Lindsay's joined by The MMQB's Albert Breer, who's still recovering from a wild Super Bowl LVII. They discuss what plays will be remembered most, the performances of Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts, and the emotions in both the Eagles' and Chiefs' locker rooms. Also, Albert gives his thoughts on how the QB market will take shape as we head into the off-season.

Lindsay's getting ready for Super Bowl LVII with The Athletic's Seth Keysor and Football Outsider's Aaron Schatz. With Seth she talks all things Chiefs, like what we learned about Patrick Mahomes this season, how Travis Kelce keeps getting open and what it feels like to the best new bully in the NFL. Then, Aaron joins the show to discuss what the advanced stats can tell us to watch for in the big game. 

Lindsay's kicking off Super Bowl week with Hall of Fame QB Kurt Warner. They discuss how both the Eagles and Chiefs can game plan to contain the two elite signal-callers they'll be facing off against. He also talks about how he thinks both the Lamar Jackson and Aaron Rodgers situations will play out this off-season. The, The 33rd Team's NFL insider Ari Meirov joins the show to get into more of the dominoes set to fall in the coming months, including Derek Carr, Daniel Jones, the elite running back free agent class, as well as Rodgers and Jackson. 

Lindsay starts by giving her thoughts on the two biggest stories of the week: Tom Brady's retirement and the Broncos hiring Sean Payton. Then she's joined by The Athletic's Zach Berman to discuss the mood in Philadelphia after their NFC Championship and heading into Super Bowl LVII. Finally, ESPN's Matt Miller is live at the Senior Bowl in Mobile, AL talking about the players that are popping early in the week and how important circumstances are to players succeeding once they get into the NFL. 

Lindsay starts the show with ESPN's Louis Riddick to discuss his takeaways from the Eagles beating the Niners and Chiefs beating the Bengals to set up a match-up of #1 seeds in Super Bowl LVII. It was hard to not feel bad for the Niners after losing two QBs over the course of the game, but the Eagles are scary good. On the other side, we got another lesson in just how special Patrick Mahomes has become. Louis also tells us where he thinks the Super Bowl will be decided. Then, Caesar Sportsbook's Max Meyer joins Lindsay for a discussion of the betting trends heading in the big game. 

Lindsay's previewing the NFC and AFC Championship games with Warren Sharp. First, they talk about the NFC, and what matchups will be the biggest factors between the Eagles and Niners. Can Brock Purdy keep being effective vs the Eagles elite pass rush? What are the potential holes in the Niners defense that Jalen Hurts can exploit? How much Christian McCaffrey will we see? On the AFC side, all eyes are on Patrick Mahomes injured ankle. How much will that factor for the Chiefs? Joe Burrow's Bengals defied the "regression" skeptics and are actually better than they were this time last season. Where will this game be decided?

Lindsay's joined by NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah to talk about their takeaways from the Divisional Round of the playoffs, and how the NFL's copycat tendencies will effect the upcoming NFL Draft. Could we see a run on tight ends? Is free agency or the draft a better place to find wide receivers? Also, Daniel discusses his first mock draft and the future of the Chargers. 

Lindsay's getting ready for the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs and focusing in on the Giants/Eagles matchup with former Giants OL Shaun O'Hara and Bo Wulf from The Athletic Philadelphia. Shaun talks about the positive energy in the Giants building, why this team reminds him of his team in 2007, how Brian Daboll tailored the offense to Daniel Jones and how they can pull off the upset on Saturday. Then, Bo discusses the injury issues surrounding Jalen Hurts and Lane Johnson, why it might be a big game for Dallas Goedert and why he thinks Nick Sirianni is the Coach of the Year. 

Lindsay's joined by Chris Trapasso from CBS Sports and PFF's Brad Spielberger to take stock of the biggest stories coming out of Super Wild Card Weekend, and what it means for the future of the NFL. Chris talks about the QB play, including great debuts from Daniel Jones and Brock Purdy, Josh Allen's confusing performance and one QB who did not play: Lamar Jackson. Then, Brad discusses the Giants big financial decision to make about Jones and Saquon Barkley, where Jackson and Derek Carr might end up and the future of Sean Payton. 

Lindsay's joined by The Ringer's Danny Kelly to discuss the upcoming Wild Card Weekend games, but they start by looking back at Aaron Rodgers' cryptic comments after his loss to the Lions and why Seattle loves Dan Campbell. Then, they get into the Chiefs offense, why the Bucs never clicked, whether the Seahawks can upset the Niners, the Cowboys worrying end of the season, why the Ravens offense has been struggling, and the Chargers injury issues. Finally, they talk about who might be the hot fantasy players for next season. 

Lindsay starts the show recapping all the biggest stories coming out of the final week of the regular season and heading into the playoffs. Then, she's joined by Mia O'Brien, who covers the Jaguars for 1010XL in Jacksonville, to discuss the Jags getting into the playoffs following their win over the Titans, and the full story behind the extreme turnaround from this time last year. Finally, longtime friend of the show Kevin Cole talks to Lindsay about the Dolphins, Cowboys, Bucs, Vikings, Ravens, Jags, Chargers and what the Bears should do with their new #1 overall draft pick. 

Lindsay talks about everything she was thinking on Monday night when Damar Hamlin collapsed on the field on Cincinnati, and what the last few days say about the state of the NFL and how its covered. 

Lindsay's joined by NFL Network's analytics expert Cynthia Frelund to react to all the biggest stories coming out of the penultimate weekend of the season. Cynthia's not quite ready to accept that her Lions might be good, but they'll play for a playoff spot in Week 18. What do they make of the Vikings? How can a 12 win team have such mediocre-to-bad stats? Also, the teams they were most wrong about over the course of the year, how far Brock Purdy can take the Niners, the future of Steve Wilks in Carolina and Brandon Staley in LA, why the AFC is much better than the NFC and who they're most confident in with the playoffs fast approaching. 

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Lindsay's joined by Dane Brugler, NFL Draft Analyst for The Athletic, to discuss what prospects NFL fans need to know while they're watching the biggest college football bowl games. They start talk about why Bryce Young and Will Anderson aren't opting out of the Sugar Bowl, and why he'd be hesitant to take Notre Dame TE Michael Mayer super high in the 2023 NFL Draft. Then, they get into the top guys on the College Football Playoff teams, including TCU WR Quentin Johnston, Ohio State QB CJ Stroud, UGA CB Kelee Ringo and the whole Michigan DL. Finally, why he thinks Texas RB Bijan Robinson is a lock to go in the first round. 

Lindsay's recapping a crazy Week 16 in the NFL firstly with Shawn Drotar from Mile High Sports in Denver and then Doug Farrar from USA Today. With Shawn, Lindsay talks about the incredibly sad and bleak situation in Denver right now after an embarrassing loss to the Rams that resulted in Coach Nathaniel Hackett getting fired. Can anyone save them from their current situation? Then Doug Farrar discusses a multitude of things including the Denver situation, why Justin Herbert is such a great quarterback, the reality of Zach Wilson's season, whether Tom Brady is still good at football, and a whole lot more.

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Lindsay's joined by all-time great NFL Offensive Lineman Joe Thomas to talk all things OL. They discuss the difference between playing on the right and left sides, as well as the difference between tackles and guards. Also, Joe names his best OL in the NFL, his best lineman in the league and who he sees as the defensive lineman he's most impressed by this season. Finally, we get a taste of Joe's newest endeavor: radio color commentary. 

Lindsay's recapping a wild Week 15 in the NFL with ESPN's Fields Yates. They start by discussing the Colts blowing a 33-point lead vs the Vikings and the Chargers barely getting by the Titans. Then they get into the weird season in fantasy, which has seen a wasteland of consistent QBs and TEs. On the real football field, they look ahead to the playoff races yet to be decided, like the Ravens, Lions, Giants, Commanders, Jaguars, Titans, Dolphins and Jets. 

Lindsay's getting you ready for the fantasy football week with everything you need to set your lineups in just 15 minutes.

Lindsay's joined by NFL Films' and Executive Producer of "NFL Matchup on ESPN" Greg Cosell to discuss how he approaches watching film. They talk about what games he picks to focus on, his schedule for the week and why he doesn't do "hot takes". Then, they get into some of what he's been seeing this season, like the development of Jalen Hurts, the Bengals regaining their Super Bowl form, why Josh Allen can't be superman every week, and much more. 

Lindsay's getting you ready for the fantasy football week with everything you need to set your lineups in just 15 minutes.

Lindsay's joined by CBS Sports Sr. NFL Insider Josina Anderson. Josina is a veteran in the NFL reporting game with a track record of breaking many stories throughout her illustrious career, and explains to Lindsay how she's developed the relationships in order to do so. Lindsay and Josina also discuss the firing of Titans GM John Robinson following the stellar performance of former Titans receiver now Eagles receiver A.J. Brown had on Sunday against his old team. Plus, she receives some news about Odell Beckham Jr. during the recording.

Lindsay's joined by Andrew Siciliano host of NFL Sunday Ticket Red Zone on DirecTV and the NFL Network to discuss the wild weekend that was in the NFL. Where will Baker Mayfield end up landing? Could the Seahawks claim him off waivers just so the 49ers can’t get him after Jimmy Garropolo. Did the Cowboys run the score up on the Colts to send a message to Jim Irsay? Why has the Rams season gone on a completely downward spiral after winning the Super Bowl last year?

Lindsay's getting you ready for the fantasy football week with everything you need to set your lineups in just 15 minutes.

