanta Falcons' decision to bench veteran quarterback Kirk Cousins in favor of rookie Michael Penix Jr. Jori, though not shocked by Penix's start, is taken aback by the team's decision to market it as a permanent change. The duo discusses what we can expect from Penix in his first NFL action and debates whether Cousins, struggling after his Achilles injury, will find a starting role next season (plus some potential landing spots that make sense). In other news, Jori heads to Philly this week to examine the Philadelphia Eagles' impressive defense, highlighted by the rise of linebacker Zach Baun, who's making a name for himself after an offseason transformation.Later in the episode, the conversation shifts to a common theme in the NFL: process vs. results. Frank and Jori analyze some key quarterback decisions by process alone: Deshaun Watson's rumored return next year and Anthony Richardson's stagnant development in Indianapolis. Jori and Frank analyze the Indianapolis Colts' decision-making process in drafting Richardson and whether it was a case of bad process or just bad luck. They also discuss the potential of Deshaun Watson bouncing back in Cleveland, reflecting on the Browns' investment and whether his struggles were a product of poor decision-making or something more complex. Frank and Jori also break down the Dallas Cowboys' hot streak and whether head coach Mike McCarthy's job is safe after recent wins.The episode closes with a discussion on Frank's NFL power rankings, with Frank placing the Eagles at the top and Jori arguing for the Buffalo Bills at number one, and the hosts' picks for Thursday Night Football as the Denver Broncos head to Southern California to take on the Los Angeles Chargers.(2:45) - Kirk Cousins benched in Atlanta(21:20) - Rise of Zach Baun in Philly(31:35) - Process vs. results: Anthony Richardson(38:00) - Process vs. results: Deshaun Watson(46:10) - Process vs. results: Mike McCarthy(55:00) - Frank's power rankings corner(1:01:55) - TNF picksSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

In this week's episode of Inside Coverage, Jason Fitz and Frank Schwab give their instant reactions and takeaways from Week 15 of NFL action. The guys kick things off discussing the polarization in the league this year, with a massive gap between the top-tier teams and those struggling at the bottom. The conversation shifts to what turned out to be the game of the week: Buffalo Bills vs. Detroit Lions. Fitz and Frank are in awe of Josh Allen's incredible rise to MVP-caliber play. Frank lists the few quarterbacks in NFL history who have played at Allen's current level, comparing him to the likes of Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers. But as impressive as the Bills are, the Lions defense is starting to show cracks. Can Dan Campbell's squad continue to ride high with a shaky defense, or will this expose them in the postseason? Fitz is convinced that the Bills are now the team to beat in the AFC, even if that means taking down the mighty Kansas City Chiefs.Fitz & Frank also highlight the Pittsburgh Steelers' offensive struggles against the dominant Philadelphia Eagles and the Green Bay Packers rolling on primetime against the Seattle Seahawks.Later, the duo cover every other matchup from Sunday's slate of games. Fitz is particularly concerned with Tua Tagovailoa's erratic play, while Frank gives props to Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams showing their connection is still very much alive. Meanwhile, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers stun the Los Angeles Chargers, with Baker Mayfield leading the charge, and Mike McCarthy is quietly earning his job back in Dallas. The duo wrap up with predictions for the Monday Night Football double header.(00:50) - NFL is extremely polarized this year(5:00) - Buffalo Bills @ Detroit Lions(20:45) - Pittsburgh Steelers @ Philadelphia Eagles(26:55) - Green Bay Packers @ Seattle Seahawks(33:00) - Dallas Cowboys @ Carolina Panthers(36:40) - Kansas City Chiefs @ Cleveland Browns(40:15) - Miami Dolphins @ Houston Texans(45:20) - New York Jets @ Jacksonville Jaguars(47:10) - Washington Commanders @ New Orleans Saints(50:35) - Baltimore Ravens @ New York Giants(52:40) - Cincinnati Bengals @ Tennessee Titans(54:20) - New England Patriots @ Arizona Cardinals(55:40) - Indianapolis Colts @ Denver Broncos(59:10) - Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Los Angeles Chargers(1:01:40) - MNF picksSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

