James Palmer opens the show with Colts beat writer James Boyd to break down Indianapolis’ decision to place the transition tag on Daniel Jones. What does the tag reveal about Chris Ballard’s long-term plans at quarterback, and was there any real risk the Colts could lose Jones in free agency? The conversation also explores the financial chess match the Colts are playing as they try to keep their roster competitive.

The Colts’ offseason questions don’t stop at quarterback. Boyd and Palmer examine the growing market for wide receiver Alec Pierce and why teams around the league could drive his price sky-high. They also discuss the uncertain future of Anthony Richardson and whether another team might gamble on his rare traits despite his struggles in Indianapolis.

Next, Palmer is joined by Packers writer Matt Schneidman to dive into one of the most fascinating names in free agency: Malik Willis. After developing under Matt LaFleur and learning in the same quarterback room as Jordan Love, what type of starter could Willis become for a team willing to bet on his upside?

The show then shifts to the league’s biggest roster moves, including Buffalo’s trade for Chicago Bears receiver DJ Moore. Palmer explains why Joe Brady and the Bills believe Moore can elevate Josh Allen’s offense and how Khalil Shakir could see an expanded role in Buffalo. Plus, a look at how quarterback decisions around the league — including Kyler Murray, Tua Tagovailoa, Geno Smith, and Kirk Cousins — could reshape the entire free agency landscape.

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We open with the Philadelphia Eagles with Brooks Kubena and the story hanging over the Eagles’ entire offseason: A.J. Brown. We unpack what it would take for this to get smoothed over, why the Eagles aren’t looking to “subtract” from a great roster, and why the phone will still get answered if the right offer comes in. From there we zoom in on Hurts and the offense, with Sean Mannion’s system pointing toward more zone run, more play-action, and a real opportunity to unlock DeVonta Smith at every level of the field.

Next up, Jesse Newell joins from Indy to break down the Kansas City Chiefs’ strangest offseason in years — including what it means to finally pick inside the top 10. With Brett Veach weighing the rare value of premium positions in this range, we explore why edge rusher, wide receiver, or tackle could be the move, plus how trading down could fit a stars-and-scrubs roster build. And with Travis Kelce’s timeline hovering over everything, the Chiefs’ cap math gets real in a hurry.

We close with Zac Jackson on the Cleveland Browns, where Todd Monken inherits a brutal reality: an offensive line in flux, a bottom-tier receiver room, and a quarterback situation that can change by the week. Zac lays out why tackle and wide receiver feel unavoidable at No. 6, why Deshaun Watson is more last resort than plan, and why names like Malik Willis and Shedeur Sanders are only part of a much bigger competition.

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Meanwhile, the trade market is already heating up. On Monday, the Detroit Lions traded RB David Montgomery to the Houston Texans. The Athletic’s senior NFL insider, Dianna Russini, shares updates on other possible moves. What is the latest with the Philadelphia Eagles and WR A.J. Brown? Would a team like the Buffalo Bills try to add a weapon for Josh Allen? And are the Las Vegas Raiders ready to deal All-Pro DE Maxx Crosby? Russini shares the latest intel on which teams could be in the mix.

Plus, what will the Minnesota Vikings do at quarterback? Are they willing to give J.J. McCarthy another chance, or will they pursue a veteran? Could a reunion with Kirk Cousins be in the works, or would they trade for Kyler Murray or Mac Jones? With the veteran market flooded, James Palmer and Chase Daniel offer insights on where the puzzle pieces might fit.

Finally, we look at which quarterbacks impressed in Indianapolis. What do we make of Heisman Trophy winner Fernando Mendoza post-combine? Where did Alabama’s Ty Simpson stand out most, and would the Los Angeles Rams target him in the first round? We also discuss whether a team will take a flyer on Arkansas QB Taylen Green after his impressive performance.

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We start in Pittsburgh with Mike DeFabo unpacking Omar Khan’s comments on Aaron Rodgers and why the Steelers believe this timeline won’t drag like last offseason. Is Mike McCarthy’s arrival about developing the next franchise quarterback or quietly aligning with Rodgers? The guys also hit Pittsburgh’s biggest roster needs — a true WR2 behind DK Metcalf, cornerback help, and how Jalen Ramsey could fit into a modern “big nickel” role.

Next, Zach Rosenblatt joins to dissect the Jets’ quarterback mystery and Aaron Glenn’s “superpower” moment at the podium. Is this a bridge year with eyes on the 2027 draft class, or does New York swing for a stopgap like Kyler Murray or Mac Jones? They also debate Breece Hall’s future, the franchise tag value, and whether the Jets can afford to lose one of their few proven offensive weapons.

Then Paul Dehner Jr. steps in to break down the Bengals’ defensive overhaul and the pressure mounting in Cincinnati. With Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase, and Tee Higgins locked in, can Duke Tobin finally fix the defense with pass-rush help and veteran “force multipliers”? They also explore the No. 10 pick — including the possibility of Caleb Downs — and why this season feels like a defining crossroads for Zac Taylor.

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James Palmer and Dianna Russini kick things off from Indy, where every elevator ride feels like a Super Bowl reunion and every dinner turns into a front-office summit. They break down why the combine is the league’s negotiation ground zero, how agents float interest without showing their hand, and why next week is when the real movement begins.

One of the biggest storylines: Maxx Crosby. The Las Vegas Raiders publicly insist they want to keep their star pass rusher, but teams are already checking in with his camp to gauge interest and price. James and Dianna unpack what a Micah Parsons–level trade package could look like, why Baltimore and Dallas are fascinating fits.

Then it’s Philadelphia and the future of A.J. Brown. The Eagles say they want him back, but conversations are happening, and the possibility of a clean, drama-free split is very real. The guys debate whether Devonta Smith is ready for a full-blown leap, why Philly trusts its ability to draft another impact receiver.

Quarterback intrigue follows with Kirk Cousins re-entering the offseason spotlight. Minnesota may not be as obvious as it seems with J.J. McCarthy’s development a priority, and teams like Cleveland or others needing veteran stability could emerge.

Charlotte Carroll joins to break down the New York Giants’ new era under John Harbaugh, the power structure with Joe Schoen, and what the No. 5 pick could mean — including buzz around Caleb Downs, Malik Nabers’ recovery, and building the right support system for Jaxson Dart.

James Boyd closes the show with a deep dive on the Colts’ quarterback dilemma: Daniel Jones leverage, franchise tag strategy, Anthony Richardson’s alarming vision injury, Alec Pierce and Michael Pittman Jr. contract math, and mounting pressure on Chris Ballard.

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James Palmer and Chase Daniel open with a firsthand look at the combine grind, breaking down what quarterbacks really face in Indy — from uncomfortable team interviews to throwing sessions that can change draft stock in a single rep. Chase explains how coaches compare QBs side-by-side, why mental toughness matters as much as arm talent, and how teams evaluate everything from body language to leadership between drills. It’s a rare inside look at how prospects are judged long before draft night.

From there, the conversation turns teams that can bounce back in 2026. Kansas City will head into the offseason with Patrick Mahomes rehabbing an injury. The guys also discuss  Travis Kelce’s uncertain future and how the Chiefs may attack the draft to counter deep coverages and rebuild explosive playmaking.

Next up: Baltimore as James makes his case for the Ravens as a major 2026 bounce-back team. With Lamar Jackson facing a massive contract moment and a new offensive staff pushing for near-perfect offseason attendance, the pressure is on to elevate chemistry and consistency.

Then comes the flip side — which contender might take a step back — with Denver landing squarely in the spotlight. James explains why fourth-quarter magic, elite defensive health, and favorable breaks are hard to replicate, especially in a tougher AFC West. They also touch on Bo Nix’s development, roster needs, and what Sean Payton must add to keep the Broncos from sliding backward in 2026.

The show wraps with Chase “breaking the internet” over a backwards hat debate that somehow turned into a full-blown social media moment

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James Palmer is joined by The Athletic’s Dan Popper to break down his massive ranking of the NFL’s top 150 free agents and what it tells us about where roster-building is headed. The conversation starts where every offseason starts: quarterback, and why Malik Willis might be the most fascinating name on the market once the contracts and leverage points come into focus.

Then the spotlight shifts to the running back market and why the NFL’s recent Super Bowl blueprint has teams recommitting to the ground game. The guys break down how “weapon backs” are changing the economics of the position, why explosiveness is becoming a premium trait, and how teams will weigh upside, durability, and role versatility when spending in free agency.

Next, it’s all about the trenches and how Seattle and New England reinforced a copycat trend that’s defining modern contenders. James and Dan walk through why quality offensive tackles rarely hit the market, why interior defensive linemen can tilt entire defenses, and how overspending on mid-tier linemen has become the fastest way to derail an offseason plan.

Finally, James is joined by The Athletic’s Cowboys insider John Machota to size up Dallas’ appetite for headline moves, starting with the George Pickens contract question and the reality of playing on a tag. They dig into the Cowboys’ defensive direction under new coordinator Christian Parker, what positions Dallas must target next, and whether a blockbuster like Maxx Crosby in a Cowboys jersey is even remotely possible.

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Scoop City takes you inside the Giants’ facility as Harbaugh begins his next chapter as the face of the franchise, alongside The Athletic’s Ian O'Connor. We dive into the process of Harbaugh becoming the next head coach. Plus, O’Connor shares why Harbaugh is confident in the staff he has built in New York.

Next week, the Giants will be among the teams scouting prospects at the 2026 NFL Combine. The Athletic’s national college football insider, Bruce Feldman, previews this year’s event. How did Indiana’s Mendoza go from a two-star recruit to the projected top pick in the NFL Draft? Which QB will be taken off the board after Mendoza? And which position groups will be the most interesting to watch at the combine? Feldman shares insights on the top prospects the college game has to offer.

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We start with a full scouting-room conversation on Fernando Mendoza, the projected No. 1 overall pick, and what separates him as a franchise quarterback. Chase breaks down Mendoza’s toughness, processing, and ceiling, while James explores how his skill set could fit in Las Vegas with Klint Kubiak and a roster still searching for stability. From footwork to football IQ, it’s a true tell-all from a quarterback’s perspective on what Mendoza must master to succeed right away.

Next, the conversation widens to the rest of the draft class, including Ty Simpson and other rising prospects, plus what teams are really evaluating during combine meetings, interviews, and early installs. Chase explains why some quarterbacks climb boards once coaches get them in the room and how traits like playing under center, handling play-action, and learning speed can quietly reshape Round 1 projections.

Then comes the quarterback carousel, with trade and free-agent scenarios flying across the league. The guys break down potential landing spots for Kyler Murray, Tua Tagovailoa, Mac Jones, Kirk Cousins, and more, while unpacking how contracts, guarantees, and draft capital complicate every move. From Minnesota to New York, this is the real chess match behind the NFL’s offseason quarterback market.

We close with a candid discussion on the NFLPA facility report cards disappearing, why they mattered inside locker rooms, and how they helped improve player conditions across the league.

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The Seattle Seahawks kick things off with their Super Bowl victory parade, and we bring you the sights and sounds from Seattle — including Sam Darnold soaking in the moment after delivering the franchise its second Lombardi Trophy. James Palmer sets the stage for what this title means for the Seahawks moving forward and why their window may just be opening.

Then it’s a deep dive on the New England Patriots with The Athletic’s Chad Graff, breaking down the mood inside New England after the Super Bowl loss. We tackle Drake Maye’s growth, Mike Vrabel’s message to the locker room, offensive line priorities, and what realistic expectations look like in 2026 as the Patriots try to build on Year 1 of their new era.

From there, Mike Jones joins the show to walk through his rankings of the teams that missed the postseason and are best positioned to rebound. We hit on the Kansas City Chiefs’ urgency around Patrick Mahomes, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ reset under Todd Bowles, the Cincinnati Bengals’ hopes with Joe Burrow returning, the Detroit Lions’ belief that their core players are still playoff-ready, and the Baltimore Ravens turning the page with new head coach Jesse Minter.

Mike Jones then goes deeper on the 2026 coaching cycle and what stood out across the league as teams reposition for another Super Bowl push. What hires made the most sense, and which others left you wanting more?

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In Minnesota, the Vikings are left with several questions after a disappointing season. Who will be the next general manager of the Vikings? And what is the fate of J.J. McCarthy? Can the young QB kickstart his career under head coach Kevin O’Connell? Or will the Vikings be forced to answer their QB questions in the free agent market? Vikings beat writer Alec Lewis joins the show to answer those questions and more.

The Eagles finally have an offensive coordinator. What does it mean for Jalen Hurts? Can they keep A.J. Brown happy with the hire of Sean Mannion? Or will the offense in Philly look drastically different in 2026? The Athletic senior writer Zach Berman offers his perspective on the recent moves in Philadelphia.

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Led by a dominant defensive performance, the Seahawks stifled Drake Maye and the Patriots’ offense. Daniel breaks down how Seattle’s defense disrupted the second-year QB and eliminated the Patriots’ passing game. Our resident QB also assesses Sam Darnold’s performance. The journeyman quarterback spent the past four seasons playing for four different franchises, and now the former No. 1 overall pick has captured his first Super Bowl title.

On the other side, the New England Patriots failed to protect Drake Maye. Daniel shares what he saw on film from the Patriots’ offensive line. Plus, what’s next for New England after a disappointing loss? Palmer and Daniel discuss what the Patriots need to do this offseason to make another deep playoff run.

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On the AFC side, the New England Patriots enter with an experienced coaching staff but a young team. How will Drake Maye handle playing in his first Super Bowl? Will Josh McDaniels’ experience help calm his young QB? How will Vrabel’s Super Bowl experience help his team? Patriots beat writer Chad Graff joins to answer all those questions.

Plus, Jerry Brewer stops by Scoop City to examine this year’s head coaching cycle. Does the NFL have an issue identifying coaching talent? Why was there a lack of diverse hires in this year’s coaching cycle despite numerous job openings? Brewer helps answer some of the most pressing questions in the league outside of the Super Bowl action.

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Scoop City returns with a new episode as the hype builds for Super Bowl LX. The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini joins James Palmer from San Francisco to discuss everything from the Pro Bowl to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell’s annual press conference. Plus, the two discuss whether there’s growing buzz about bringing a Super Bowl overseas.

Meanwhile, in Cleveland, the Browns have a new head coach. Will Todd Monken want to retain Jim Schwartz on his staff? And what should the Browns do at quarterback? Shedeur Sanders and Dillon Gabriel failed to impress in their rookie seasons, while Deshaun Watson is still on the Browns’ roster. Senior columnist Jason Lloyd joins to share insight on the state of the Cleveland Browns.

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James Palmer and Chase Daniel pull back the curtain on what Super Bowl week is really like from a player’s perspective. From the downtime and routine management to preparation inside the facility, Chase explains how teams avoid overthinking the biggest game of the season.

James and Chase then lay out the keys to victory for both Super Bowl teams, starting with the Seahawks offense and Sam Darnold, breaking down how Seattle’s top-10 unit can stress a Patriots defense that thrives on disguise and late movement. They examine Klint Kubiak’s role in adjusting on the fly, how Jaxon Smith-Njigba can be moved around to find matchups.

From there, the spotlight turns to Drake Maye and the Patriots offense facing Seattle’s versatile, physical defense. James and Chase breakdown how Maye’s mobility, patience, and selective aggression can unlock opportunities, especially on deep passes

Next, The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini joins the show with must-hear reporting on the coaching and front-office landscape. Russini breaks down the Minnesota Vikings’ decision to move on from Kwesi Adofo-Mensah and how Sam Darnold's trip to the Super Bowl could be responsible for the move. Dianna also shares the latest in the coaching carousel, where the final two vacancies are set to be filled.

James and Chase wrap the show locking in their Super Bowl predictions, final scores, and MVP picks,

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Our road trip begins in the Pacific Northwest with Michael-Shawn Dugar to trace how the Seattle Seahawks built a Super Bowl roster and who deserves the most credit for the climb. Then the focus shifts on the matchup: Seattle’s ability to win up front and create pressure without sending extra rushers, and what that means for New England’s protection.

