PFT Live with Mike Florio

A deep dive into the NFL's report card grievance and why the league's victory may ring hollow. Discussion of whether the commissioner's arbitration power can survive recent legal challenges. Coverage of Tyreek Hill's release, which teams might pursue him, and his health concerns. Talk about tanking in pro sports and potential fixes to misaligned incentives.

They dig into a controversial two-point conversion review and how an outside rules analyst stepped in. They discuss the Seahawks possibly being pushed toward a sale and what buyers might look like. They examine new allegations tied to a prominent owner and the league's potential responses. They also cover roster compensation rules and a team deciding a quarterback's future.

Michael Hawley, frequent PFT Live contributor and NFL analyst, joins to tackle tanking and team strategy. They debate whether the NFL faces tanking and how draft incentives fuel losing. The conversation shifts to Maxx Crosby’s shutdown, trade rumors, timing to trade him for max return, and how the Raiders should run a trade sweepstakes.

Debate over whether the Patriots will carry a Super Bowl-sized target into 2026 and how schedule and roster factors shape that risk. Discussion of Mac Jones finding a role in San Francisco and why Kyle Shanahan values a dependable backup. Reaction to Joey Porter Sr.'s sharp criticism of Ben Roethlisberger and the tension between on-field greatness and locker-room behavior. Coverage of legal and oddball off-field news.

Discussion about George Kittle’s concern over an electrical substation near the 49ers’ practice site. A dive into whether Sam Darnold’s late-season run was about system fit or individual play. Heated breakdown of the Rams two-point lateral, replay controversy, and how one play reshaped Seattle’s season. Conversation on Seahawks’ OC vacancy and Kenneth Walker III’s contract dilemma.

Raiders introduce Klint Kubiak and his quarterback-centric offensive approach. Discussion of Klint’s connection to Tom Brady and potential conflicts of access. Debate over drafting a quarterback or trading the top pick. Aaron Rodgers’ 2026 options and possible short-term return are explored. Commanders promote David Blough and plan to move Jayden Daniels under center. Seahawks plan a championship parade.

They break down Super Bowl LX viewership numbers and how Nielsen changes affected ratings. They dissect Seattle’s game plan and film details that made the win feel inevitable. They relive halftime buzz and a backstage encounter with Bad Bunny. They debate whether the NFL should force players to speak after losses and explore mental health and media-access tensions.

They debate the most intriguing Week 1 opponents for the Seahawks and which matchups would draw big ratings. Conversations cover potential marquee openers like the Chiefs, Cowboys, Bears, and Giants. They react to the Raiders hiring Klint Kubiak and the unsettled Maxx Crosby situation. They also touch on early Super Bowl LXI odds and when the NFL might add an 18th regular season game.

A lively Super Bowl LX recap that highlights Seattle’s dominance and postgame celebration. Discussion of Drake Maye’s shoulder and how Seattle attacked New England’s left side. A debate about the turning point in Seattle’s season and the game that convinced them they could win it all. Conversation about Sam Darnold’s resurgence and the Seahawks defense being compared to legendary units.

Tony Dungy, Hall of Famer and coaching sage; Devin McCourty, veteran defensive back turned analyst; Jason Garrett, former head coach and play-caller. They unpack Seattle’s defensive mastery, pressure packages and timely turnovers. Conversation covers New England’s predictable play-calling, Seattle’s run game and key momentum swings that decided the Super Bowl.