Peter starts the podcast with his thoughts on the New England Patriots' awful start to the 2024 season and why Bill Belichick's omnipresent media presence makes it all the more magnified. Then, filmmaker Neil Zender joins the podcast to discuss his new film, "The Duke: The Giant Life of Wellington Mara." Described by Michael Strahan as "The Forrest Gump" of NFL history, Mara lived a football life that can't be matched. Peter and Neil nerd out on the "The Duke," and discuss one of the most important people in sports history.

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Peter opens the podcast with a monologue on Saquon Barkley's so-called "revenge game" this weekend versus the Giants and why the juice doesn't seem to be there. He, then, details his experience at the Bills-Jets game on Monday night, which included meeting 50 Cent and discussing Fireman Ed's lack of JumboTron real estate with Fireman Ed. Bucs OC Liam Coen is this week's guest and he's awesome in detailing Tampa Bay's offensive explosion in New Orleans, what makes Baker Mayfield so special, and why Mike Evans is still the man in the Buccaneers offense.

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Peter empties a still loaded notebook on what's been nothing short of a wild week for the Jets in Florham Park, New Jersey. He then welcomes Scott Van Pelt on the show to discuss whether Ravens - Commanders could be considered a "rivalry" or not. SVP gives a history lesson on the Baltimore and DC sports scene, takes us through the years for both NFL cities, and then offers insight on just how transcendent a figure Jayden Daniels has been to the DC fan base. Lastly, the two discuss the art of hosting a panel on an NFL pre and post game show.

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Peter jumps on for an emergency podcast to discuss the Jets' head coaching change. Peter shares some of what he's heard from Saleh and the Jets.

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Commissioner Roger Goodell joined Peter and his "Good Morning Football" castmates for a wide-ranging interview on Tuesday.

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Peter is joined by Michael Vick for a wide-ranging, in-depth interview. They cover Michael's recent sitdown and introduction to Jayden Daniels, Vick's new film "The Evolution of the Black Quarterback", and memories from being at the nexus of a cultural moment in Atlanta in the early 2000's. Vick also discusses the young QBs he's currently mentoring and why it's so important to honor those who came before him.

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Peter opens the show with a deep appreciation for the epic Jayden Daniels performance on Monday night in Cincinnati. Peter paints the picture of why this could be a new day in Washington, with the perfect GM, HC, OC, and QB coming together at the right time. He, then, brings in NFL Network’s lead NFL Draft analyst, Daniel Jeremiah, to go back in time and review his January scouting reports on Daniels. DJ explains a VR/AI technology that Jayden had access to at LSU that is helping him today in Washington, as well as what 55 starts at the college level has done for the Commanders’ rookie QB. The two wrap the podcast with a quick snapshot of some of the top college football prospects playing today, ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft.

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Peter opens the podcast with a take on Bryce Young’s unprecedented benching in Carolina and the public reaction to Brian Callahan’s treatment of Will Levis in Week 2. Then, he brings in Michael Mulvihill, President, Insights and Analytics, Fox Sports, to discuss the dominance of the NFL in the media space. Mulvihill lifts the curtain on a variety of topics, including how the networks rank the top 50 matchups they’d like to broadcast for the NFL league’s office and schedule makers. They finish by discussing the teams that have the biggest national fan base, how Nielsen ratings still matter, and discuss the rare 10-game early window that was such a hit on NFL Red Zone last week.

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