The San Francisco 49ers have more questions than answers after a low-scoring loss to the Los Angeles Rams that effectively cost them their playoff chances. With the season all but over, should the 49ers go through with signing Brock Purdy to a $60 million deal or would trying their luck in the NFL Draft prove more successful? Plus, will De'Vondre Campbell ever return to the field after he left the 49ers in the third quarter of their Thursday night game? Jason Fitz, Jori Epstein & Frank Schwab break it all down on this episode of Inside Coverage.After spending time in Dallas for the Winter NFL Owners' Meeting, Jori shares her top stories from the event. Bill Belichick's move to college football was top of mind for many owners and Jori explains why Belichick might make the move now even though several NFL head coaching jobs are still open. Jori also gives updates on the possible expansion of replay assist and the impact of teams selling stakes to private equity firms. (0:36) Rams @ 49ers recap(3:34) What do we make of Brock Purdy now?(16:53) De'Vondre Campbell leaves 49ers mid-game(23:37) Why would Belichick move to CFB with NFL jobs still open?(38:45) Takeaways from Winter NFL Owners' Meeting(40:45) Possible expansion of replay assist(52:34) Teams selling stakes to private equity firms(55:54) Goodell addresses Jay-Z allegations Subscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app:

In today's Inside Coverage, Jason Fitz, Charles Robinson, and Frank Schwab dive into a wild NFL week filled with coaching rumors, locker room tension and playoff implications. They kick things off with a trending former head coach, Bill Belichick, and whether he's on the verge of a surprising jump to college football with the University of North Carolina. Is Belichick ready to trade in the NFL grind for a new challenge, and what does the rumored succession plan involving son Steve Belichick really mean for his future?The discussion heats up as Charles and Frank debate the potential of Mike Vrabel as the next head coach for the Chicago Bears. Charles offers insight into how the Bears might be targeting a strong leader to pair with an upstart offensive mind, but Frank raises concerns about the impact on quarterback Caleb Williams. Meanwhile, the trio tackles the growing tension in the Philadelphia Eagles' locker room, sparked by AJ Brown's comments about the offense. Despite the team's impressive 11-2 record, there's talk of internal unrest, with some questioning quarterback Jalen Hurts. The crew breaks down how and why Hurts' leadership continues to be scrutinized.Finally, the guys wrap up with a look at the Kansas City Chiefs, who are somehow managing to be the worst 12-1 team in NFL history due to a number of lucky breaks. Can Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid keep their Super Bowl hopes alive with such a precarious record? Plus, the trio previews Thursday Night Football, where Frank and Charles favor the San Francisco 49ers to defeat the Los Angeles Rams, but Fitz throws in a bold pick for the Rams.(4:10) - Is Bill Belichick to UNC real?(22:50) - Could Bears pursue Mike Vrabel as their next HC?(35:15) - Eagles locker room problems & Jalen Hurts(48:10) - Frank's power rankings corner(56:15) - Rams @ 49ers picksSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

In this week's Inside Coverage, Jason Fitz and Frank Schwab react to every game from the Week 14 NFL Sunday slate. Fitz and Frank start with some of the more interesting outcomes, including the Kansas City Chiefs escaping with a close win on Sunday night and the Buffalo Bills' stunning loss to the Los Angeles Rams, as Josh Allen's historic fantasy performance wasn't enough to save them. The Minnesota Vikings beat the Atlanta Falcons, as Sam Darnold continues to shine while Kirk Cousins struggles, leading Frank to wonder about Minnesota's offseason plans. Over in the NFC, the Seattle Seahawks asserted themselves as the best team in the NFC West, dominating the Arizona Cardinals, with Frank predicting they'll win the division.Later, Fitz & Frank dive into the rest of the Sunday slate. In Tennessee, the Jaguars handed the Titans another blowout loss, leaving Frank wondering if it's time for a major rebuild. The Las Vegas Raiders' nightmare season continued with a cheap shot injury to Aidan O'Connell, while the Tampa Bay Buccaneers seized control of the NFC South. Are the San Francisco 49ers still alive in the NFC playoff race? Fitz and Frank break down all the key takeaways, with a special focus on how the Bills, Vikings, and Seahawks stack up for the playoff push.(1:45) - Los Angeles Chargers @ Kansas City Chiefs(7:30) - Buffalo Bills @ Los Angeles Rams(13:30) - Atlanta Falcons @ Minnesota Vikings(24:15) - Seattle Seahawks @ Arizona Cardinals(29:00) - Jacksonville Jaguars @ Tennessee Titans(33:00) - New York Jets @ Miami Dolphins(36:00) - New Orleans Saints @ New York Giants(38:50) - Carolina Panthers @ Philadelphia Eagles(46:25) - Las Vegas Raiders @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers(54:10) - Cleveland Browns @ Pittsburgh Steelers(56:50) - Chicago Bears @ San Francisco 49ers(1:00:15) - Cincinnati Bengals @ Dallas Cowboys previewSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

