John Middlekauff is back with another episode of 3 & Out, breaking down the latest NFL storylines, media headlines, and college football questions.
John discusses how Thursday Night Football on Amazon Prime Video is delivering better games, examining the quality of the matchups and whether Amazon is finding its footing as a major player in NFL broadcasting. He also previews Seahawks vs. Broncos, breaking down the matchup, key players, and what to watch for heading into Thursday night's game.
Plus, John dives into the reported Troy Aikman and Joe Buck contract dispute, discussing the relationship between the longtime broadcasting partners and what it could mean for NFL coverage moving forward.
On the college football side, John asks what is going on with Texas and Arch Manning, examining the Longhorns' struggles, the expectations surrounding Manning, and what needs to change for Texas to get back on track.
The show wraps up with the Middlekauff Mailbag, where John answers listener questions about the NFL, college football, quarterbacks, coaching, and the biggest stories across the football world.
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