Felger & Massarotti

(0:00) Greg Bedard of BostonSportsJournal.com joins the guys and they open the second hour of the show taking calls on the Patriots. (9:57) 10 questions from Around the NFL following Wild Card weekend. (25:09) Could the Texans be without their top Wide Receiver Nico Collins on Sunday?  (30:55) Final thoughts from Bedard ahead on Sunday’s matchup for the Patriots with the Texans. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(0:00) Greg Bedard of BostonSportsJournal.com joins the guys and opens the show discussing how the Patriots match up with the Texans. Plus, discussing the breaking news that Mike Tomlin is stepping down as Head Coach of the Steelers. (12:41) More thoughts from Bedard on the Patriots. Plus, the callers give their thoughts. (22:58) Bedard’s (and Mazz’s) 3 up and 3 down from the Patriots win over the Chargers. (31:54) Bedard’s thoughts on the performance of Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert in the team’s loss. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The hosts dive into the Patriots' thrilling Wild Card victory over the Chargers, spotlighting a key 48-yard play that shifted the game's momentum. They dissect the struggles of Justin Herbert in the postseason, questioning his coaching support. In baseball, the discussion turns to Alex Bregman’s surprising move to the Cubs, sparking criticism of the Red Sox's negotiation strategies. Listeners engage with opinions on trick plays and coaching decisions, adding to the lively debate.

The hosts dive into Christian Gonzalez's impressive performance before discussing his concussion protocol status. A Lightning Round covers quick takes on the Patriots, while Wild Card weekend takes center stage. They analyze the Green Bay Packers' dramatic fourth-quarter collapse against the Bears and critique Matt LaFleur's coaching decisions. The conversation also hits on Buffalo's victory over Jacksonville and the challenges of running quarterbacks in the NFL. Expect entertaining debates and plenty of fan opinions throughout!

The hosts dive deep into the Patriots' thrilling Wild Card victory over the Chargers, with passionate caller reactions lighting up the discussion. Felger expresses his disdain for quarterbacks scrambling, calling it lazy and boring. They tackle the controversial officiating and debate the effectiveness of conservative versus aggressive fourth-down decisions. Insights into Marcus Jones' game-changing plays add excitement, while the team's future playoff matchups spark intense predictions.

The discussion kicks off with insights on the Patriots' gritty win over the Chargers in the Wild Card round. Listeners weigh in on the game while the panel debates whether it was the Patriots' defense or Justin Herbert's mistakes that sealed the deal. There's praise for Milton Williams' impactful plays and critiques of the Chargers' questionable playcalling. Highlights also include contrasting quarterback performances and a focus on the challenges facing the Chargers' offensive line. The episode captures the tense atmosphere and intriguing matchups ahead.

As the Patriots prepare for their wild card clash with the Chargers, the hosts dissect strategies and confidence levels, especially around resting starters. They critically analyze Jim Harbaugh's press conference comments, questioning arrogance versus preparation. Fan calls add a lively touch, discussing Hall of Fame prospects and playoff atmospheres. Weather predictions spark debate on how it could impact the game, while insights into outdoor vs. dome teams provide further intrigue. The final thoughts culminate in spirited MVP debates.

Chris Gasper, a columnist for The Boston Globe, dives deep into the upcoming Wild Card matchup between the Patriots and Chargers. He predicts a defensive struggle, highlighting both teams' strategic challenges. Gasper evaluates Justin Herbert's playoff history, prefers Drake May for stability, and discusses John Harbaugh’s potential coaching moves, labeling him 'a little overrated.' He also debates the implications of an early playoff exit for New England, placing their win probability at 55% against the Chargers.

The hosts dive into Justin Herbert's playoff potential, defending him against criticisms and exploring his performance history. They discuss how Drake Maye will square off against the Chargers defense, highlighting the challenges he might face. The episode features a lively caller segment where fans weigh in on Wild Card Weekend. There's a humorous debate on whether dome teams struggle in cold weather, along with a look at betting props and predictions for the upcoming matchups.

The hosts dive into the Patriots facing the Chargers, highlighting weather concerns for the dome team. They explore the playoffs' home-field advantage and reflect on memorable Patriots moments. Callers weigh in on how the Chargers can secure a win, while the hosts criticize their cold-weather preparation. Shifting gears, they analyze the Celtics' defeat to the Nuggets, spotlighting Jalen Brown's performance amidst turnover troubles. Finally, excitement builds as Miami clinches a spot in the College Football Playoff Final, leading to a debate over a controversial call.