Albert Breer talks about the worst call he's ever gotten from a coach, evaluates Caleb Williams' NFL potential, discusses Washington's draft plans, analyzes Marvin Harrison, and notes the absence of Bill Belichick in the NFL.

NFL insider Albert Breer brings his expert insights on player performances and team dynamics. He dives into Sam Darnold's resurgence with the Vikings, discussing how coaching choices have shaped his evolution. Breer also sheds light on the Jets' improved offense after a rocky start. Colin praises the Falcons for their comeback against the Eagles, while revealing his top 10 NFL teams, including a surprising 0-2 contender making the list. It's a lively analysis of what’s working—and what isn't—in the NFL this season.

Albert Breer, a prominent sports reporter known for his insights on the NFL and college football, joins the conversation to analyze the current dynamics in college and professional football. Colin advocates for changes to college football's overtime rules, emphasizing their impact on game integrity. They also dissect the Eagles' impressive win streak and delve into the Michigan-Ohio State rivalry's surprising outcome. Breer shares thoughts on quarterback performances and the evolving challenges coaches face in both college and the NFL.

The podcast discusses LeBron's reaction to mock draft picks for his son, NFL combine rumors with Albert Breer, FanDuel picks, and listener life advice questions.

Albert Breer, a Senior NFL reporter for The MMQB and Amazon NFL on Prime Insider, joins the discussion to unpack the Chicago Bears' decision to fire head coach Matt Eberflus. The conversation dives into the chaotic dynamics of a dysfunctional organization, emphasizing how leadership affects team performance. They also reflect on the emotional rollercoaster of being a football fan, analyzing key coaching mistakes and revealing insights on the NFL's shifting coaching landscape. Breer provides expert analysis on the necessary accountability in high-pressure coaching situations.

Albert Breer, Senior NFL reporter for The MMQB, joins the conversation, revealing the Chicago Bears' surprising decision to fire head coach Matt Eberflus, a historic first for the franchise. The hosts dissect the disastrous clock management against the Lions and analyze how coaching changes impact team dynamics, particularly for rookie quarterbacks. Breer also highlights the challenge of rebuilding a struggling franchise and the implications for potential new coaches, making for a lively discussion on NFL coaching accountability.

Albert Breer, a sports analyst, joins stars like Tua Tagovailoa, Brian Flores, and wide receivers CeeDee Lamb and Ja'Marr Chase to dissect the Jets' offensive line improvements. Breer shares insights on Aaron Rodgers' season outlook and how Tua's tough past with Flores impacted him. They also dive into contract talks for key players like Brandon Aiyuk while engaging in nostalgic banter about childhood toys. The discussion is peppered with playful predictions for the Browns' season and humorous anecdotes about coaching quirks.

Albert Breer, a renowned sports journalist from Sports Illustrated, joins guest host Andrew Siciliano to analyze Jayden Daniels' standout performance with the Commanders. They delve into the ramifications of JJ McCarthy’s knee injury on the Vikings' season plans. The duo also touches on a potential trade involving Brandon Aiyuk and the nuances of contract negotiations among NFL players. Additionally, they discuss the evolving use of protective helmet technology, highlighting both safety and style in the league.

Albert Breer, an NFL analysis expert, shares entertaining anecdotes about his extensive stays in Marriott hotels, revealing the quirks of hotel life. He and Conor Orr dive into hot takes from training camps, predicting the Giants to surprise in the NFC East and the Bears to show unexpected strength this season. They discuss why training camp interceptions aren't the end of the world, the Lions' Super Bowl potential, and confidently assert that the Jets' defense is poised to be the best in the league.

Conor Orr and Albert Breer predict NFC division winners, discuss Justin Jefferson's contract, Bucs' season, and Niners' potential struggles. They question Mike McCarthy's job security and foresee possible down year for the Niners.