Dan Campbell's bold play calling earns the Detroit Lions a win against the Green Bay Packers in a Thursday Night Football thriller. Jason Fitz & Charles Robinson break down the game and explain just how demoralizing it is for opposing defenses when teams like the Lions continuously go for it on 4th down.C Rob ranks both the current and likely head coach openings in the NFL based solely on the team's QB situation. While it's not surprising that a team like the New York Jets with an aging Aaron Rodgers is ranked worst, C Rob's evaluation of the Dallas Cowboys with Dak Prescott might surprise you. Plus, are the Las Vegas Raiders actually a decent landing spot for a new head coach despite Gardner Minshew's poor play? (0:35) Packers @ Lions recap(12:38) Lions or Eagles to Super Bowl?(23:58) Ranking HC openings by QB situation(24:43) New York Jets & Rodgers(27:56) New Orleans Saints & Carr(30:30) New York Giants & Jones dead cap(37:42) Dallas Cowboys & Prescott(48:21) Jacksonville Jaguars & Lawrence(52:02) Las Vegas Raiders & Minshew(58:50) Chicago Bears & Williams Subscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app:

In this week's Inside Coverage, Jason Fitz, Jori Epstein, and Frank Schwab dive into the latest headlines, from Dak Prescott's comments on Mike McCarthy to the evolving coaching carousel in Chicago.First up, Jori Epstein reacts to her viral interview with Dak Prescott about his thoughts on McCarthy's future in Dallas. The crew debates whether the Dallas Cowboys should bring Mike McCarthy back or move in a new direction, weighing the pros and cons of potential head coaching candidates like Mike Vrabel and Ben Johnson and whether the grass really is greener on the other side.The conversation shifts to the Chicago Bears, whose continued coaching missteps have left the franchise in turmoil. The crew discusses what the Bears should be looking for in their new leader and whether they can ever find stability after years of turnover.The trio also dive into the historic 2024 rookie QB class, with Frank calling it one of the best we've seen since the legendary 1983 draft. As we approach Week 14, these young quarterbacks are showing they're more than ready for the NFL, with some already playing at a high level. Jori also brings up Sean Payton as a Coach of the Year candidate, whose bold moves in Denver are starting to pay off.Finally, the crew debates NFL power rankings, with the Detroit Lions and Philadelphia Eagles both making strong cases for the top spot, and previews this week's Thursday Night Football matchup between the Green Bay Packers and Detroit Lions.(1:05) - Cowboys coaching dilemma(20:00) - Bears begin head coach search(37:50) - Is this rookie QB class going to be among the all-time greats?(46:50) - Frank's power rankings corner(50:50) - Packers @ Lions preview & picksSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

