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1. Last Minute Co-Host Sub 2. Huevos de Doug 3. Unstable stat of the week 4. Sign of the apocalypse 5. QB scheme clusters 6. Predictions State of the Union 7. Eye of the Douger

1. Degen nation 2. Unstable stat of the week 3. RIP 4. Questions from the Dark Web/Twitter 5. EPA Deep Dive 6. Lock of the Super Bowl 7. Eric reads a farewell poem to Alex Smith

1. AFC/NFC Championship Recap 2. Unstable stat of the week 3. New year, new me 4. Modeling QB play 5. George pitches a new TV show 6. Super Bowl talk

1. AFC/NFC Championship Recap 2. Unstable stat of the week 3. New year, new me 4. Modeling QB play 5. George pitches a new TV show 6. Super Bowl talk

1. Vikings miracle recap 2. Unstable stat of the week 3. New year, new me 4. Off/Def specific rankings deep dive 5. Lock of the week (13-5-1) 6. Eric covers a famous rap song

1. Vikings miracle recap 2. Unstable stat of the week 3. New year, new me 4. Off/Def specific rankings deep dive 5. Lock of the week (13-5-1) 6. Eric covers a famous rap song

1. Intro to the PFF Forecast 2. New Year, New Me 3. Inside PFFELO 4. Eric sings a capella 5. Lock of the Week (13-5 ATS)

Jordan and Josh start the show reminding you to please head over to the main PFF podcast for draft coverage for the remainder of the draft season. The two then discuss the talented Billy Moy’s final Rookie of Year list including the PFF rookie of the year Buffalo Bills CB Tre’Davious White, New Orleans Saints CB Marshon Lattimore, PFF’s offensive rookie of the year RB Kareem Hunt, New Orleans Saints RB Alvin Kamara, New Orleans Saints OT Ryan Ramczyk, San Francisco 49ers LB Reuben Foster, Cleveland Browns EDGE Myles Garrett, Los Angeles Chargers CB Desmond King, Utah S Marcus Williams and Los Angeles Rams S John Johnson III. Jordan and Josh then take a few minutes to give their NFL playoff predictions. Then finish up the show with a mock draft of the first 20 picks including a trade between the Browns and Giants.

Jordan and Josh start the show discussing the talented Billy Moy’s Rookie of Year watch list including a new player at the top of the list in Buffalo Bills CB Tre’Davious White. Then PFF Buccaneers expert Cam Mellor joins the show to discuss the Buccaneers’ roster and areas they might try to improve in the draft. Jordan and Josh then discuss some strategic options for the Buccaneers as well as top prospects for them to target in the draft in Texas OT Connor Williams, Michigan DT Maurice Hurst, Boston College ED Harold Landry, Louisville CB Jaire Alexander, Oregon CB Arrion Springs and USF CB Mazzi Wilkins. Jordan and Josh finish the show by discussing the week’s latest crop of Senior Bowl acceptances and their PFF signature stats; Southern Mississippi RB Ito Smith, Miami WR Braxton Berrios, LSU WR DJ Chark, Penn State TE Mike Gesicki, Penn State S Marcus Allen and South Alabama S Jeremy Reaves.

Jordan and Josh start the show discussing the talented Billy Moy’s Rookie of Year watch list including the new entry in San Francisco 49ers LB Reuben Foster. They turn their attention to the best prospects from the first week of Bowl games in Oregon OT Tyrell Crosby, RB Royce Freeman, CB Arrion Springs and LB Justin Hollins. Boise State WR Cedric Wilson, ED Jabril Frazier, ILB Leighton Vander Esch. Western Kentucky QB Mike White, Colorado State WR Michael Gallup, Marshall LB Chase Hancock, Arkansas State ED Ja’Von Rolland-Jones, FAU C Antonyo Woods, Akron CB Jordan George, Louisiana Tech RB Boston Scott. SMU WRs Trey Quinn and WR Courtland Sutton and ED Justin Lawler. They discuss some of the draft philosophies of new Cleveland Browns’ GM John Dorsey and what he looks for in quarterback and running back prospects and how players like UCLA QB Josh Rosen, San Diego State RB Rashaad Penny fit the bill. Jordan and Josh then discuss the week’s latest crop of Senior Bowl acceptances and their PFF signature stats; Oklahoma State’s QB Mason Rudolph and WR James Washington, North Carolina State TE/RB Jaylen Samuels, Wisconsin TE Troy Fumagali, UTEP G Will Hernandez, Arkansas C Frank Ragnow and Florida State DT Derrick Nnadi.

