All Four Quarters

The Seattle Seahawks are the Superbowl Champions after a dominating win over the New England Patriots in Santa Clara. The game was a defensive slugfest that stayed close but never felt close when you were watching it. We dig into the game drive by drive to find where the Seattle found their edge, where the Patriots could have done better, and where the game was won and lost. We also look into the Hall of Fame class that were just inducted, as well as the annual awards like Rookie of the Year and MVP, to see who was snubbed and who was deserving. All this and more on your one stop shop for news, views and overreactions to all things NFL, The All Four Quarters Podcast!

The Superbowl is here with the Patriots facing the Seahawks for the Lombardi trophy. To preview it we have our own mini-matchup with Seattle fan Ronan in the navy-blue corner and Patriots fan Harry in white corner, with Conor playing referee in the ref’s traditional all KC red. We look at all the key matchups, schematic trends, roster weaknesses and play calling tendencies to chart a route to victory for both sides, then give our predictions for the final score. All this and more on your one stop shop for news, views and overreactions to all things NFL, The All Four Quarters Podcast! Music credits: Music from Free To Use Source: https://freetouse.com/music Where We Belong by Aylex

We have your Championship contenders set. For the NFC title the Seattle Seahawks face the Los Angeles Rams. For the AFC the New England Patriots take on the Denver Broncos. But how did we get here? Where is Josh Allen gone? Didn't we have the Chicago Bears too? We dive into all the games from the divisional round and get you up to speed on what defined those games, then turn our eyes on the Championship matchups. Can Seattle establish the run without Charbonnet? Will the Broncos be able to compete without Bo Nix? Will Drake Maye shut down the community centre or can the kids raise enough money to stop him from demolishing it to build a ski resort? We answer theses, and several far more relevant questions, amongst the usual nonsense and news from around the league. All this and more on your one stop shop for news, views and overreactions to all things NFL, The All Four Quarters Podcast!

The Wildcard round: Where dreams are taken out behind the shed and shot. No running it back for Sirianni and company, falling in spectacular fashion to the 49ers. No miracle season for the Jags as Josh Allen’s Bills outmuscle them in the end. Jordan Love is back for the Packers? Great, just in time to collapse in the 4th quarter to the Bears. Aaron Rodger’s potential last throw in the NFL is a pick 6 cementing the win for Houston. Chargers looked out of battery, only managing 3 points in the face of the Patriots. And Carolina,.... Well, you actually did much better than expected. Well done. Now please leave. More coaches on the move as AFQ digs into all the wildcard games, then turns to the divisional round of the playoffs. 4 huge games with great matchups. Can Josh Allen carry this team to victory in the thin air of Denver, or with the Bo-lievers watch their defence crush him into a fine paste? Are the 49ers able to go toe to toe with a well-rested Seahawks team, or will it end up like their game two weeks

For some of the league it is a time for celebration. 14 teams have made it to the postseason, and we look forward to all the great wildcard matchups (and beyond!) as the Jags host the Bills, New England tackle the Chargers, and the Panthers are here too… But for others, it is a dark time. Teams left out in the cold, forgotten in the post-Christmas lethargy. For some of them, it is time to change things up. New year, new you. The Browns, Cardinals, Raiders and Falcons have all fired their head coaches and are looking for a new direction. What could it look like and will any of them regret it? We go through the week 18 games, then turn our eyes to the NFL playoffs. Who will emerge from the Wildcard round victorious, and who will be forgotten to the sands of time? All this and more on your one stop shop for news, views and overreactions to all things NFL, The All Four Quarters Podcast!