Next stop: Foxborough. Chad Graff explains the Patriots’ run to the Super Bowl and why Drake Maye is the centerpiece of their postseason surge, including the reality of his shoulder and how it could affect the plan. They break down why explosive plays feel essential against Seattle, how New England can hunt matchups, and what Christian Gonzalez’s role could be in slowing down Seattle’s top weapon. It’s the Patriots’ path to a title — and the specific pressure points that could decide it.

The Super Bowl head coaches move into the spotlight as Zak Keefer shares how finding the perfect head coach can accelerate your team to a Super Bowl. Keefer connects what Mike Vrabel and Mike Macdonald have done as “CEO” leaders to the broader coaching cycle, including why teams are chasing culture, structure, and fast rebuilds again. If you’re tracking the NFL’s next hiring wave, this conversation explains the trend and the why behind it.

Finally, the Road Trip lands in Pittsburgh with Mike DeFabo breaking down what Mike McCarthy’s homecoming means for the Steelers and how Aaron Rodgers fits into the teams plans for next season.

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The coaching carousel takes center stage as Todd Monken is hired by the Cleveland Browns, and The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini joins Scoop City to explain how the agreement came together. Russini details what separated Monken from other candidates, what Cleveland valued most in the process, and how this decision fits into a broader league trend. She also delivers updates on the ongoing head coaching searches for the Arizona Cardinals and Las Vegas Raiders, including where those processes currently stand.

In Buffalo, Russini breaks down how the Bills landed Joe Brady, why he emerged as the top choice over other candidates, and how involved Josh Allen was throughout the process. With the Bills still chasing their first Super Bowl, the discussion centers on why the organization believes Brady is the right coach to help unlock consistency, adaptability, and greater postseason success.

Bill Belichick was snubbed by Pro Football Hall of Fame voters in his first year of eligibility, sending shockwaves across the NFL. ESPN senior writer Seth Wickersham, who broke the story, joins James Palmer to explain how the decision unfolded, why politics — not accomplishments — played a role, and how the football world reacted to one of the most surprising Hall of Fame moments ever.

Finally, Joe Buscaglia joins the show with reaction from Buffalo following the hiring of Brady and a look ahead to what the rest of the Bills’ offseason could hold. From roster decisions to lingering pressure points, Buscaglia explains what Buffalo must do to finally get over the hump — and whether this coaching move is the one that helps push the Bills to a Super Bowl next season.

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Former NFL QB Chase Daniel breaks down how Sam Darnold was able to lead the Seahawks past the Rams. And what did Daniel see in Drake Maye’s performance? Now, they will face off against one another in Santa Clara in the Super Bowl.

Elsewhere, many NFL teams are still looking for their next head coach. The Athletic’s senior NFL insider, Dianna Russini, shares the latest updates from around the league. The Buffalo Bills continue to interview candidates to replace Sean McDermott, and Russini explains why the Bills have included MVP QB Josh Allen in the search. Plus, the Cleveland Browns are interviewing candidates in a unique way. Russini shares who the finalists are in Cleveland, and the group discusses why nobody wants to be the Philadelphia Eagles’ next offensive coordinator.

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Scoop City kicks off the Thursday Road Trip: Championship Edition starting in the AFC with Broncos writer Nick Kosmider, diving into why Denver believes Stidham can keep the offense steady — and why this week might actually bring out the best in Sean Payton. From the details behind Stidham’s preparation to the confidence coming from inside the locker room, the Broncos aren’t shrinking from the moment… they’re leaning into it.

On the other side of the AFC, Patriots writer Chad Graff, who explains what the week has felt like in Foxborough as the Patriots suddenly carry a different kind of burden: the pressure to win against a backup. Chad breaks down why Drake Maye’s postseason efficiency has dipped from his regular season level, what Denver’s defense can exploit, and how New England can avoid letting the moment — or the matchup — speed them up.

Then it’s over to the NFC and the Seahawks with Michael-Shawn Dugar. The spotlight lands on Sam Darnold’s oblique injury, how it changes the game plan, and why the biggest priority is limiting pressure — especially with so many of his turnovers coming when defenders get home. If Seattle keeps Darnold clean and composed, the Super Bowl path is real.

Finally, we close the team previews with a Rams report from Nate Atkins, focusing on how Los Angeles keeps stacking wins even when the performance isn’t flawless. With Matthew Stafford as the longest-tenured veteran QB still standing — and already a Super Bowl champion — plus Sean McVay’s experience, creativity, and the ability to win ugly when it matters most.

James Palmer wraps the show with his end-of-season awards picks after today’s finalists were released — including MVP, Offensive Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year, Offensive Rookie of the Year, Defensive Rookie of the Year, and Coach of the Year.

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James Palmer welcomes former NFL quarterback Chase Daniel and The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini as Buffalo’s coaching reset becomes the league’s biggest talking point. The conversation starts with the Bills’ fallout — including the tone of Terry Pegula’s press conference, what it signaled about where the organization believes it fell short, and how messy (or necessary) this change could be as the coaching carousel continues to spin.

Then it’s time for a film session. Daniel breaks down what Denver’s offense can look like with Jarrett Stidham stepping in, why timing and cadence matter more than ever in a playoff environment, and how Sean Payton’s trust in Stidham goes back to his first days in Denver. Chase turns on the tape of Drake Maye against one of the NFL’s most aggressive pressure teams — and the big chess match of whether Denver sticks with its identity or adjusts for this moment.

On the NFC side, we dive into the Rams-Seahawks matchup through Matthew Stafford’s film: Why he’s been so efficient against Seattle, what protection and pocket comfort mean for this offense, and what the Seahawks must do to speed him up.

Before we wrap, Chase puts on his evaluator hat for a college-to-pros conversation on Fernando Mendoza — why scouts obsess over “eyes,” processing, and pocket feel, and how the Heisman winner fits into what Tom Brady and the Raiders might be looking for at the top of the draft.

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Buffalo stunned the league by moving on from head coach Sean McDermott, and now the pressure shifts directly to Josh Allen and a franchise that’s tired of falling short. The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini breaks down how it unfolded after the Bills’ loss, when McDermott’s job security started to come into question, and what the decision means for the rest of the NFL coaching carousel.

The conversation doesn’t stop there. The Athletic’s Joe Buscaglia joins the show to outline what’s next for the Bills, what Buffalo should prioritize in its head coach search, how quickly the organization can rebuild trust inside the building, and how much influence Josh Allen could have in shaping the next era of Bills football.

In the AFC, the Broncos knock off the Bills and keep their postseason run alive, but the next challenge is massive as they host the Patriots without their starting quarterback. Enter Jarrett Stidham — with ties not only to New England, but also to Broncos offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels — as Denver tries to survive and advance with a backup under center. Even without QB1, are the Broncos still good enough to push through to the Super Bowl?

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We open with the biggest news of the day: John Harbaugh is set to become the next head coach of the New York Giants. Dianna Russini breaks down how the deal came together so quickly, what it signals about where the Giants are headed, and how this move impacts the rest of the NFL’s coaching carousel.

The first stop on the Divisional Round Road Trip is Denver, where Nick Kosmider goes inside the facility with the AFC’s top-seeded Broncos. Can Sean Payton’s vision push this team one step closer to a Super Bowl, and is Denver’s pass rush dominant enough to disrupt even the league’s most dangerous quarterback? The Broncos have been rolling for months — but can Bo Nix keep pace if this turns into a shootout?

Then we head to Buffalo with Joe Buscaglia to preview the Bills’ biggest test yet in the altitude at Mile High. What is the “special trait” that makes this group feel ready for anything, and how does Josh Allen respond when the Broncos’ front starts hunting? Buffalo’s been here before — but this time the path runs straight through the AFC’s best defense.

In the NFC, Michael-Shawn Dugar breaks down the Seahawks returning to the playoffs as the #1 seed — and finally hosting a true home game in front of their fans again. Seattle’s defense has been elite across the board, but can they turn dominance into a deep postseason run? And after years of waiting for another signature January win, is this the moment the Seahawks finally break through?

On the other side of that matchup, Vic Tafur previews the 49ers’ path forward after surviving the Eagles — and dealing with yet another brutal injury. Can San Francisco overcome the losses and steal a divisional rematch in Seattle, especially after falling short in Week 18? Plus, could the team get Fred Warner back for the final weeks of the season? How the linebacker has looked at practice this week. The Niners have lived on the edge all year… and they’re still standing.

In Chicago, Kevin Fishbain joins to preview the Bears hosting the Rams with Caleb Williams trending upward at the perfect time. Can the Bears avoid another slow start and keep Williams playing fearless football in the biggest moments? And with Chicago pulling off comebacks nobody else in the league can match, is this becoming their postseason identity?

We wrap with Chad Graff on the Patriots hosting the Texans — and the key to Drake Maye surviving another week of playoff punishment. Can New England protect the football, handle Houston’s pressure, and force C.J. Stroud into mistakes the way they did against Justin Herbert? Plus: the latest on Christian Gonzalez and how disruptive this Patriots defense can be when it’s rolling.

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James Palmer is joined by The Athletic’s senior NFL writer Michael Silver to break down the atmosphere surrounding Tomlin’s final game and what the Steelers’ future looks like without one of the league’s defining head coaches. Then the conversation turns to another potential “last game” storyline — Aaron Rodgers — and whether the Packers could be staring at the next domino with Matt LaFleur.

The 49ers eliminate the Eagles and keep finding a way to survive, pushing their run forward with more magic (and meaning) attached to this postseason. Meanwhile, Philly heads into another offseason full of big decisions — including what’s next for the roster and the long-term outlook around Jalen Hurts and A.J. Brown.

Meanwhile the Las Vegas Raiders are on the clock — both with their draft position and their head coaching search — with Tom Brady’s influence as a minority owner looming large. James and Michael discuss the pressure of getting both positions right for Las Vegas after a tumultuous season.

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Is this the craziest coaching cycle you can remember in one offseason?

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What was the most impressive performance of the weekend — a coach winning a chess match, a QB putting on the cape, or a defense stealing points in the red zone? Which team gained the most belief from a win that felt bigger than the scoreboard? And which winners still left you uneasy even after surviving?

The coaching carousel is already heating up. James Palmer and Chase Daniel share their thoughts, including why moving on from Matt LaFleur would be “utterly insane." The guys also share potential best fits for Mike McDaniel — where would his offensive creativity hit fastest, and what kind of situation would actually maximize his strengths?

Then the conversation turns to the most impressive performances of Wild Card weekend. Chase points to Kyle Shanahan and the 49ers’ ability to win the schematic battle — even with injuries — and how their plan created answers in the middle of the field when it mattered. James adds his own standouts, including the Patriots flipping a major red-zone weakness into a winning formula, plus the reality of what it looked like watching Justin Herbert under constant pressure.

Which team gained the most momentum? James makes the case for Buffalo, why Josh Allen's moment carried historical significance, and how their say-it-with-your-chest style travels in January. Chase counters with Chicago, focusing on the Bears’ late-game identity and what their comeback DNA says about their ceiling when the pressure spikes.

Not everyone who advanced convinced. The guys dig into the winners that still raised red flags — what needs to clean up immediately, what could get exposed next, and why surviving isn’t the same as proving you’re built for a deep run.

They also look at the teams whose seasons ended and what we actually learned in defeat. Chase breaks down what the Eagles’ loss revealed about their offensive construction and how fragile it becomes if the run element disappears. James points to the Jaguars as a team worth tracking into the offseason — what changed late in the year, what’s real, and why big swings could still be coming.

To close, we chat about the thin line between competitive and petty. Ben Johnson’s postgame moment sparks a real debate: how much emotion is too much after a win like that — and who’s actually offended by it? James and Chase then share their own hang-ups - what are you irrationally competitive about that you probably shouldn’t be?

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We start in the NFC with a massive North showdown as the No. 2 seed Chicago Bears host the No. 7 seed Green Bay Packers. Can the Bears seize the moment and win their first playoff game in 15 years behind second-year quarterback Caleb Williams, or do the Packers find life after limping into the postseason on a four-game skid? With Jordan Love searching for answers and Chicago entering a new era, this matchup carries weight far beyond one weekend.

Next, we head to Foxboro for the AFC’s No. 2 seed matchup as the New England Patriots host the Los Angeles Chargers. Is this the moment Justin Herbert finally breaks through in the postseason after playing all season behind a battered offensive line? And how much can the Chargers rely on a defense that’s quietly been one of the league’s most complete units against a Patriots offense still finding its footing?

The defending champions begin their road back to the Super Bowl as the Philadelphia Eagles host the San Francisco 49ers. With key starters returning on both sides of the ball, are the Eagles finally healthy at the right time — and does that change the ceiling for a repeat run? Or can the 49ers disrupt Philadelphia’s balance and expose cracks that didn’t show up down the stretch?

In Jacksonville, the Jaguars’ late-season surge meets the ultimate test as Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills come to town. With the AFC playoff picture wide open, is there added pressure on Allen to deliver on the road? Can Buffalo establish the run against the league’s best run defense, and how dangerous is a Jaguars team that’s been winning with discipline, takeaways, and momentum?

We close with Monday Night Football as the Pittsburgh Steelers host the Houston Texans in a physical, high-stakes matchup. How will Aaron Rodgers handle a relentless Texans pass rush? What does the return of DK Metcalf mean for Pittsburgh’s offense? And with postseason expectations looming large, what does this game mean for Mike Tomlin’s future if the Steelers fall short?

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The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini breaks down how Harbaugh’s firing unfolded behind the scenes, why the timing matters, and how his sudden availability reshapes the NFL coaching carousel for teams searching for their next leader.

What’s next for the Ravens after parting ways with their head coach of 18 seasons? The Athletic’s senior Ravens writer, Jeff Zrebiec, joins the show to explain the immediate reaction inside the organization, how the locker room and facility are processing the move and what this decision means for a franchise still chasing a Super Bowl with two-time MVP Lamar Jackson. How much will Lamar’s prime — and his future — influence Baltimore’s next head coaching search?

The domino effect doesn’t stop there. Dan Duggan, The Athletic’s senior Giants writer, joins to discuss how Harbaugh’s firing impacts the New York Giants’ coaching search. With GM Joe Schoen retained, what traits are the Giants prioritizing in their next head coach? How important is the development of rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart in this process? And does Harbaugh’s availability change New York’s timeline or approach?

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We run through the full playoff picture, including the Seahawks and Broncos securing the No. 1 seeds in the NFC and AFC, the Bears and Patriots locking up the No. 2 seeds, and how the rest of the bracket came together. Which top seed is actually the most dangerous? Which Wild Card team do we trust the most? And which playoff teams should be worried after ending the season in shaky fashion?

From there, we turn our focus to the rapidly evolving NFL coaching cycle. With Pete Carroll fired by the Raiders, Kevin Stefanski out in Cleveland, and Raheem Morris dismissed in Atlanta, several high-profile jobs are now open. We discuss the most appealing vacancies, the top head coaching candidates and coordinators generating buzz, and which coaches make the most sense based on roster construction, quarterback situations, and organizational direction. Plus, why some teams — like the Bengals, Colts, and Ravens — are choosing continuity instead of change.

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The NFC playoff picture comes down to a winner-take-all showdown in the NFC West. The Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers face off with the division title — and the No. 1 seed — on the line. Is Sam Darnold proving last season wasn’t a fluke, or is Brock Purdy’s ability to win with a depleted roster the most impressive QB story of 2025?

The race for the No. 2 seed in the NFC is just as compelling. A Bears win over the Lions locks Chicago into a critical playoff position, while an Eagles win over the Commanders and a Bears loss gets Philly the spot instead. Should fans be more encouraged by Caleb Williams’ performance against the 49ers — or more concerned by Jalen Hurts’ second-half struggles against the Bills?

In the AFC, the Ravens and Steelers collide with the AFC North title and the No. 4 seed on the line. After Baltimore’s Week 17 win and Pittsburgh’s stumble, should the Ravens stick with what worked — or adjust to better suit Lamar Jackson? And with DK Metcalf suspended and tight end Darnell Washington out, where can Aaron Rodgers find offense when it matters most?

Plus, with the New Year approaching, Scoop City hands out New Year’s resolutions to playoff teams coming off tough losses. What needs to change for the Rams after a surprising defeat? What must Josh Allen and the Bills clean up after the failed two-point attempt in Philly? And how can the Packers build momentum after Malik Willis' heroic performance?

