Week 4 with Bill Parcells and Catherine Zadzora starts with the Chiefs/Raiders matchup.  Bill recalls the early rivalry and enjoyed seeing 2 marquee QBs perform.  What can a team learn in a 'good' loss? Bill explains which teams need to have a better balance to continue their success.  

We talk about player consistency and the difficulty in keeping a high level of play.  Several times, Bill has seen players not live up to the talent and physical attributes they have as a player.  Conversely, Bill names players that performed above epectations.  Plus, what is the one game Bill would like to go back and re-coach again?

New episodes of 'Football Doesn't Lie' release every Thursday. Each week, we tour the NFL landscape through the perspective of one of the greatest coaches in league history. 

Week 4 with Bill Parcells and Catherine Zadzora starts with the Chiefs/Raiders matchup.&nbsp; Bill recalls the early rivalry and enjoyed seeing 2 marquee QBs perform.&nbsp; What can a team learn in a 'good' loss? Bill explains which teams need to have a better balance to continue their success.&nbsp;&nbsp;
We talk about player consistency and the difficulty in keeping a high level of play.&nbsp; Several times, Bill has seen players not live up to the talent and physical attributes they have as a player.&nbsp; Conversely, Bill names players that performed above epectations.&nbsp; Plus, what is the one game Bill would like to go back and re-coach again?
New episodes of 'Football Doesn't Lie' release every Thursday. Each week, we tour the NFL landscape through the perspective of one of the greatest coaches in league history.&nbsp;

Hall of Fame coach Bill Parcells walks Catherine through the NFL week the way he'd walk a rookie through a game plan: here's what the slate looks like, here's what the tape actually says, and here's why the box score is usually lying to you. Each episode Parcells takes the league's live coaching and front-office calls; the fourth down, the benching, the deadline trade  and tells you exactly what he'd have done in that chair, teaching Catherine the reasoning behind every decision as he goes. What she learns pulls the stories out of him, so four decades of sidelines, locker rooms, and draft-room arguments arrive not as war stories but as the lessons that produced them.

Hall of Fame coach Bill Parcells walks Catherine through the NFL week the way he'd walk a rookie through a game plan: here's what the slate looks like, here's what the tape actually says, and here's why the box score is usually lying to you. Each episode Parcells takes the league's live coaching and front-office calls; the fourth down, the benching, the deadline trade&nbsp; and tells you exactly what he'd have done in that chair, teaching Catherine the reasoning behind every decision as he goes. What she learns pulls the stories out of him, so four decades of sidelines, locker rooms, and draft-room arguments arrive not as war stories but as the lessons that produced them.

Football Doesn't Lie

Football Doesn't Lie:  Building a roster and Replacing Players

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Bill Parcells and Catherine Zadzora start the Week 7 recap with the Bengals trailing at halftime only to score 35 unanswered points in the 2nd half.  Bill goes in the locker room to explain how a coach talks to his team to turn those tides.  How are the Vikings still undefeated?  Bill was impressed with the Lions' defense against the Packers.  Catherine explores the things that Bill was superstitious about while he was coaching. What does Bill think about the current state of officiating in the NFL? Plus, the two-minute drill on which old-school QB would do well in today's league?

New episodes of 'Football Doesn't Lie' release every Thursday. Each week, we tour the NFL landscape through the perspective of one of the greatest coaches in league history. 

Bill Parcells and Catherine Zadzora&nbsp;start the Week 7 recap with the Bengals trailing at halftime only to score 35 unanswered points in the 2nd half.&nbsp; Bill goes in the locker room to explain how a coach talks to his team to turn those tides.&nbsp; How are the Vikings still undefeated?&nbsp; Bill was impressed with the Lions' defense against the Packers.&nbsp; Catherine explores the things that Bill was superstitious about while he was coaching. What does Bill think about the current state of officiating in the NFL? Plus, the two-minute drill on which old-school QB would do well in today's league?
New episodes of 'Football Doesn't Lie' release every Thursday. Each week, we tour the NFL landscape through the perspective of one of the greatest coaches in league history.&nbsp;

Football Doesn't Lie: Halftime Coaching, Superstitions, and State of Officiating

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Bill Parcells and Catherine Zadzora see the Colts making big front office changes and Bill explains what it really takes to turn a losing team around.  Onto NFL Week 6, Caleb Williams returns to the Bears and the Titans get their first win.  Why have we seen so many clock mistakes this season?  Bill stresses the importance of the clock and keeping your time outs to control that clock when you need to.

Bills talks about the teams that have separated themselves as contenders.  Catherine asks about using Travis Hunter on both sides of the ball.  Bill remembers players like Deion Sanders and Bo Jackson, that played two different sports.  Plus, Bill gives his thoughts on some of the best stadiums in the NFL.

New episodes of 'Football Doesn't Lie' release every Thursday. Each week, we tour the NFL landscape through the perspective of one of the greatest coaches in league history. 

Bill Parcells and Catherine Zadzora&nbsp;see the Colts making big front office changes and Bill explains what it really takes to turn a losing team around.&nbsp; Onto NFL Week 6, Caleb Williams returns to the Bears and the Titans get their first win.&nbsp; Why have we seen so many clock mistakes this season?&nbsp; Bill stresses the importance of the clock and keeping your time outs to control that clock when you need to.
Bills talks about the teams that have separated themselves as contenders.&nbsp; Catherine asks about using Travis Hunter on both sides of the ball.&nbsp; Bill remembers players like Deion Sanders and Bo Jackson, that played two different sports.&nbsp; Plus, Bill gives his thoughts on some of the best stadiums in the NFL.
New episodes of 'Football Doesn't Lie' release every Thursday. Each week, we tour the NFL landscape through the perspective of one of the greatest coaches in league history.&nbsp;

Football Doesn't Lie: Making Changes and Real Contenders

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Bill Parcells and Catherine Zadzora open the show with Bill's memories of Mike Ditka.  Bill talks about the impact Ditka had on the game, but even more on the people around him.  Onto the games, what was the most surprising about Week 5?  Bill gives thoughts on the time management issues we saw this week. 

Bill looks back at some of his relationships in the league, past and present.  Bill's also reflects on some of the great names in NFL history.

New episodes of 'Football Doesn't Lie' release every Thursday. Each week, we tour the NFL landscape through the perspective of one of the greatest coaches in league history. 

Bill Parcells and Catherine Zadzora open the show with Bill's memories of Mike Ditka.&nbsp; Bill talks about the impact Ditka had on the game, but even more on the people around him.&nbsp; Onto the games, what was the most surprising about Week 5?&nbsp; Bill gives thoughts on the time management issues we saw this week.&nbsp;
Bill looks back at some of his relationships in the league, past and present.&nbsp; Bill's also reflects on some of the great names in NFL history.
New episodes of 'Football Doesn't Lie' release every Thursday. Each week, we tour the NFL landscape through the perspective of one of the greatest coaches in league history.&nbsp;

Football Doesn't Lie: Clock Management and Mike Ditka Memories

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Football Doesn't Lie: Building a roster and Replacing Players

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