It’s the last week of the regular season and there’s still a lot to play for. The Steelers take on the Ravens with the winner going to the Playoffs, and the loser going home. Denver have to hold serve against the Chargers, otherwise the Patriots and the Jags get a shot at the number 1 seed in the AFC. The 49ers and Seahawks face off for the number 1 seed in the NFC, while the Buccs and Panthers have a match that could decide which one of them gets a ticket, but a loss for Carolina doesn’t end their hopes as if the Falcons win, the Panthers still get in. A tight road for Baker Mayfield and company, but a situation they put themselves in over the last few weeks. We look at the week 17 games and see how we got here, then preview all of the week 18 matchups as we lock eyes squarely on the playoff picture. Only 14 teams will make it to the playoffs and a shot at glory, will yours? All this and more on your one stop shop for news, views and overreactions to all things NFL, The All Four Quarters Podcast!

Its Christmas time, there’s no need to be afraid. Unless you are one of the teams still live for the playoffs but not locked into a spot yet (looking at you Steelers, Panthers, Texans, Packers, Colts, Lions, Ravens and Buccaneers). Now some of those are safer than others, Ravens Colts and Bucs drop to below 1% if they lose this week, so maybe yeah, do be afraid! The NFC West has three possible winners at the moment, and all three feel like they could be Superbowl contenders (and then there's the Cardinals!). These merry gentlemen will continue to duke it out for supremacy with divisional games in week 18 that could decide it all, but that depends on this weeks results. We go through all of last week’s games, then look to the matchups that will decide these teams’ fate. Christmas slate is not looking great, but the rest is pretty tasty with a lot of playoff futures being decided. Will your team make it? All this and more on your one stop shop for news, views and overreactions to all things NFL, The All Four Q

A tough week in the NFL that saw Pat Mahomes and Micah Parsons both tear their ACLs also saw a resurgent Bills team knock off the Patriots in Foxboro, a resilient Saints team battle over the Panthers (helped by an Irishman), and an ailing Washington Commanders sweep the New York Giants. We dig into what these injuries will mean, how the playoffs are shaking out, and review all the week 15 games in depth. We then look forward to next week's matchups with Seattle challenging the Rams for the NFC West crown, Chicago out for revenge against Green Bay, and Cincinnati take on Miami in a game that means nothing, but to many on those teams could mean their futures. All this and more on your one stop shop for news, views and overreactions to all things NFL, The All Four Quarters Podcast!

We’re getting down to the crunch stage of the season, where the chaff is cast aside and major injuries can swing a team’s fortunes dramatically. So it’s no wonder that the Colts losing Danny Dimes has led to panic mode, no better proof of which is the signing of 44-year-old grandfather Philip Rivers as their possible saviour. The AFQ boys break down the craziness of the move, and what other potential options are available to the Colts: Joe Flacco, Taylor Heinicke, Dorian Thompson-Robinson…? Okay, maybe Rivers isn’t the worst alternative out there. There were also some games to look at, and we focus on the biggest developments in the playoff picture, from the Packers and Steelers taking command of their divisions through crucial wins, and the Chiefs and Bengals witnessing the likely end of their seasons, to the Eagles going into full meltdown mode in a third straight loss. And in our Week 15 previews, we focus on the Packers going to Mile-High looking to topple the (literally) high-flying Broncos and the most

A lot of "Playoff Teams" are faltering and a lot of "Also Rans" are starting to turn their eyes towards the playoffs. The Bears cement their spot in the NFC defeating the Eagles. The Texans are competing in the AFC South after taking out the Colts. The Cowboys take out the Chiefs and are eyeing up a shaky Philly team, and the Panthers are only a half game back on the Buccaneers after their upset of the LA Rams. We look at all the news from around the league, players changing teams this late in the seasons, then preview the week 14 matchups with a lot of "Must Win Games" on the ticket. All this and much more in your one-stop shop for news, views and overreactions to all things NFL, the All Four Quarters podcast!

