Bryan Knowles

Jonathan Taylor and A.J. Dillon reach rarefied air as the running back class of 2020 puts on a show.

Four Downs continues into the NFC North, where Mitchell Trubisky needs some competition, Aaron Rodgers needs some weapons, Darius Slay needs a new contract and the Vikings just need an accountant.

Remember the XFL? It's back, and supposedly better than ever! But will Vince McMahon's football league manage to complete a full season, or will it go the way of the AAF?

With the 2019 season coming to an end, Bryan and Andrew talk about Andy Reid's successor, the meh slate of Super Bowl commercials, and all of their (terrible) preseason predictions.

Anyone can make a list of the best players of the 2010s. It takes true visionaries to dig through the muck to find the worst of the worst.

A tradition like a number of others! Bryan and Andrew return to figure out if Jimmy Garoppolo can remember how to throw a football, if the Chiefs can avoid spotting their opponents a 10-point lead, and whether Jennifer Lopez will sing with the Miami Sound Machine at halftime.

The All-Keep Choppin' Wood Team? Before the conference championships? Whatever Bryan and Andrew are trying to pull, it's time to once again celebrate the worst of the worst. Overpaid free-agent signings, draft busts, and unqualified starters beware; the KCW team sees all.

The NFC divisional round is set up to be closer than the AFC, as the Vikings match up well with San Francisco and the Seahawks may have been better than Green Bay during the regular season.

After a wild-card weekend that lived up to its name, Bryan and Andrew try to put the pieces together of just why this year's set of divisional teams feels so refreshing.

The first NFC wild-card game on Sunday sees perhaps the conference's best playoff team looking to avoid an upset. The second game sees perhaps its worst playoff team looking to defend its home turf.