Lindsay's joined by CBS on NFL's Aditi Kinkhabwala for a conversation on her transition to becoming a sideline reporter and the stories she's picked up in her time around the teams this season. Specifically, they go deep on the relationship between Mike McDaniel and Tua Tagovailoa, and why it's working so well in year one. Also, she'll be on the sidelines for Deshaun Watson's debut as the Browns QB vs the Texans on Sunday. How will they cover the controversy around the game? 

On this packed episode of The NFL Rhodes Show, Lindsay starts by talking to The Athletic's Tashan Reed about the Las Vegas Raiders OT win over the Seahawks on Sunday, and especially the incredible play of RB Josh Jacobs. Then, former NFL GM and current CEO of SumerSports Thomas Dimitroff joins the show to discuss how NFL teams can better optimize their rosters and how teams at different stages of contention can approach the stretch run of the season. Also, what the Packers should do about Aaron Rodgers, what kind of contract awaits Geno Smith in the off-season and how offensive trends can be cyclical. 

Lindsay's getting you ready for the fantasy football week with everything you need to set your lineups in just 15 minutes.

Lindsay's joined by JT O'Sullivan, former NFL QB and creator of "The QB School" to check on the most interesting quarterbacks in the NFL. They start by talking about why Patrick Mahomes is the clear MVP so far, and how Tua has rediscovered what made him great in college. Then, a conversation about why Zach Wilson's struggled so mightily while Justin Fields is ascendant. Also, what's the deal with Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson? 

Lindsay's joined by the great Torry Holt to discuss their biggest takeaways from Week 11 in the NFL. They break down the Sunday Night Football matchup between the Chiefs and Chargers, talk about Zach Wilson's performance and post-game comments, explain how the Cowboys-Vikings game got so out of hand, celebrate the young wide receiver who reminds Torry of himself, and much more.  

Lindsay's getting you ready for the fantasy football weekend with everything you need to set your lineups in just 15 minutes.

Lindsay's joined by The Athletic's Ben Baldwin for a mid-season check in on what we are seeing so far in the NFL. They talk about why so many "power rankings" get it wrong, and what's the correct way to evaluate teams empirically. Then, they get into some of the biggest debates going on right now. Is Tua a true MVP candidate? How good are the Vikings? Who's succeeding in the trenches? All of that and much more. 

Lindsay's joined by The Ringer's Steven Ruiz to discuss their biggest takeaways from Week 10 in the NFL. They start with the wild Vikings/Bills game, whether Justin Jefferson made the best catch of all time and if the Bills are leaning too hard on Josh Allen. Also, Tua's MVP case, Justin Fields' ascension, an emerging narrative around Justin Herbert, the Raiders struggles, and much more.  

Lindsay's getting you ready for the fantasy football weekend with everything you need to set your lineups in just 15 minutes.

Lindsay's joined by 6x Pro Bowl DT Gerald McCoy for a fun, wide ranging conversation. They cover everything from his favorite D-linemen in the NFL, to his relationship with Ndamukong Suh, to why he thinks the Niners are the best team in the NFC and much more. He also has a brand new podcast, "I Said What I Said" which is definitely NOT a sports show. 

Lindsay's joined by former Pro Bowl OL and SiriusXM NFL Radio's Donald Penn to discuss everything that came out of Week 9 in the NFL. They started with the breaking news that the Colts had fired Frank Reich and replaced him, shockingly, with Jeff Saturday. Then they talk about the consistently disappointing Raiders, the Chiefs OT win over the Titans, the Bears playing to their strengths, the Jets upsetting the Bills, Tom Brady's late heroics and whether it's okay to believe in the Seahawks. 

Lindsay's getting you ready for the fantasy football weekend with everything you need to set your lineups in just 15 minutes.

Lindsay's joined by The Score's Jordan Schultz to talk about everything that went down on a crazy NFL trade deadline day. They discuss the impact Nyheim Hines (Bills) and TJ Hockenson (Vikings) will have on contending teams, why the Packers refuse to add playmakers, what Bradley Chubb brings to a Dolphins defense that needs pass rushing, the aggressiveness of young GMs and much more. 

Lindsay's joined by Eric Eager of SumerSports to discuss what we've learned after the NFL's Week 8. Most importantly...who's good and who's bad? It's harder to figure out than ever. What can we learn from Geno Smith's renaissance in Seattle, and what should the Seahawks' plan be moving forward? Also, the impending trade deadline has the chance to reshape the landscape for the rest of the season. 

Lindsay's getting you ready for the fantasy football weekend with everything you need to set your lineups in just 15 minutes. As a bonus, Lindsay and Michael Fabiano talk to Hall of Fame RB LaDainian Tomlinson. 

Lindsay's joined by PFF's Kevin Cole to discuss how we should be evaluating teams 7 weeks into the season. Are the Giants and Jets really top 10 teams, even if their record says they are? Are the Bucs and Packers really doomed? Does Christian McCaffrey change much for the Niners? Also, they talk about how TV broadcasts should adjust as analytics become mainstream in the NFL discourse. 

Lindsay's joined by SXM NFL Radio's Kirk Morrison to breakdown what we saw in Week 7. They start by talking about the disappointing Bucs and Packers. Is Tom Brady or Aaron Rodgers' team more likely to turn it around? Then they get into the surprising teams, like the Jets and Giants. Should the Giants think about trading Saquon Barkley? Finally, thoughts on the Chargers injuries, the Falcons' game plan and how the Rams can reignite down the stretch of the season. 

Lindsay's getting you ready for the fantasy football weekend with everything you need to set your lineups in just 15 minutes.

Lindsay's joined by author Tyler Dunne to talk about his new book “The Blood and Guts: How Tight Ends Save Football". They get into some of the stories he picked up while researching the book, like how Jeremy Shockey got into a bar fight when he was in high school or how Tony Gonzalez almost quit football because he was picked on. He discusses how tight end usage has been at the forefront of modern NFL offensive evolutions and how the greatest coaches of all time always knew the best way to use their guys. 

Lindsay's joined by SXM NFL Radio's Solomon Wilcots to discuss the biggest stories coming out of Week 6. First up, a live reaction to the Panthers trading Robby Anderson to Arizona. Is Christian McCaffrey the next for an exodus out of Carolina? Then, why the Falcons are winning by running the ball, how the Bengals have righted the ship, why Buffalo is the class of the league and the Giants proving the importance of coaching. 

Lindsay's getting you ready for the fantasy football weekend with everything you need to set your lineups in just 15 minutes.

Lindsay's joined by the always hilarious Michelle Beadle! They talk about Devante Adams' apology, what Russell Wilson needs to fix about his personality, what teams they do and don't root for, a weird week for analytics and the Tua concussion controversy. 

Lindsay's joined by former NFL DE and SXM "I Am Athlete Tonight" host Leger Douzable to go through all the biggest stories coming out of the NFL's Week 5. They start by talking about Matt Rhule being fired by the Carolina Panthers, how they got to this point and where they go from here. Then they discuss the Patriots beatdown of the Lions, Brandon Staley's controversial 4th down decision, the Ravens win over the Bengals and why Leger is really impressed by Arthur Smith.

Lindsay's getting you ready for the fantasy football weekend with everything you need to set your lineups in just 15 minutes.

Lindsay's joined by NFL Hall of Famer and new Head Coach of the Las Vegas XFL franchise Rod Woodson. They start by discussing the emotion of seeing his story being told on NFL Network's "A Football Life". He talks about how he was able to pass on the culture he experienced with the Steelers to his time with the Ravens, a standard that remains to this day. He also gets into his thoughts on the current Ravens, especially the controversial 4th down decision this past Sunday. They also talk about the right way to watch film and what he hopes to accomplish with the new XFL.

Lindsay's joined by former NFL GM and current Senior VP of the XFL Doug Whaley to discuss all the biggest stories coming out of the NFL weekend. Who are the true NFC contenders? Is Jalen Hurts for real? What's up with Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady? What can we learn from the Bills comeback win in Baltimore? Is Pittsburgh doing the right thing with Kenny Pickett? All of that, plus what to expect from the new XFL debuting in February 2023.

Lindsay's getting you ready for the fantasy football weekend with everything you need to set your lineups in just 15 minutes.

Lindsay is joined by Clay Ferraro of WPLG in Miami to discuss the fun and undefeated Dolphins. Then, Tashan Reed of The Athletic joins the show to break down what in the world is going on with the Raiders. Finally, Stephen Holder of ESPN gives his thoughts on the season so far for the most middle of the road team through thee weeks, the Indianapolis Colts. 

Following another wild weekend of football, Lindsay is joined by 3x Super Bowl Champion James White. They discuss retirement, his expectations for the Patriots this season, his love for D'Andre Swift, and much more. 

Lindsay's getting you ready for the fantasy football weekend with everything you need to set your lineups in just 15 minutes.

Former NFL offensive lineman and NFL on Prime's Andrew Whitworth joins Lindsay to talk all things O-Line. They discuss what the Bengals and the Rams, which happen to be the two teams he played for, have to do to fix their OL issues. Then he gives his case why the Eagles are a NFC contender and why the Chargers have such a high upside.

After a wild Week 2 of the NFL season filled with comebacks and letdowns, Lindsay's joined by SiriusXM NFL Radio's Mark Dominik to break it all down. They discuss the confusing Raiders, Cincinnati's big OL problem, the return of Jimmy G, disposable running backs, Colts struggles and much more.

Lindsay previews the weekend in fantasy football, in just 15 minutes. Everything you need for both weekly and DFS.

Lindsay's joined by former NFL HC Sean Payton to discuss his transition to the Fox Sports family. They talk about the difference in how he watches after 17 years on the sideline and the likelihood he'll go back to coaching. Also, his thoughts on new coaches winning their first games, what's going on with Aaron Rodgers in Green Bay and much more.