FraudWatch marches on in this most uncertain of NFL seasons, as the Eagles, Bills and Colts all fell to disappointing losses this week – and the Lions avoided one only through a long-range FG and a Jahmyr Gibbs performance for the ages. The AFQ boys break down the action for Week 12, featuring all these games, plus the Jags’ thoroughly unconvincing OT win over Arizona. We also turn our eyes to a week of big news, from the hype train surrounding Shadeur Sanders’ (unspectacular) debut as starting QB, to Vegas and the Giants engaging in some midseason Coordinator purges, to Baker Mayfield potentially hijacking the Bucs’ season by injuring his shoulder on a pointless Hail Mary play. All this and much more on your one-stop shop for news, views and overreactions to all things NFL, the All Four Quarters podcast!

A series of upsets have left us with a new power balance in the NFL, and although its new, it looks very familiar? The Broncos are in prime position to win the AFC West, the Patriots lead the AFC East, the Colts head up the AFC South, and the Steelers and Ravens are duking it out for the AFC North. I know! Its 2014 all over again. We talk spit-gate part 2, Justin Field’s benching part 2, and take a look at the cavalcade of injuries around the league, before turning our eyes on last weeks games. The Broncos upset the Chiefs, the Rams overthrew the Seahawks, and Philly held serve over the Lions. We also preview all of next week’s matchups including the Colts (coming off bye) heading to Arrowhead, a struggling Tampa Bay team heading to LA, and should you bet on Browns in Las Vegas. All this and much more in your one-stop shop for news, views and overreactions to all things NFL, the All Four Quarters podcast!

An exciting week 10 is in the books that saw an overtime nailbiter in Berlin between the Falcons and Colts, a humbling beat down of the Buffalo Bills by the Miami Dolphins, and the New York Giants have decided to part ways with head coach Brian Daboll following his third 2-8 start to the season following another lost 10+ point lead in a fourth quarter this season. Is it the right decision? (Hint: Yes, it is) We dig through all the games to see if the Ravens are for real? If Drake Maye an MVP candidate? Is there any point in supporting the Jacksonville Jaguars or Houston Texans given how they disappoint in different ways? We also look forward to a packed week 11. The Broncos host the Kansas City Chiefs, Lions battle the Eagles, Rams face the Seahawks for NFC West domination, and the Bengals take on the Steelers in a wide-open AFC North. All this and much more in your one-stop shop for news, views and overreactions to all things NFL, the All Four Quarters podcast!

We’re at the halfway point of the NFL season, and though we’re not quite sure who’s good yet, we know for sure who’s bad – the Bengals’ defense. The AFQ boys (well, just Sean) break down the key action from Week 9, focusing on the Bengals finding ever more creative ways to lose in their matchup with the Bears, the Bills gaining their usual regular-season win over the Chiefs (thereby setting up the inevitable playoff loss), the Steelers defense finally turning up to shut down the Colts, the Packers having another stinker in their loss to the Panthers, and the Vikings posting an impressive wins over the Lions. As the trade deadline has passed, we also look at the big moves in the final week of trades: Sauce Gardner going to the Colts, the Eagles and Cowboys aggressively adding multiple pieces, and the Jets undertaking a fire-sale right after winning their first game of the season. All this and much more in your one-stop shop for news, views and overreactions to all things NFL, the All Four Quarters podcast!

We’re trundling towards the mid-season point in the NFL and, though the vaunted Circle of Parity has finally been completed, it’s becoming clear that there are a number of teams that are just uncompetitive – and quite a few of them got beaten up badly in a week of blowouts and comfortable wins. But the AFQ boys are still here with the key analysis on the week’s big games, starting with the one game that was legit close (though it never should have been), the Jets’ improbable comeback win over the endlessly disappointing Bengals. We also take a deeper dive into the Bad Falcons showing up to be crushed by the Dolphins, the Ben Johnson programme in Chicago coming up short in a major test against the possibly resurgent Ravens, and Jordan Love coming up trumps in the Aaron Rodgers Revenge game as the Packers top the Steelers. We also turn our gaze towards the upcoming trade deadline and look at which teams are buying and which selling. Could the Jets let go of Breece Hall? Will the Eagles make moves to get rid of