Jason Fitz and Frank Schwab break down the biggest matchups from Week 13 of NFL action, as they give their thoughts on the three biggest games from Sunday, parse through the leftovers from the Thanksgiving games and give instant takeaways for every game from the Week 13 Sunday slate.The Philadelphia Eagles solidified their Super Bowl contender status with a dominant second-half performance against the Baltimore Ravens. Jalen Hurts and the Eagles are now 8-0 since their bye, and Frank and Fitz both agree that Philly has a case to be considered the NFC favorite. Despite a strong effort from Lamar Jackson, the Ravens continue to struggle, particularly with kicker Justin Tucker's recent struggles, which could haunt them come playoff time.The Pittsburgh Steelers impress with their versatility, winning both low-scoring slugfests and high-scoring shootouts. Fitz and Frank praise Mike Tomlin's coaching job, though they note some concerns, particularly with George Pickens' recent struggles. The Cincinnati Bengals, meanwhile, continue to disappoint, with Frank calling their defense a major liability despite Joe Burrow's MVP-level play.In the "Leftovers" segment, the guys discuss the Thanksgiving games, including the struggles of the Chicago Bears, an unremarkable Dallas Cowboys win and the Green Bay Packers turning in their best performance of the season. The Kansas City Chiefs continue to win ugly, but Fitz remains skeptical about their long-term prospects.Fitz & Frank move on to the rest of the Sunday slate, including Bryce Young's development, one of the dirtiest hits of the last few years, Drake Maye vs. Anthony Richardson and much more. The duo finish up with their predictions for Monday night's matchup between the Cleveland Browns & Denver Broncos.(1:55) - San Francisco 49ers @ Buffalo Bills(7:15) - Philadelphia Eagles @ Baltimore Ravens(18:15) - Pittsburgh Steelers @ Cincinnati Bengals(29:00) - Chicago Bears @ Detroit Lions(32:00) - New York Giants @ Dallas Cowboys(32:20) - Miami Dolphins @ Green Bay Packers(34:00) - Las Vegas Raiders @ Kansas City Chiefs(40:45) Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Carolina Panthers(44:45) - Los Angeles Chargers @ Atlanta Falcons(47:35) - Houston Texans @ Jacksonville Jaguars(51:30) - Tennessee Titans @ Washington Commanders(52:00) - Los Angeles Rams @ New Orleans Saints(52:45) - Seattle Seahawks @ New York Jets(55:30) - Indianapolis Colts @ New England Patriots(57:30) - Arizona Cardinals @ Minnesota Vikings(1:01:30) - Monday Night Football previewSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

Jason Fitz, Jori Epstein & Frank Schwab discuss the ongoing running back renaissance in the NFL and whether it's time to reconsider how running backs are valued before diving into the latest quarterback news and previewing the Thanksgiving games. With Saquon Barkley making an MVP case, the episode starts with the evolving role of running backs like Barkley and Derrick Henry in today's game, and whether teams should invest heavily in top-tier backs. The hosts explore the trend of successful RB moves this season and whether we should expect that trend to continue. The three hosts also cover the NFL salary cap, debating whether it still holds the same power it once did. Jori breaks down the cap's impact on team-building and whether teams should focus more on probabilistic outcomes when making financial decisions, rather than strictly adhering to cap constraints.Daniel Jones made headlines by reportedly signing with the Minnesota Vikings during the podcast, and the hosts react to the move and analyze why this move makes sense for both Jones and the Vikings. They highlight the potential for Jones to thrive under head coach Kevin O'Connell and for the Vikings to get a bridge quarterback to mentor J.J. McCarthy.In other quarterback news, Bryce Young nearly took down the Kansas City Chiefs last weekend, and the trio break down what the driving factor for Young's improvement is. Was it the benching, and will his good play continue down the stretch?Later, Frank breaks down his latest power rankings and what led to the Philadelphia Eagles jumping the Chiefs for the #2 spot.Finally, the hosts preview the Thanksgiving Day matchups, including the Chicago Bears vs. Detroit Lions, the New York Giants vs. Dallas Cowboys and the Miami Dolphins vs. Green Bay Packers. They discuss the key storylines and make their predictions for each game, along with some questionable Thanksgiving food comparisons.(1:00) Is the NFL entering a running back renaissance?(25:20) Daniel Jones signs with the Vikings(32:00) Bryce Young's recent development(46:10) Frank's power rankings corner: Eagles take #2 spot(50:10) Thanksgiving games previewSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