We close things out with a how parenting has changed the New Year's holiday. We'll tell you who stayed up, who stayed out and who is stayed put.

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The Philadelphia Eagles escaped Buffalo with a 13–12 win over the Bills. However, the Eagles’ performance left fans with questions. Jalen Hurts and Philly's unit were held to zero second-half completions and just 17 total yards. Is the Eagles' offense still a concern heading into the postseason?

Did the Buffalo Bills make the correct decision by going for the win with a two-point conversion? The loss on Sunday lifted the New England Patriots to their first AFC East title since 2019. Can Josh Allen and the Bills win multiple road games to get to their first Super Bowl since the 1990s?

Out west, the San Francisco 49ers continue to stack impressive wins. The 49ers exit Week 17 with a win over the Chicago Bears and a chance at the No. 1 seed. Brock Purdy has been impressive since returning from injury. Can Purdy carry the Niners to a Super Bowl?

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Scoop City returns with James Palmer and Chase Daniel breaking down a loaded NFL slate as the holiday week of football brings massive playoff implications. With most postseason spots nearly locked in, James and Chase explain what still matters — from the race for the No. 1 seed to which teams could be dangerous once January arrives.

Attention then turns to last-ditch efforts to save seasons, as the Ravens and Lions are fighting against the odds to make the playoffs. Chase shares which team he’s most disappointed in for potentially missing the postseason.

Chase and James then dive into a huge matchup between the Texans and Chargers. What would a win mean for C.J. Stroud or Justin Herbert as they head toward the playoffs?

The 49ers and Bears face off Sunday night, and San Francisco QB Brock Purdy continues to play some of the best football of his career. James and Chase explain what Purdy does so well that often goes unnoticed — from ball placement to timing to total control of the offense despite the 49ers’ mounting injuries.

Then the quarterback conversation takes center stage. How close is Patriots QB Drake Maye to really winning an MVP? Chase details why Maye’s football intelligence, command of the offense, and late-game confidence have impressed people around the league.

Chase and James both agree that Matthew Stafford’s play this season will secure the veteran his first MVP trophy. Chase explains how Stafford’s pre-snap work and coverage reads make him the best active true pocket passer in the game.

Plus, James shares insight from inside the Jaguars’ locker room as Trevor Lawrence continues the best stretch of his season. With four straight games without an interception and 12 touchdowns over that span, Lawrence looks fully comfortable in Jacksonville’s offense — and the Jaguars are suddenly a team nobody wants to face.

The episode closes with a holiday twist as James and Chase hand out “Stocking Stuffers” — under-the-radar players making playoff-level impacts, from elite offensive linemen to shutdown corners avoiding throws altogether.

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Scoop City returns following a thrilling Week 16. The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini takes you inside the Patriots’ win over the Ravens on Sunday Night Football. Patriots QB Drake Maye bolstered his MVP résumé with an 11-point fourth-quarter comeback over Baltimore.

Sunday’s other statement game happened in Denver, where the Jacksonville Jaguars defeated the Broncos. Scoop City co-host and NFL insider James Palmer shares insights from both locker rooms. Are the Jaguars an underrated AFC threat?

On Saturday, the Chicago Bears continued to perform under pressure. Chicago came from behind to defeat the Green Bay Packers. Should we believe in this group in the postseason? James and Dianna discuss what the league thinks of this Bears team.

Plus, the NFC South took an interesting turn, with Bryce Young and the Carolina Panthers handing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers their third straight defeat. The Bucs have now lost six of their last seven games. Meanwhile, the Panthers have taken sole possession of first place in the NFC South with two games to play.

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James Palmer takes Scoop City on a Thursday road trip with major playoff stakes across the league. The Athletic’s Colton Pouncy opens the show from Detroit, breaking down the Lions’ slim postseason odds, what winning out vs. the Steelers, Vikings and Bears would mean, and how Dan Campbell’s play-calling has turned this offense into a big-play machine.

In Baltimore, Jeff Zrebiec joins to sort out the Ravens’ playoff path, Lamar Jackson’s reduced rushing and uptick in interceptions, and why a Derrick Henry–powered offense has struggled so badly in the red zone. They also tackle the big-picture question: what happens with John Harbaugh if this finish doesn’t match expectations?

Out west, Vic Tafur explains how Kyle Shanahan has kept the injury-riddled 49ers in the hunt for the NFC’s No. 1 seed, what Brock Purdy has shown about leading a deep playoff run, and how the Brandon Aiyuk situation and defensive issues against the run and in the pass rush could define San Francisco’s postseason.

Jake Ciely closes things out with fantasy advice as the playoffs heat up, from life without Patrick Mahomes to what Gardner Minshew and Baker Mayfield mean for key weapons — plus a quick detour into holiday music rankings.

James wraps with an Extra Point on why this season’s parity, with new teams rising and traditional powers vulnerable, could make this one of the most wide-open postseasons in years.

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The marquee game of Week 16 is an NFC West rematch in Seattle, where the Seahawks take on the Los Angeles Rams. The last time these two teams faced one another, Darnold threw four interceptions. The Athletic’s Michael-Shawn Dugar explains why this meeting could be different for Darnold and the Seahawks.

The Miami Dolphins are making a change under center. Head coach Mike McDaniel announced that Tua Tagovailoa will be benched in favor of rookie Quinn Ewers. What’s Tagovailoa’s future in Miami? The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini and Scoop City co-host James Palmer discuss the situation and what the Dolphins' options are this offseason.

Plus, Dianna and James are buying or selling several storylines throughout the league. Will the Lions and Ravens make the playoffs? Are the Jaguars the least-talked-about 10-win team? Will the Super Bowl winner come out of the NFC? They answer these questions and more.

All that and more on a packed episode of Scoop City. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications to stay up to date on all things NFL with Scoop City.

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Scoop City returns to break down the latest news following an action-packed Sunday. The biggest story from Week 15 was Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes tearing his ACL. The Chiefs were also eliminated from postseason contention with a loss to the Los Angeles Chargers. What’s next for Kansas City? Former NFL quarterback Chase Daniel shares insight, and The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini details what she’s hearing from around the league about the Chiefs.

Staying in the AFC West, the Denver Broncos made a statement Sunday afternoon by defeating the Green Bay Packers. Could the Broncos be the best team in the league? NFL insider James Palmer shares intel from the Broncos locker room following the win. Plus, what do the Packers do after not only losing the game but also superstar defensive end Micah Parsons for the season?

Did Josh Allen re-enter the MVP conversation? The Buffalo Bills erased a 21-point deficit, scoring touchdowns on five straight drives, to defeat the Patriots in Foxborough. Did the Bills tip the scales in the AFC East?

Plus, Philip Rivers made his return to the NFL after a five-year hiatus. What did our team make of Rivers’ return in the Colts’ 18-16 loss to the Seahawks? Should Indianapolis stick with Rivers?

All that and more on a packed episode of Scoop City. Don’t forget to like, subscribe and turn on notifications to stay up to date on all things NFL with Scoop City.

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Scoop City returns with a road trip around the league. Starting in Buffalo, The Athletic’s Joe Buscaglia joins James Palmer to discuss the Bills’ matchup with the Patriots. Can the reigning MVP, Josh Allen, prevent Drake Maye from winning this year’s MVP? Buscaglia shares why he thinks the Bills have a shot to win in Foxborough.

Can the Denver Broncos’ offense do enough on Sunday to take down a surging Green Bay Packers team? Nick Kosmider joins the show to discuss Bo Nix’s progress in his second season. Plus, he shares why the Broncos’ run game may be the answer against a stout Packers defense.

In Los Angeles, the Rams will face a tough Detroit Lions squad as they try to maintain control of the NFC West. Nate Atkins explains why the Rams need Sunday’s win more than you may think.

Plus, Jake Ciely joins to break down why New York Giants QB Jaxson Dart may not be a wise fantasy decision in Week 15.

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The Athletic’s Colts beat writer James Boyd joins Scoop City to provide insight from inside the Colts’ building. Boyd spoke to Rivers about his return and watched him take the practice field again in Indy. He brings us inside the building for one of the most unprecedented days in the NFL.

Plus, Houston Texans star safety Calen Bullock Jr. joins James Palmer to discuss the team’s recent success. The Texans have won their last five games and are preparing for a trip to Arizona to face the Cardinals. Bullock Jr. breaks down what has made this group successful and what it’s like to face reigning MVP Josh Allen in primetime.

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Scoop City is back to examine where things stand in Kansas City. Patrick Mahomes and company have fallen to 6-7, and they need some magic to qualify for the postseason. Is it time for the Chiefs to hit the reset button? The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini, former Chiefs quarterback Chase Daniel and NFL insider James Palmer discuss the state of the Chiefs after a disappointing Week 14 result.

In Buffalo, the Bills are riding high after a comeback win over the Cincinnati Bengals. Josh Allen’s performance kept the Bills’ playoff hopes alive, while the defense managed to force Joe Burrow into two turnovers. Could the Bills still be a threat in the AFC despite their midseason struggles?

Should we all be taking Jacksonville more seriously? Palmer explores the idea that the Jaguars are being disrespected around the league and how head coach Liam Coen is using it as motivation. The Jaguars lead the AFC South at 9-4, but the Texans — winners of five straight — are close behind.

Plus, what did we learn about the Chicago Bears on Sunday after their loss to the Green Bay Packers? Caleb Williams threw a late interception that sealed the win for Green Bay, which now holds the top spot in the NFC North. The Packers have won four in a row. Is it their division to lose?

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Scoop City returns with its weekly road trip across the NFL. The first stop is Pittsburgh, where the Steelers’ season is on the brink as Aaron Rodgers and company head to Baltimore to face Lamar Jackson and the Ravens. The Athletic’s Steelers beat writer Mike DeFabo joins to explain why the Steelers can still salvage their season, starting with a win against the Ravens.

Next, we head to Chicago, where the Bears have been on an improbable run in 2025. Ben Johnson’s group has won nine of its last 10 games despite struggles from Caleb Williams. Bears beat writer Dan Wiederer joins to explain why this group has been so successful through 13 weeks.

Finally, our tour ends in Kansas City, where Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs have been statistically better than their record indicates. The Athletic’s Chiefs beat writer Jesse Newell breaks down what has gone right — and wrong — in Kansas City, and what the team’s playoff picture looks like with a win against the Houston Texans.

Plus, Jake Ciely returns to share insight on whether Justin Herbert is a start-or-sit candidate in your fantasy lineup. And what should you expect from the Buccaneers offense with Bucky Irving back in the mix?

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James Palmer and Dianna Russini start in New York, where Joe Schoen addressed the media during the Giants bye week. They dig into what ownership really wants in the next Giants coach and how to handle their talented young core — Malik Nabers, Abdul Carter, Jaxson Dart at quarterback — might be the biggest part of the job.

James and Dianna zoom out to the looming coaching carousel. How many jobs will actually open? Why is there no obvious big name candidate in this cycle and which coordinators might be better off staying exactly where they are?

Next the debate begins with several bubble teams trying to reach the postseason. James and Dianna debate whether the Steelers can still make the climb if the Ravens’ offense keeps sputtering and Pittsburgh’s defense continues to force turnovers.

The season is on the brink for the Chiefs as they face off against a Texans defense that nobody wants to play. Would this be the first year of the Patrick Mahomes era that Kansas City misses the playoffs?

The conversation shifts to the Dallas Cowboys, who enter Thursday night with a massive opportunity to reshape the NFC playoff race. James and Dianna break down why this matchup with the Detroit Lions could be the turning point for Dallas, and how a win would catapult the Cowboys into a far more favorable postseason path.

Plus, James and Dianna break down how the Carolina Panthers quietly climbed back into the mix with a smart, physical win over the Rams. Dave Canales’ formula — run the ball, hit chunk plays, force turnovers and control the clock — is working, but only if Bryce Young is a timely assassin in 20–25 throws instead of a volume passer. Can that version of Carolina actually win the division?

Lions beat writer Colton Pouncy joins the show to take you inside the Detroit locker room. Are they tight or still loose with their season on the line? How concerned are they about short-yardage and red-zone struggles, and what does this offense look like if Amon-Ra can’t go or is clearly limited against a Dallas team that can light up the scoreboard?

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Scoop City returns with a look at the Steelers following their Week 13 loss to the Bills. Fans were heard chanting for Mike Tomlin to be fired. Can Tomlin and the Steelers salvage the season? And what is Tomlin’s future in Pittsburgh? The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini shares what she is hearing from league circles about the NFL's longest-tenured head coach.

Could the Chiefs actually miss the playoffs? Former Chiefs quarterback and Scoop City co-host Chase Daniel says no. The Chiefs fell to 6-6 after losing to the Dallas Cowboys on Thanksgiving, but Daniel says they still have the coach and quarterback to make a run.

Meanwhile, the Cowboys are getting hot at the right time. Daniel breaks down why Dak Prescott is inserting himself into the MVP conversation and outperforming his contemporaries.

In Philadelphia, the Eagles’ struggles continued on Black Friday, as they dropped their Week 13 game to the Chicago Bears. Russini takes you inside the locker room to share what happened after the loss.

Plus, are the Panthers better than you think? Dave Canales has Bryce Young looking like an improved quarterback. Daniel breaks down film on Young that should give Panthers fans hope.

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The NFC North might be on the line this Thanksgiving Day. The Packers and Lions are both still in the mix to win the division, but Thursday’s matchup will go a long way toward securing a home playoff game for the winner. Scoop City co-host and former NFL quarterback Chase Daniel breaks down Dan Campbell’s performance as the offensive play-caller.

Is Thursday a must-win game for the Cowboys? If Dak Prescott and Dallas lose, their odds of making the postseason plummet to 6%. Will the Cowboys’ defense be able to slow down Patrick Mahomes? If the Kansas City Chiefs are victorious Thursday, their playoff odds increase to 61%.

Is there concern in Philadelphia with the Eagles? The Athletic’s Zak Keefer joins the show to break down the Eagles’ matchup with the Bears. Will Philadelphia be able to bounce back from a devastating collapse against the Cowboys? And despite currently leading the NFC North, the Bears have only a 16% chance of winning the division.

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The Los Angeles Rams have emerged as one of the top teams in the NFL — but are they the top team? Former NFL quarterback and Scoop City co-host Chase Daniel breaks down what makes the Rams so dangerous this season. NFL insider and co-host James Palmer shares what he’s hearing around the league about Matthew Stafford and the Rams’ offense.

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs have struggled so far in 2025. But did they find something in their overtime win over the Indianapolis Colts? Daniel says the Chiefs are finding their groove on offense largely because Mahomes is simplifying his game. Daniel and Palmer break down how the Chiefs managed to defeat a red-hot Colts team.

Did Jerry Jones get things right in Dallas? From hiring Brian Schottenheimer to trading Micah Parsons and acquiring George Pickens, the Cowboys have been successful despite major changes. On Sunday, Jones’ team erased a 21-point deficit to defeat the Philadelphia Eagles. Daniel explains why the Cowboys have been so successful this season.

Plus, Shedeur Sanders did something Sunday that no Browns quarterback has done in 25 years. Palmer details what Sanders accomplished that no Cleveland quarterback has been able to do, and Daniel explains why Sanders deserves another chance to start — and what he sees when he turns on the tape.

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Scoop City hits the road for a full Week 12 preview. James Palmer starts in Indy, where the Colts head into Arrowhead in one of the loudest environments in football. The Athletic’s James Boyd joins the show to break down how Daniel Jones and Shane Steichen plan to handle Steve Spagnuolo’s exotic pressures, what losing DeForest Buckner means for slowing down Mahomes, and why Arrowhead still feels like a cheat code on game day.

Then we swing down to Dallas with Jon Machota, who explains where the leadership from Dak Prescott and that locker room has shown up the most. On the field, James and Jon look at whether Jerry Jones quietly nailed this defensive rebuild, how the additions up front are transforming the unit, and what to expect from a brutal 12-day stretch against the Eagles, Chiefs and Lions that could define the Cowboys’ season.

Back in the NFC North, Kevin Fishbain joins to dissect how Ben Johnson and Caleb Williams have the Bears out to a 7–3 start and on top of the division.