After a wild first weekend of the NFL season, Lindsay's joined by the great Trey Wingo to break it all down. They discuss the surprising winners and disappointing losers, why the Cowboys are screwed with or without Prescott, the impressive Chargers defense, Mahomes sending a message, why we've been too hard on Carson Wentz and much more.

The NFL season is finally upon us and Lindsay's joined by former NFL QB J.T. O'Sullivan to break down some of the biggest questions at the most important position in the sport: the quarterbacks. They discuss what's going on in Pittsburgh, Justin Herbert's emergence, Trey Lance vs Jimmy G, Tua Time in Miami, why he isn't a believer in Russell Wilson in Denver, and much more.

Lindsay's joined by Detroit Lions FB Jason Cabinda to talk about one of the buzziest teams heading into the NFL season. They discuss why Dan Campbell is the perfect players coach, what it's like playing for childhood idol Duce Staley, how the organization is building the right way, and the story behind his move from college linebacker to professional "superback."

We are at peak NFL pre-season, so what better time for Lindsay and The Ringer's Sheil Kapadia to discuss what they're confused about at the moment. What will the Panthers look like? Can the Saints make it work without Sean Payton? Are the Patriots serious with this coaching staff? Are the Vikings going to be good? Will Tyreek Hill succeed in Miami? How high in the Raven's floor? How worried are we about Tampa's injuries? All of that and much more.

Lindsay's joined by Sharp Football Analysis Fantasy Football expert Rich Hribar to discuss everything you need to know as you head into fantasy draft season. What's the best strategy for the early rounds vs late rounds? Which players should you avoid? Where should you overpay? All of that and much more.

Lindsay's joined by SXM NFL Radio's Bruce Murray in the middle of his multi-stop, cross country tour of NFL training camps. As he's looking at the façade of Lambeau Field, they discuss his expectations for the Packers and which wide receivers will step up. They they get into the evolution of Jalen Hurts in Philly, why Baker Mayfield might surprise people in Carolina, a more mature Jameis Winston, Russell Wilson's fit in Denver and much more.

Lindsay's joined by the NFL Media's Jim Trotter to discuss the two big stories of the week: the Dolphins and Stephen Ross getting punished for their tampering/tanking allegations, and Deshaun Watson being suspended six games. They talk about the league's handling of these scandals and what their actions say about what they value.

NFL Training Camps are underway, which means we are fully into Preview Season! Lindsay's joined by Warren Sharp to talk about his 500+ page NFL preview book. They discuss which teams they still need some clarity on, and who the market might be misevaluating.

Lindsay talks about the one-year anniversary of her father's passing. She shares the lessons she learned and what she wishes everyone would talk about more.

Longtime NFL executive Randy Mueller joins Lindsay on a surprisingly newsy week. They start by discuss the Baker Mayfield trade and how it shows how little he's valued in the league. They also talk about the immediate futures of Jalen Hurts, Kyler Murray and Tua Tagovailoa. All of that, plus the confusing situation with Jimmy Garoppolo, Russell Wilson on the Broncos and some potential breakout players in 2022.

Lindsay's joined by quarterback trainer Jordan Palmer to discuss all the latest in how he prepares players for the most important position in sports. They discuss his new foray into biomechanics, how football is way behind baseball, how he tailors his coaching to different types of players and much more.

Lindsay's joined by the one and only Reggie Wayne. The Super Bowl champion and 6-time Pro Bowl Wide Receiver talks about why he decided to take the leap into coaching, what's been the biggest adjustment and how he's connecting with a young WR room. Then he discusses how he's approaching the wait to get into the NFL Hall of Fame. All of that, plus his relationship with Ed Reed, a new love of cycling and why he refuses to get an iPhone.

Have you ever listened in while an NFL linebacker played a round of golf while talking football? Probably not...until today. Lindsay's joined by the LA Charger's Kyle Van Noy live from a charity golf tournament. They discuss his transition to LA, what he likes about Brandon Staley, his observations of Justin Herbert, why he has a good shot to win furthest drive, and much more.

Lindsay's joined by longtime NFL scout Drew Fabianich to nerd out on all things "scouting". He talks about how he got into the profession and the behind the scenes of how the work gets done. When is it best to watch the tape and when is it best to see a prospect in person? How are analytics and the eye test combined? What constitutes a successful draft? Who are the best staffers to talk to in a college program? All of that and much more.

Lindsay's joined by prolific sports broadcaster Mike Tirico on this week's edition of "The NFL Rhodes Show." In the wide ranging conversation, they get into how he prepares for the myriad sports he calls, what he sees as the role of the broadcaster, how gambling is changing how they call games, incorporating analytics into the broadcast and much more. Plus...as he takes the reigns of Sunday Night Football, is the Cris Collinsworth Slide coming back?

Welcome to the first meeting of the unofficial Justin Herbert Fan Club, with Lindsay Rhodes and The Ringer's Steven Ruiz both campaigning to be elected president. They discuss why they both fell in love with the Chargers QB, what makes him special and what we can expect from the team this season. They also talk about how the Chiefs will replace Tyreek Hill, why we might see a big bounce back from Lamar Jackson and the Ravens, why they're both down on the Broncos and Patriots and who they'd take first in a rookie dynasty fantasy draft.

On today's episode, Lindsay is joined by PFF's Sam Monson. They discuss how the company incorporates both math and observations to create analysis with context, and what you can learn from the PFF grading system. Then they get into some NFL storylines, like the Steelers QB competition, figuring out if Tua is going to take a leap and why the Lions are building the right way.

In this wide ranging conversation, Lindsay talks to former NFL safety and media personality Ryan Clark about his life, football career and his newest project: The Pivot Podcast. He discusses what makes their show different, how he approaches the interviews and much more

Lindsay continuing to take stock of all the fallout from the 2022 NFL Draft, and starts this episode talking to The Ringer's Benjamin Solak about why it seems that every year we have a great class of wide receivers. Are we destined to live in this WR Golden Age forever? And how has NFL thinking changed around the position? Then, Senior Bowl director Jim Nagy joins the show to give discuss some under-the-radar prospects that he thinks are set up to thrive in their new homes.

Lindsay is recapping the 2022 NFL Draft with Ryan McCrystal of Sharp Football Analysis. He discusses why consistently ranks as one of the best mock drafters around, then they dive into everything of note that happened in the draft itself. Which teams got it right? Which don't seem to have a plan? Why was he not surprised about the QBs sliding? All of that and much more.

It's finally NFL Draft Week! Lindsay talks to The Athletic's Dane Brugler to get you all the information you can possibly need. They discuss why the league is split on the best pass rushers, expecting anything with regards to QBs, Stingley vs Sauce, the Kyle Hamilton question, how many WRs will go in the first round and much more.

Lindsay's joined by Matt Harmon of Yahoo Sports to discuss this fascinating crop of wide receiver prospects in the 2022 NFL Draft. They first talk about Matt's #ReceptionPerception methodology in evaluating WRs. Then they get into the prospects themselves, finding the best landing spots and giving out some interesting comps.

Lindsay continues her NFL Draft previews by talking quarterbacks with Chris Trapasso of CBS Sports. They discuss why NFL teams are targeting higher upside "needle movers" over high floor game managers in the first round, then get into his rankings of the best QBs coming out this year.

Lindsay's joined by The Athletic's Bruce Feldman to discuss his annual NFL mock draft, where he uses anonymous quotes from college coaches to figure out how they feel about the top prospects. They talk about why the exercise is so useful, which players he's higher on than most, the biggest questions marks, and much more.

Lindsay continues her position-by-position breakdown of NFL Draft prospects as Eric Crocker joins to discuss the secondary. He gives his top players at each position and some teams where they might fit. Stick around for some outside the box takes, like why he wouldn't take Kyle Hamilton in the top 10.

As we get ready for the 2022 NFL, Lindsay's bringing on experts to talk about each of the position groups in depth. First up, we're getting into the glamourous offensive line with Brandon Thorn. They discuss how he evaluates the players, who's the cream of the crop in this year's class and the biggest "bust factors" for prospects. He also breaks down who he thinks are the best OL in the NFL right now.

Former Minnesota Vikings GM Rick Spielman joins Lindsay for a wide ranging conversation. They talk about the crazy off-season, what it means for the balance of power in the NFL and how teams can can manipulate the salary cap. Also, what his mindset was for building a roster, including what he calls "blue" and "red" players.

On a special bonus episode, Lindsay is joined by Jenny Vrentas of the New York Times to discuss how to approach the situation with Deshaun Watson's numerous sexual assault allegations after chargers were not brought by a grand jury.

With the official start of NFL free agency behind us, and many moves already made, Lindsay's joined by PFF's Kevin Cole to break down which teams have improved the most from where they were last season. There are some obvious candidates, like the Broncos after trading for Russell Wilson, and some less obvious ones, like the Commanders and Steelers. All of that, plus what might be next in the market.

Two huge NFL off-season dominoes fell yesterday when Aaron Rodgers re-signed with the Green Bay Packers and, even crazier, Russell Wilson was traded from the Seattle Seahawks to the Denver Broncos. Lindsay has every angle covered as she's joined by the Denver Post's Ryan O'Halloran, Stacy Rost from Seattle Sports Radio and Aaron Nagler of CheeseHeadTV.

The NFL Combine marks the true start of the NFL off-season, and it's underway this week in Indianapolis. Lindsay's joined by PFF's Mike Renner to break down everything you need to know heading into what he calls a scouting "check" on the prospects. Who's his top QB? What are the deepest positions? How can team need change positional value? They get into all that and much more.

Lindsay takes you inside the biggest financial questions facing NFL teams as the off-season gets underway with PFF's Brad Speilberger. They discuss the organizations with the best and worst cap situations, who's in position to swing major QB trades, what teams are building the right way, what contenders have staying power and much more.