Jordan and Josh start the show discussing the talented Billy Moy’s Rookie of Year watch list including the new number one player in Saints RB Alvin Kamara. They turn their attention to the best prospects on PFF’s All-Conference teams. All SEC players Arkansas C Frank Ragnow, Georgia RB Nick Chubb, Kentucky ED Josh Allen, Georgia LB Roquan Smith. All Big-10 players Penn State RB Saquon Barkley, Penn State TE Mike Gesicki, Iowa CB Joshua Jackson, Northwestern S Kyle Quiero. All Pac-12 players USC RB Ronald Jones, Oregon OT Tyrell Crosby, USC ED Uchenna Nwosu, Stanford DT Harrison Phillips. All Big-12 players Oklahoma State WR Marcell Ateman, Oklahoma OT Orlando Brown, Iowa State CB Brian Peavy, West Virginia DB Kyzir White. All ACC players Virginia Tech WR Cam Phillips, Virginia Tech OG Wyatt Teller, North Carolina State ED Bradley Chubb, Florida State S Derwin James.

Jordan and Josh start the show discussing Billy Moy’s Rookie of Year watch list and once again heap praise on the New Orleans Saints draft class. PFF Bears expert Lorin Cox joins the show to give his take on the state of the Bears’ roster and what positions they may address in the Draft. Jordan and Josh then look at top prospects for the Bears to target in the draft in edge players Bradley Chubb of North Carolina State or UTSA’s Marcus Davenport, a playmaking outside wide receiver such as Oklahoma State’s James Washington or Alabama’s Calvin Ridley, then cornerbacks Joshua Jackson of Iowa, Louisville’s Jaire Alexander, Colorado’s Isaiah Oliver and Ohio State’s Denzel Ward. Josh then identifies the top defensive prospects from Conference Championship games in Georgia LB Roquan Smith, Auburn CB Carlton Davis, Miami CB Michael Jackson, Clemson ED Clelin Ferrell, Ohio State ED Sam Hubbard and Wisconsin LB T.J. Edwards.

Jordan welcomes Josh back and they start the show discussing Billy Moy’s Rookie of Year watch list. Jordan and Josh then examine PFF signature stats of some players who have accepted invites to the Reese’s Senior Bowl in Oregon OT Tyrell Crosby, USC ED Uchenna Nwosu, Oregon RB Royce Freeman, Colorado State WR Michael Gallup, Memphis WR Anthony Miller, Massachusetts TE Adam Brenneman, UTSA ED Marcus Davenport, Florida CB Duke Dawson, New Mexico State WR Jaleel Scott, Indiana TE Ian Thomas. They then discuss some top prospects to watch in some of the top rivalry games in college football. Virginia Tech CB Greg Stroman and Virginia S Quin Blanding in the Commonwealth Cup, Clemson OT Mitch Hyatt OG Taylor Hearn and South Carolina LB Skai Moore in the Palmetto Bowl, Washington DT Vita Vea and Washington State DT Hercules Mata’afa in the Apple Cup, Auburn ED Jeff Holland and Alabama WR Calvin Ridley in the Iron Bowl and Michigan DT Maurice Hurst and Ohio State C Billy Price in the Big Game.

