Football

📈2025 NFL Power Ratings and Projections🏈

Ratings, rankings and forecasts for every NFL team this season.

Nov 11 •

The Patriots Are Speedrunning Their Rebuild

After bottoming out post-Brady, New England has stormed back into contention faster than nearly any past Super Bowl champion.

Nov 10 •

🏈🎙️ Football Bytes: 4-1 Weeks Forever

We ride a winning week (which counted for one of us) into an NFL second half where nobody’s good, everyone’s weird and half the league has 2 losses.

Nov 6 •

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Why the 2025 NFL Season Feels So Weird — Even Though Nothing Has Changed

Parity is higher than usual, yet so is predictability... and somehow both can be true at once.

Nov 5 •

Which NFL Contenders Can You Actually Trust This Season?

Some teams are who we thought they were — for good or bad — while others are a new mystery every week.

Oct 30 •

🏈🎙️ Football Bytes: The Art of Knowing When to Take a Bye Week

Coming off a bounce-back, Week 9 brings the possibility for a few truly sicko bets... or maybe just a bye week in the contest.

Oct 29 •

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🏈🎙️Football Bytes: Every Team Betrays Us

After disaster week, we reset for Week 8.

Oct 23 •

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It’s An Odd-Numbered Year. Dak Prescott Is Dominating Again.

Dak’s latest career oscillation is peaking, and he’s playing at an MVP level. But it still might not be enough to save the Cowboys.

Oct 23 •

🏈🎙️Football Bytes: We Don’t Bet London Games

Tyler Lauletta and I ride a winning week into NFL Week 7 — debating if the Packers are as good as their aura, if the Dolphins are secretly not terrible…

Oct 16 •

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The Chiefs Are Who We Thought They Were

In fact, maybe they're even better, after stripping away the luck from their close-game success last year.

Oct 14 •

🏈🎙️Football Bytes: Remembering to Hit the Winner Button

Tyler Lauletta and I try to right the ship for NFL Week 6 — debating line moves, short-week traps, and whether you should always take a 14.5-point dog.

Oct 9 •

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Daniel Jones' Colts Still Have Nothing On Kurt Warner and the 1999 Rams

When it comes to unexpected early-season breakouts, the original Greatest Show still reigns supreme.

Oct 8 •

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