The 2022 NFL Offseason is officially underway, but not before Lindsay gives her thoughts on the LA Ram's winning the Super Bowl and the unfair portrayal of LA fans in the media. Then, Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) joins to breakdown what he saw as the most important takeaways from Super Bowl 56, as well as what teams are set up to replicate the Cincinnati Bengals surprising rise next season.

Lindsay gets you ready for Super Bowl 56! She stats with PFF's Seth Galina for a deep, analytical break down of the biggest match-ups between the Bengals and Rams. What do each need to do in order to win? Where will the game be decided, and who are the most important players to watch? Then, Brandon Funston of The Athletic talks about the best and most fun prop bets to get some action outside the game itself.

Lindsay's joined by two guests who were in Mobile, Alabama for the Senior Bowl this past week. First, Eric Edholm of Yahoo Sports gives his wide ranging takes on the prospects who showed out in front of NFL talent evaluators, which QBs might have helped themselves and which teams have the most to gain in the upcoming Draft. Then, ESPN Jets Reporter Rich Cimini talks specifically about what New York's coaching staff got out of working with the prospects directly.

On a bonus Rhodes Show, Lindsay's joined by SXM NFL Radio's Solomon Wilcots to celebrate the Cincinnati Bengals shocking, historic run to Super Bowl 56. He recalls the similarities between his Bengals team in Super Bowl 23 and this one, what makes Joe Burrow special, and how he thinks the big game will turn out.

Lindsay's joined by attorney Lisa Banks, who represents the individuals alleging mistreatment by the Washington Football Team, to discuss the Congressional Roundtable tomorrow and what they hope to achieve by bringing the story to light. Then, NFL Network's Steve Wyche comes on to talk about Brian Flores' lawsuit alleging systematic racism in NFL hiring processes

After another incredible weekend of football, the Cincinnati Bengals and LA Rams have emerged as your Super Bowl 56 match-up! Lindsay kicks off the week by talking Rams with Kara Snead (former NFL Network reporter and wife of GM Les Snead), as well as the LA Times Gary Klein. They discuss how the so-called "Super Bowl or Bust" narrative took hold, how they got to this point and what it will mean for to host a Super Bowl in Los Angeles. Tune in Thursday as we go deep on Bengals!

Heading into Championship Weekend, Lindsay's joined by SI's Andrew Brandt to discuss the biggest stories in the NFL world right now, namely Aaron Rodgers and Sean Payton. Andrew was part of the Green Bay front office when they drafted Rodgers, and he shares his thoughts on what's next for the franchise and star QB. He also talks about the time they almost hired Payton as the Packers head coach, and what the Saints might look like without their leader. Then, former All-Pro LB Shawn Merriman discusses his feelings after the Bills, his former team, lost a heartbreaker to the Chiefs. He has strong opinions on the OT rules, as well as who he wants to see win this weekend's games. They also get into why he thinks Justin Herbert is the best young QB in the NFL...although he might be biased. Finally, he talks about his venture into the MMA world with Lights Out Xtreme Fighting.

As we come down from the greatest NFL Playoff weekend of all time, Lindsay's joined by Tracy Wolfson from the NFL on CBS, who was on the sidelines for the craziness on Bills/Chiefs on Sunday night. They discuss what is was like to be in the stadium, all the twists and turns of the game and what her takeaways are for both teams moving forward. Then, former 49ers safety Donte Whitner talks about their shocking win over the Packers, although he wasn't as surprised as most. He explains why he thinks San Francisco has a real shot to win the Super Bowl and how people don't understand why Jimmy Garappolo works for that team.

Lindsay gets you ready for the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs with NFL Network's Brian Baldinger. They discuss all the biggest storylines, like the epic QB battle between Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes, how the Titans have gotten better without Derek Henry, what a Niners upset in Green Bay would look like and much more.

The first ever Super Wild Card Weekend produced mixed results, and Lindsay breaks it all down with The Athletic's Nate Tice. They discuss the lows, like the Eagles no-show vs the Bucs and the Cowboys bizarre performance vs the Niners...and the highs like Joe Burrow and Josh Allen's performances. All of that, plus what the future looks like for the Raiders and how Nate's learned to criticize coaches as the son of a former NFL head coach.

Heading into Super Wild Card Weekend, Lindsay checks in with two of the best hype men for their respective teams. First, Buffalo Bills legend Steve Tasker gets us ready for the 3rd Bills/Patriots match-up of the season, which may be determined by which squad is more equipped for the frigid weather. Then, Steelers fan Dave Dameshek relishes in the fact that nobody believes in them as they face the heavily favored Chiefs. Even Big Ben said they have no chance!

Lindsay wraps up the NFL regular season by talking to former NFL QB Sage Rosenfels on Black Monday. They discuss the big changes being made in Minnesota, Chicago and Miami. Then they get into the wild Sunday Night Football game between the Chargers and Raiders. Did Brandon Staley screw up by calling a time out in OT? They also talk about how great it is to see promising young QBs like Justin Herbert and Joe Burrow thrive so quickly.

On this final edition of Fantasy Dirty Friday, Lindsay and Michael Fabiano start by discussing their top match-up plays for the weekend, like Kirk Cousins vs the Bears, Sony Michel vs the 49ers and Amon-Ra St. Brown vs the Packers. Then they get into their best low-end plays like Tyler Huntley vs the Steelers, Ke’Shawn Vaughn vs the Panthers and Jared Cook at the Raiders.

Heading into the final week of the NFL regular season, Lindsay's joined by Guy Haberman to discuss the state of some West Coast teams as they fight for the playoffs. What should you make of the Niners season? Who should be their starting QB? Do the Raiders or Chargers have more to lose? Should Derek Carr stay or go? Then, former Giants OL Shaun O'Hara joins the show to discuss everything wrong with his former team, plus the best offensive lines in the league.

After another wild NFL weekend, Lindsay starts by giving her thoughts on the unfortunate and frustrating situation yet again unfolding with Antonio Brown. Then, she's joined by the NFL Network's Jane Slater to discuss a bewildering Cowboys team that just can't manage to find an identity. Finally, Ben Baldwin from The Athletic breaks down some big analytical questions, like the decision making process at the end of the Bengals game.

On this edition of Fantasy Dirt Friday, Linday and Michael Fabiano start by discussing their top match-up plays of the week, such as Matt Stafford vs. Rams, Ronald Jones at Jets and Amon-Ra St. Brown at Seahawks. Then they get into their best low-end plays, like Trey Lance vs. Texans, Dare Ogunbowale at Patriots and K.J. Osborn at Packers.

On this episode on The NFL Rhodes Show, Executive Director of the Reese's Senior Bowl Jim Nagy gives us the guide on who to watch for in the Senior Bowl and Bowl games leading up to the NFL Draft. All the top QB's at the college level including Matt Corral, Malik Willis and Kenny Pickett will be participating in the Senior Bowl. How do we evaluate them? How will the extra year of NCAA eligibility help the later rounds of the 2022 NFL draft? Is opting out of Bowl games still a stigma? Who's the top pass rusher of this draft class Aidan Hutchinson or Kayvon Thibodeaux? Also, which emerging NFL star is every team looking for?

On this week's episode of the NFL Rhodes Show, Lindsay welcomes in Aditi Kinkhabwala of the NFL Network who covers the AFC North. Find out why Aditi might be Joe Mixon's good luck charm, why the Ravens could still possibly make the playoffs and which famous star NFL QB does she share a birthday with. Plus, Is this Big Ben's final ride in Pittsburgh, and who will replace him?

On this edition of Fantasy Dirt Friday, Linday and Michael Fabiano start by discussing their top match-up plays of the week, such as Justin Herbert at Texans, James Robinson at Jets and Tee Higgins vs. Ravens. Then they get into their best low-end plays, like Justin Fields at Seahawks, Rhamondre Stevenson vs. Bills and Josh Reynolds at Falcons.

Lindsay's joined by Arizona Cardinals reporter Darren Urban to discuss the team's loss against the Lions, why Kyler Murray has been pressing and how DeAndre Hopkins absence will hurt the teams offense. The Athletic's Buccaneers reporter Greg Auman also joined the show to talk about the rollercoaster year the Bucs have been having, how the loss of Chris Godwin will affect the team moving forward and if Byron Leftwich and Todd Bowles are prime candidates for the Jaguars vacancy.

Lindsay’s joined by The Athletic’s Robert Mays to try and make sense of an odd weekend in the NFL. They start by discussing candidates for Coach of the Year and MVP, then get into the insane year we’ve seen from Aaron Rodgers. Could this really be the end for him in Green Bay? Also, what’s the best way to evaluate QBs like Zach Wilson and Tyler Huntley? Finally, they wade into the analytics debate ragging across the football world.

On this week's Fantasy Dirt Friday, Lindsay and Michael Fabiano try to navigate the fast changing fantasy landscape in the NFL with a massive COVID surge sweeping the league. They start with their top match-up plays of the week, such as Matthew Stafford vs Seattle, James Conner at Detroit and Brandon Aiyuk vs Atlanta. Then they move on to the best low-end plays, like Tua Tagovailoa vs the Jets, K.J. Osborn at Chicago and Ricky Seals-Jones at Philly.

Lindsay's joined by CBS Sports' NFL Insider Jason La Canfora for a wide ranging discussing on some of the biggest topics in the NFL. First, they talk about who are the best teams in the league right now, and whether a Bill Belichick vs Tom Brady Super Bowl would be fun or awful. Then they get into the latest on the messy Urban Meyer situation in Jacksonville and how long it'll last. Finally, what does the future hold for teams in transition, like the Raiders, Seahawks and, yes, the Packers with Aaron Rodgers.