With Josh missing in action (reportedly attending chess camp), Jordan turns to PFF’s Big-12 expert Bryson Vesnaver to join him for the show. Jordan and Bryson discuss the top players on Billy Moy’s rookie of the year rankings including New Orleans Saints CB Marshon Lattimore, Kansas City Chiefs RB Kareem Hunt, Buffalo Bills CB Tre’Davious White, New Orleans Saints RB Alvin Kamara, Los Angeles Chargers CB Desmond King and also Carolina Panthers RB Christian McCaffrey. Bryson and Jordan examine the progress of the top draft-eligible QB prospects by overall grade including Oklahoma’s Baker Mayfield, West Virginia’s Will Grier, Oklahoma State’s Mason Rudolph, Louisville’s Lamar Jackson and North Carolina State’s Ryan Finley. They discuss the first five players on the list of top-20 draft-eligible running backs according to elusive rating - a PFF signature stat - in Stanford’s Bryce Love, Notre Dame’s Josh Adams, Alabama’s Damien Harris, Louisiana Tech’s Boston Scott and San Diego State’s Rashaad Penny. Bryson caps the show off by stating the case for two underrated Big-12 draft prospects in Oklahoma State WR Marcell Ateman and Iowa State CB Brian Peavy.

Jordan and Josh take you on a tour of the week in football from an NFL draft perspective. They start out examining the 2017 mid-season PFF NFL All-Rookie Team. They then discuss some of the top draft-eligible wide receivers according to yards per route run - a PFF-exclusive signature stat - including Thomas Owens of Florida International, James Washington and Marcell Ateman of Oklahoma State, Michael Gallup of Colorado State, Keke Coutee of Texas Tech, and Cam Phillips of Virginia Tech. They are then joined by Ryan Smith to breakdown the New York Giants’ roster and possible areas to address in the draft and then Jordan and Josh discuss prospects that might fit the bill for the Giants in quarterbacks Sam Darnold of USC, Josh Rosen of UCLA and Lamar Jackson of Louisville, tackles Orlando Brown of Oklahoma, Notre Dame’s Mike McGlinchey, Texas’s Connor Williams. They also identify Day 2 prospects for the Giants in interior lineman Ohio State’s Billy Price, Washington State’s Cody O’Connell and UTEP’s Will Hernandez.

Jordan and Josh take you on a tour of the week in football from an NFL draft perspective. They dive right into the draft implications of the major moves at the trade deadline including Jimmy Garoppolo going to the San Francisco 49ers, Kelvin Benjamin to the Buffalo Bills, Jay Ajayi to the Philadelphia Eagles, Duane Brown to the Seattle Seahawks, and Marcell Dareus to the Jacksonville Jaguars. They examine the top NFL rookie of the year candidates including on our William Moy’s list including the fast rising Desmond King of the Los Angeles Chargers. They then examine Steve Palazzolo’s first mock draft of the year and how it’s clearly terrible and not going to be accurate but that Steve has a lot of good picks in it anyway.

Jordan and Josh take you on a tour of the week in football from an NFL draft perspective. They examine the top NFL rookie of the year candidates including a new No.1 on our William Moy’s list in New Orleans Saints cornerback Marshon Lattimore. They then look at the top draft-eligible interior defensive linemen according to run defense grade in Michigan’s Maurice Hurst, Arizona State’s Tashon Smallwood and Florida State’s Derrick Nnadi. They are then joined by David Neumann to breakdown the San Francisco 49ers’ roster and possible areas to address in the draft and then Jordan and Josh discuss prospects that might fit the bill for the 49ers in Florida State safety Derwin James, edge-rusher Harold Landry of Boston College and Arden Key of LSU, quarterbacks Lamar Jackson of Louisville and Josh Rosen of UCLA. They also identify Day 2 prospects for the 49ers in interior lineman Frank Ragnow of Arkansas, Ohio State’s Billy Price and Alabama’s Bradley Bozeman, tight ends Mark Andrew of Oklahoma and Mike Gesicki of Penn State and Stanford cornerback Quenton Meeks. Josh then highlights his prospect match-ups for Week 9 of College football including Rutgers’ LT Tariq Cole vs Michigan edges Rashan Gary and Chase Winovich, UCLA LG Najee Toran and C Scott Quessenberry vs Washington DTs Vita Vea and Greg Gaines, Iowa State RB David Montgomery vs TCU LB Travin Howard and Oklahoma LT Orlando Brown vs 2020 prospect Texas Tech edge Eli Howard.

