The Prophets dive into their midseason review of the NFL through Week 8 — ranking quarterbacks and coaches across the league. Kev doesn’t hold back on the Browns, saying Kevin Stefanski has to go if he can’t beat the Jets or Titans. Could other coaches be next? Raheem Morris? Mike McDaniel? Rashad and Kev also shine major praise on Mike Macdonald and Shane Steichen for what they’ve built so far. Plus, which teams could fall out of the current AFC and NFC playoff standings as the season hits its second half?
The West is wide open—and bigger than ever. In this episode, we break down the “Everything Is Bigger” tier, where all three Texas teams have leveled up. How far can Luka’s Mavs, Wemby’s Spurs, and Jalen Green’s Rockets really go? Then we stamp the passports and talk the “Passport Bros Tier,” headlined by Jokic and Shai—two foreign superstars trying to build dynasty-level résumés with the Nuggets and Thunder. Next, we dive into the “Geographically Challenged Tier”—the Minnesota Timberwolves, who’ve made two straight WCF trips. Can their youth push them over the top? Are we truly sold on Zion and the Pelicans, and can Ja Morant stay on the floor long enough to matter for the Grizzlies? From there, we take a budget flight on the Jet2Holiday Tier with the Suns, Blazers, and Jazz, where chaos and uncertainty live. And finally, the California Collapse Tier: The glow has faded. The Kings are losing hope, the Lakers are still asking if Father Time can’t guard LeBron, and are the Clippers or Warriors even worth trusting until the playoffs?
The Prophets tear off the East and ask the question — who really wants it? With three teams up north sitting in the “Contenders with Conditions” tier, Kev and Rashad break down what it’ll take for each to rise above the chaos. They also discuss why the Hawks and Heat risk being labeled Play-In Vets if history repeats itself, debate who should be the true favorites to win the conference, and dive into the over/under win totals for every Eastern team. It’s wide open in the East — and The Prophets are here to make sense of the madness.
This week on The Prophets, Kev and Rashad break down LeBron’s latest pump fake on his “2nd Decision” — man, where’s the wine? 🍷 Then they shift gears to the WNBA Finals, where the Aces are up 2-0 and looking unstoppable. Plus, Penn State’s shocking loss to UCLA — how bad is it for their season? And Texas fans, brace yourselves: Arch Manning and the Longhorns have real problems to solve, and we’ll tell you why they might drop one or two more and miss out. We wrap up with some rapid-fire NFL quick hits you won’t want to miss.
Napheesa Collier drops a bombshell on the WNBA, calling out the league’s lack of leadership—what does this mean for the future? Kev and Rashad react to the Aces vs. Mercury matchup, breaking down why the brain says go with Vegas but the heart leans Phoenix. Plus, we hand out midseason Progress Report grades across the NFL.
On this episode of The Prophets, Kev and Rashad dive into the WNBA as A’ja Wilson captures her 4th MVP, sparking the debate of whether Naphessa Collier did enough to deserve the honor. They also look at the Indiana Fever winning without Caitlin Clark and the controversy that could erupt if the team reaches the Finals without her. Plus, the New York Liberty make headlines by moving on from their head coach. Switching to the NFL, Russell Wilson is benched just three weeks in for Jaxson Dart, and the guys discuss if the Giants could stumble to a 1–7 start by their bye—and what that means for Brian Daboll’s future. With both the Ravens and Chiefs sitting at 1–2, which team needs a win more this week? In the NBA, Fred VanVleet’s ACL injury could alter the entire direction of the Houston Rockets’ season. And finally, the Prophets issue a warning for CJ Stroud as the league begins to adjust to him.
Week 1 is in the books, and it’s time for some possible overreactions. We dive into Russell Wilson’s debut with the Giants— how people are calling for J. Dart already and what New York should do if the offense can’t get moving. We break down the Lions’ coordinator changes and how the wrong coaching could send them from contenders to pretenders. Plus, a bigger-picture conversation on the QB market: why some quarterbacks are getting paid big money they may not deserve, and what it means for the league moving forward.