Jason Fitz and Frank Schwab join forces to break down EVERY game from the Week 12 Sunday slate.Frank & Fitz start with highlighting the three biggest games of the day, as they give their thoughts and takeaways from Saquon Barkley's utter dominance on Sunday night, the San Francisco 49ers' complete collapse against the Green Bay Packers and the Washington Commanders evidently slipping in a brutal loss against the Dallas Cowboys.Later, the two hosts dive into every other game from the Week 12 Sunday slate, as they give their thoughts on impressive quarterback performances from Sam Darnold, Bo Nix and Tua Tagovailoa, the Kansas City Chiefs employing the use of black magic once again, C.J. Stroud's sophomore slump, whether or not the Seattle Seahawks are the new team to beat in the NFC West and much more. Fitz & Frank wrap up with their thoughts and predictions for the Monday night Harbaugh Bowl in Los Angeles.(00:30) Philadelphia Eagles @ Los Angeles Rams(8:10) San Francisco 49ers @ Green Bay Packers(16:20) Dallas Cowboys @ Washington Commanders(24:35) Minnesota Vikings @ Chicago Bears(29:25) Detroit Lions @ Indianapolis Colts(32:40) New England Patriots @ Miami Dolphins(36:00) Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ New York Giants(40:35) Denver Broncos @ Las Vegas Raiders(47:10) Kansas City Chiefs @ Carolina Panthers(49:40) Tennessee Titans @ Houston Texans(54:50) Arizona Cardinals @ Seattle Seahawks(57:50) Baltimore Ravens @ Los Angeles Chargers previewSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

After relegating him to QB4, the New York Giants officially release Daniel Jones. Jason Fitz & Frank Schwab ask what went wrong in the ‘Daniel Jones era' and look ahead to where he might be able to still land on his feet elsewhere in the NFL.The Cleveland Browns beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 24-19 in the snow during Thursday Night Football. The Steelers showed they might not be the postseason contenders we imagined in this game where their offensive star George Pickens was almost nowhere to be seen. All the Browns' problems seem to lie with their quarterback, but would getting a new QB in the 2025 NFL Draft truly get them back to winning ways?Fitz, Frank, and Charles look ahead to next season for Aaron Rodgers. If he's not retired or with the New York Jets, where could the veteran QB realistically go? Plus, the trio look at two other QB contracts worth keeping an eye on in the second half of the season with Brock Purdy's new deal with the San Francisco 49ers and if the Steelers will extend Russell Wilson.The three then ask which teams they really, truly trust to win either the AFC or NFC. Can the Steelers be trusted to win the AFC after a loss to a Browns team with nothing to lose? And is there anyone in the NFC who can threaten the Detroit Lions?  (0:26) Giants release Daniel Jones(8:21) Steelers @ Browns recap(33:49) Where could Rodgers go next season?(43:01) QB contracts worth watching: Russell Wilson(46:23) QB contracts worth watching: Brock Purdy(56:01) Who do you trust to win the AFC?(1:05:08) Who do you trust to win the NFC? Subscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app:

Jason Fitz is joined by Jori Epstein and Frank Schwab to go behind the scenes on the latest news and storylines from around the NFL. The New York Jets fired their general manager Joe Douglas, which leads to a conversation about the future of the Jets and whether the complicated late-career saga of Aaron Rodgers is truly coming to an end after this season. In other New York quarterback news, the Giants benched QB Daniel Jones and are planning to start Tommy DeVito with Head Coach Brian Daboll's job potentially on the line. Is desperately trying to win games really in the best interest of the 2024 New York Giants?Later, Jori delves into her latest reporting around Chicago Bears OC Thomas Brown and the changes he's made to build around rookie QB Caleb Williams, and how Brown's focus on creating a simpler ecosystem for Williams is already showing on the field. Frank has officially launched the Mike Tomlin for Coach of the Year campaign, and he argues why Tomlin is having his best ever year leading the Pittsburgh Steelers.The hosts wrap up with Frank's latest controversial power rankings – as Frank attempts to defend keeping the Kansas City Chiefs above the Buffalo Bills despite the outcome of Sunday's head-to-head matchup – and predictions for Thursday night's matchup between the Steelers and the Cleveland Browns.(5:30) What's next for Aaron Rodgers and the Jets?(24:50) Giants bench Daniel Jones, will start Tommy DeVito(32:45) How Thomas Brown is helping Caleb Williams(41:45) Mike Tomlin for Coach of the Year?(47:50) Frank's power rankings corner(55:40) Thursday night predictions: Steelers @ BrownsSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