"Who's good in the NFL?" That was Lindsay's first question for the great Steve "Mooch" Mariucci on this week's episode. They discuss the Chiefs' improvements, Josh Allen carrying the Bills, how to use analytics and...coffee consumption. Then, she's joined by the Buffalo News' Jay Skurski to talk all things Bills after their heartbreaking, but also encouraging, loss to the Bucs on Sunday.

On this edition of Fantasy Dirt Friday, Linday and Michael Fabiano start by discussing their top match-up plays of the week, such as Dak Prescott at Washington, Josh Jacobs at Kansas City and Rob Gronkowski vs. Buffalo. Then they get into their best low-end plays, like Teddy Bridgewater vs. Detroit, Russell Gage at Carolina and Cole Kmet at Green Bay.

Lindsay's joined by one of the "founding fathers" of the NFL analytics movement: Football Outsider's Aaron Schatz. They start by discussing why the Patriots rate out as the best team in the NFL, by far, and what that means for the playoff picture. Then they get into the best and worst analytical coaches, and similarly, the best and worst analytical teams this season. Also, the big debate in the statistical community: what's more important, a great pass rush or a great secondary?

Do the Eagles have a QB controversy after Gardner Minshew's great performance on Sunday? How realistic are their playoff chances? Lindsay speaks to Philadelphia Inquirer Eagles reporter Jeff McLane about the state of the birds. Plus, the Lions finally get a victory, but how much farther do they have to go to seek some relevancy? The Athletic's Chris Burke also joins the show.

On this week's Fantasy Dirt Friday, Lindsay and Michael Fabiano discuss their top match-up plays of the week, including Jalen Hurts vs the Jets, Alexander Mattison at the Lions and Jaylen Waddle vs the Giants. Then they get into their best low-end plays, like Tyrod Taylor vs the Colts, Devonta Freeman at the Steelers and Foster Moreau vs Washington.

As we head into the stretch run of the NFL season, Lindsay's talking about two teams heading in opposite directions. First up, former Patriots LB and current NESN analyst Matt Chatham discuses why New England is surging, whether they're legit contenders and how they ended up with Mac Jones. On the other side, Brian Batko of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette gets into the Steelers, who were blown out by the Bengals, and seem to be in a freefall, especially on offense.

We'll get back to the NFL later in the week, but this episode is all about Lindsay celebrating the news that her beloved USC Trojans have hired Lincoln Riley to be their next head coach. For this jam packed show, she's joined by The Athletic's Bruce Feldman and SiriusXM PAC 12 Radio's Guy Haberman to break down how this shocking news came about and what it means going forward. She also talks to two former Trojan greats to bask in their reborn optimism: Matt Barkley and Shaun Cody.

Lindsay's joined by The Athletic's Mike Sando for a wide ranging conversation, starting with the breaking news that the Giants have fired OC Jason Garrett and the conflicting reports about whether Matt Nagy's time in Chicago is coming to an end. They they get into the value of running backs and his article about which QBs have been most supported by their defense and special teams.

After an NFL weekend filled with upsets, Lindsay starts this episode by surveying the state of the Seattle Seahawks with The Athletic's Michael-Shawn Dugar. How did one of the NFL's model organizations sink to these depths and what does the future hold for Pete Carroll and Russell Wilson? Then, ESPN's Jake Trotter joins for a deep dive on the Cleveland Browns, and specifically, what's up with Baker Mayfield?

On this edition of Fantasy Dirt Friday, Lindsay and Michael Fabiano start by giving their match-up plays of the week, like Tom Brady vs the Giants, A.J. Dillon at the Vikings and Hunter Renfrow vs the Bengals. Then they get into the best low-end plays, such as Cam Newton vs. Washington, D’Onta Foreman vs the Texans and Rashod Bateman at the Bears.

Lindsay's joined by legendary wide receivers Andre Reed and Torry Holt for a roundtable discussion on the position. They talk about new route concepts, the best receivers in the league, OBJ's fit in LA, the emergence of Deebo Samuel and the pain of playing in the cold. Also, Andre makes the argument that Torry should (and will) be in the NFL Hall of Fame alongside him soon.

With another wild weekend of NFL action in the books, Linday's joined by the great Peter King to discuss his biggest takeaways. They get into the great story of Taylor Heinicke, the Aaron Rodgers/Russell Wilson duel that wasn't, the return of the real Patrick Mahomes and much more.

On this edition of Fantasy Dirt Friday, Lindsay and Michael Fabiano give their best match-up plays for the NFL weekend, including Matthew Stafford vs the 49ers, James Conner vs the Panthers and Michael Pittman Jr. vs the Jaguars. Then they give some low-end plays, like Ben Roethlisberger vs the Lions, Mark Ingram vs the Titans and Ricky Seals-Jones vs the Buccaneers.

Coming off a wild weekend in the NFL, Lindsay is first joined by ESPN Wisconsin's Jason Wilde to discuss Jordan Love's lackluster debut, what the heck is going on with Aaron Rodgers and what should be a fascinating final two months of the season in Green Bay. Then, the radio voice of the Giants and SXM NFL Radio's Bob Papa talks about Big Blue's upset win over the Las Vegas Raiders, what is and isn't wrong with the organization, and some broader thoughts on the best teams in the NFL.

On this week's Fantasy Dirt Friday, Lindsay and Michael Fabiano start by discussing their best match-up plays for the week, like Justin Herbert, Myles Gaskin and Brandin Cooks. Then they get into their low-end plays, like Taysom Hill, Boston Scott and Van Jefferson.

As the trade deadline passes, Lindsay takes stock of two of the bests teams in the NFL this season...at least so far. First, The Athletic's Jourdan Rodrigue discusses the LA Rams, who's trade for Von Miller shook the football world. Are they really mortgaging their future with all the high draft picks out the door? Or do they just value them differently than everyone else Then, Jim Wyatt from TennesseeTitans.com talks about where they stand after the devastating injury to star RB Derrick Henry.

Lindsay's joined by ESPN Sports Analytics Writer Seth Walder to discuss everything he saw this weekend in the NFL. They start by talking about how analytics have changed the way people watch football. Then they discuss Mike White's big day vs the Bengals and this week's Football Power Index. 

On this week's edition of Fantasy Dirt Friday, Lindsay and Michael Fabiano start with their favorite matchup plays of the week, including Kirk Cousins versus the Cowboys, Joe Burrow at the Jets and Darrell Henderson at the Texans. Then, they get into their low-end plays, like Carson Wentz versus the Titans, Teddy Bridgewater versus Washington and Darrell Williams versus the Giants.

Lindsay's joined by Hall of Famer Anthony Muñoz to discuss his Bengal's huge win over the Ravens in Week 7, how they've been able to build this team and where they go from here. As two proud USC Trojans, they also get into the coaching search at their alma mater.

Lindsay's joined by Free Agent Safety Tre Boston to discuss everything he saw this weekend in the NFL. They start by talking about what's wrong with the Carolina Panthers (hint: it has a lot to do with Christian McCaffrey's absence). Then they get into the greatness of Cooper Kupp, the wacky Detroit Lions, who he thinks are the best teams in the league and much more.

On this Fantasy Dirt Friday, Lindsay and Michael Fabiano are helping you navigate the brutal bye week struggles. First up, they give out some low-end QB plays, like Tua Tagovailoa, Carson Wentz and Matt Ryan. Then they get into RBs, like JD McKissic, Devonta Booker and Darrell Williams.

Lindsay inaugurates the first meeting of the Justin Herbert/Brandon Staley/LA Chargers Fan Club with guest Daniel Jeremiah, who just so happens to call their games. Apart from their love of the team (as well as what went wrong versus the Ravens) they discuss the evolution of scouting, Sam Darnold struggling without Christian McCaffrey and which young QB are "trucks" and which are "trailers".

Lindsay's joined by former NFL QB and SXM NFL's Bruce Gradkowski to break down the biggest stories coming out of Week 6 of the NFL season. They start by talking about how he analyzes quarterback play as a grader for PFF (of which Lindsay's a huge fan). Then they get into why he thinks Tua Tagovailoa and Carson Wentz have both been better than the public realizes, how the Browns can weather an injury storm, how the Steelers should progress with Big Ben, why the Vikings are so confusing and the immortality of Tom Brady.

On this edition of Fantasy Dirt Friday, Lindsay and Michael Fabiano break down the week in fantasy football. They start with their favorite matchup plays like Matt Stafford, James Robinson, Terry McLaurin and Dawson Knox. Then they get into low end guys, especially important as bye weeks start, like Taylor Heinicke, Teddy Bridgewater, Myles Gaskin and Mo-Alie Cox.

Lindsay's joined by former NFL kickers Matt Stover and Blair Walsh to discuss everything you ever wanted to know about the weird, quirky world of kicking in the NFL. What's behind the rash of missed extra points? What can go wrong on a kick? What is a guy like Mason Crosby's mindset after missing three straight? What's it like for kickers in an NFL locker room? What makes a good coach for kickers? All of that and much more.

Lindsay's joined by SXM NFL Network and the Buffalo News' Vic Carucci to discuss the Bills momentous win over the Chiefs in Kansas City. They talk about how Buffalo have completely changed their culture, the defense helping the offense and why Sean McDermott's wrestling background was a big selling point. Then they get into other topics around the league, like the race in the AFC North, issues in the NFC North and his new book - "Super Bowl Blueprints".

On this week's Fantasy Dirt Friday, Lindsay and Michael Fabiano discuss their favorite match-up selections of the week, including Kirk Cousins, Leonard Fournette, Kenny Golladay and Mike Gesicki. Then they get into their best low-end plays, like Hunter Renfrow, Jameis Winston, Emmanuel Sanders and Dawson Knox.