Jordan and Josh take you on a tour of the week in football from an NFL draft perspective. They start by examining the top draft-eligible cornerbacks according to passer rating when targeted, in Alabama’s Levi Hall, Penn State’s Grant Haley and USF’s Mazzi Wilkins. They identify some issues from Week 6 of NFL games and NFL draft prospects that could possibly be used to address them. The Miami Dolphins need for a long-term solution at quarterback and how that role could be filled by Washington State’s Luke Falk. The Carolina Panthers need for another defensive tackle and how that could be filled by Kansas State’s Will Geary. The Denver Broncos need for another pass-rusher and how the versatile Hercules Mata’afa of Washington State could fill that role. Josh then highlights his prospect match-ups for Week 8 of College football including Penn State offensive line going against the talented Michigan defensive line. Oklahoma State’s Mason Rudolph and his talented wide receivers against Texas CB Holton Hill. Oklahoma QB Baker Mayfield against Kansas State defensive backs DJ Reed and Kendall Adams. Notre Dame’s LT Mike McGlinchey and LG Quenton Nelson against USC DI Rasheem Green and edge Uchenna Nwosu. Colorado LB Drew Lewis vs Washington State RBs Jamal Morrow and James Williams.

Jordan and Josh take you on a tour of the week in football from an NFL draft perspective. They examine the top NFL rookie of the year candidates from NFL Week 4 action. They identify some issues from Week 4 of NFL games and NFL draft prospects that could possibly be used to address them. New York Giants need for a pass protector and how that issue could be addressed by Texas OT Connor Williams or Rutgers OT Tariq Cole. The Indianapolis Colts need to generate a consistent edge-rush and how Boston College edge Harold Landry or SMU edge Justin Lawler could help provide pressure. The Detroit Lions need to generate a between the tackles run game could be aided by Arkansas C Frank Ragnow or Notre Dame OT Quenton Nelson. The discussion shifts to Week 5 performances of the top college quarterback prospects. Jordan’s draft board risers from Week 5 get discussed before Josh highlights his prospect match-ups for Week 6 of College football including Florida OT Martez Ivey vs. LSU Edge Arden Key, Texas A&M WR Christian Kirk vs. Alabama CB Minkah Fitzpatrick, Michigan State C Brian Allen vs. Michigan DI Maurice Hurst.

Jordan and Josh take you on a tour of the week in football from an NFL draft perspective. They examine the top NFL rookie of the year candidates from NFL Week 3 action with Cincinnati’s Carl Lawson quickly climbing the rookie of the year charts. They identify some issues from Week 3 of NFL action and NFL draft prospects that could possibly be used to address them. Carolina Panthers need for a playmaker on the outside of their offense and how that issue could be addressed by Alabama’s Calvin Ridley or South Carolina’s Deebo Samuel. The Dolphins need to resolve the long-term quarterback situation with a young quarterback who can throw deep such as UCLA’s Josh Rosen or Western Kentucky’s Mike White. The middle of Seattle Seahawks defense struggling with speed could be addressed with additions of the athletic USC’s Uchenna Nwosu or Texas’s Malik Jefferson. The discussion shifts to Week 4 performances of the top college quarterback prospects. Jordan’s draft board risers from Week 4 get discussed before Josh highlights his prospect match-ups for Week 5 of College football.