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Chris Simms previews the Ravens vs. Chargers game in Week 12, breaking down the key matchups and the coaching duel between brothers John and Jim Harbaugh.
Mike Florio and Rodney Harrison react to Rex Ryan’s “aggressive” pursuit of the Jets head coaching job and discuss if he is the right fit for the job or the likes of Ben Johnson, if available, are more realistic.
Mike Florio and Rodney Harrison discuss the strengths of the Chargers defense and the inspiration that Jim Harbaugh has injected into the team facing Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens in Week 12.
Mike Florio and Rodney Harrison discuss if the Rams have the ability to overcome Saquon Barkley and the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday Night Football with the RB playing at an “MVP level”.
Mike Florio and Rodney Harrison discuss how the 49ers should be in desperation mode as they prepare to face the Green Bay Packers amid a stacking injury list.
Mike Florio loves the idea of football being played “in the elements” after Thursday night’s snow game in Cleveland, which should end all talk about building a dome.
Mike Florio and Rodney Harrison analyze the Steelers’ decision to utilize Justin Fields in critical moments against the Browns and why this undermines Pittsburgh’s chances of “winning now” with Russell Wilson.
Tampa Bay returns from a bye looking to chase the dormant Falcons in the NFC South, and Chris Simms and Mike Florio like the Bucs to get the job done against the Giants and trim the deficit in the division to one game.
Mike Florio and Chris Simms run through their top bets for the Week 12 slate, with looks at the Detroit Lions, Denver Broncos, Miami Dolphins, and Chicago Bears.
Chris Simms and Mike Florio discuss the Week 12 Ravens vs. Chargers matchup, explaining why Justin Herbert and LA’s defense can be focal points in securing the win.
Chris Simms and Mike Florio preview the Week 12 NFC clash between the Eagles and Rams, zeroing in on Jalen Carter’s presence, challenges Cooper Kupp could pose, and much more.
Kyler Murray and the Cardinals are coming off a bye in Week 12 and taking on division rival Seattle, and while Chris Simms and Mike Florio both see the game as a coin flip, they’re both split on the eventual outcome.
Mike Florio and Chris Simms say it’s “desperation time” for the 49ers entering a Week 12 matchup against the Packers and ponder if San Francisco can put together the complete game they need in Green Bay.
Chris Simms and Mike Florio believe the Broncos will prevail over the Raiders thanks to their consistent defense, Bo Nix’s impressive ascension, and hunger for the playoffs.
Mike Florio and Chris Simms have “no faith” in the Cowboys against the Commanders and are more interested in the state of Washington’s offense having slipped over the past two weeks.
Despite improved play from Drake Maye and the Patriots, Chris Simms and Mike Florio share why they like the Dolphins to win and cover the spread at home in Week 12 against New England.
Chris Simms says Detroit is on a march to the Super Bowl and playing the best football out of any team in the NFL right now and it’s not close, as he and Mike Florio are taking the Lions on the road against the Colts.
Mike Florio and Chris Simms analyze why the Texans have the edge over the Titans in a Week 12 divisional matchup that could be closer than the spread suggests.
With Sam Darnold (foot) limited in practice, Chris Simms says the Vikings need to run the ball more in Week 12 against the Bears, and while he likes Minnesota to hand Chicago its 5th-straight loss, Mike Florio disagrees.
It’s possible the Chiefs could be “asleep at the wheel” against the Panthers, says Chris Simms, and while he expects Kansas City to win handedly, Mike Florio likes Carolina to cover the 11-point spread.
Mike Florio and Chris Simms spell out why the Steelers could reach another huge milestone with a win over the Browns in Week 12.
Mike Florio and Tony Dungy spell out why the Rams have come close to defeating the Lions before and how Sean McVay could crack the code if he gets another shot at them in the postseason.
Mike Florio dives into the many reasons why the Cincinnati Bengals are 4-7, including their decisions not to sign star wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase to an extension or keep running back Joe Mixon in free agency.
Mike Florio unpacks any level of concern for the Christmas games on Netflix, given a class action lawsuit was filed after the Mike Tyson-Jake Paul fight.
Mike Florio and Tony Dungy reflect on Rodney Harrison’s career, including how Dungy used to have to game plan more for Harrison than other current Hall of Famers.
Mike Florio and Tony Dungy dive into the AFC postseason picture, debating which teams will make the playoffs and declaring that any team can get hot and win the conference.
Mike Florio and Tony Dungy analyze the remaining schedules for the Falcons and Buccaneers, diving into a scenario where the Buccaneers overtake the Falcons, win the NFC South and make the postseason.
Mike Florio and Tony Dungy dive into the Pittsburgh Steelers, who can secure their 21st straight non-losing season with a win over the Cleveland Browns on Thursday Night Football.
Mike Florio and Tony Dungy dissect why Dan Campbell would never pull a starter out in the third quarter when the team has a big lead and explore why what the Lions are doing has been extraordinary.
Mike Florio sifts through Drew Lock’s read on the Giants depth chart and spells out why it’s important to remember this is a financial decision, not one about skill level.
