Bryan Knowles

In a new Scramble tradition, Bryan and Andrew provide exit passes for superstars stuck on losing teams, giving 20 lucky players the chance to play some January football.

With the NFC featuring the lion's share of the individual talent this year, can Bryan and Andrew find the One True Pro Bowl Ballot? There's no harm in trying!

Ron Rivera's surprise firing really kicks the coaching carousel into high gear. Bryan and Andrew argue about which coaches will join Rivera on the street, and which clubs are most enticing for head coaching candidates.

Who, day and night, must Scramble for a living? Why, it's Bryan and Andrew of course! With a full slate of Thanksgiving games on their plate, Scramble talks about which NFL traditions they like, and which they'd like to see change over the next 100 years.

This week's ESPN Upset Watch looks at the surprising Oakland Raiders, and why they could be in danger on the road against a Jets team that's been kind of hot over the last couple weeks. Cover Watch has the Giants in Chicago.

The worst part about Thursday Night Football? The ad campaign. Bryan and Andrew question what makes a rivalry a rivalry, and trash-talk the trash-talkers.

After a week to forget for their favorite teams, Bryan and Andrew take a step back to reset the playoff races as we enter the home stretch.

It has not been a banner year for new head coaches. Bryan and Andrew look back through history to find out how much that actually matters going forward.

With the halfway point of the season falling in the middle of Week 9, Bryan and Andrew get an early jump on things, finding the best players from (almost) the first half of the year.

With the current rash of quarterback injuries around the league, Andrew and Bryan dream of something bigger and brighter -- a league where all the passing is done by amateurs.