Matt Schneidman stops by to talk Packers, Josh Jacobs’ toughness, life without Tucker Kraft, whether Jordan Love can truly carry Green Bay in a pinch, and what it would take for Matt LaFleur’s seat to actually heat up.

Finally, Jake Ciely helps set our lineups for Week 12. James and Jake hit Rome Odunze’s emergence, what an Aaron Rodgers wrist injury means for DK Metcalf and the Steelers’ offense, and how to sort out a couple of tricky “Wilson” calls in your lineup. Jake also unveils his best roller coasters in America.

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Scoop City returns with a deep dive into the surprising Chicago Bears. Ben Johnson’s group is currently leading a highly competitive division in his first year at the helm. The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini and co-host James Palmer discuss whether the Bears’ success is sustainable for the remainder of the season.

Aaron Rodgers suffered a fractured wrist in Week 11 against the Bengals, putting his status for Week 12 against the Bears in question. The Steelers quarterback is listed as questionable for Sunday’s game. Russini and Palmer share the latest on Rodgers.

The Philadelphia Eagles' offense has struggled all season, leaving star players like A.J. Brown frustrated with the team’s production. But the Minnesota Vikings' offense has experienced similar struggles without the same level of team success. So why hasn’t Justin Jefferson expressed similar frustration with the Vikings offense? They discuss.

The Kansas City Chiefs' AFC West championship streak isn't the only thing in jeopardy as Thanksgiving nears. A matchup with the high-powered Indianapolis Colts looms, and a loss could spell trouble for Patrick Mahomes' playoff hopes.

And as we enter Week 12, Palmer shares 12 of the biggest surprises of the 2025 NFL season — from surprise No. 1 seeds to record-breaking field goals to the Cowboys’ sack total. You won’t want to miss this list.

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The Denver Broncos handed Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs their second straight loss, dropping them to 5-5. Is Kansas City in danger of missing the postseason? The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini, former NFL quarterback Chase Daniel and co-host James Palmer discuss the fallout from Week 11's pivotal showdown in Denver and its impact on the AFC playoff picture.

The Philadelphia Eagles continue to win despite offensive struggles. Jalen Hurts and the Eagles defeated the Lions despite scoring only 16 points. Can Philly fix its issues and make another championship run? Daniel brings you inside the Eagles’ offense.

The Buffalo Bills’ offense appears to be back on track following Josh Allen’s six-touchdown performance Sunday. The Bills defeated the Tampa Bay Buccaneers thanks to their quarterback’s heroics. But is this model sustainable for a deep postseason run? We break down the film.

And finally, what should we make of Shedeur Sanders’ debut for the Cleveland Browns? Sanders replaced an injured Dillon Gabriel in the third quarter. Daniel breaks down what he saw in Shedeur’s performance on Sunday.

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Scoop City hits the road around the league with The Athletic’s insiders. Zach Berman shares what he’s hearing about the Eagles’ offensive identity crisis, A.J. Brown’s mindset, and how DeVonta Smith fits into the conversation as a true No. 1 option. He also breaks down the impact of Jaelan Phillips and the Eagles’ reinvented defensive front as they brace for Detroit.

In Baltimore, Lamar Jackson’s health remains a major storyline. Ravens insider Jeff Zrebiec updates us on Jackson’s knee soreness, how the Browns have given Baltimore trouble in recent matchups, and whether the Ravens’ tight-end-heavy personnel packages can help stabilize the offense. Plus, how Mike Macdonald has unlocked Kyle Hamilton as one of the most unique defensive weapons in football.

Out West, it’s one of the biggest Denver Broncos games in a decade. Broncos defensive end Zach Allen joins the show to discuss his sack streak, Denver’s elite pass-rush depth, and what it takes to disrupt Patrick Mahomes. He also explains why Bo Nix continues to grow into a late-game “it factor” quarterback and makes the case for defensive coordinator Vance Joseph as a future head coach.

We continue our Week 11 tour with The Athletic’s Mike Sando, who breaks down two massive NFC matchups: Rams-Seahawks and Bills-Buccaneers. Who handles pressure better — Matthew Stafford or Sam Darnold? Can the Buffalo Bills evolve offensively after missing on a trade-deadline move? And which teams in the middle of the playoff race face the most urgency entering Week 11?

Finally, Jake Ciely jumps in with fantasy tips and some legendary high-school sports stories. What does Jameis Winston starting for the New York Giants mean for fantasy lineups? Should managers stash Jayden Daniels or Joe Burrow? Who are the top buy-low candidates heading into the playoff push? Jake brings the answers — and more mind-blowing high-school records.

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On Monday, the New York Giants parted ways with head coach Brian Daboll. The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini shares insights on what the Giants are thinking moving forward, including the fate of GM Joe Schoen. The Giants have also made a change at quarterback, elevating Jameis Winston to the backup role, and Winston will start Sunday with rookie Jaxson Dart in concussion protocol.

In Green Bay, the Packers are left with more questions following a 10-7 loss to the Eagles. How do Matt LaFleur and Jordan Love correct their inconsistencies on offense? And should they start to panic with Chicago and Detroit pushing hard in the NFC North?

Meanwhile, the pressure is mounting for several other teams around the NFL. In Cincinnati, Joe Burrow returned to practice, but is it too little, too late for the Bengals? Can the Pittsburgh Steelers fix their problems? What about the Jaguars’ recent struggles? Jacksonville began the season 4-1 but has lost three of its last four. Can the team turn things around with Travis Hunter sidelined for the rest of the season?

Finally, what are your feelings on eggnog? The Pulse’s Chris Branch joins Scoop City with a hot take on the holiday drink.

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The New York Giants fired head coach Brian Daboll following Sunday’s loss to the Chicago Bears. The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini broke the news in the middle of our episode. Former quarterback Chase Daniel reacts to Daboll’s firing.

The AFC East race took an interesting turn after Week 10. The New England Patriots sit firmly atop the division following their win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Second-year quarterback Drake Maye is now firmly in the MVP conversation, while the Buffalo Bills are left with even more questions. The Miami Dolphins stunned the Bills with a dominant performance, dropping Buffalo to 6-3. What is working for the Patriots? And what’s wrong with the Bills? Daniel sheds light on both teams.

Plus, through 10 weeks, several teams still have unanswered questions. Do you trust the Packers or Eagles to emerge in the NFC? Could the Los Angeles Rams clinch their second NFC crown in five seasons? And should we be concerned about the Detroit Lions after Dan Campbell took over play-calling duties on Sunday?

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Drop your thoughts on Week 10’s results — which team are you most concerned about?

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The Seattle Seahawks bolstered their wide receiver group by trading for Rashid Shaheed. The former Saints wideout reunites with offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak. The Athletic’s Michael-Shawn Dugar joins James Palmer to share how Seattle plans to use Shaheed.

In New England, the Patriots were unable to make a deal at the deadline. However, Drake Maye’s offense doesn’t appear to need any help. The Athletic’s Patriots beat writer Chad Graff explains how Mike Vrabel’s team has benefited from an explosive offensive attack.

Out West, the Los Angeles Rams are quietly one of the NFL’s most dangerous teams. Former Super Bowl-winning quarterback Matthew Stafford is once again in the MVP conversation. Could this finally be the year Stafford wins the award? The Athletic’s Rams beat writer Nate Atkins shares why Stafford should be in consideration.

Plus, don’t miss the latest fantasy advice following the NFL trade deadline from The Athletic’s senior fantasy writer Jake Ciely. He also shares another epic list Millennials won’t want to miss.

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Scoop City returns following an action-packed NFL trade deadline. The New York Jets were the biggest surprise on Tuesday, dealing both Quinnen Williams and Sauce Gardner. Williams was sent to the Dallas Cowboys for two picks and Mazi Smith, while Gardner was traded to the Indianapolis Colts for a pair of first-round picks.

The Seattle Seahawks also made a surprise move Tuesday by acquiring wide receiver Rashid Shaheed. Seattle sent a pair of draft picks to the New Orleans Saints in return. Russini explains how the deal came together and why it makes sense for the Seahawks.

A number of trades did not happen Tuesday despite interest from teams such as the Buffalo Bills, New England Patriots, and Pittsburgh Steelers. Russini and co-host James Palmer share intel on deals that did not come to fruition.

Jacob Robinson from the Scoop City newsletter also asks our insiders what it’s like to experience trade deadline day while trying to break news.

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The Commanders will be without Daniels after he suffered a dislocated elbow against the Seattle Seahawks late in the second half of Sunday night's blowout. The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini shares reaction from inside the Commanders facility and details how long the team expects to be without its second-year quarterback.

After the Bills’ win over the Chiefs, former Kansas City quarterback and Scoop City co-host Chase Daniel discusses whether Patrick Mahomes and Chiefs Kingdom should be concerned. Daniel also breaks down who could emerge as Josh Allen’s top target in Buffalo’s offense.

Even during their bye week, the Eagles continue to make moves. General manager Howie Roseman remains active ahead of the NFL trade deadline, acquiring edge rusher Jaelan Phillips to bolster Philadelphia's pass rush. Russini reports what she’s hearing around the league as the deadline approaches.

Plus, the Vikings are turning back to J.J. McCarthy as their starting quarterback. Daniel examines what McCarthy’s return could mean for Minnesota’s playoff hopes and offensive rhythm.

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The AFC playoff picture heats up as Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs square off with Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills in one of Week 9’s biggest matchups. Joe Buscaglia breaks down the Bills’ must-win urgency, how Allen and Stefon Diggs can exploit Kansas City’s coverage, and what Sean McDermott’s defense must fix to keep pace with Mahomes and Travis Kelce. Can the Bills save their season—or will Kansas City prove they’re still the AFC’s top dog?

Next up, James Boyd joins James Palmer to dive into the surging Indianapolis Colts, led by Jonathan Taylor, who’s on an MVP-level tear. Taylor leads the NFL in rushing yards and touchdowns through eight weeks, and he’s doing it behind a balanced Colts attack. Can Taylor continue his dominance against a Steelers defense that’s been uncharacteristically inconsistent and struggling to stop the run?

Alec Lewis checks in to preview Vikings vs Lions, a massive NFC North battle. J.J. MCarthy returns to the starting lineup in a crucial divisional matchup. How will J.J. McCarthy’s growth define how the success of Minnesota's season.

Even on their bye week, the Philadelphia Eagles stay in the headlines. Brooks Kubena joins James Palmer to unpack his powerful new story on AJ Brown, one of the NFL’s most complex and competitive superstars. From his relentless work ethic with DK Metcalf at Ole Miss to his candid thoughts on frustration, fulfillment, and identity, Brooks explains why Brown’s intensity has nothing to do with being a “diva”—and everything to do with the unique pressure of playing wide receiver in today’s NFL.

To wrap the show, Jake Ciely brings his fantasy insight (and costume) for a special Halloween segment: ranking the best Halloween candies and revealing his buy-low and sell-high fantasy football targets ahead of the NFL trade deadline. From Baker Mayfield to breakout RB Quinshon Judkins, Jake and James debate who’s sweet, who’s stale, and who’s worth stashing.

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As the NFL trade deadline nears, Palmer and Russini dive into the biggest questions around the league, including why big-name players like A.J. Brown and Chris Olave aren't likely to move, which front offices are actually taking calls, and how Week 9 results could change a team's outlook.

James and Dianna also take a closer look at the Vikings' quarterback situation with J.J. McCarthy returning under center this week against the Lions. What does Carson Wentz’s season-ending surgery mean for McCarthy and Minnesota's chances of making the playoffs?

Then, it’s time for some Scoop Superlatives: their midseason awards, high-school yearbook style. From "Most Unexpected Glow-Up" and "Best Couple" to "Most Popular," James and Dianna dole out their picks at the season's halfway mark.

Finally, Chris Branch, author of The Pulse newsletter, drops in with two questions fans are debating this week: Should NFL overtimes end in a tie or continue until there’s a winner? And is it more likely the Ravens clinch a playoff berth in 2025 or John Harbaugh is fired after 18 seasons at the helm in Baltimore?

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The Green Bay Packers made a statement on Sunday night with a dominant win over their former QB, Aaron Rodgers, and the Pittsburgh Steelers. Jordan Love impressed, throwing for 360 yards and three touchdowns, while Rodgers and the Steelers' offense struggled to keep up. Does the NFC's road to the Super Bowl now run through Green Bay?

In Philadelphia, the Eagles appeared to correct their offensive issues by scoring 38 points on the New York Giants. However, it was the run game leading the way. Saquon Barkley ran for 150 yards and a touchdown. Jalen Hurts tossed four touchdown passes but only threw for 179 yards. The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini takes you inside the Eagles' facility and shares what Philly personnel are thinking following their win over the Giants. Former NFL QB Chase Daniel shares insights into the Eagles’ offense.

In New England, the Patriots continue to impress after their sixth win of the season. Should Drake Maye be in the MVP conversation? Daniel says it’s time to start thinking about the Patriots QB as one of the league’s best.

And, the Denver Broncos are riding mile-high following their 20-point victory over the Dallas Cowboys. Did Bo Nix get back on track against the Cowboys? And what should Jerry Jones do to address his defense’s struggles? Daniel breaks down what he is seeing on tape.

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Scoop City returns with a “stock up or stock down” report on quarterbacks across the league. Former NFL QB Chase Daniel breaks down Dak Prescott, Jalen Hurts, Drake Maye, Matthew Stafford, and Caleb Williams.

It may not be a revenge game in the eyes of Aaron Rodgers, but Sunday night’s matchup between the Packers and Steelers is intriguing. To set the stage, James Palmer welcomes The Athletic’s Steelers beat writer, Mike DeFabo.

In another primetime matchup, the Kansas City Chiefs are set to host the Washington Commanders. Have the Chiefs returned to form after their early struggles? The Athletic’s Chiefs beat writer, Jesse Newell, shares intel from inside the Chiefs facility.

And how does your fantasy team look after seven weeks of football? The Athletic’s senior fantasy football writer, Jake Ciely, returns to share advice on running backs and backup wide receivers. Plus, don’t miss his favorite WWE entrances.

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Scoop City returns with an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the New York Giants' epic collapse in Denver against the Broncos. Co-host James Palmer shares a clip of Brian Burns' postgame frustration and details what he heard from inside New York's locker room.

The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini shares updates on several stars from across the NFL. She begins in Washington with Commanders QB Jayden Daniels. Daniels tweaked his hamstring yesterday against the Dallas Cowboys. And, in the Bay Area, the San Francisco 49ers are fresh off a win against the Atlanta Falcons. Russini shares what she's hearing about QB Brock Purdy.

Russini and Palmer also dive into which teams made the biggest statements in Week 7. The Philadelphia Eagles made a strong case with a win in Minnesota against the Vikings. Jalen Hurts and the Eagles produced more than 350 yards of total offense. The Indianapolis Colts continue to impress, improving to 6-1 on the season with a win in Los Angeles against the Chargers. And the Dallas Cowboys offense continues to roll, scoring 44 points against the Commanders.

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🏈 First up, The Athletic’s Zach Berman breaks down what’s wrong with the Eagles offense heading into their matchup with the Vikings. Philadelphia hasn’t topped 100 rushing yards in weeks, and questions are swirling around new offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo. Can the Eagles rediscover the balance that powered their Super Bowl run, or will Brian Flores’ defense expose even more cracks?

⚡️ Then, Dan Popper checks in from Los Angeles, where Justin Herbert is quietly putting together one of his most complete seasons yet. Dan and James preview a pivotal AFC matchup between the Colts and the Chargers.

🐴 Over in Denver, Nick Kosmider weighs in on the Broncos defense, which leads the league in sacks and has turned into one of the NFL’s most disruptive units. But after a sluggish offensive showing in London, can Denver find enough consistency to handle a sneaky Giants team?

🔋 Chargers WR Ladd McConkey sits down with James Palmer to talk about his clutch moment from last week's win over Miami. McConkey opens up about earning Justin Herbert’s trust and looks ahead to the Chargers’ matchup with the Colts and shares what it’ll take to keep their offense humming.

🗽 And speaking of the Giants, breakout tight end Theo Johnson stops by to talk about Jaxson Dart’s rise, his own red-zone hot streak, and what it’s been like facing off against some of the AFC’s toughest defenses.

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💬 Drop your thoughts below: Are the Eagles still contenders, or are we seeing another mid-season meltdown in Philly?