An exciting week 7 that saw shutouts, shocks and last second sucker-punches. The Chiefs shut out the Raiders, the Joe Flacco led Bengals took down the AFC North leading Steelers, the Lions silenced some of their detractors with a convincing win over the Buccaneers, and the Broncos scored 33 points in the 4th quarter to come back against the New York Giants. We delve into all the week 7 games and see what made the difference, then cast a look forward to the week 7 games and analyse what will happen in all the matchups. Can New England stay atop the AFC East (likely)? Can Aaron Rodgers get revenge on the Green Bay Packers (50/50)? Can the Jets get their first win of the season (doubtful)? All this and much more in your one-stop shop for news, views and overreactions to all things NFL, the All Four Quarters podcast!

It’s Week 6 in the NFL season and, as per usual for this time of year, the AFQ boys are deep into FraudWatch. The Bills and the Eagles are top of that particular agenda this week, after bad losses to the Falcons and Giants respectively. There are fraud suspicions around the Lions too, but maybe the Chiefs are still just really good. And we already know the Cowboys are massive frauds, especially defensively, but still their loss to the somewhat resurgent Panthers – powered by the infinite spite of Rico Dowdle – will hurt them. The AFQ boys focus in on these four games for deeper analysis. We also catch up with the latest news around the league, from the Titans’ unsurprising firing of Brian Callahan, and the latest of Brian Branch’s antics, to the Bengals trying to rescue their season by invoking the power of the dragon. All this and much more in your one-stop shop for news, views and overreactions to all things NFL, the All Four Quarters podcast!

Week 5 is in the books, and we look at all the games from this last week including a thrilling Monday Night Football matchup between the Chiefs and the Jaguars, a surprising Patriots victory over divisional foes the Bills, and the Cardinals utter collapse against the Titans (remember them?). We dig into news from around the league, talk Mark Sanchez and his legal issues, injuries, signings and all that good stuff. We also think at this point of the season we can take stock of where all the teams are at, so we have our quarter-poll review of our preseason predictions and see where we were most right and most wrong (Hint: The AFC South). We then look ahead to this upcoming week of game. Chiefs versus Lions, Buccaneers versus 49ers, even Chargers versus Miami. Find out what matchups to look out for, and which to avoid! All this and much more in your one-stop shop for news, views and overreactions to all things NFL, the All Four Quarters podcast!

Two weeks after their ridiculous OT win over the Giants, the Cowboys finally achieved their goal for this season of participating in the stupidest game in NFL history after recording a scarcely comprehensible 40-40 tie against the Green Bay Packers. The AFQ boys break down the game, as well as the other highlights from Week 4: the Steelers taking home the win from the NFL’s first-ever regular season Dublin game; the Chiefs offense finding its groove against the worrying Ravens defense; the Colts’ early season momentum being checked by the Rams; and the Chargers having their patented first Chargering of the year in their loss to the Jaxson Dart-powered Giants. We also discuss the news from around the league, from Dillon Gabriel getting the nod as QB for the Browns to the injury crisis the Ravens seem to be staring down. All this and much more in your one-stop shop for news, views and overreactions to all things NFL, the All Four Quarters podcast!

A week of backup QBs, some finding more success than others. Jake Browning falters for the Bengals against the Wentz led Vikings, Tyrod Taylor loses a close one to the Buccs, Marcus Mariota looked awesome, albeit against a poor Raiders team, and Mac Jones final drive leads the 49ers to an unexpected (and maybe undeserved) 3-0. We look at all the news around the league, review the games in depths, and look forward to the big matchups in week 4. We look at the controversy around the expedite review system, talk injury bug and who might be in the market come trade deadline, and kicker woes for the Atlanta Falcons. All this and much more in your one-stop shop for news, views and overreactions to all things NFL, the All Four Quarters podcast!