Jason Fitz and Frank Schwab join forces to give their instant reactions and takeaways from every single game in the Week 11 NFL Sunday slate. The dynamic duo kick things off with the biggest highlight games of the day, as they give their thoughts on the Buffalo Bills finally slaying the undefeated dragon that was the Kansas City Chiefs and how the result changes the entire AFC playoff race, the Detroit Lions embarrassing the Jacksonville Jaguars in what looked like the best team in the NFL beating up on the worst team and the Pittsburgh Steelers officially putting the league on notice that they are the team to beat in the AFC North.Next, Frank and Fitz move on to the rest of the Sunday slate of games and discuss the Chicago Bears falling short against Green Bay for the eleventh straight time, Anthony Richardson's huge bounce-back game, the Denver Broncos looking like a clear wild card team, the muddy mess that is the NFC West race and much more. The two hosts finish off the episode with their thoughts and predictions for Monday night's matchup between the Houston Texans and the Dallas Cowboys.(00:25) Kansas City Chiefs @ Buffalo Bills(9:55) Jacksonville Jaguars @ Detroit Lions(20:25) Baltimore Ravens @ Pittsburgh Steelers(28:00) Cincinnati Bengals @ Los Angeles Chargers(33:20) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears(39:00) Minnesota Vikings @ Tennessee Titans(40:55) Las Vegas Raiders @ Miami Dolphins(44:20) Los Angeles Rams @ New England Patriots(45:50) Cleveland Browns @ New Orleans Saints(47:25) Indianapolis Colts @ New York Jets(50:05) Atlanta Falcons @ Denver Broncos(54:45) Seattle Seahawks @ San Francisco 49ers(58:00) Houston Texans @ Dallas CowboysSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

The Dallas Cowboys have problems but Deion Sanders is not the answer. Jason Fitz, Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab look at what a path to fixing the Dallas Cowboys would really look like. While a Deion and Shedeur Sanders combo might not work for Dallas, are there any other NFL franchises that should consider the father + son duo?But first, the trio recaps the Thursday Night Football game which saw the Philadelphia Eagles come out on top of the Washington Commanders. Despite having a solid roster and 8 wins, the Eagles have slipped from the NFC title conversation. What made us forget about the Eagles up until Thursday night? (1:53) Commanders @ Eagles recap(18:19) Is overpaying RBs an issue?(24:17) Path to fix Dallas Cowboys(47:47) Is Deion + Shedeur Sanders to the same NFL team a bad idea?(1:00:46) Stock up on C.J. Stroud Subscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app:

Frank Schwab and Jori Epstein join forces to break down the biggest news and storylines from around the NFL this week, including Anthony Richardson reclaiming the starting role in Indy, the Chicago Bears making a big coaching change, Micah Parsons' latest comments, Frank's updated power rankings and previewing a massive NFC East showdown on Thursday night.Frank and Jori kick things off with the news that Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen is placing QB Anthony Richardson back in the starting role after a disastrous couple of games for Joe Flacco. Frank and Jori discuss how we got to this decision and what a roller coaster past couple of weeks means for Richardson's future development. In other news, the Bears fired OC Shane Waldron as they try to get Caleb Williams back on track and Micah Parsons made some interesting comments about Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy when speaking with Jori on Sunday.Frank's latest power rankings are out, and Frank attempts to defend his more controversial placements, including moving the New York Giants to the very bottom and the Pittsburgh Steelers and Arizona Cardinals ever closer to the top 5.The Thursday night matchup between the Washington Commanders and Philadelphia Eagles has game of the year potential, and Frank and Jori break down how each team can manage to come away with a win that would have huge implications for the NFC East race.(2:20) Anthony Richardson reclaims starting role(15:50) What does the Bears coaching change mean for Caleb Williams?(25:25) Micah Parsons on Mike McCarthy's future(32:00) Frank's power rankings corner: Giants, Steelers, Cardinals(44:30) Commanders @ Eagles previewSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: