In this episode, we discuss the Rams big win, the Chiefs losing, Jalen Hurts, and much, much, more in our week three recap of the NFL.



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In this episode, we discuss the Rams big win, the Chiefs losing, Jalen Hurts, and much, much, more in our week three recap of the NFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

This is the place where sports opinions collide. Each Tuesday, Nick, Spike, Shelton J, Feefo, and Kennith B. Inge discuss the latest and hottest topics in sports.

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Welcome to the Sports Show

NFL Coaching Changes and Stability

College Football Playoff Matchups

San Francisco 49ers' Upset Victory

Bears' Comeback Victory Over Packers

NFL Wild Card Weekend Predictions

Buffalo vs Denver Matchup Analysis

San Francisco vs Seattle: A Close Contest

Chicago vs Los Angeles Rams: A Tough Call

Houston vs New England: Defense vs Offense

Philadelphia 76ers' Playoff Potential

NFL Quarterbacks Under Pressure

College Football chaos, playoff upsets, a 49ers shocker, and a historic Bears comeback—this episode is football from start to finish.

NBA fans, fair warning—this episode is all football.

We break down the College Football Playoff as the national championship matchup is set for MLK Jr. Day, with Miami surviving Ole Miss and Indiana shocking the country by blowing out Oregon.

Who wins it all? And which NFL team should already be calling Curt Cignetti?

Wild Card Weekend delivered a major upset as the 49ers went into Philadelphia and eliminated the defending champion Eagles despite injuries piling up.

How far can San Francisco realistically go, and what must the Eagles change this offseason?

We close with the game of the weekend as the Bears erased an 18-point halftime deficit to stun the Packers.

Are the Bears now NFC favorites—and should Matt LaFleur’s seat be getting hot?

College Football chaos, playoff upsets, a 49ers shocker, and a historic Bears comeback&mdash;this episode is football from start to finish.
NBA fans, fair warning&mdash;this episode is all football.
We break down the College Football Playoff as the national championship matchup is set for MLK Jr. Day, with Miami surviving Ole Miss and Indiana shocking the country by blowing out Oregon.
Who wins it all? And which NFL team should already be calling Curt Cignetti?
Wild Card Weekend delivered a major upset as the 49ers went into Philadelphia and eliminated the defending champion Eagles despite injuries piling up.
How far can San Francisco realistically go, and what must the Eagles change this offseason?
We close with the game of the weekend as the Bears erased an 18-point halftime deficit to stun the Packers.
Are the Bears now NFC favorites&mdash;and should Matt LaFleur&rsquo;s seat be getting hot?

Tomlin Steps Down, College Football Playoff chaos, 49ers upset the Eagles, Bears complete historic comeback

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We’re officially into the new year, and the sports calendar is loaded. On this episode of Dead End Sports, we turn our attention to the NBA as contenders and pretenders start to separate, with Christmas Day matchups sparking a new Spurs vs Thunder rivalry and the Pistons making noise atop the East.

We then shift to college football, breaking down the College Football Playoff semifinals after a wild holiday stretch that saw dominant wins, major upsets, and a shocking loss for the defending champs. Who took the worst L, and who’s heading to the National Championship?

In the NFL, the regular season wrapped with a dramatic AFC North showdown as the Steelers edged the Ravens in a win-and-you’re-in game. We debate Lamar Jackson’s future in Baltimore and whether Aaron Rodgers can finally get Mike Tomlin a playoff win in this decade.

We close the show with our final picks of the regular season and our Wild Card Weekend predictions, plus Spike’s Power Rankings.



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We’re officially into the new year, and the sports calendar is loaded. On this episode of Dead End Sports, we turn our attention to the NBA as contenders and pretenders start to separate, with Christmas Day matchups sparking a new Spurs vs Thunder rivalry and the Pistons making noise atop the East.
We then shift to college football, breaking down the College Football Playoff semifinals after a wild holiday stretch that saw dominant wins, major upsets, and a shocking loss for the defending champs. Who took the worst L, and who’s heading to the National Championship?
In the NFL, the regular season wrapped with a dramatic AFC North showdown as the Steelers edged the Ravens in a win-and-you’re-in game. We debate Lamar Jackson’s future in Baltimore and whether Aaron Rodgers can finally get Mike Tomlin a playoff win in this decade.
We close the show with our final picks of the regular season and our Wild Card Weekend predictions, plus Spike’s Power Rankings. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

NBA Contenders, CFP Semifinals & NFL Wild Card Picks | Dead End Sports

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The AFC playoff race has become unpredictable as several of the conference’s top contenders continue to slide. The Kansas City Chiefs took another loss, falling 20–10 at home to the Houston Texans. The Baltimore Ravens dropped a divisional game to the Pittsburgh Steelers, 27–22. And the Cincinnati Bengals suffered a potentially season-ending setback on the road against the Buffalo Bills, losing 39–34.

With three preseason AFC favorites trending downward, what is more likely:
• All three teams missing the playoffs?
• Or one of them catching fire and making a deep postseason run?

And of the three quarterbacks — Patrick Mahomes, Lamar Jackson, and Joe Burrow — who is having the true “season from hell”?

We break down the AFC landscape, the quarterback struggles, and what each franchise can still salvage.



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The AFC playoff race has become unpredictable as several of the conference’s top contenders continue to slide. The Kansas City Chiefs took another loss, falling 20–10 at home to the Houston Texans. The Baltimore Ravens dropped a divisional game to the Pittsburgh Steelers, 27–22. And the Cincinnati Bengals suffered a potentially season-ending setback on the road against the Buffalo Bills, losing 39–34.

With three preseason AFC favorites trending downward, what is more likely:
• All three teams missing the playoffs?
• Or one of them catching fire and making a deep postseason run?

And of the three quarterbacks — Patrick Mahomes, Lamar Jackson, and Joe Burrow — who is having the true “season from hell”?

We break down the AFC landscape, the quarterback struggles, and what each franchise can still salvage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

Chiefs, Ravens, Bengals All Falling Off? Which AFC QB Is Having the Worst Season?

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