With almost a quarter of the season already in the books, Lindsay's joined by The Athletic's Ted Nguyen to discuss what his extensive film study is telling him about what's going on around the league. They start by breaking down the Raiders/Chargers Monday Night Football game, where the Raiders regressed to some bad habits and the Chargers proved they're legit. They also get into the Panthers improvements, Rams offense, Steelers issues, Bears play calling for Justin Fields and issues with the WFT, Chiefs and Bucs defenses. Finally, why he thinks Kansas City is still the best team in the league.

Coming off Tom Brady's mega-hyped return to Foxborough, Lindsay's joined by former Patriots OL Ross Tucker - who now host's "The Ross Tucker Football Podcast". They discuss Brady vs Belichick, who deserves the most credit for the 20 years of success and the great play of Mac Jones. Then they get into an overall good week for young QBs (after a horrible Week 3), the fun but still 0-4 Detroit Lions, first wins from both New York teams, Kyler Murray's MVP campaign, the best teams in the league and much more.

On the Week 4 edition of Fantasy Dirty Friday, Lindsay and Michael Fabiano discuss their favorite matchup plays, including Justin Herbert, David Montgomery and Ja'Marr Chase. Then they talk about their best low end plays, like Taylor Heinicke, Cordarelle Patterson, Nick Westbrook-Ikhine and Jakobi Meyers.

Lindsay's joined, first, by former NFL QB David Carr to discuss his brother Derek's MVP-type season so far for the 3-0 Las Vegas Raiders. What's different this season, and what's been there this whole time? Plus, an deep exploration of the Carr brothers' strategy for blocking people on Twitter and in NHL video games. Then, SXM's own Geoff Schwartz talks about what's wrong with Lindsay's USC Trojan football program and gives his thoughts on the best and worst NFL offensive lines.

Lindsay and Will Brinson start the episode fired up about the Chicago Bears, specifically how they completely misused Justin Fields and gave him no chance to succeed. They also get into what looks like the end of the road for Ben Roethlisberger in Pittsburgh, a deep discussion on running back value, terrible o-line play dooming young QBs, falling in love with Justin Herbert and ranking the best 3-0 teams.

Lindsay and her co-host on SXM Fantasy Sports Radio's "Fantasy Dirt" Michael Fabiano discuss roster reassessment on players who you drafted with the intention of starting every week but are not panning out like you wanted and might be time to bench. Plus, players who you didn't draft with high expectations but could be time to start inserting into the starting lineup as a weekly starter!

After two weeks of the NFL season, one of the biggest stories in the league is the uneven play of first and second year quarterbacks. Lindsay is joined by CBS Sports draft analyst Chris Trapasso to break down the good (Justin Herbert, Jalen Hurts, Mac Jones) the bad (Trevor Lawrence, Tua Tagovialoa, Zach Wilson) and the confusing (Joe Burrow, Justin Fields).

Lindsay's joined by SiriusXM's own Kirk Morrison to discuss what went down during Week 2 in the NFL. They talk about impressive performances from Sam Darnold and the Carolina Panthers, where Josh Allen and Justin Herbert sit in the QB hierarchy, the greatness of Aaron Donald, "culture wins" by the Titans and Ravens and much more.

Lindsay, along with her Fantasy Dirt co-host Michael Fabiano discuss their favorite plays and low-end plays for Week 2 in the NFL.

A few days removed from a wild Week 1 in the NFL, Lindsay talks to PFF's Eric Eager about his analytical takeaways. They discuss how the return of crowds affected penalties, scoring and home field advantage. What seem to be the most predictive key factors moving forward, like line play and elite pass catching. Also, a conversation about how all games come down to small margins, and which teams tend to maximize their margins with smart decision making.

The NFL season's first weekend showed us all exactly how hard it is to know what's going to happen. Potential doormats looked feisty and potential contenders fell flat on their faces. Lindsay first talks to NFL Network's Mike Garafolo about his role as NFL RedZone understudy before getting into his biggest takeaways from the games, including how he's still not sold on the Eagles, the Texans impressive performance, Urban Meyer's challenge in Jacksonville, Joe Burrow's emergence and worry in Green Bay. Then, The Athletic's Washington Football Team reporter Ben Standig discusses Ryan Fitzpatrick's injury and where the team goes from here.

Kevin Clark doesn't just love football. He also loves golf, Formula 1, soccer, and so much more. Lindsay talks with Kevin about how he manages to write about seemingly every sport under the sun, as well as how being straight with the people that you cover can lead to open and honest dialogue. Then, Kevin touches on the players and teams that he's most looking forward to seeing in the upcoming NFL season. 

On the final preview episode of the off-season, Lindsay talks to Bob McManaman, from the Arizona Republic, and Ryan O'Halloran, from the Denver Post, about the Cardinals and the Broncos. The Cardinals have big names all over the field, from a star QB in Kyler Murray, to star WR DeAndre Hopkins and newly added three-time DPOY JJ Watt...but do they finally have a whole team capable of taking the next step? Is Kliff Kingsbury the guy who can lead them there? On the Broncos side, they're still looking for a QB after passing over both Justin Fields and Mac Jones in the 2021 NFL Draft. Why did they make the decision that Teddy Bridgewater would be the guy this year over Drew Lock? Is the defense good enough to make it not matter? All of that, and much more.

Lindsay continues previewing the teams about which she has the most questions. This week, The Athletic's Jeff Howe discusses the Patriots, and specifically focuses on the QB questions. We know the defense is going to be elite, but with the offensive weapons New England added this offseason, they should be poised for a step forward. But who will lead that unit? Veteran Cam Newton seemed the most obvious, but a COVID absence has opened the door for rookie Mac Jones. Then, Alaina Getzenberg, who covers the Panthers for the Charlotte Observer, breaks down another team with serious QB issues. No one knows what to expect from Sam Darnold and he hasn't exactly squashed any doubts this summer. They also talk about a potential laden defense, a deep WR room and iffy offensive line play. All of that, plus much more.

Lindsay begins looking towards the NFL season with the first of her "How Good" previews, where she'll be breaking down the six most confusing teams in the league with the writers who know them best. First up, ESPN's Courtney Cronin discusses the Minnesota Vikings and their wildly different possible outcomes. Will the defense take a step forward? How far can Kirk Cousins take the offense? Will the team lose games due to poor vaccination rates? All of that, plus much more. Next, longtime ESPN Ravens reporter Jamison Hensley talks about a team that has Super Bowl ceiling but are coming off a year where they never felt quite right. Lamar Jackson is a former MVP, but was 2019 his peak or was 2020 a temporary dip? Do they finally have enough weapons at wide receiver to unlock the full potential off the offense? A franchise known for their defense is reloading, but will the pass rush be enough to compete with the league's best? They discuss it all.

This past weekend, the NFL Hall of Fame inducted another stellar class, including John Lynch, Charles Woodson and Peyton Manning. What do those three have in common? They have deep connections with this week's guest: Ryan Leaf. Ryan played with Lynch in Tampa and was a 1998 Heisman Trophy Finalist with Woodson and Manning. They specifically dive into his relationship with Peyton and how the two are forever linked. They also discuss reclaiming the word "bust", how he was able to come to peace with his career and what issues still remain with mental health discourse, and much more.

There are so many conversations to be had about the NFL's stance on COVID-19 vaccination throughout the league, so Lindsay brought in an expert. Tom Pelissero has been covering the vaccination beat for NFL Network and answers all of the questions you could possibly ask. We cover how the NFL and the NFLPA are working in concert on encouraging vaccinations, why some teams have a higher percentage than others, what the consequences are for the un-vaccinated and complicated questions that could still face the league.

Aaron Rodgers returned to Green Bay this week, but how long will the reunion last? Lindsay is joined by a man uniquely suited to discuss the situation: Sports Illustrated's Andrew Brandt, who was part of the Packers front office when they transitioned from Brett Favre to Rodgers. They talk about how Green Bay has managed to come out of this with all the leverage, but why the relationship seems destined to be short lived. They also get into the Deshaun Watson situation in Houston and why the NFL is taking a hard line on vaccination.

Replacing a first-ballot Hall of Fame QB is never easy, but it's even harder when that player became the franchise's GOAT, and an iconic figure in the city. Sean Payton and the New Orleans Saints face that challenge this season as they stare down a world without Drew Brees. Lindsay talks with Payton about how they move forward and why he's confident in the roster they've built. They also discuss how he's able to unwind in the off-season, which included getting married in June, and the upcoming movie in which he's played by...Kevin James? All of that, and much more.

As NFL teams are gearing up for the start of training camps, Lindsay is joined by her former colleague and current GM of the Las Vegas Raiders Mike Mayock. They discuss why he took the Raiders job after years of declining offers from NFL teams and how the organization goes about the draft, from scouting to accessing need versus draft slot value. Then they get into some lingering topics surrounding the team, like what was behind the decision to trade for Antonio Brown in 2019, why they overhauled a productive offensive line and why he's excited about the potential of Derek Carr and the offense in the upcoming season.

Lindsay's joined by Renaissance man Nate Burleson. After retiring in 2014, the former NFL wide receiver decided to pursue a career in broadcasting, and since 2016 has shined as a co-host on NFL Network's "Good Morning Football" where he became an Emmy winner. He also joined the analyst team for "The NFL Today" on CBS, and has since also added spots as a correspondent on "Extra" and "CBS This Morning". He discusses his struggles with retirement, why he decided to move his family across the country to take a chance on GMFB and the importance of knowing when to say "no". He also shares some incredible celebrity interview stories from his time on red carpets and ends by giving his thoughts on some of the hottest topics in sports, including NIL rights in college sports and the Aaron Rodgers situation in Green Bay.

