Sep 15, 2026 · 54 min · 14 segments
The NFL is back, Week 1 is officially in the books, and I don't know about you, but after 16 games plus Monday Night Football, I've got approximately 47 questions and about six answers.Because that's…
But yeah, look, week one is in the books.
You know, week one is a notorious overreaction week of the year.
Well, that take isn't actually too bad.
The Ravens might score 500.
You know, someone has already declared their fantasy season over already at this point, going 0-1.
You know, because week one isn't about deciding who's going to win the Super Bowl, it's about identifying, I guess... what deserves our attention.
Because look, at this stage, you've seen all the games.
I'm speaking to you, we're one of four listeners.
Yeah, you have already seen the games and the scores, and I'm sure you've already given out about who didn't score enough fantasy points or which person missed scoring a touchdown so you could get money on your better.
You know, maybe you're out of your last man standing already.
So you're kind of already royally pissed off at the fact that something has not gone right in week one.
Let's have a chat then.
I think you had a look at the AFC as a preview.
So let's do the NFC first to review this week one.
And we'll chat about the – see, there's interesting stories in a lot of divisions.
And, you know, NFC North is an interesting one.
Obviously, you had the Packers and their massive collapse against the Vikings who had to play their backup quarterback in Carson Wentz after – uh kyler murray went down you had um the lions needing overtime to beat the saints after being up 20 i think it was 21 to 10, or was it 21-0, I think, maybe at one point.
And they allowed the Saints to come back into the game.
Obviously, they were one game away from the NFC Championship last year.
But yeah, look, week one is in the books.
You know, week one is a notorious overreaction week of the year.
Well, that take isn't actually too bad.
The Ravens might score 500.
You know, someone has already declared their fantasy season over already at this point, going 0-1.
You know, because week one isn't about deciding who's going to win the Super Bowl, it's about identifying, I guess... what deserves our attention.
Because look, at this stage, you've seen all the games.
I'm speaking to you, we're one of four listeners.
Yeah, you have already seen the games and the scores, and I'm sure you've already given out about who didn't score enough fantasy points or which person missed scoring a touchdown so you could get money on your better.
You know, maybe you're out of your last man standing already.
So you're kind of already royally pissed off at the fact that something has not gone right in week one.
Let's have a chat then.
I think you had a look at the AFC as a preview.
So let's do the NFC first to review this week one.
And we'll chat about the – see, there's interesting stories in a lot of divisions.
And, you know, NFC North is an interesting one.
Obviously, you had the Packers and their massive collapse against the Vikings who had to play their backup quarterback in Carson Wentz after – uh kyler murray went down you had um the lions needing overtime to beat the saints after being up 20 i think it was 21 to 10, or was it 21-0, I think, maybe at one point.
And they allowed the Saints to come back into the game.
Obviously, they were one game away from the NFC Championship last year.
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