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🏈 The trade deadline is approaching fast — November 4th — and teams are already positioning themselves as buyers or sellers. Which contenders are ready to make a splash, and which front offices might hit reset? The Athletic's Senior NFL Insider Dianna Russini breaks down what we're hearing around the league.

🔥 Chase Daniel's weekly “Cut to the Chase” focuses on Caleb Williams and the Bears, who are rolling — winners of three straight — with Williams showing massive growth under offensive coordinator Ben Johnson. His pressure-to-sack rate has been cut in half from his rookie year, and he’s on pace to top 4,000 yards, something no Bears QB has ever done.

💪 Meanwhile, Drake Maye and the Patriots have quietly won three straight of their own. If Maye hits 200+ passing yards with a 100+ passer rating again this week, he’ll join Patrick Mahomes as the only under-24 QBs to do it in six straight games. Are the Patriots finally building an identity around their rookie QB?

😬 Over in Buffalo, the Bills have lost two straight — and the concern level is rising. Can Josh Allen and Joe Brady fix the offense before things spiral? The crew debates what’s really plaguing one of the league’s most talented rosters.

⚔️ In Tennessee, the Brian Callahan firing shakes up everything for Cam Ward. How does the move impact his development — and why have the last four No. 1 overall picks all lost their head coach during their rookie season? The team dives into what’s next for the Titans and their young QB.

💬 Plus, The Athletic’s Chris Branch joins for another edition of The Pulse to debate a big question: Would you rather be the Eagles or Chiefs at this point of the season?

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📣 Drop your thoughts below — who’s the next great QB to rise out of the chaos this season?

00:00 - Intro

04:30 - Trade Deadline Buyers

08:25 - Cut to the Chase: Caleb Williams film breakdown

15:35 - Cut to the Chase: Drake Maye continues to impress

20:55 - Cut to the Chase: How can the Bills fix their offense?

29:00 - How does the firing of Brian Callahan impact Cam Ward?

46:45 - The Pulse Newsletter Questions

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🏈 The Kansas City Chiefs made a statement in their decisive win over the Detroit Lions. Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs offense rebounded against a stout Lions defense, putting up 30 points for the second time this season. Should the rest of the league be concerned that the Chiefs have righted the ship? The Athletic’s Jourdan Rodrigue joins the show to discuss the Kansas City's win.

🤔 Are the Pittsburgh Steelers and Aaron Rodgers legitimate contenders? The Steelers currently sit atop the AFC North after starting 4-1. Pittsburgh takes a commanding divisional lead following its latest win over the Cleveland Browns. Do the Steelers have a real shot at contending this year?

😤 Is the New York Jets season a total loss? The Jets' loss to the Denver Broncos drops New York to 0-6. Are the Jets stuck with Justin Fields at quarterback? Will Aaron Glenn survive the season? The Athletic’s Mike Sando shares what the Jets organization is facing.

🐎 Meanwhile, the Indianapolis Colts experienced one of the most bizarre pregame warm-ups in NFL history, losing two players to injury. The Athletic’s James Boyd shares insights from the Colts’ pregame. Plus, Daniel Jones and company held off the Arizona Cardinals and are in first place in the AFC. Is Indy as good as its record indicates?

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🏴‍☠️Are the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as good as their record indicates? Bucs WR Sterling Shepard stops by Scoop City and shares insights from inside the locker room. Shepard shared intel from inside the Bucs wide receiver room and what it’s like playing with his former college quarterback. Plus, is Baker Mayfield playing like the MVP? Shepard shares what makes Baker special.

🏈 Plus, The Athletic’s Vic Tafur shares the latest from the Bay Area. What’s been the secret to Mac Jones’ success filling in for the injured Brock Purdy? And, how much better can the 49ers get once Purdy, George Kittle, and others return from the injured list? Tafur shares updates on the Niners and previews their matchup with the Buccaneers.

🦴 What’s the latest with the Cleveland Browns QB situation now that Joe Flacco has been traded? Jason Lloyd stops by Scoop City to share why the Browns must move on from Shedeur Sanders. And, Lloyd offers an opinion on why Sanders is still on the Browns.

🦁 Should Jared Goff be getting MVP considerations? The Athletic’s Colton Pouncy shares why Goff is at the top of his game even with the coordinator change. Pouncy also previews the Lions’ matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs. How do the Lions plan to stop Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, and company?

🐻 Can the Chicago Bears upset the Washington Commanders? The Athletic’s Kevin Fishbain shares how Ben Johnson has approached this matchup against Jayden Daniels. And, Fishbain discusses the progression of the Bears’ offense after the first quarter of the season.

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🎤 Scoop City returns with the latest insight ahead of all the Week 6 action from around the NFL. The first stop is in Philadelphia ahead of their Thursday night matchup with the Giants. The Eagles are 4-1, but they’ve struggled offensively under new OC Kevin Patullo. The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini and Scoop City co-host James Palmer bring you inside Philly's offensive struggles.

🤔 Have the Kansas City Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes lost their fear factor? The three-time defending AFC champions are off to a slow start in 2025. And the sledding remains tough with the NFC North-leading Detroit Lions coming to KC. Is this a must-win game for Mahomes and company?

🐅 The Cincinnati Bengals are also looking to keep their playoff hopes alive. The Bengals made a rare in-division trade for QB Joe Flacco as Joe Burrow continues to be sidelined with a turf toe injury. Russini and Palmer share how the trade went down. And, why did the Bengals not call the Giants when searching for a veteran QB?

🐎Finally, are the Indianapolis Colts the real deal? Daniel Jones and Indy's offense are currently the most efficient in football. If the playoffs started today, the AFC would run through Indianapolis. Russini and Palmer share how the Colts have gone from a question mark to unquestionably one of the league's best.

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The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini and former NFL quarterback Chase Daniel break down what made the Patriots’ victory so significant — and how Maye is quickly evolving into a franchise QB.

In Philadelphia, Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos engineered a thrilling comeback win over the Eagles. Russini shares what she learned from her postgame conversation with Broncos head coach Sean Payton, while Daniel analyzes Nix’s performance and dissects a key two-point conversion using All-22 film. After suffering their first loss of the season, questions are starting to swirl around the Eagles’ offense and coaching staff.

Meanwhile, in Baltimore, the Ravens are a team in turmoil. Can head coach John Harbaugh turn things around before it’s too late? Russini offers behind-the-scenes reporting from inside the organization, and Daniel draws on his NFL experience to explain what’s going wrong — and how players and coaches typically respond in times like these.

Finally, is Dak Prescott the frontrunner for NFL MVP through five weeks? Daniel makes a strong case for the Dallas Cowboys quarterback, pointing to his efficiency, leadership, and big-play ability in critical moments. If Prescott keeps playing at this level, the MVP conversation may be over sooner than expected.

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🎯The Athletic's staff writer for the Giants, Charlotte Carroll joins us outside the practice facility in East Rutherford to talk with James about how New York plans for Jaxson Dart's second game as the starter and how the team plans to adjust the offense with the loss of WR Malik Nabers.

🤕 The Athletic's senior writer for the Commanders, Nicki Jhabvala joins us from Commanders practice, where they are dealing with a host of injuries on the offensive side of the ball. Quarterback Jayden Daniels is expected to return this week after missing two weeks with a knee sprain, but will be without some key weapons in the passing game.

🦬Joe Buscaglia, The Athletic's staff writer for the Bills joins us ahead of Buffalo's AFC East showdown with the Patriots on Sunday Night. Joe and James discuss the issues with the Bills defense, the importance of James Cook and how Josh Allen continues to play at an MVP Level.

☑️The Athletic's senior writer for the Patriots, Chad Graff joins us from Gillette Stadium as the Patriots prepare for the Bills. Drake Maye is looking to build on his week 4 performance and Chad discusses WR Stefon Diggs emotional return to Buffalo.

🐆 Jaguars defensive end Arik Armstead joins Dianna Russini and James Palmer to talk about the Jags 3-1 start to the season. Armstead discusses new head coach Liam Coen's personality, Travis Hunter's preparation and the how the Jags defense is getting so many turnovers.

📈 Finally, senior Fantasy writer Jake Ciely joins James Palmer to get your lineup set for week 5. Jake shares what players have great matchups this week, the best waiver wire targets and if you should buy into Darren Waller's breakout performance.

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Scoop City returns to take you inside the NFL with The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini and co-host James Palmer. What’s the timetable for Jackson’s hamstring injury, and what does it mean for the AFC North? Russini has the latest intel on the Ravens quarterback.

Plus, find out what went into the Browns’ decision to bench Joe Flacco in favor of rookie Dillon Gabriel and why Shedeur Sanders is still third on Cleveland's QB depth chart.

The Athletic’s senior NFL writer Mike Sando joins to break down the AFC North and discuss Dart’s playing style. Should the Giants be concerned about the rookie quarterback putting himself in harm’s way? Sando shares the latest from New York and around the league.

 Plus, friend of the show Mike Silver visits Scoop City fresh off a trip to Dallas. The Athletic’s senior NFL writer shares stories from his conversation with Cowboys owner Jerry Jones. Silver takes you behind the scenes of the reaction to Micah Parsons' return to Dallas.

Finally, Chris Branch of The Pulse is back with two burning questions: Is there any hope for teams currently struggling early in the season? Russini and Palmer tackle that one. Plus, how do you get picky toddlers to actually eat? Russini and Palmer share their best parenting tips with Branch.

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Scoop City is back with another action-packed Monday episode. The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini is joined by former NFL quarterback Chase Daniel and co-host James Palmer to break down the biggest stories and moments from Week 4 in the NFL.

Dak Prescott & the CowboysPrescott impressed again during Dallas’ Sunday night matchup against the Green Bay Packers. Are the Cowboys maximizing his MVP-level play? Daniel breaks down key plays and what the film says about Prescott’s performance.

Lamar Jackson Injury UpdateRussini has the latest intel on Lamar Jackson’s injury. How long will the Baltimore Ravens be without their former MVP? And what will the offense look like in his absence?

Malik Nabers Injury NewsJust minutes before going live, Russini confirmed a major blow for the New York Giants—wide receiver Malik Nabers has suffered a torn ACL and will miss the rest of the season.

Jaxson Dart's BreakoutDespite the injury setback, the Giants may have found a bright spot in rookie QB Jaxson Dart. Daniel analyzes two crucial plays and explains why Dart may be the answer under center.

Tennessee Titans StrugglesFrustration is boiling over in Tennessee. After a 26-0 loss to the Houston Texans, Titans quarterback Cam Ward didn’t hold back in his postgame comments. What’s next for this winless squad?

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Rookie QB Jaxson Dart debuts as the starter for the New York Giants against the Los Angeles Chargers. Chase breaks down what he saw from Dart and how the young QB can help get New York back on track following their first win of the season.

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Scoop City co-host and NFL insider James Palmer welcomes several writers from The Athletic's newsroom to help preview Week 4's top games. Senior Eagles writer Zach Berman joins to break down Philadelphia's showdown with the undefeated Buccaneers. Berman explains why the Eagles are not worried about winning pretty. Plus, senior Rams writer Nate Atkins shares insight on how the Rams are adjusting their red-zone offense, and Colts writer James Boyd explains why we’re seeing a different version of Daniel Jones.

Meanwhile, all eyes will be on Dallas Sunday night for a star-studded showdown between the Cowboys and Packers. Scoop City welcomes back a pair of repeat visitors, Jon Machota and Matt Schneidman. Machota does not hold back when analyzing Dallas's start to the 2025 NFL season. Jerry Jones's team is under pressure to avoid a 1-2 start, but can Dak Prescott keep pace with a high-powered Packer offense? Schneidman explains why Sunday’s matchup could be a get-right game for Jordan Love and Green Bay.

And, in the world of fantasy football, Jake Ciely shares why you should be worried about several skill position players. Plus, Ciely shares an incredible list of his favorite ice cream truck treats. Come for the fantasy advice, stay for a nostalgic look back at some of the best sweet treats of your childhood.

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Scoop City returns with the latest details on the New York Giants’ decision to bench Russell Wilson and start rookie QB Jaxson Dart. The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini shares insights from around the Giants' facility on the move to Dart.

Staying in the NFC East, the Washington Commanders are monitoring the health of their star quarterback and wide receiver. Both Jayden Daniels and Terry McLaurin appeared on the team’s injury report ahead of their contest against the Atlanta Falcons.

Plus, could a Week 4 matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and the Kansas City Chiefs be a must-win? Scoop City co-host and NFL insider James Palmer shares his thoughts on a critical matchup.

Plus, The Athletic’s Dan Pompei joins to discuss the state of the Chicago Bears. Will Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson build off of their impressive win over the Dallas Cowboys? And, are the Tampa Bay Buccaneers serious contenders in the NFC? Pompei shares his insights on the Baker Mayfield-led Bucs.

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Scoop City returns with insight on all the biggest storylines from Week 3 in the NFL. The Philadelphia Eagles' offense struggled for much of the game against the Los Angeles Rams. Jalen Hurts’ offense only accounted for 33 yards in the first half. Former NFL QB Chase Daniel brings you inside the Eagles' second-half game plan and shares why it was so successful.

Plus, did the Chicago Bears’ offense finally click yesterday against the Dallas Cowboys? Caleb Williams became the first player with 225-plus passing yards and three or more passing touchdowns in any half this season. Has Ben Johnson unlocked something in his young QB? Daniel shares his insights.

In the Sundae Scaries, will the New York Giants turn to Jaxson Dart after another underwhelming performance by Russell Wilson? Daniel says the time is now. Meanwhile, Carson Wentz gets a win in his first start as a member of the Minnesota Vikings. Senior NFL insider Dianna Russini shares the timetable for J.J. McCarthy’s return and the Vikings' confidence level in Wentz.Be a friend, tell a friend, and subscribe to our channel.

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Scoop City returns to bring you inside the NFL, starting with what’s happening in Chicago with the Bears. The Athletic’s Kevin Fishbain joins James Palmer to break down the Bears’ 0-2 start under Ben Johnson. Fishbain provides insights on Caleb Williams’ growth and his development under Johnson. Plus, what is the Bears' plan to defeat the Dallas Cowboys? Fishbain and Palmer break it down.

Meanwhile, in Denver, Broncos QB Bo Nix continues to progress in Year 2 under Sean Payton. The Athletic’s Nick Kosmider joins Scoop City to share an update on the Broncos’ sophomore QB. Plus, Kosmider and Palmer discuss a loaded AFC West division that has been dominated early on by the Los Angeles Chargers.

The Bolts are experiencing early-season success under Jim Harbaugh and Justin Herbert. Will this be the season Herbert puts together an MVP-caliber resume? Palmer explains why this could be Herbert’s best year as a pro in his Extra Point.

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The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini and co-host James Palmer explain why Tom Brady sitting in the coaches' booth during a game is a big deal for NFL fans. What really happens in production meetings that Brady could leverage for the Raiders? Russini and Palmer share their own firsthand experiences.

Plus, Scoop City welcomes The Athletic Football Show’s Robert Mays to weigh in on the Week 3 panic meter. Mays shares thoughts on his hometown team, the Chicago Bears. Plus, do Mays, Russini or Palmer have concerns with the Kansas City Chiefs or Miami Dolphins?

Finally, the team welcomes author of The Pulse, Chris Branch, back for his bi-weekly hit. Branch wants to know what it would take for the Atlanta Falcons to trade backup QB Kirk Cousins. And, on a lighter note, if you were an NFL kicker, how would you prepare a game ball?

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James Palmer, Dianna Russini and Chase Daniel react to the Cincinnati Bengals quarterback's turf toe injury. Burrow has elected to undergo surgery and will miss a minimum of three months. Backup Jake Browning stepped in to lead a game-winning drive against Jacksonville, but can he keep Cincinnati afloat with Burrow’s extended absence looming? Or are the Bengals' playoff chances already in jeopardy?

Chase then takes us inside the Chiefs’ shocking 0-2 start. Patrick Mahomes is carrying the offense, leading the team in rushing for a second straight week, but Kansas City hasn’t opened a season this poorly since 2014.

