Today, Pabst and Perloff break down the Bears’ dominant win over the Seahawks and debate whether Chicago is officially a Super Bowl contender after Jeffrey Simmons’ incredible debut. Plus, the guys discuss the NFC North race, the Seahawks’ struggles, and whether Caleb Williams is already a top-five quarterback in the NFL. They also debate the latest College Football Playoff selection criteria and whether the committee is getting strength of schedule right. Then, ESPN 1000’s David Kaplan joins the show to talk about the Bears’ big win, Jeffrey Simmons’ impact, and why Chicago fans have every reason to be excited about this team.

Today, Pabst and Perloff break down the Bears&rsquo; dominant win over the Seahawks and debate whether Chicago is officially a Super Bowl contender after Jeffrey Simmons&rsquo; incredible debut. Plus, the guys discuss the NFC North race, the Seahawks&rsquo; struggles, and whether Caleb Williams is already a top-five quarterback in the NFL. They also debate the latest College Football Playoff selection criteria and whether the committee is getting strength of schedule right. Then, ESPN 1000&rsquo;s David Kaplan joins the show to talk about the Bears&rsquo; big win, Jeffrey Simmons&rsquo; impact, and why Chicago fans have every reason to be excited about this team.

High-energy, fun sports analysis featuring two friends who have known each other for years, bringing their chemistry and knowledge to the fans to discuss the biggest names and topics across the sports world.

High-energy, fun sports analysis featuring two friends who have known each other for years, bringing their chemistry and knowledge to the fans to discuss the biggest names and topics across the sports world.

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Bears Dominate Seahawks, Caleb Williams’ Top Five Debate, David Kaplan Joins the Show

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Today, Pabst and Perloff take a look back at the first half of the NFL season and discuss the biggest surprises, including the Chargers' disappointing start, all four NFC North teams winning at least six games, and the Giants taking control of the NFC East while the Eagles struggle. Plus, the guys debate whether the NFL will eventually expand to an 18-game season and whether the trade deadline is setting fans up for some bad football. Then, they revisit their preseason predictions in a round of Midseason Mulligans, looking back at their picks for MVP, Coach of the Year, and Offensive Player of the Year. Finally, former Giants tight end Howard Cross joins the show to preview Giants-Commanders, discuss JJ McCarthy's development, and weigh in on the debate between Lawrence Taylor and Reggie White as the greatest defensive player in NFL history.

Today, Pabst and Perloff take a look back at the first half of the NFL season and discuss the biggest surprises, including the Chargers' disappointing start, all four NFC North teams winning at least six games, and the Giants taking control of the NFC East while the Eagles struggle. Plus, the guys debate whether the NFL will eventually expand to an 18-game season and whether the trade deadline is setting fans up for some bad football. Then, they revisit their preseason predictions in a round of Midseason Mulligans, looking back at their picks for MVP, Coach of the Year, and Offensive Player of the Year. Finally, former Giants tight end Howard Cross joins the show to preview Giants-Commanders, discuss JJ McCarthy's development, and weigh in on the debate between Lawrence Taylor and Reggie White as the greatest defensive player in NFL history.

NFL Midseason Mulligans, Howard Cross on Giants and The NFC East

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Today, Pabst and Perloff break down Kirk Cousins' return to Minnesota and debate whether the Vikings are back in the NFC playoff picture. Plus, the guys react to the latest College Football Playoff rankings, question the committee's decisions, and discuss why having no clear answer at quarterback can be worse than losing in the NFL. They also debate whether the Rams are done after failing to add receiver help at the trade deadline, discuss the Celtics' win over the Sixers and the tension between Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown, and take a closer look at the biggest winners and losers from the NFL trade deadline. Then, Yahoo Sports senior writer Jory Epstein joins the show to discuss Kirk Cousins' move to Minnesota, the Chargers' direction, the Colts holding onto Jonathan Taylor, and the biggest moves from around the league.

Today, Pabst and Perloff break down Kirk Cousins' return to Minnesota and debate whether the Vikings are back in the NFC playoff picture. Plus, the guys react to the latest College Football Playoff rankings, question the committee's decisions, and discuss why having no clear answer at quarterback can be worse than losing in the NFL. They also debate whether the Rams are done after failing to add receiver help at the trade deadline, discuss the Celtics' win over the Sixers and the tension between Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown, and take a closer look at the biggest winners and losers from the NFL trade deadline. Then, Yahoo Sports senior writer Jory Epstein joins the show to discuss Kirk Cousins' move to Minnesota, the Chargers' direction, the Colts holding onto Jonathan Taylor, and the biggest moves from around the league.

Kirk Cousins Returns to Minnesota, NFL Trade Deadline Winners and Losers with Jori Epstein

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oday, Pabst and Perloff break down the Bills’ win over the Vikings and debate how aggressive Minnesota should be in its search for a new quarterback after Carson Wentz’s disastrous performance. Plus, the guys react to the Jaguars’ blockbuster trade for Jordan Davis, the Eagles’ decision to sell at the deadline, and why the Jets should be having a fire sale of their own. They also play a round of “Would You?” and debate potential trades involving Kirk Cousins, Jonathan Taylor, Brian Thomas Jr., and more. Then, NBC Sports’ John Fanta joins the show to discuss the expanding College Football Playoff, whether more teams will make the postseason competitive, and the big matchup between Illinois and Texas Tech.

oday, Pabst and Perloff break down the Bills&rsquo; win over the Vikings and debate how aggressive Minnesota should be in its search for a new quarterback after Carson Wentz&rsquo;s disastrous performance. Plus, the guys react to the Jaguars&rsquo; blockbuster trade for Jordan Davis, the Eagles&rsquo; decision to sell at the deadline, and why the Jets should be having a fire sale of their own. They also play a round of &ldquo;Would You?&rdquo; and debate potential trades involving Kirk Cousins, Jonathan Taylor, Brian Thomas Jr., and more. Then, NBC Sports&rsquo; John Fanta joins the show to discuss the expanding College Football Playoff, whether more teams will make the postseason competitive, and the big matchup between Illinois and Texas Tech.

NFL Trade Deadline, Vikings’ Quarterback Search, John Fanta Joins the Show

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