Lindsay is joined by NFL Network's one and only Ian Rapoport. They get into the nitty gritty of what his life looks like as one of the premiere "NFL Insiders" who gives us the breaking news nearly every day. They discuss everything from how it is his job to "be annoying" to if his notifications are on late at night through the morning. Then, a fun little talk of what @rapsheet watches for entertainment and he leaves us with some valuable tidbits for folks who are new to the sports media business. 

Lindsay kicks off the episode by talking about the on air Julio Jones phone call with Shannon Sharpe. She is then joined by WNBA star and current analyst for NFL Network and Fox Sports, Stacey Dales to discuss the Aaron Rodgers situation and the ripple effect it might have in the NFC North if he doesn't continue with Green Bay. They get into the rest of the division as well; how Justin Fields might fair in Chicago, if the Vikings defense will get better this season, what it might look like in Detroit this year, and a whole lot more.

Lindsay is joined by The Athletic's Mike Sando (Senior Analyst and co-host of The Football GM Podcast) to deep dive his article about the fifth year option. They discuss, positionally, the value of holding a veteran player versus trading for picks and where teams make mistakes with this. They also get into the Julio Jones trade rumors and imagine what he might be like on certain teams.

As the 2nd phase of OTA's get underway, Lindsay is joined by friend of the pod, Darius Butler (former NFL DB and co-host of the Man to Man Podcast) to get a player's perspective on the potential importance of OTA's, especially for rookies and less marquee players. Then, she and Darius chat with assistant executive director of external affairs for the NFL Players Association, George Atallah about the NFLPA's stance on OTA's as well as what the Players Association is recommending in terms of Covid vaccinations. Lindsay and Darius finish out the show by discussing what a vaccination threshold could mean for a team going forward and how that might give teams a leg up this season.

With dynasty fantasy drafts in full swing, Lindsay dives into the rookie class from a fantasy perspective with PFF Fantasy Football Analyst, Andrew Erickson. They talk about the difference between NFL draft value versus fantasy draft value with high profile players like Kyle Pitts and Ja'Marr chase as well as breaking down each position within the rookie class and who might help your fantasy team this year and in the future. They also identify some deeper in the draft sleepers.

Lindsay deep dives into the perspective analytics gives teams with PFF's VP of Research and Development, Dr. Eric Eager. They break down the Tim Tebow signing in Jacksonville before getting into some draft talk; When and how to take an RB in the draft, the Sewell Vs. Chase for the Bengals debate, and a whole lot more.

Joining Lindsay this week is former Seahawks, Saints and Dolphins General Manager, CEO of Mueller Football Advising, and host of The Football GM Podcast Randy Mueller. They breakdown the Ja'Wann James injury situation and what that might mean for players and the league going forward. Then, they get into the nitty gritty of who has leverage in the on going Aaron Rodgers/Packers stand off and what is necessary to maintain relationships with a teams best players. They also discuss potential landing spots for him. Randy gives his thoughts on this years draft class and which teams made strong decisions. They finish off the episode with which teams might surprise with their playoff potential.

One of the great draft analysts, Charles Davis of CBS returns to talk in hindsight about some of the great drafts that teams had and a few of the question mark picks that some teams went with. He also gives us a bit of insight into his process on covering the draft in the booth. Lindsay is then joined by her former producer and current Vice President of Production for the New Orleans Saints, Shaneika Dabney-Henderson to talk about her hysterical moment of confusion while announcing the 7th round pick for the Saints.

With Round 1 of the draft in the books, Lindsay is joined by Eric Crocker, former NFL and AFL Cornerback, cohost of the 49ers podcast, Catching Gold, and creator of the Draft/Scouting platform, the Crocker Report. They sift through the wild round 1 of the NFL Draft. All of the positive picks, trades and decisions, and they talk you through some of the more confusing moments of the round as well.

Lindsay kicks off the episode by bringing us up to speed with the latest 49ers quarterback draft thoughts, as well as the trade between the Ravens and Chiefs. She is then joined by Paul Alexander; former Bengals offensive line coach for over 2 decades, now consultant and trainer for over 25 OL prospects in this years draft. He gives us the insider scoop on the difference in traits and athleticism between Tackle and Guard as well as what the cut off point in the draft is to find a day 1 starting tackle. He also gives us his perspective on what the Bengals should do with the 5th pick. 

With the draft right around the corner, who better to join Lindsay than the author of "The Beast"; NFL Draft Analyst for The Athletic, Dane Brugler. They talk about his year-round process, and his evaluation of players throughout the different position groups. They also discuss where he differs from a lot of other major mock drafts.

Lindsay is joined by NFL Network analyst and contributor to the Atlanta Falcons digital and broadcast teams, Steve Wyche to break down some of the decision making the Falcons will have to do with the 4th pick in the NFL Draft, as well as feelings and thoughts on Matt Ryan's future and the Falcons chances this season. She is then joined by Jeff Howe of The Athletic to talk about the Patriots possibilities for trading up to find Tom Brady's successor, thoughts on Cam Newton this year, and just how difficult it is to get concrete information in New England.

Former Packers wide receiver, now NFL Network analyst, James Jones joins Lindsay to break down the first round wide receiver draft class and give his not so "chalky" rankings of these prospects. They also talk about how Aaron Rodgers is doing with his host duties on Jeopardy!, and what he hopes Green Bay will do on draft day.

Jim Nagy, Executive Director of The Senior Bowl, joins Lindsay to talk through all of the major first rounders in the draft, as well as some sleepers and later round picks that you might not have heard about just yet.

Lindsay talks with Former NFL shutdown Cornerback, now Podcaster (Catchin' Fades and Call To The Booth) and Broadcaster, Aqib Talib about the cornerbacks in the draft and how finding that elite cornerback in today's NFL is very difficult. They also discuss the hot shot wide receivers of the draft. Then, Aqib makes a very compelling argument for the 49ers drafting Mac Jones over Justin Fields.

Lindsay kicks off the show by giving us some insight into Sam Darnold being traded to the Carolina Panthers, which she found it in real time with her guest, NFL Network's Aditi Kinkhabwala. They discuss what the 4 teams in the AFC North could do in the draft and they finish with their quick thoughts on the breaking news of the trade.

Lindsay is joined by Sam Farmer of the LA Times to breakdown the drama with the Spanos family and the call for a forced sale of the team. Then, Joe Person from The Athletic chats with Lindsay about all of the possibilities the Panthers might have at the Quarterback position. 

Lindsay is joined first by veteran 49ers reporter, Cam Inman, to get into what the possibilities are for Kyle Shanahan with the 3rd overall pick and why they felt it necessary to make this trade. She then chats with Safid Deen of the Sun Sentinal in Miami to break down their end of the trade and what it means for Tua and the future of the franchise.

Lindsay is joined by heavy hitters Dianna Russini of ESPN and Jane Slater of NFL Network, to discuss a myriad of lessons they've learned over their impressive careers and the nuance it takes to navigate being in media as strong, intelligent, driven women.

Lindsay is joined by the hyper-employed Michael Lombardi (The Athletic, VSiN, The Daily Coach) to discuss the late wave of free agency and the developing situation in Houston. Is DeShaun Watson still tradable? And if not, what’s “Plan B” for the teams that wanted him?Plus, the future of betting broadcasts. Are they headed for the mainstream… soon

Lindsay is Joined by the Around The NFL Podcast and NFL Network's stars Dan Hanzus, Marc Sessler, and Gregg Rosenthal to break down the Russell Wilson trade offer. They then get into the wins and losses for many of the teams involved in this first week of free agency, finishing with a fun game that might help you remember where some of your favorite players have moved to.

Lindsay is first joined by Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer to focus on the Patriots and their first MASSIVE day of spending and acquiring talent. They discuss the Agholar signing, addressing the quarterback position, and more. Then, Katherine Terrell talks with Lindsay about the Saints and their attempt to make cap space, the retirement of Drew Brees, and if they will actually still be good this year.

Lindsay fills us in on the recent contracts and releases going around the NFL. She is then joined by former Atlanta Falcons General Manager for 13 years, Thomas Dimitroff to talk about just how difficult managing a roster can be, the difference between your first few years as a GM and being a seasoned veteran, and why NFL owners look for new blood as opposed to someone with years of experience and knowledge from their experience.

Lindsay is joined by NFL Network's Cynthia Frelund to break down her mock draft analysis with a few surprises in certain spots. They also get into Cynthia's love/hate relationship with the Detroit Lions.

Former NFL player, analyst for the NFL Network and host of the Move The Sticks Podcast with Daniel Jeremiah, Bucky Brooks joins listen to talk about all of the major off season trades and headlines that have happened to this point, including the recent JJ Watt move to Arizona, the DeShaun Watson saga, Alex Smith's next landing spot and so much more. They also discuss the talent of the quarterbacks in the upcoming draft. 

First, Seahawks writer for The Athletic, Michael-Shawn Dugar, joins the show to break down the recent piece from The Athletic on Russell Wilson. Later, ESPN football analyst Dan Orlovsky stops by to give some insight on the Russell Wilson drama.

ESPN Front Office Insider and former GM Mike Tannenbaum joins Lindsay to talk about the NFL salary cap and how various scenarios could impact the trade market, the draft, and free agency this year.

Lindsay is joined by Mina Kimes, (ESPN analyst and Host of the The Mina Kimes Show podcast) to break down Carson Wentz being sent to Philly, and what this might mean for the Eagles' draft. Then, a deep dive into Mina's career and the world of sports analysis as a woman in 2021.

Lindsay is joined by COO of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, George Veras to discuss this years class and what goes into the famous "Knock on the Door" moments.