Dak Prescott’s dominant season continued in the Cowboys’ comeback overtime win over the Giants. Prescott threw for 361 yards and two touchdowns, leading Dallas to one of the most dramatic finishes of the season so far. Chase breaks down how Prescott has elevated his play and what it means for the Cowboys’ chances in the NFC.

Our trio also analyzes this week's lowlights, headlined by second-year quarterback Caleb Williams and the Bears' continued struggles. Chicago was steamrolled by Jared Goff and the Lions, who hung 52 points on former OC and current Bears head coach Ben Johnson courtesy of Goff’s 334 yards and five touchdown passes. The crew debates what’s going wrong for Williams, how Ben Johnson is handling the head-coaching transition, and whether the Bears can find answers before the season unravels.

The Bears weren't the only scary (in a bad way) performance on Sunday; the Pittsburgh Steelers have started their 2025 season with problems on the defensive side of the ball. Pittsburgh has given up 31+ points in back-to-back games to open the season for the first time since 1989.

Finally, the crew debates which 2-0 teams are real contenders — and which 0-2 squads can still turn things around.

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The Athletic's senior NFL writer Jourdan Rodrigue joins Scoop City to talk about her article "Life as a backup NFL QB is a mental and emotional whirlwind." James Palmer and Jourdan talk about what the Niners’ offense could look like with Jones and how big of a loss George Kittle is after the All-Pro tight end was placed on injured reserve.

Jourdan also previews the Chargers vs. Raiders matchup. Justin Herbert threw for three touchdowns in the opener, while Geno Smith lit up the Patriots for 362 yards in his Raiders debut. What’s at stake in this AFC West showdown, and can rookie Brock Bowers keep making plays for Las Vegas?

Then, we’ve got a special guest: Colts linebacker Zaire Franklin joins the show. Franklin breaks down Indy’s dominant Week 1 win over Miami for Palmer and senior NFL insider Dianna Russini, his role as a defensive captain and what it’s like playing alongside new quarterback Daniel Jones and rookie tight end Tyler Warren. After leading the NFL in tackles last season, how far does Franklin think this Colts team can go?

Plus, The Athletic's senior NFL fantasy writer Jake Ciely stops by with his top karaoke picks (yes, seriously). And before we wrap, we dive into the biggest fantasy football worries heading into Week 2, including receiver duos in Detroit, Philly, and Miami.

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How long is the leash for New York Giants QB Russell Wilson? Russini and co-host James Palmer discuss head coach Brian Daboll’s decision to stick with Wilson over rookie Jaxson Dart.

Meanwhile, the San Francisco 49ers are dealing with several key injuries early in the season. What is the latest with 49ers QB Brock Purdy? Russini and Palmer discuss the latest surrounding Purdy’s toe injury and his chances to play Sunday, as well as what the 49ers' offense could look like with Mac Jones at the helm.

The Athletic’s Green Bay Packers beat writer Matt Schneidman joins the show to discuss the Packers’ highly anticipated Thursday night matchup with the Washington Commanders. Schneidman shares insights from covering newly acquired All-Pro DE Micah Parsons. What kind of impact will Parsons have against the Jayden Daniels-led Commanders? Schneidman shares the latest from Green Bay.

Finally, Jacob Robinson returns with another question from the Scoop City newsletter team. Be a friend, tell a friend and subscribe to our channel!

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The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini was in attendance for Aaron Rodgers' Pittsburgh Steelers debut against the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium. Rodgers threw four touchdowns against his former team. Meanwhile, Justin Fields, also playing against his former team, scored three total touchdowns in a close loss.

Plus, the crew reacts to seeing Micah Parsons and the Green Bay Packers dominate the Detroit Lions. The newly acquired pass rusher had a sack in his first game at Lambeau Field rocking the green and yellow despite only playing 29 snaps. The Detroit Lions struggled to establish the run, only racking up 46 yards. This is the Lions’ first Week 1 loss since 2022.

Finally, which team had Sundae Scaries? The New York Giants were frustrated on Sunday by the Washington Commanders. The Miami Dolphins disappointed in their season opener against a dominant Indianapolis Colts squad.

Finally, the Scoop team hands out some flowers for new faces who performed well in new places. Among the names recognized were Tampa Bay Buccaneers WR Emeka Egbuka and Tennessee Titans QB Cam Ward.

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Palmer and Baldinger react to the latest news out of Denver, where the Broncos and Nik Bonitto have agreed to terms on a four-year extension worth up to $120 million. Baldinger shares why Denver's defense can once again be one of the best in football.

The duo also discusses the Commanders-Giants matchup, where Washington will face New York's fearsome defensive front for the first time with their reworked offensive line. Who will have the edge in D.C. on Sunday?

Micah Parsons is now in Green Bay after the blockbuster trade to the Packers. Baldinger shares how he expects the Packers to use the ex-Cowboy against the dynamic offense of the Detroit Lions.

Baldy and James also break down how new Bears head coach Ben Johnson is already helping Caleb Williams move past his rookie season to make Chicago a true contender in the NFC North.

The Athletic's senior NFL fantasy writer, Jake Ciely, joins Scoop City to help set your lineup for Week 1. Ciely shares his sleeper picks for the slate as well as some risky lineup moves and an entire team's position group that will be a headache for fantasy owners early on in the season.

Finally, Palmer has some fun at the expense of co-host Chase Daniel, who on Monday was giving James flak about picking Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts to be the 2025 MVP. James shares one of Chase's recent social posts about Jalen becoming an MVP possibility and then analyzes the hypocrisy in arguments concerning Lamar Jackson and Jalen Hurts as it relates to winning, their career accomplishments and Super Bowl experience.

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The 2025 NFL regular season will be the second year for many young quarterbacks. Among that group is Atlanta Falcons QB Michael Penix Jr. The 2024 eighth overall pick is set to start his first full season at the helm of the Falcons offense. Silver, along with senior NFL insider Dianna Russini and Scoop City co-host James Palmer, discusses the Buccaneers and Falcons matchup. Plus, the trio analyzes if the Chicago Bears have concerns about Caleb Williams and how much pressure is on J.J. McCarthy and the Minnesota Vikings.

In the Big Apple, the New York Jets suffered a tough loss to their revamped offensive line. Russini has the scoop. The New York Giants officially named Jaxson Dart as the backup QB. Will tBig Blue be the first team to make a QB change this season? Russini and Palmer discuss.

And, in a lighter segment, staff senior writer and of The Pulse, Chris Branch, joins Scoop City to ask our experts how to best prepare for Week 1’s tailgating scene. Plus, which game should you have your spouse watch? All that and more on this episode of Scoop City!

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Russini, Palmer and Daniel also discussed what the league has been saying about the Micah Parsons trade. On Thursday, the Dallas Cowboys sent Parsons to the Green Bay Packers in exchange for a pair of first-round draft picks and DT Kenny Clark.

Later in the show, the group welcomed The Athletic’s senior writer Zak Keefer to discuss why organizations fail young quarterbacks. Keefer previewed his piece set to drop on The Athletic on September 2nd. Since 2011, if you don’t own the No. 1 pick, your chances of drafting a bust (33 percent) are nearly double your chances of landing a star (17 percent). Keefer offered insight from the various discussions he had with those around the league.

Plus, Scoop City wraps today’s episode by selecting Super Bowl and MVP picks for the 2025 season.

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On this special live edition of Scoop City, The Athletic’s Senior NFL Insider Dianna Russini is joined by James Palmer to break down every angle of the trade. Cowboys Senior Writer Jon Machota and Packers Senior Writer Matt Schneidman add insider perspective from both sides, diving into what this move means for Dallas, Green Bay, and the league as a whole.

From Jerry Jones’ bold decision to part ways with his defensive superstar to the ripple effects of Parsons’ historic contract, this episode captures all the immediate fallout of one of the most shocking trades in recent NFL history.

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Zach Berman, The Athletic's senior Eagles writer, joins James Palmer live from the Eagles' training facility to talk about how Philadelphia can win back-to-back NFC East division titles for the first time since 2004.

Zach and James also discuss who the biggest threat in the NFC is to Philadelphia in their attempt to repeat as conference champions.

Micah Parsons is still working on a new contract with the Cowboys, and Zach shares how the team is planning for next week's game despite Parsons' uncertain status.

The duo also discusses how Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts may be overlooked in the league's best quarterbacks debate due to his star-studded supporting cast.

The Athletic's senior fantasy writer, Jake Ciely, also joins Scoop City to prepare you for your upcoming fantasy drafts. Jake talks to James about several sleeper candidates in the middle rounds, a player to avoid based on their high cost and several end-of-the-draft steals that could help push your team over the top.

Lastly, James recaps Baltimore Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton's new contract extension and how Hamilton's versatility is becoming more valuable in the modern game. James analyzes how tight ends' increasing athleticism presents matchup problems for opposing defenses and how players like Hamilton can help combat the issue.

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Elsewhere around the NFL, the Kansas City Chiefs will be without star WR Rashee Rice for the first six games of the 2025 season. Rice was handed a six-game suspension for violating the personal conduct policy. He will be eligible to play his first game of the 2025 regular season in Week 7 against the Las Vegas Raiders.

With roster cuts finalized, 53-man rosters and depth charts took shape around the league, including in Cleveland. Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski announced that Dillon Gabriel will back up Joe Flacco. Fellow rookie Shedeur Sanders made the 53-man roster and will open the season as the third-string QB.

In other QB news, the New Orleans Saints have named their starter for the 2025 season. Former fifth-round pick Spencer Rattler has won the job in The Big Easy. Rattler beat out second-round pick Tyler Shough.

Plus, Russini and James Palmer dive into several other topics, including why some new coaches have lofty expectations and which team could go from the basement to the top of their respective division. All that and more on this episode of Scoop City!

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James Palmer, Russini and Daniel also discuss the continued standoff between Micah Parsons and the Dallas Cowboys with their preseason now wrapped up. Parsons continues to seek a trade out of Dallas with next week's season kickoff game against the Philadelphia Eagles looming. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones continues to insist that he has a deal in place already with Parsons after speaking with the pass rusher this spring without his agent present.

Palmer, Russini and Daniel analyze the Cleveland Browns' intention to keep four quarterbacks on their final 53-man roster. Kevin Stefanski has been under scrutiny for his handling of the team's quarterback room in the Browns' preseason finale and the group reacts to Stefanski's comments about rookie Shedeur Sanders' development.

New York Giants rookie Jaxson Dart continues to impress. Chase breaks down what he has seen from the quarterback so far and why the Giants have a great problem on their hands with a rookie who is developing quickly. The trio also reacts to head coach Brian Daboll's comments about placing Dart in certain difficult situations to see if he will succeed.

Finally, our cast reminisces about their unofficial end-of-summer weekend, including Chase running a 5K and Dianna losing one of her son's favorite stuffed animals before eventually tracking it down.

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Jayden talks to Dianna about his growing connection with offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury and why they are only scratching the surface of what their offense can produce.

Dianna asks Jayden about the optimism surrounding the team despite their best wide receiver still holding in for a new contract. Jayden explains why he’s confident Terry McLaurin will be back on the field soon.

Jayden also opens up about leading a veteran locker room and how he relates to older players.

Dianna asks Jayden about building on his Rookie of the Year season in 2024 and his growth heading into Year 2.

Dianna and Jayden also have some fun to wrap up training camp and hand out some camp superlatives: Most Improved, Biggest Hustler and Biggest Complainer.

Dianna also chats with Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn. Quinn discusses building a connected locker room, why he values veteran leaders like Bobby Wagner, Zach Ertz, and Von Miller and how those voices accelerate the growth of younger players.Russini asks about Quinn's trust in Jayden Daniels as a franchise quarterback, what makes the young QB’s work ethic stand out, and how Daniels has bonded with veteran stars.

Quinn also shares his optimism about Terry McLaurin’s return and how the timing of a potential deal matters for the offense.Quinn opens up about lessons learned from Year 1 to Year 2, the importance of culture over stat sheets, and what separates this Commanders team from any other group he’s coached.Finally, the pair lighten things up, handing out some camp superlatives and Quinn shares his biggest pet peeve away from football.

Dianna catches up with Commanders Zach Ertz. The veteran tight end opens up about the grind of camp, the importance of offensive line improvements, and how new additions like Deebo Samuel are already elevating the offense. He explains why protecting with fewer blockers changes everything for the passing game — and how Washington’s revamped offensive line will unlock more opportunities this year.

Russini asks Ertz about his connection with Daniels, praising his rare ability to lead without ego and hold the locker room to a higher standard. Ertz also shares what it’s like working with Kliff Kingsbury’s evolving playbook, why ball security will be the key to a deep playoff run and his thoughts on the team’s optimism surrounding a potential Terry McLaurin return.

Finally, Ertz previews Washington's Week 1 matchup against the New York Giants, gives his candid scouting report and jokes about hosting a podcast himself one day

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Parsons and the Cowboys aren’t the only teams and star players at a stalemate. Trey Hendrickson is still holding in waiting on a better offer from the Cincinnati Bengals. Washington Commanders WR Terry McLaurin is also waiting for a new contract. And the most recent veteran seeking a new deal is Pittsburgh Steelers DL Cam Heyward.

Elsewhere around the league, the Indianapolis Colts named a new starting quarterback. Former New York Giants first-round draft pick Daniel Jones won the job over Anthony Richardson. Russini and Scoop City Co-Host James Palmer discuss what’s next for Richardson.

Finally, Russini and Palmer go back to school to discuss this year’s crop of rookie running backs. Which rookie has impressed in their first training camp? Plus, what is the latest with Commanders running back Brian Robinson Jr?

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Plus, The Athletic’s senior NFL insider Dianna Russini shares an update on Cincinnati Bengals DE Trey Hendrickson. The 2024 NFL sack leader is seeking a contract extension, but so far has not agreed to any offers from the Bengals. Monday, Russini confirmed the report that the Bengals are listening to trade offers for the All-Pro. Cincinnati is reportedly seeking a young defensive player and a 2026 first-round pick for Hendrickson.

The Scoop City team continues to monitor the Terry McLaurin contract talks. The Washington Commanders' top wide receiver was recently activated off the PUP list as he continues to seek a new contract. The next step for him is a return to practice. As of the taping of this episode, McLaurin and the Commanders have not agreed to a new deal.

Elsewhere around the league, the Cleveland Browns named Joe Flacco their starting quarterback, Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams impressed in preseason action against the Buffalo Bills and the group reacted to conversations Russini had with Minnesota Vikings head coach Kevin O’Connell and New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel.

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Dianna talks to coach Vrabel about his time away from coaching and when he knew he had to get back to being a head coach again after leaving the Titans.

Dianna and coach Vrabel also talk about building a special relationship with the players and why that remains the most important part of being a head coach.

Coach Vrabel opens up about returning to New England after playing there and why it is a special place for him and why this job means so much.

Dianna asks Coach Vrabel about Drake Maye's development and getting the most out of his young quarterback. Vrabel talks about getting his quarterback to celebrate more and be a leader by example.

Dianna surprises coach Vrabel with 50 words in 50 seconds for his 50th birthday. Coach shares everything from what he checks first on his phone in the morning and how he orders his coffee.

Dianna also sits down with quarterback Drake Maye and asks him about the new era in New England. Maye shares what Mike Vrabel has brought to the team and the locker room. The Pats QB talks about his relationship with coach Vrabel and what makes him such a great teacher.

Maye talks about the expectations for the new offensive scheme and what the team hopes to accomplish this season.

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O'Connell shares his thoughts on quarterback JJ McCarthy and his development since returning to the field. Russini and O'Connell talk about the expectations for the Vikings and playing in the NFC North.

The Vikings coach also shares how he unwinds from the grueling schedule of running a football team.

Dianna also chats with Minnesota Vikings running back Aaron Jones.

Dianna asks Aaron about how becoming a father has changed how he handles a win or loss. The running back talks about bringing his kids to practice and making sure to have enough energy to play with his kids even after a long day.

Dianna and Aaron talk about JJ McCarthy and how playing with Green Bay Packers QB Jordan Love help prepare him for working with a young quarterback.

Aaron opens up about the team's expectations for this season after all their success in 2024.

Dianna tries her hardest to get Aaron to brag about himself, while using some of her own resume to get him thinking.

