Scoop City: Inside The NFL

John Harbaugh’s tenure in Baltimore is over — and the ripple effects are being felt across the entire NFL. Where do the Baltimore Ravens go from here? How does Harbaugh's exit change the coaching landscape? Will there be more coaching changes to come?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?Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for the latest NFL news, insider reporting, and in-depth analysis.Who do you think should be the next Ravens head coach? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The NFL regular season is complete, the playoff field is set, and the coaching carousel is already spinning. On today’s episode of Scoop City, we break down everything that mattered from the Week 18 finish — how the final results locked in seeding, shaped the Wild Card Weekend matchups, and revealed which teams are entering the postseason with momentum and which ones raised new concerns.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.Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications as the NFL officially shifts from the regular season to playoff football.Which Wild Card team do you trust the most heading into the weekend? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What’s truly at stake in Week 18 across the NFL? Which quarterbacks are rising at the perfect time — and which teams have everything to lose heading into the playoffs? Scoop City breaks down the biggest seeding battles, division title races, and QB storylines as the regular season reaches its dramatic finale.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.Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications to stay locked in for Week 18 and the start of the NFL postseason. Which Week 18 matchup are you most excited for? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Should the Philadelphia Eagles be concerned about their offense? Did the Buffalo Bills make the right decision by going for two in their Week 17 loss to Philly? Can Brock Purdy carry the San Francisco 49ers to the Super Bowl? What do we need to know about the Week 18 matchup between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens?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?Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications to stay up to date on all things NFL with Scoop City.Which team do you think earns a first-round bye in each conference? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Who can’t afford to slip up in Week 17? And which quarterbacks are separating themselves as the postseason approaches?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.Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications to stay up to date on all things NFL with Scoop City.Which quarterback has impressed you most heading into Week 17? Drop us a comment! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Are the New England Patriots the most dangerous team in the AFC? Did the Jacksonville Jaguars make Sunday's biggest statement against the Denver Broncos? Are the Chicago Bears a playoff threat in the NFC? Will the Carolina Panthers capture the NFC South title?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.Come for the Week 16 recap — stay for the worst Christmas songs. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications to stay up to date on all things NFL with Scoop City.Drop an emoji to describe your team's Week 16 performance Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Lions head into the week 16 in must-win territory. How is Detroit is preparing for the final stretch of the season. The Ravens find themselves still with a chance to win the division, will Lamar Jackson get Baltimore back to the postseason. The 49ers continue to win despite their long list of injuries. How Kyle Shanahan kept his team in the fight for the #1 seed in the NFC?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.Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications to stay up to date on all things NFL with Scoop City.Which Week 16 storyline has your attention? Drop us a comment! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams will face off in a highly anticipated Thursday night matchup. Will Sam Darnold bounce back against the Rams? What’s next for the Miami Dolphins and Tua Tagovailoa? Will the Detroit Lions and Baltimore Ravens both make the playoffs? And will the Super Bowl winner come out of the NFC?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.Drop your pick for the must-watch Week 16 game in the comments below Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What’s next for the Kansas City Chiefs after Patrick Mahomes’ ACL tear? Are the Denver Broncos the best team in the league? Are the Green Bay Packers still Super Bowl contenders after losing Micah Parsons for the season? Did Josh Allen re-enter the Super Bowl conversation after beating the New England Patriots in Foxborough?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.Leave a comment with the biggest surprise from Week 15. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Can Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills prevent the New England Patriots from capturing the AFC East divisional title? Will the Denver Broncos hold off a red-hot Green Bay Packers squad? How crucial is Week 15 for the Los Angeles Rams? Plus, why should fantasy owners be concerned about Jaxson Dart?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.Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications to stay up to date on all things NFL with Scoop City.Which game are you most interested in for Week 15? Drop us a comment! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Why did the Indianapolis Colts turn to 44-year-old Philip Rivers? Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner discusses Rivers’ return after last playing five years ago with the Colts. Warner also breaks down the state of the Philadelphia Eagles and what he likes about Jalen Hurts at the helm. In addition, he explains what he has seen from Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams.