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Two top NFL free agents sign with rivals. Former Ravens RB Jamal Lewis signed with the Browns and former Saints WR Joe Horn signed with the Falcons. Plus, the boys debate the "Top 5" most marketable retired athletes today. Golic likes George Foreman

Audio Podcast | March 08, 2007

John did his final NFL Power Rankings: (5)Ravens, (4)Saints, (3)Bears, (2)Colts, (1)Chargers.

Audio Podcast | February 05, 2007

Our Monday afternoon QB recapped the NFL Divisional games, previewed the Conference Championships (Joe likes the Pats and Saints to play in Super Bowl XLI) and talked about how these playoffs could define the careers of Marty Schottenheimer and Peyto

Audio Podcast | January 15, 2007

Mike and Mike recap all the action that took place in the four divisional playoff games. The 2007 NFL Conference Championships are set, and the Monday Morning QB gives you the best insight on how we came to the Pats/Colts and Saints/Bears.

Audio Podcast | January 15, 2007

The Divisional Playoffs were GREAT. All four games were decided in the last minute. Not all of the games were pretty, but the finishes were great. The Saints kept their story going, the Bears manage to get by, Indy's D beats Baltimore, and the Pats g

Audio Podcast | January 15, 2007

The Chargers handed a game to the Patriots, the Bears got a win despite their defense not playing at top level, Seattle made too many mistakes and the Saints are a team of destiny! Greeny and Golic also pick the top QB's and top coaches of the weeken

Audio Podcast | January 15, 2007

We continue to look at the NFL Divisional Playoffs with Jaws going game-by-game, pointing out the factors he's targeted while watching the tape. Jaws likes the Ravens, Eagles, Chargers and Bears to advance.

Audio Podcast | January 12, 2007

Breaking down this weekend's Divisional playoffs... Jaws thinks the Ravens defense will create problems for Peyton Manning, the bye week will be a key factor for the Saints against the Eagles, and the running game will help the Bears win.

Audio Podcast | January 12, 2007

Breaking down the four divisional NFL games and explaining why he believes Manning is under more pressure than Marty, even though Schottenheimer could be playing for his future. King added there won't be a QB controversy in Philly and the Bears must

Audio Podcast | January 12, 2007

IND/BAL: Golic likes the Colts, but Greeny takes the Ravens. PHI/N.O.: Greeny likes the Saints, but Golic takes the Eagles. N.E./SD: Greeny picks the Pats while Golic chooses the Chargers. SEA/CHI: BOTH pick the Bears.

Audio Podcast | January 12, 2007

It's Tom Brady vs. Phillip Rivers this weekend. Dan compared Rivers' season to Brady's rookie year and the Pats QB simply does more with less. Plus, we continue to be bombarded by soccer emails. If this many people truly watched soccer, it would be

Audio Podcast | January 12, 2007

Len thinks that the Chicago Bears are the favorite over the Seattle Seahawks and that the Saints are the more vulnerable home team in the NFC going against the surging Eagles. Plus, Len looks at different coaching openings and potential candidates.

Audio Podcast | January 09, 2007

Explaining why ESPN chose T.O. for a Sunday Conversation when he hasn't been in the headlines for months, trying to put LT's amazing performance into historical perspective and ranking the best teams right now (Chargers 1st, Ravens 2nd, Saints 3rd).

Audio Podcast | December 11, 2006

The Vikings have allowed just 106 yards rushing in four games but are 1-3. The Chargers have scored 19 straight TDs. Eli was brilliant in first five games but not since. Drew Brees is on pace to throw for 5,000 yards. And the Ravens are 5-0 with coac

Audio Podcast | November 30, 2006

Baltimore will clinch the North if they win. The Giants won't take control of the NFC East by beating Dallas. Jay Cutler will win his rookie start against Seattle. Favre will throw two TDs and INTs vs Jets defense and Drew Brees will throw for anothe

Audio Podcast | November 30, 2006

Top 5 Coaches in the approval rating: No. 1 Sean Payton, No. 2 Herm Edwards, No. 3 Mike Shanahan, No. 4 Bill Belichick, No. 5 Brian Billick.

Audio Podcast | November 07, 2006