Podcasts

This week: Seven playoff teams per conference? What do we think about that? Then we take on next year's most likely up-and-coming playoff contenders according to Football Outsiders readers. Who's in the Super Bowl conversation for next year? Arizona? Atlanta? How about Tampa Bay?

It's time to talk about the draft! This week we preview the best players according to the 2020 SIS Football Rookie Handbook. Plus, a little XFL talk. (Click for audio link.)

This week, the Off The Charts podcast reviews Super Bowl LIV: the good plays and the bad, the good decisions and the bad, the loud Kansas City fans and... well, the loud Kansas City fans. (Click for audio link.)

It's time for our Super Bowl preview on the Off The Charts Podcast. We hit some prop bets, we get both sides of the ball, we even hit on special teams. Lots of stats from both Football Outsiders and Sports Info Solutions.  (Click for audio link.)

Scott Spratt gives his favorite and least favorite DFS options for the Super Bowl based on the venue and weather in Miami and the defensive strengths and weaknesses of the Chiefs and 49ers. (Click for audio link.)

This week's show breaks down the conference championships and gets started on previewing the Super Bowl. How much does San Francisco's huge running day against Green Bay tell us about what the 49ers can do against Kansas City? Where do we think the Chiefs offense can best stress the San Francisco defense. And more! (Click for audio link.)

It's time to talk about the conference championships, as your Off The Charts hosts disagree about which underdog is more likely to cover or win this weekend. Aaron takes the Titans, while Matt takes the Packers. Who do you have? (Click for audio link.)

Scott Spratt discusses his favorite DFS options for the conference championships including Mecole Hardman and a number of other Chiefs, Raheem Mostert, and more. (Click for audio link.)

We're all about the divisional round in this week's podcast. Nothing but game previews of Vikings at 49ers, Titans at Ravens, Texans at Chiefs, and Seahawks at Packers. (Click for audio link.)

Scott Spratt details his favorite and least favorite DFS matchups for the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs. That former group is highlighted by Patrick Mahomes, Aaron Jones, Deebo Samuel, and Travis Kelce while the latter includes Russell Wilson, Derrick Henry, A.J. Brown, and Kyle Rudolph. (Click for audio link.)