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.Don’t forget to like, subscribe and turn on notifications to stay up to date on all things NFL with Scoop City.Which game are you most interested in for Week 15? Drop us a comment! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Kansas City Chiefs’ playoff hopes are slim. What should the Chiefs do after losing to the Houston Texans? Did Josh Allen’s play against the Cincinnati Bengals put him back in the MVP conversation? Should we be taking the Jacksonville Jaguars more seriously? And what did we learn about the Chicago Bears after their loss to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday?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?Don’t forget to like, subscribe and turn on notifications to stay up to date on all things NFL with Scoop City.Drop a comment to give us your pick for the best Week 14 game Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Can the Baltimore Ravens end the Pittsburgh Steelers’ playoff hopes? Will the Chicago Bears continue their improbable run in Week 14? Can Patrick Mahomes save the Kansas City Chiefs’ season? What should Justin Herbert fantasy owners do with the Chargers quarterback? And should quarterbacks be under center more?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?Don’t forget to like, subscribe and turn on notifications to stay up to date on all things NFL with Scoop City.Which Week 14 game are you most excited for? Drop us a comment! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Can the Dallas Cowboys continue their improbable run to a playoff berth or will the Detroit Lions get back on track with a pivotal win on Thursday night? Can the Pittsburgh Steelers actually summit the AFC race despite their offensive issues? And is the New York Giants’ head-coaching job more about managing personalities than drawing up plays?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?Don’t forget to like, subscribe and turn on notifications so you don’t miss any episodes of Scoop City.Which bubble team do you trust most to “summit” and reach the playoffs? Drop your pick in the comments! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Are the Pittsburgh Steelers reaching a breaking point following their loss to the Buffalo Bills? Will the Kansas City Chiefs actually miss the playoffs? Do the Philadelphia Eagles have an offensive identity crisis? And what should we make of the Carolina Panthers beating the Los Angeles Rams?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.Don’t forget to like, subscribe and turn on notifications to stay up to date on all things NFL with Scoop City.Are there ANY good teams left in the NFL after the Rams' loss? Comment below. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How important is the Thanksgiving Day matchup for the Green Bay Packers and Detroit Lions? Could the Dallas Cowboys be knocked out of postseason contention this week? Will Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears upset the Philadelphia Eagles? And will Aaron Rodgers be able to keep the Pittsburgh Steelers’ playoff hopes alive?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.Don’t forget to like, subscribe and turn on notifications to stay up to date on all things NFL with Scoop City.Which game are you looking forward to most in Week 13? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Are the Los Angeles Rams the best team in football? Did the Kansas City Chiefs save their season on Sunday? Did Jerry Jones finally get things right for the Dallas Cowboys? What did we learn about Shedeur Sanders after his first start for the Cleveland Browns? And why have the Chicago Bears been so successful under Ben Johnson?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.Don’t forget to like, subscribe and turn on notifications to stay up to date on all things NFL with Scoop City.Which Week 12 result surprised you the most? Drop a comment! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Do the Dallas Cowboys have a chance to save their season or will it be too little, too late for Dak and company? Will the Chicago Bears and Caleb Williams actually hang on to the NFC North lead? Can Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs survive a desperate showdown with the surging Indianapolis Colts? Have the Packers done enough to go deep in the playoffs or will their season end like it has in recent years?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.Don’t forget to like, subscribe and turn on notifications to stay up to date on all things NFL with Scoop City.Which Week 12 matchup are you most locked in on? Drop us a comment! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Will the Chicago Bears and Caleb Williams actually win the NFC North? Has Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson been frustrated with their floundering offense? What does Aaron Rodgers’ wrist injury mean for the Pittsburgh Steelers? And will the Kansas City Chiefs actually miss the postseason?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.Don’t forget to like, subscribe and turn on notifications to stay up to date on all things NFL with Scoop City.Which Week 12 game are you most interested in? Drop us a comment! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Are the Kansas City Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes in danger of missing the playoffs? How do the Philadelphia Eagles continue to win despite their offensive struggles? Can Josh Allen keep carrying the Buffalo Bills? And what should we make of Shedeur Sanders’ regular-season Cleveland Browns debut?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.Don’t forget to like, subscribe and turn on notifications to stay up to date on all things NFL with Scoop City.Drop an emoji to describe your team's Week 11 performance! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.