Lindsay breaks down what went so right for the Bucs and so wrong for the Chiefs in Super Bowl 55 with The Athletic's Ted Ngyuen and 3 time Super Bowl Champion, Willie McGinest.

Creator of Sharp Football Analysis and new friend of the pod, Warren Sharp joins in to break down the analytics of the Super Bowl Matchup including why losing a key member of the offensive line might not do much to hinder Mahomes, and how Tom Brady needs to take advantage of the Slot receivers and Tight Ends. Then, Saints Linebacker Demario Davis and veteran Cornerback Josh Norman talk about the big game and some of the amazing work they do off of the field.

Lindsay talks about the intricacies of Stafford being traded to the Rams. Then, Former Missouri Secretary of State, host of the Majority 54 Podcast, and massive Chiefs fan Jason Kander joins to talk about the fortune of being a Chiefs fan right now. Finally, CBS sports analyst and Super Bowl sideline reporter, Tracy Wolfson, gives us the breakdown of her week leading up to the big game.

Former NFL Agent and Contract/Cap expert Joel Corry starts us off by discussing with Lindsay the Deshaun Watson trade rumors and possible landing spots, and where the rest of the QB carousel could end up in an unprecedented off season. Next, analyst and NFL Draft guru, Lance Zierlein discusses who to watch at the Senior Bowl and why it is so much more important this year.

A jam packed post Championship Weekend show. First, Lindsay chats with 6 time Pro-Bowler and former Bucs Defensive Tackle, Gerald McCoy all about the Bucs' victory, why Tom Brady is the GOAT, but Aaron Rodgers is his favorite GOAT, and what is going to happen if and when he makes the playoffs. Then, host of the Go Long Podcast and publication, Tyler Dunne breaks down the pros and cons of the Bills and Packers this weekend and going forward what we can expect from both teams including what Aaron Rodgers' post game message really means.

Olympic gold medalist and sports broadcaster Summer Sanders joins the show to talk about her game-day superstitions, how she became a Bills fan, the Bills' chemistry this season and more. Later, NFL Network Analyst and former scout Daniel Jeremiah joins the show to talk about his predictions for this weekend's games, why the Bucs have the better roster, and his thoughts on some of the recent news in the NFL.

Lindsay is joined by dear friend and NFL Network's Colleen Wolfe to break down what they saw in the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs including Chade Henne's surprise run/Andy Reid's aggressive brilliance, how they are both bored of the old man accolades of Brees and Brady, and later, fun landing spots for Deshaun Watson.

Sheil Kapadia, NFL Writer for The Athletic, joins Lindsay to talk about his piece on the Seahawks, GM news, Urban Meyer and Jacksonville, and predictions for the divisional round.

Lindsay is joined by former NFL Head coach for 20 years, Jeff Fisher to discuss all that occurred during Wild Card Weekend. They then, shift gears to really dig deep into coaching decisions on the field in these games, analytics vs. gut feeling, and all the ins and outs of being a head coach in the NFL.

Sharp Football Analysis and all around gambling guru, Warren Sharp joins Lindsay to discuss all things Super Wild Card Weekend including if the WFT defense can stand up to Tom Brady and the Bucs, what is happening to Seattle offensively and what they need to do going forward, and how the Saints vs. Bears and Steelers vs. Browns might not be the contests we hope to see. Also, a discussion of why the the two 1 o'clock games the best games of the weekend and not in prime time!

NFL Red Zone host Scott Hanson joins the show to talk about Doug Pederson and the Eagles, playoff matchups, Derrick Henry, and more. Plus, we answer your questions from the mailbag!

Lindsay is joined by PFF's Ian Hartitz to talk all things fantasy for week 17 including who to trust and who to fade, like a back up in Los Angeles, a certain Pittsburgh receiver, and a man in Carolina who Ian believes is an absolute lock.

CBS analyst Charles Davis joins Lindsay to talk week 17 headlines like the benching of Ben Roethlisberger against the Browns, whether or not Dwayne Haskins will get another shot, and The NFC East playoff scenario. And Charles answers questions from the listeners in our Mid-Week Mailbag!

Former NFL Free Safety and current host of The Man to Man Pod with Antoine Bethea joins Lindsay to talk about AJ Dillon's emergence and Aaron Rodgers' MVP bump, why Xavien Howard might deserve the Defensive Player of the Year award, and how Josh Allen and the Bills might be just as dangerous as the Chiefs. Darius also gives some insight on the Jets loss of the first overall pick in the 2021 draft.

PFF Senior Fantasy Analyst Nathan Jahnke joins the show to talk about two-point conversion scenarios, Pro Bowl snubs, and his predictions for fantasy football this weekend.

Former NFL offensive lineman and SiriusXM host Geoff Schwartz joins Lindsay to talk about the Jets losing the lead for the no. 1 pick, the Eagles and their QB situation, and preview Monday Night Football. Also, Geoff talks about why he's rooting for certain stories this season.

2016 Fantasy Football World Champion Kimra Schleicher joins the show to talk about her fantasy leagues, why she over-drafted Tom Brady, and why the Chiefs offense is great for fantasy football. Also, Lindsay gives some DFS suggestions.

NFL Network analyst Brian Baldinger joins Lindsay to talk about the epic Ravens - Browns game, key players and strategies for the upcoming week, the AFC playoff picture, and preview Thursday Night Football. Plus, we answer your questions from the mailbag!

CBS Sports analyst and former CEO of the Raiders, Amy Trask aka "The Princess of Darkness" joins Lindsay to discuss whether or not we should worry about the Steelers and Saints, making coaching changes mid season, and the MVP's of the week. Plus, she gives some incredible insight on her time with the Raiders!

Jeff Ratcliffe from CBS Sports, Sirius XM, and The Rant podcast joins in to discuss firing up all of Tampa Bay's receivers, trusting Jonathan Taylor down the stretch, and some fun DFS plays for week 14!

NFL Hall of Famer and Super Bowl Champion Kurt Warner stops by the show to talk Carson Wentz, what it takes to be a franchise QB, and previews Thursday Night Football. Plus, we answer your questions from the mailbag!

It's a double dose of Lindsay as Lindsay Jones of The Athletic joins Lindsay Rhodes to talk the Jets loss, the AFC playoff picture, and the Eagles QB situation. Plus, we take a look at the MNF doubleheader!

James Koh, one of Lindsay's co-hosts on DIRECTV's Fantasy Zone, drops by the show to discuss Deshaun Watson's dominant run, why you should maybe consider starting Colt McCoy, and the do's and don'ts as we head to the fantasy playoffs!

Pro Football Focus' George Chahrouri joins the show to talk running back value, preview the Ravens vs Steelers matchup (again), and helps us figure out who this year's MVP is. Plus, we answer you questions from the mailbag!

CBS NFL Insider Jonathan Jones joins the show to recap this weekend's matchups, breaks down the greatness of Patrick Mahomes, and tries to explain the Eagles woes. Plus, we give out our MVP's of the week, including a defensive MVP for Jonathan.

It's a post-Thanksgiving edition of the NFL Rhodes Show! Lindsay is joined by her producer Saul as they break down the Thanksgiving game blowouts and preview which players look good for this weekend's matchups. Plus, Saul breaks some QB news to Lindsay.

Former Pro Bowler and current host of The Other Pregame Show Kyle Long joins the show to take stock of the Chicago Bears, gives props to the most underrated players in the NFL, and previews the huge slate of Thanksgiving games. Plus, he and Lindsey debate the merits of ham and hotdogs.

Jordan Palmer drops by the show to talk Joe Burrow's injury, Tua's benching, and where the QB position is headed in the future. Plus, we preview the Rams vs Bucs MNF matchup!

NFL Network's Cynthia Frelund stops by the show to reveal the formula behind her own analytics system, tries to sell Lindsay on Mike Davis, and breaks down Justin Herbert's new haircut. Plus, it's Fantasy Friday, so we get your DFS and season-long lineups in shape!

MNF analyst and ESPN NFL Insider Louis Riddick joins the show to talk MNF in 2020, a slew of QB injuries, and helps us preview the NFC West showdown on Thursday Night Football between the Cardinals and Seahawks. Plus, we answer your questions on the Mid-Week Mailbag!

Shaun O' Hara joins the show to talk about the NFC (L)East, why Kyler Murray is so special, and how the Bears D is perfectly adapted to taking on Dalvin Cook.

Sports Illustrated Senior Fantasy Manager Michael Fabiano stops by the show to help get your fantasy lineups in shape for this week's matchups. Lindsay and Michael break down the bleak RB outlook, why DK Metcalf is going to eat, and debate the merits of The Weeknd.

Former NFL QB and current NFL analyst David Carr joins the show to preview Thursday Night Football, explain why ADOT is so important, and gives us a look inside the mind of Trevor Lawrence. Plus, we answer your questions from the mailbag!

Former ESPN legend Trey Wingo joins the show to talk this year's wild NFL draft, preview a grim MNF matchup, and let's us know why Patrick Mahomes is already a lock for the Hall of Fame. 

John Hansen, the Fantasy Guru, joins the show to talk about Antonio Brown's return, his love of Jerry Jeudy, and why he's still a Clyde Edwards-Helaire believer.

Lindsay sits down with Will Blackmon to discuss the NFL's week 9 schedule, figure out why the NFL trade deadline was so boring, and argue about who's going to cover the spread this week.

It's the first episode of the NFL Rhodes Show with Lindsay Rhodes! Lindsay sits down with front office maven Scott Pioli to discuss the 49ers injury woes, the infamous trade deadline, and what they expect to see on Monday Night Football.

Lindsay Rhodes tackles NFL storylines from any and all angles. Gambling, Fantasy, and everything in between.