Mike Tanier

COVID-19 outbreaks and postponements cause a Walkthrough existential crisis. Plus: skyrocketing completion percentages, Carson Wentz enters a critical career stage, and the Panthers learn the true meaning of "toughness."

This week's Walkthough celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Establishment of the Run, gets to know the Seahawks defense, and figures out why starting quarterbacks get mysteriously injured before facing Tom Brady.

All hail DYAR leader Josh Allen! Walkthrough celebrates his glorious coronation, then takes some time to talk about the mere mortals such as Patrick Mahomes, Lamar Jackson, and Drew Brees who tremble in his shadow, then blasts this week's previews into hyperdrive!

It's still a big deal that Cam Newton's Patriots face Russell Wilson's Seahawks on Sunday night, but Mike Tanier thinks it should be bigger. Plus: a Lions running back mystery and appearances by Abby the Golden Retriever and musical guest David Wax Museum.

Who is the Relevance Vampire? What does he want? How will he impact Sunday's Tom Brady/Drew Brees duel? And who the heck invited Mike Tanier back to Football Outsiders? The answers to several of these questions can be found in the triumphant return of Walkthrough!

Everything you would ever want to know about a punt-tastic Super Bowl and the future of the Mini McVay Marching Society.

In honor of today's announcement that Le'Veon Bell is not reporting to the Pittsburgh Steelers and therefore is ineligible to play for the entire season, we bring you Mike Tanier's opinion piece on the Bell holdout from last week. He's not a fan of Bell losing a year of prime earning power because of the risk that he might get injured before signing a big free-agent contract elsewhere.

I cover about 500 topics. Near the end there's a segment about Josh Allen and the other DVOA/DYAR bottom feeders.

In which the Dolphins are diagnosed with the bubonic Foxboro yips.

More Le'Veon Bell and Odell Beckham than you can shake a stick at, plus Nathan Peterman's career quarterback rating, which is barely old enough to buy a beer.