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Kansas City Chiefs Patrick Mahomes and Cincinnatti Bengals Joe Burrow were the only two unanimous Tier 1 quarterbacks on this list. James and Chase ask Mike what goes into a unanimous decision.

Baltimore Ravens Lamar Jackson breaks into the top Tier for the first time in his career. We ask Mike what the voting panel said about Lamar's trajectory into the top. Plus Los Angeles Rams Matthew Stafford makes his Tier 1 debut as well, find out what took to the veteran QB to the next level in the eyes of the voters.

James and Chase ask Mike about a quarterback that the panel may have been waiting for to take the next step, but hasnt reached their potential just yet. Mike breaks down why Jacksonville Jaguars Trevor Lawrence is a name that keeps coming up in those conversations.

Philadelphia Eagles Jalen Hurts remains in the top 10, but James and Chase get answers on why Hurts has not moved into the Top Tier despite being the Super Bowl MVP.

Four time MVP Aaron Rodgers took the biggest fall of this year's list. James and Chase ask Mike why the Pittsburgh Steelers QB is now all the way down in Tier 3 after being in Tier 1 in 2024.

Ben Johnson takes over as head coach for the Chicago Bears and James and Chase ask what the effect has been for both his new quarterback in Caleb Williams and Detroit Lions Jared Goff

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Three star players continue to deal with contract disputes across the NFL. Dianna will share the latest on Dallas Cowboys pass rusher Micah Parsons, Washington Commanders wideout Terry McLaurin and Bengals Defensive End Trey Hendrickson.

James Palmer and Chase Daniel preview The Athletic's Senior NFL Writer Mike Sando's QB Tier list for 2025. Find out where Super Bowl MVP Jalen Hurts lands on the list and how the addition of Ben Johnson in Chicago helped Caleb Williams chances this season.

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Cleveland Browns QB Shedeur Sanders made his NFL debut on Friday night against the Carolina Panthers. James, Dianna and Chase break down the rookies first outing and what teams across the league have seen on the tape.Dianna also shares the latest in the contract saga with Buffalo Bills running back James Cook after he suited up, warmed up and then sat out of the Bills preseason opener this weekend. Find out where Cook’s next contract could land and what’s next for the Buffalo in getting closer to a signed deal.

Indianapolis Colts QB Anthony Richardson leaves his game against the Ravens early after dislocating his pinky, Dianna has the latest on Richardson’s health heading into week 2. Chase breaks down what he saw that led the his injury in the first place and how the Indy QB could’ve avoided it altogether.

The New Orleans Saints QB room is searching for their starting quarterback as well. Find out who James, Dianna and Chase think can win the job in New Orleans and why they could head into the season with the QBs they currently have on their roster.Los Angeles Rams Quarterback Matthew Stafford missed practice on Monday, hear why Dianna and Chase are not concerned with the veteran missing time ahead of the regular season.

Tennessee Titans rookie Cam Ward and New York Giants rookie Jaxson Dart had very different outings in their NFL Debuts. Chase breaks down the tape while Dianna shares what teams have been saying about their young QBs.

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All eyes are on Cleveland, where rookie Shedeur Sanders is getting the Week 1 preseason start for the Browns. With Kenny Pickett and Dillon Gabriel sidelined by injury, Sanders is set to get extended time with the starters in a real opportunity to shake up the QB depth chart. Chase explains what coaches look for in these moments that fans might miss—and why this window could be critical for Sanders' future.

Meanwhile in Cincinnati, head coach Zac Taylor is going all in on preseason reps, announcing Joe Burrow, Ja'Marr Chase and the Bengals' top starters will play in Thursday’s opener against the Eagles. After back-to-back seasons missing the playoffs, despite record-setting production from Burrow, the Bengals hope a stronger preseason leads to a faster start. Dianna and Chase discuss whether this high-risk strategy is the right move—and what a healthy, aggressive Burrow-led offense could mean for the AFC.

Broncos cornerback Patrick Surtain gave us his Top 5 QBs during our visit in Denver, now Chase fills out his own Top 10, and the debate begins. Find out who made the list and who was left outside the group.

Then it's onto Jacksonville, where Travis Hunter is doing something we haven’t seen in decades—playing both sides of the ball. But can it last over a full season? Not everyone is convinced, including star wideout Davante Adams. Dianna and Chase react to Adams’ comments and weigh in on whether Hunter’s versatility is sustainable in today’s NFL.

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Quarterback Bo Nix breaks down what is different heading into his second season in the NFL. Dianna shares the breaking news with Nix about receiver Courtland Sutton's new contract extension LIVE during the conversation.

Reigning Defensive Player of the Year, Patrick Surtain II joins us to talk about how the Broncos defense plans to improve in 2025. Plus, Chase and Dianna get Surtain to name his top QBs in the NFL at the moment.

Head Coach Sean Payton sits down with Dianna and Chase to talk about how being so meticulous with the details leads to success for an NFL Franchise. Payton also shares what former player he has coached in his career that he would love to replicate for his Denver Broncos team.

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Elsewhere, Commanders wideout Terry McLaurin continues his hold in from the team despite his trade request. Washington’s number one target has been present during the team’s training camp, but it yet to practice. Dianna and Chase breakdown where McLaurin’s contract could land him in the receiver market.

Bills James Cook is suddenly holding in. The Buffalo running back has been practicing with the team until Sunday and now has missed two straight practices. Cook is coming off back-to-back 1,000 plus yard seasons and is seeking an extension that would put him aligned with the top rushers in the NFL.

Meanwhile, Dianna and Chase recap their conversation with Broncos Bo Nix. The second year quarterback talks about the differences between his rookie season and now. Nix breaks down how continuity in Sean Payton’s system will lead to even more growth for the Broncos offense. Chase talks about why he believes the hype in Denver.

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Dianna sat down with Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson to talk about JJ McCarthy, being the highest paid wideout and of course the perfect griddy.

Dianna talked to Browns tight end David Njoku about who slides into his DMs, bulletproof cars and party city.

Dianna and Chase chat with Bills receiver Khalil Shakir about his MVP QB Josh Allen, building on their explosive offense and the weather in Buffalo.

Dianna talks with Bengals running back Chase Brown about his QB Joe Burrow, have two "Chases" on the same team and being a twin in the NFL.

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We caught up with Steelers defensive lineman, Cam Heyward to talk about why Mike Tomlin is shouts out stats on the practice field, and the plan for life after football.

Dianna sits down with 49ers linebacker Fred Warner to talk about San Francisco’s 2024 season, what they need to do to get things back on track and why Brock Purdy is “The Guy” for the 49ers.

Dianna also chats with Texans defensive end Will Anderson Jr. about how his team starting to play their best ball, where he wants to focus on his game this offseason, and why he’s never seen any of the Terminator movies, despite his “Terminator” nickname.

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Dianna talks with the Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen about which quarterbacks he studies and what is next for the Bills offense.

Dianna and Chase sit down with Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love about taking over after Aaron Rodgers and what it's like to play in the NFC North.

Dianna talks to New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye about the regime in New England and building off his rookie season.

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Dianna and Chase asked Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton about his quarterback, Bo Nix, and how their entire 2024 Draft Class is helping their team evolve.

Dianna also speaks with Minnesota Vikings head coach Kevin O'Connell about J.J. McCarthy and even tests his football IQ.

Houston Texans DeMeco Ryans also chats with Dianna about quarterback C.J. Stroud and how he stays energized through the grueling NFL Season.

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Dianna sat down with Jayden Daniels the week of the Super Bowl about his rookie season and his expectations for second year. She also chats with with offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury at training camp about his vision for the team and building something special in Washington.

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Elsewhere around the league, the Pittsburgh Steelers are also in contract negotiations with their defensive star, T.J. Watt. The former Defensive Player of the Year is entering the final year of his deal and seeking a new one. Watt has not attended offseason training while he seeks that new deal. However, not every big-name Steelers player is sitting on the sidelines. The Steelers welcomed new quarterback, Aaron Rodgers, to their 2025 minicamp. Rodgers is on the field for the first time in a Steelers practice uniform. Chase and Zak react to Rodger's press conference.

Plus, if you have four quarterbacks, do you really have none? The Cleveland Browns are facing that exact situation. Chase and Zak discuss the Browns current QB situation, including which QBs are deserving of reps ahead of training camp. Who will the Browns start when the season rolls around? Veterans Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett are battling for reps with rookies Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders.

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The Athletic's Senior NFL Insider, Dianna Russini, reported on Monday that the Atlanta Falcons expect QB Kirk Cousins to attend minicamp. Will the Falcons ultimately decide to trade the veteran QB? Former NFL QB, Chase Daniel, and The Athletic's Senior NFL Writer, Zak Keefer, discuss the possibility of Cousins being traded. 

Plus, the Green Bay Packers released former All-Pro cornerback Jaire Alexander. The move comes after the two sides failed to renegotiate the corner's contract. Reports surfaced that the Packers attempted to trade Alexander.

Chase and Zak also discuss the state of developing young quarterbacks in the NFL. Zak is set to work on a series of articles breaking down the difficulty NFL teams have in developing young quarterbacks. Chase shares his thoughts on why teams struggle and Zak shares a preview of his piece. 

Finally, the Pittsburgh Steelers announced they officially signed Aaron Rodgers to be their new quarterback. The former NFL MVP agreed to a deal worth up to $19.5 million. Chase and Zak discuss the Steelers strategy at QB and if Rodgers could be the answer.

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Elsewhere around the league, Micah Parsons shared on social media that he intends on attending Dallas Cowboys mandatory minicamp. This is news because Parsons is seeking a contract extension. For now, the Cowboys star defensive end will attend. However, will Parsons still attend training camp without a new deal in place? Chase and Mike react to this story.

Also, Patrick Mahomes doesn't need more motivation...and the rest of the league doesn't need it either. Mahomes shared his motivation during the Kansas City Chiefs offseason training activities. Chase and Mike dissect the Chiefs offseason and prospects for the 2025 NFL season. 

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The Athletic's Senior NFL Insider, Dianna Russini, and former NFL QB Chase Daniel react to Rodgers signing with the Steelers.

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Additionally, the Detroit Lions will be forced to replace another veteran offensive lineman. Frank Ragnow informed the team that he will retire from football at the age of 29-years old. Ragnow was a four-time Pro-Bowl selection. 

Elsewhere around the league, Kirk Cousins did not show up to the Atlanta Falcons voluntary OTAs. Jones reported on the show that the Falcons have explored trade options for Cousins, but nothing has materialized into a deal yet. He also reported the Falcons would be content keeping Cousins as the backup, valuing his experience as a starter. 

The Buffalo Bills are hoping their star running back, James Cook, will show up for the mandatory sessions. Thus far this offseason, Cook has declined to attend the voluntary practices. The Athletic's Bills beat writer Joe Buscaglia joined the show to discuss Cook, the Bills offseason defensive focus, and Josh Allen's wedding.

Plus, the new cover of EA Sports Madden was released featuring Philadelphia Eagles star Saquon Barkley. The guys react to Saquon's cover photo. 

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The 3x Super Bowl champion head coach sits down with Chase Daniel & Dianna Russini to open up about the quest for a three-peat, Patrick Mahomes, all the attention Taylor Swift has brought Travis Kelce & his thoughts on retirement.

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Elsewhere around the NFL, QB competitions are heating up. The New Orleans Saints and Indianapolis Colts are set to hold offseason activities and both teams are in search of a QB1. Will Saints rookie Tyler Shough win the job? Can Anthony Richardson bounce back from a challenging season? Chase and Jacob break down the storylines and offer unique insights.

Plus, Cincinnati Bengals QB Joe Burrow had some thoughts on his team's schedule. Chase and Jacob share what Burrow had to say and react to the Bengals tough schedule for 2025. And the Buffalo Bills will take center stage at training camp when Hard Knocks rolls through Rochester, New York. Chase and Jacob share their thoughts on the Bills being featured.

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The proposal, introduced by the Green Bay Packers ultimately fell short by two votes. Among the teams to oppose the Packers' proposal were the Baltimore Ravens, New England Patriots, Detroit Lions, and New York Jets. The Tush Push play, made famous by the Philadelphia Eagles, came under fire during the league's annual Spring owner's meeting. This time, in Minneapolis, Eagles' owner Jeffrey Lurie addressed his fellow owners for 30 minutes and gave a passioned pitch to keep the play legal. Eagles former Super Bowl Champion Center, Jason Kelce also delivered a speech in support of the play and spoke to the safety aspect.

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The buzz around the greater NFL is at the league meetings this week in Minneapolis. What is the fate of the Tush Push? Former NFL VP of Officiating and current FOX Sports Rules Analyst, Dean Blandino, joins Chase to discuss the fate of the famed Philadelphia Eagles play. 

Plus, Caleb Williams almost pulled an Eli Manning? A recent report surfaced sharing that Williams' father, Carl, consulted Archie Manning about Eli's draft situation. Additionally, the report shared how chaotic the Williams rookie season was with the Chicago Bears. Williams shared that no one within the organization watched film with him. Chase shares his thoughts on Williams rookie season and how he can be successful moving forward under new Head Coach Ben Johnson.

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The Athletic's Senior NFL Insider, Dianna Russini, and Senior NFL Writer Michael Silver react to Purdy's extension. The two break down how the deal went down and what it means for the team moving forward now that their QB is in place.

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Elsewhere around the league, over the weekend, New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr abruptly retired. Carr cited a degenerative change in an injury to his rotator cuff. Earlier this offseason, it was reported that Carr was considering undergoing surgery that would require him to miss the 2025 season. Carr gives up a $30 million fully-guaranteed base salary, but will keep the $10 million roster bonus he earned in March. It was also reported that the Saints will not seek to recover any of the $28.5 million signing bonus he made in 2023. Former Saints QB Chase Daniel reacts to Carr's retirement and discusses his career. 

And, our first game of the 2025 NFL schedule was released. In game one of the 2025 season, the Philadelphia Eagles will host the Dallas Cowboys. Dianna and Chase react to the news.  

On the field, teams met for rookie minicamp over the weekend. The Cleveland Browns were all the buzz on social media with which rookie quarterback was taking first-team reps. Dillon Gabriel started minicamp by taking first-team reps, but Shedeur Sanders also took his turn with the first team. Plus, Dianna and Chase discuss the viral moment with Jacksonville Jaguars first-round draft pick Travis Hunter. The 2nd overall selection went viral for being an A+ traveler.

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The Athletic's Senior NFL Insider, Dianna Russini, and her co-host, former NFL QB Chase Daniel answered your questions about all things NFL. When will Roger Goodell retire? Will the New York Giants make Jaxson Dart the starter for week 1? When will the San Francisco 49ers extend franchise QB Brock Purdy? How much free swag do NFL players get from teams? Are there coaches already on the hot seat? How impressive has the Washington Commanders turnaround been? Which team is poised to make a deep playoff run?

Dianna and Chase sorted through your questions about the league and dedicated this episode to answering them. Be a friend, tell a friend, and subscribe to our channel! 

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The Cowboys were rumored to be in the wide receiver market and interested in possibly selecting one in the 2025 NFL Draft. However, Jerry Jones and the Cowboys front office could not find a #2 wideout in the draft. Instead, Jones sends picks to Pittsburgh in exchange for Pickens.

Chase and Jon take you through how this impacts the Cowboys, Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, and Brian Schottenheimer. Plus, should the buyer beware when dealing with a wide receiver Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin no longer wanted? Chase and Jon discuss that angle as well.

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Plus, Dianna and Chase discuss which players are under the most pressure to perform. Could Jalen Milroe apply pressure to Sam Darnold for the Seattle Seahawks? How much pressure should Jordan Love feel after the Green Bay Packers used a first round pick on wide receiver Matthew Golden. And, will there be a sophomore slump for Washington Commanders QB Jayden Daniels?

And, Dianna and Chase discuss what it's like to be a youth sports parent. Chase shares the struggles he faces coaching his son. And, Dianna, a former collegiate soccer player, reflects on not pressuring her sons into becoming soccer stars. Be a friend, tell a friend, and subscribe to our channel.

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Elsewhere around the league, the Cincinnati Bengals and Trey Hendrickson remain engaged on a new contract. The Bengals are trying to find ways to shift money around in order to sign Hendrickson. Cincinnati remains interested in bringing back Hendrickson, which should please franchise QB Joe Burrow. The QB was adamant about resigning Ja'Marr Chase, Tee Higgins, and Trey Hendrickson. 