The Prophets dive into the official Prophet Playoff Theory predictions and break down where Rashad and Kev are in full agreement—and which teams they just can’t see eye to eye on. They discuss the squads that could meltdown and ruin the Theory’s bracket, along with the dark horses that might crash the playoff party. Later in the show, they hand out their yearly awards, unveil their personal playoff brackets, and reveal their Final Four teams and Super Bowl champion picks.
The final stop in the Prophet Playoff Theory series takes us out west. We dive into why the Arizona Cardinals aren’t being talked about as a true underrated team, and how the duo of Marvin Harrison Jr. and Kyler Murray stacks up against the league’s best. The Los Angeles Rams’ concern isn’t talent—it’s Matthew Stafford’s health. Can his back hold up for a full season? The San Francisco 49ers own the easiest schedule in the NFL—will a highly paid Brock Purdy, a healthy Christian McCaffrey, and George Kittle be enough to secure another NFC West crown? And in Seattle, Sam Darnold takes the reins of a team that won 10 games but still missed the playoffs—can they duplicate that success and break through? We wrap it all up with our final rankings of QBs, coaches, and rosters across the division.
The Prophets dive into the NFC South — a division full of questions and shifting narratives. The Falcons enter training camp with Michael Penix Jr. as the starter, but will the recent first-round additions finally elevate this defense? The Panthers may not be ready to compete yet, but signs of progress are pointing them in the right direction. In New Orleans, the Saints face a historic low — can they win a game, or are we witnessing one of the worst QB situations of all time? Meanwhile, the Buccaneers are chasing their fifth straight NFC South crown with Baker Mayfield and company leading the charge. We wrap it all up with our rankings of the division’s coaches, quarterbacks, and rosters.
In this Prophet Playoff Theory edition, we dive into the NFC East with plenty of drama and big questions. Breaking news leads the way as Micah Parsons, formerly the Cowboys’ defensive anchor, is traded to the Green Bay Packers. What does this mean for Dallas moving forward, and can Dak Prescott and the offense become Bengal-esque to keep them in the hunt? The Giants enter the season with new QB Russell Wilson and a dominant defensive line, but will that be enough to finally get them over the hump? The Eagles may boast the best roster in football — is a repeat truly doable? And lastly, we turn to Washington: will Jayden Daniels hit a sophomore slump, or did the Commanders do everything right on paper by beefing up the offensive line and adding more weapons outside?
The Prophet Playoff Theory rolls into the NFC North, where the questions get louder than the hype. Are the Bears really the next big thing, or is Rashad right to stay low on them? Can Ben Johnson truly change the culture in year one, and how will the Lions adjust after losing both coordinators? Will Dan Campbell trust his staff, or lean too hard on his own style? Rashad is still riding the Jordan Love hype train—will it make him look like a fool or a genius? Meanwhile, the Vikings move on from another QB, placing their future in the hands of J.J. McCarthy. Kev, bias fully intended, says this is the best roster Minnesota has had in years, and insists we must trust Kevin O’Connell’s QB judgment. We also rank the division’s coaches, quarterbacks, and rosters to see who really has the edge in the North.
The Prophets dive into the always competitive AFC North! We break down the Ravens’ loaded roster and why they continue to run into bizarre playoff games that stop them from getting over the hump. Can the Bengals avoid another slow start, and will Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase repeat their elite connection from last season? Over in Cleveland, is Kevin Stefanski set up to fail, and will he even keep his job? We debate Gabriel vs. Sanders in the QB room, and ask the big question in Pittsburgh—will Mike Tomlin finally have his first losing season? Kev isn’t sold on the Aaron Rodgers–Arthur Smith QB/OC pairing, and we close things out by ranking the division’s coaches, quarterbacks, and rosters. Tune in to see who we have winning the North!