Plus, Dane Brugler stops by to break down the 2025 NFL Draft. Brugler shares insights from conversations about picks like Shedeur Sanders and Jaxson Dart. He also shares why the Atlanta Falcons had the most confusing selection in the draft. Former NFL QB Chase Daniel offers his insight into this year's draft.

Finally, Dianna and Chase share which television shows they've dreamed of being a part of. Come for the football scoops, stay for the TV shows. Be a friend, tell a friend, and subscribe to our channel.

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On today's episode of Scoop City, The Athletic's Senior NFL Insider, Dianna Russini, shares insights from around the league detailing why Sanders fell to the 5th round. Former NFL QB, Chase Daniel, reacts to Sanders falling in the draft and landing with the Browns. And, Chase shares his thoughts on how this year's quarterback class shook out. 

Plus, The Athletic's Senior NFL Writer, Mike Sando, joins the show to discuss the Draft. Dianna, Chase, and Mike also examine the ongoing contract discussions between QB Brock Purdy and the San Francisco 49ers. The group ends their discussion by previewing Mike's QB Tiers. 

And, you can't recap the draft without evaluating winners and losers. Did the New England Patriots win this draft? How should we examine the Chicago Bears draft class? Did the Atlanta Falcons make the right decision trading back into the first round? Dianna and Chase share their list of winners and losers from last week. 

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There's so many unanswered questions heading into Thursday in Green Bay. Will the Browns select Travis Hunter 2nd overall? What will the New York Giants do? Will Sheduer Sanders be the second quarterback drafted on Thursday night? Which position group is the deepest? Are the Pittsburgh Steelers set to draft a quarterback with or without Aaron Rodgers on board? 

Dianna and Chase are sharing every nugget of intel they've gained over the last several months. Join Scoop City to hear what will happen before the picks are announced in Green Bay.

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Plus, Mike Silver joins Scoop City to delight us with stories from previous drafts and his plan for the 2025 NFL Draft. Mike divulges a wild behind-the-scenes story from his time sitting in the 2015 Draft room of the St. Louis Rams.

The group also analyzes the San Francisco 49ers complicated offseason. The Niners are in contract talks with quarterback Brock Purdy and other stars, including Fred Warner and George Kittle, who are also seeking new contracts. Plus, what is the latest with Aaron Rodgers? The former New York Jets QB is still deciding his future in the league. It was reported the Pittsburgh Steelers will approach the draft as if Rodgers is not part of their immediate future. 

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We are officially a week away from the start of the 2025 NFL Draft. And with the clock ticking down, the New York Giants are making a point to hold private workouts with several quarterback prospects. Dianna and Chase discuss what this could mean for the Giants in this upcoming draft. At this time, New York holds the 3rd overall selection, and it remains to be seen what direction they will go with the pick. Plus, Cleveland Browns General Manager Andrew Berry addressed the media today and discussed the idea of Travis Hunter playing both sides of the ball.

Plus, Dianna and Chase bring back In My Mentions. What's up with Eagles fans? Is the Easter Bunny creepy? Does pineapple belong on pizza? It's all In My Mentions. Be a friend, tell a friend, and subscribe to the channel.

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The 2025 NFL Draft is just over a week away and one QB prospect is shooting up draft boards. Dianna reports that Louisville QB Tyler Shough is gaining interest among teams and one current NFL coach shared he thinks Shough is the best QB in this year's draft. 

The buzz in college football is with now former Tennessee QB Nico Iamaleava leaving the Volunteers program. Chase shares his in-depth analysis of this situation and the impact on the greater college football landscape. Dianna shares how those around the league feel about this situation. 

And, finally, Dianna and Chase react to Rory McIlroy's historic Master's win from Sunday. Be a friend, tell a friend....subscribe to the channel!

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Plus, Dianna Russini and Chase Daniel react to a video of New England Patriots Head Coach Mike Vrabel's first team meeting. Chase says he's experienced a number of new head coach speeches and was impressed with Vrabel's command of the room. 

Plus, for the 89th time, The Masters returns. Dianna and Chase spend $10 on the famous course menu. Plus, they cook up their own champions dinner. Be a friend, tell a friend and subscribe to our channel!

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Elsewhere around the NFL, believe it or not, teams with first-year head coaches are beginning to hit the practice field for offseason workouts. Dianna and Chase examine teams entering OTAs and offer a stock up or stock down opinion on the Chicago Bears, New York Giants, New Orleans Saints, Las Vegas Raiders, New England Patriots, Dallas Cowboys, and Jacksonville Jaguars. Plus will any first year coaches make a run at the playoffs? Chase offers his insight. 

Dianna also puts Chase's scouting ability to test by attaching a superlative to rookie quarterbacks. Which QB has the biggest ceiling or is most intriguing? Chase weighs in on names like Cam Ward, Shedeur Sanders, Jaxson Dart, Kyle McCord, and Jalen Milroe. 

Finally, Dianna shares a recent story about surprising her parents with a flight upgrade, but how she has to parent her parents now. As always, be a friend, tell a friend, and subscribe to our channel! 

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Plus, as the 2025 NFL Draft approaches how will the top of the draft shake out? Will the Cleveland Browns draft a quarterback at two overall? Or do they feel confident trading for Kirk Cousins? Would the Giants draft Shedeur Sanders if he fell to them at three? And sitting at 4th overall, the New England Patriots. With a new head coach in Mike Vrabel, where do the Patriots need to improve? 

The Dallas Cowboys continue to make headlines. At the owners meeting, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones discussed the pending contact extension for All-Pro linebacker Micah Parsons. Is there concern the Cowboys won't be able to get a deal done with their star defensive player? Other teams in contract talks with key players, the San Francisco 49ers are currently in talks with quarterback Brock Purdy. 49ers owner Jed York called Purdy a top-10 QB in Kyle Shanahan's system. Plus, will the Cincinnati Bengals get a deal done with star defensive end Trey Hendrickson? Former NFL QB Chase Daniel offers insight on this ongoing situation. 

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Dianna is in Palm Beach for the March NFL owners meeting and attended the coach’s breakfast. She shares unique insights from conversations with various head coaches and reacts to Mike Tomlin discussing the possibility of adding Rodgers to his quarterback room.

Plus, with the 2025 NFL Draft less than a month away, what do the Tennessee Titans do with the first overall selection? Their organization recently had a large contingency present for Miami Hurricane’s QB Cam Ward’s Pro Day. However, the Titans remain open to potentially trading out of the top spot if the price is right.

Other teams around the league in need of a quarterback are the Cleveland Browns. Jimmy Haslam admitted they made a mistake trading for Deshaun Watson. Dianna shares a trade for Kirk Cousins is possible for the Browns.

The league has also been buzzing about the possibility of banning the Tush Push. The play, made famous by the Philadelphia Eagles, is under scrutiny at the owners’ meeting and up for a potential ban from the competition committee.

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Earlier this week, former Miami Hurricanes quarterback Cam Ward held his Pro Day for NFL teams. The Tennessee Titans hold the top selection in the 2025 NFL Draft and had their general manager and head coach in attendance for Ward’s workout. The Cleveland Browns hold the second pick in this year’s draft and many are speculating who they will select. Penn State’s Abdul Carter and Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders are rumored to be of interest for the Browns.

Finally, Dianna and Chase share some bizarre scenarios they’ve each encountered and how they’ve handled them. The two share some sage parenting tips and some blunders from raising children.

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Elsewhere around the league, there’s growing speculation that Aaron Rodgers will end up signing with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Last week the former NFL MVP flew to Pittsburgh and met with their coaching staff. The two sides did not come to an agreement. Dianna and Chase discuss the possibility of Rodgers signing in the Steel City.

Plus, Dianna lays out possible scenarios from around the league for Chase to react to. Why are there still Brandon Aiyuk rumors? Would the San Francisco 49ers trade their top wide receiver? Will the Cincinnati Bengals come to an agreement with Trey Hendrickson? And, will Kirk Cousins be a starting quarterback in the NFL in 2025? Chase reacts to each scenario.

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Elsewhere around the league, quarterbacks continue to be the story of the offseason. Former Pittsburgh Steelers QB Russell Wilson is searching for his next team. Wilson has reportedly met with the Giants and Browns. Former NFL QB Chase Daniel recently ran into Wilson and he shares their conversation.

Plus, it’s that time of the year, the NCAA Tournament is back in action. To celebrate the tournament and commiserate in parenthood, Dianna and Chase break down their bracket of parenting pet peeves. There’s madness on the court and at home. Dianna and Chase share experiences anyone can relate to.

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Elsewhere around the league, the Cincinnati Bengals inked their top two wide receivers, Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, to lucrative deals. Now, the team has turned its attention to Trey Hendrickson.

The Houston Texans made Derek Stingley Jr. the highest-paid cornerback in the NFL. And, the Seattle Seahawks agreed to terms with former Los Angeles Rams WR Cooper Kupp. Dianna and Chase react to the latest news, including those signings.

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Aside from the quarterbacks, the pass catching market has some big names still available. Among the biggest names, Cooper Kupp, is officially a free agent and Dianna reveals which teams are interested in the veteran wide receiver.

The Cincinnati Bengals are fielding offers for star defensive end Trey Hendrickson. And while teams are willing to meet Hendrickson’s compensation demands, they are unwilling to meet the Bengals trade compensation.

Plus, the San Francisco 49ers have released a number of big-name veterans. Dianna and Chase discuss the 49ers offseason strategy, including trying to sign Brock Purdy to an extension.

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Plus, Dianna and Chase react to breaking news with Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson. The four-time Pro Bowl DE appears to be the odd man out in the Queen City. On Thursday, Hendrickson was granted permission by the Bengals to seek a trade. And, the Las Vegas Raiders inked two-time All-Pro Maxx Crosby to a lucrative extension making him the highest-paid non-quarterback. And, speaking of quarterbacks, how will the San Francisco 49ers handle a Brock Purdy extension? Dianna reveals the two sides are talking and a new deal may require more time than originally expected. 

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Elsewhere around the NFL, Matthew Stafford will remain the quarterback of the Los Angeles Rams. Dianna and Chase react to the news that the Rams want to keep evaluating their quarterback situation on a year-to-year basis. And, what does this mean for former New York Jets QB Aaron Rodgers?

Plus, the Washington Commanders made a splash trade by shipping a 5th round pick to the San Francisco 49ers for wide receiver Deebo Samuel. Dianna and Chase react to the trade and share how this could impact the 49ers' roster. And, how does Deebo work in the Commanders' offense?

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Elsewhere around the league, the NFL Scouting Combine continues. Heisman Trophy winner and former Colorado Buffaloes two-way star Travis Hunter spoke at the combine. The wide receiver/defensive back believes he can play two ways in the NFL. The league reacts to the news and so do Dianna and Chase. 

And, finally, Chase provides insights on the annual NFLPA team survey. The 14-year vet discusses his time creating the survey while in the players union and what it was like trying to navigate selecting teams as a free agent. Lastly, the duo gets grilled on some common phrases. 

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Plus, the 2025 offseason will be fascinating for the San Francisco 49ers. The Niners need to pay their starting quarterback, Brock Purdy. But, can the 49ers keep stars like Brandon Aiyuk, Deebo Samuel, George Kittle, and Christian McCaffrey in place and pay their QB? It may take some creative cap maneuvering from General Manager John Lynch. 

And, could we see trade discussions heat up at this year's combine? Two massive names are lingering on the trade market, Myles Garrett and Micah Parsons. Will the Cleveland Browns get a deal in place prior to the 2025 NFL Draft? And, would the Dallas Cowboys actually move a superstar entering his prime? Dianna shares her insights on these stories and Chase reacts to the possibilities. 

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Executive Producer: Michael Martinez

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Hosts: Dianna Russini, Chase Daniel

Producer: Marissa Dunn

Executive Producer: Michael Martinez

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Follow Dianna Russini: @DMRussini

Follow Chase Daniel: @ChaseDaniel

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Hosts: Dianna Russini, Chase Daniel

Producer: Marissa Dunn

Executive Producer: Michael Martinez

Follow Scoop City on YouTube 

Follow Dianna Russini: @DMRussini

Follow Chase Daniel: @ChaseDaniel

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosts: Dianna Russini, Chase Daniel

Producer: Marissa Dunn

Executive Producer: Michael Martinez

Follow Scoop City on YouTube 

Follow Dianna Russini: @DMRussini

Follow Chase Daniel: @ChaseDaniel

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosts: Dianna Russini, Chase Daniel

Producer: Marissa Dunn

Executive Producer: Michael Martinez

Follow Scoop City on YouTube 

Follow Dianna Russini: @DMRussini

Follow Chase Daniel: @ChaseDaniel

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosts: Dianna Russini, Chase Daniel

Producer: Marissa Dunn

Executive Producer: Michael Martinez

Follow Scoop City on YouTube 

Follow Dianna Russini: @DMRussini

Follow Chase Daniel: @ChaseDaniel

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosts: Dianna Russini, Chase Daniel

Producer: Marissa Dunn

Executive Producer: Michael Martinez

Follow Scoop City on YouTube 

Follow Dianna Russini: @DMRussini

Follow Chase Daniel: @ChaseDaniel

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosts: Dianna Russini, Chase Daniel

Producer: Marissa Dunn

Executive Producer: Michael Martinez

Follow Scoop City on YouTube 

Follow Dianna Russini: @DMRussini

Follow Chase Daniel: @ChaseDaniel

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosts: Dianna Russini, Chase Daniel

Producer: Marissa Dunn

Executive Producer: Michael Martinez

Follow Scoop City on YouTube 

Follow Dianna Russini: @DMRussini

Follow Chase Daniel: @ChaseDaniel

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosts: Dianna Russini, Chase Daniel

Producer: Marissa Dunn

Executive Producer: Michael Martinez

Follow Scoop City on YouTube 

Follow Dianna Russini: @DMRussini

Follow Chase Daniel: @ChaseDaniel

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosts: Dianna Russini, Chase Daniel

Producer: Marissa Dunn

Executive Producer: Michael Martinez

Follow Scoop City on YouTube 

Follow Dianna Russini: @DMRussini

Follow Chase Daniel: @ChaseDaniel

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosts: Dianna Russini, Chase Daniel

Producer: Marissa Dunn

Executive Producer: Michael Martinez

Follow Scoop City on YouTube 

Follow Dianna Russini: @DMRussini

Follow Chase Daniel: @ChaseDaniel

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosts: Dianna Russini, Chase Daniel

Producer: Marissa Dunn

Executive Producer: Michael Martinez

Follow Scoop City on YouTube 

Follow Dianna Russini: @DMRussini

Follow Chase Daniel: @ChaseDaniel

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosts: Dianna Russini, Chase Daniel

Producer: Marissa Dunn

Executive Producer: Michael Martinez

Follow Scoop City on YouTube 

Follow Dianna Russini: @DMRussini

Follow Chase Daniel: @ChaseDaniel

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosts: Dianna Russini, Chase Daniel

Producer: Marissa Dunn

Executive Producer: Michael Martinez

Follow Scoop City on YouTube 

Follow Dianna Russini: @DMRussini

Follow Chase Daniel: @ChaseDaniel

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosts: Dianna Russini, Chase Daniel

Producer: Marissa Dunn

Executive Producer: Michael Martinez

Follow Scoop City on YouTube 

Follow Dianna Russini: @DMRussini

Follow Chase Daniel: @ChaseDaniel

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosts: Dianna Russini, Chase Daniel

Producer: Marissa Dunn

Executive Producer: Michael Martinez

Follow Scoop City on YouTube 

Follow Dianna Russini: @DMRussini

Follow Chase Daniel: @ChaseDaniel

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosts: Dianna Russini, Chase Daniel

Producer: Marissa Dunn

Executive Producer: Michael Martinez

Follow Scoop City on YouTube 

Follow Dianna Russini: @DMRussini

Follow Chase Daniel: @ChaseDaniel

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosts: Dianna Russini, Chase Daniel

Producer: Marissa Dunn

Executive Producer: Michael Martinez

Follow Scoop City on YouTube 

Follow Dianna Russini: @DMRussini

Follow Chase Daniel: @ChaseDaniel

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.