The Prophets dive into the AFC South with the Prophet Playoff Theory lens. The Texans look to build on C.J. Stroud’s rise—can he get back to that rookie-year magic, and just how great can this defense be with Derek Stingley Jr., who Kev ranks as a top 3 corner in the league? The Colts shock the division, choosing Daniel Jones over Anthony Richardson—how good can this roster be if the QB play finally clicks? Rashad questions if he’s fully out on Jacksonville and Trevor Lawrence, while wondering what Liam Coen’s first year as head coach will bring. Meanwhile, Cam Ward might be the least talked-about No. 1 pick of all time—can he make real noise in Tennessee? Coaching. Quarterbacks. Rosters. The Prophets rank it all—AFC South style.
The AFC West is back under the spotlight! Last season, the Broncos surpassed their win total and even punched a ticket to the playoffs — but can Bo Nix avoid the dreaded Year 2 slump, or is this Super Bowl-caliber defense ready to carry him? The Chiefs came up short in the Super Bowl, but will they be back again? Rashad argues they’re only playing against themselves — is he right? The Raiders made moves at head coach, quarterback, and added Jeanty in the draft, but was it enough in such a loaded division? And finally, Kev makes it clear: it’s put up or shut up for Justin Herbert. Can he carry the Chargers like the league’s other elite quarterbacks despite roster holes?
On this episode of The Prophet Playoff Theory, we break down the AFC East. Can the Buffalo Bills finally get over the hump, or will Josh Allen face an MVP slump that leaves Sean McDermott on the hot seat? How much do we actually believe in the Miami Dolphins—and why this season feels like a potential blow-it-up situation. Could the New England Patriots be the surprise team of 2025? We talk why Drake Maye is primed for a breakout year under HC Mike Vrabel and OC Josh McDaniels. Plus, while we’re rooting for Aaron Glenn with the Jets, but their quarterback situation might hold them back. Tune in as we reveal our coach, QB, and roster rankings for the division.
In this episode of The Prophets, we put the Prophet Playoff Theory under the headset and rank all the NFL head coaches into categories like Newbies and Elevated Coordinators. We debate who’s on the hot seat, why Mike Tomlin took a surprising fall in our rankings, and if Buffalo should really move on from Sean McDermott—with Rashad calling that idea flat-out idiotic. Kev stays adamant that Mike McDaniel should be out, while we explain why Kevin Stefanski might be set up to fail. Plus, is Ben Johnson the next big thing or just hype - And MORE
It’s time for the official Prophet Playoff Theory QB Rankings for 2025 — and we’re breaking them down tier by tier. From the Elite to the Arch Manning Tier, Kev and Rashad sort through all 32 starters with bold takes, heated debates, and a few surprises. Does Cam Ward or JJ McCarthy make the leap? Are we all in on Bo Nix — and should you be too? Will Jayden Daniels dodge the infamous sophomore slump? And we’re not holding back: the real truth on Jalen Hurts and Dak Prescott. Plus, Kev explains why he’s still riding with Josh Allen, while Rashad firmly draws the line on Lamar Jackson. Check out the full rankings, tier breakdowns, and more QB madness — only on The Prophets.
It’s a Love Island-themed episode of The Prophets and the villa is heating up! We’ve got a full-on re-coupling session—Dame Lillard shockingly returns to Portland like a romantic plot twist nobody saw coming. Bradley Beal finally escapes his toxic situation and finds new love in LA with the Clippers. Meanwhile, the Lakers move quick under the radar, grabbing Deandre Ayton and Marcus Smart on the cheap—two new islanders hoping to find their spark in purple and gold. Should Embiiid & the 76ers break up ? Should one leave the villa to finally split?Later, we pull a few people for a chat. Vibes. Strategy. Reasoning.
Would you rather be a team stacked with cap space heading into 2026 or one that’s already locked and loaded for a title run? The Prophets dive into this big-picture debate as they break down the Clippers, Jazz, and Heat trade — and what it signals for each franchise’s future. Plus, why the Orlando Magic are sitting in a prime position, the Raptors’ disastrous outlook, and why Kev believes the Spurs’ recent moves quietly say they’re out on De’Aaron Fox. All that and more in this offseason chessboard breakdown.