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Brad Fowler and Alex Higdon break down their Top 5 safeties for the 2026 NFL Draft, highlighting the strengths, concerns, and projected roles for some of the most talked-about safety prospects in this year’s class.The episode centers around a key theme: versatility. From deep coverage ability to box play, from slot matching to blitz usage, Brad and Alex debate what truly matters when evaluating safeties at the next level — instincts vs athleticism, range vs physicality, and production vs projection.Brad makes the case for Caleb Downs as the clear No. 1 safety, pointing to his elite football IQ, leadership, and ability to function as a true defensive quarterback. The discussion also includes Dillon Thieneman’s explosive playmaking and range, Emmanuel McNeil-Warren’s rare size and ball disruption, A.J. Haulcy’s incredible production and physicality, and Kyle Louis’ breakout performance and versatility as a modern hybrid defender.The guys also highlight notable prospects who just missed the cut, including Zakee Wheatley and Kamari Ramsey, breaking down what separates them from the top tier and what they need to improve heading into the draft.If you're looking for 2026 NFL Draft safety rankings, player evaluations, and in-depth analysis of this year’s safety class, this episode provides a detailed breakdown of the top prospects and the biggest debates.Presented by Props.Cash👉 SeatGeek is the official ticketing app of Pint Glass FootballGet $20 OFF your first purchase with code: PGFPOD🎧 Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio📺 Watch on YouTube: @pintglassfootball📰 Subscribe to the FREE PGF Newsletter: pgfpodcast.substack.com🎯 Follow on X: @PGFpodcast🌐 Visit: pintglassfootball.com📧 Email: pgfpodcast@gmail.com| Pint Glass Football Podcast

Brad Fowler and Alex Higdon break down their Top 5 running back rankings for the 2026 NFL Draft, highlighting the strengths, concerns, and projected roles for some of the most talked-about RB prospects in this year’s class.Before diving into the rankings, Brad and Alex react to major NFL news, including Jaylen Waddle being traded to the Denver Broncos and Kyler Murray signing with the Minnesota Vikings, and discuss how those moves could impact both teams heading into the season.The episode centers around a key theme: disagreement. Brad is higher on this running back class than Alex, and their rankings reflect it — including a major difference where Brad’s RB5 is Alex’s RB2.The hosts analyze what matters most when evaluating running backs at the next level, including production vs traits, explosiveness vs consistency, and scheme fit vs three-down ability.Brad makes the case for Jeremiyah Love as RB1, pointing to his elite speed, acceleration, and versatility as both a runner and receiver. The discussion also includes Mike Washington’s size-speed combination and physical running style, Nicholas Singleton’s high-end traits and inconsistent tape, Emmett Johnson’s potential as a Day 3 value pick, and Jadarian Price’s fit in a zone-blocking scheme.If you're looking for 2026 NFL Draft running back rankings, player evaluations, and in-depth analysis of this year’s RB class, this episode provides a detailed breakdown of the top prospects and the biggest debates.Presented by Props.Cash👉 SeatGeek is the official ticketing app of Pint Glass Football Get $20 OFF your first purchase with code: PGFPOD🎧 Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio 📺 Watch on YouTube: @pintglassfootball 📰 Subscribe to the FREE PGF Newsletter: pgfpodcast.substack.com 🎯 Follow on X: @PGFpodcast 🌐 Visit: pintglassfootball.com 📧 Email: pgfpodcast@gmail.com| Pint Glass Football Podcast

Hosts Brad Fowler and Alex Higdon break down the biggest winners and losers from NFL Free Agency, analyzing the moves that reshaped the league and the surprising decisions that could have major consequences for teams heading into the 2026 season.Brad and Alex discuss why the Kansas City Chiefs may have taken a major step backward after losing multiple cornerbacks, including an All-Pro, downgrading at safety, and spending big money on running back Kenneth Walker III. The guys explain why the move may not fit Andy Reid’s offense and debate whether the defending powerhouse is suddenly trending in the wrong direction.The hosts also examine the Buffalo Bills’ quiet approach to free agency, including their decision to trade a second-round pick for DJ Moore despite defensive issues that were exposed in the playoffs. They also analyze why several NFC East teams may have actually gotten weaker on Day One, including the Philadelphia Eagles losing major defensive contributors and the Dallas Cowboys making a modest move for edge rusher Rashan Gary.Brad and Alex dive into the Las Vegas Raiders’ busy offseason, debating whether additions like Kwity Paye, Quay Walker, Nakobe Dean, and Tyler Linderbaum actually move the needle or simply add depth to a roster still searching for elite talent.The episode also explores some intriguing moves around the league, including the Carolina Panthers adding defensive playmakers Jaelan Phillips and Devin Lloyd, the Miami Dolphins signing quarterback Malik Willis to a cap-friendly deal, and the San Francisco 49ers landing star wide receiver Mike Evans in one of the biggest offensive moves of the offseason.Brad and Alex also break down key storylines involving the New York Jets, Tennessee Titans, Baltimore Ravens, Houston Texans, and New Orleans Saints, including controversial roster decisions and how several teams are handling major salary-cap challenges.Brad also takes a victory lap on past quarterback evaluations, revisiting his stance on Kyler Murray and Tua Tagovailoa and explaining why massive quarterback contracts can quickly limit roster flexibility when a single player consumes nearly 20% of a team’s salary cap.From bold free-agency swings to questionable roster decisions, Brad and Alex analyze which teams are building contenders and which franchises may already be falling behind.If you're looking for NFL Free Agency winners and losers, team-building strategy breakdowns, and bold offseason analysis, this is the episode you want.Presented by Props.Cash👉 SeatGeek is the official ticketing app of Pint Glass Football Get $20 OFF your first purchase with code: PGFPOD🔊 Listen on your smart speakers — just say: “Alexa, play the latest episode of the Pint Glass Football Podcast” or “Hey Google, play the latest episode of the Pint Glass Football Podcast”🎧 Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio 📺 Watch on YouTube: @pintglassfootball 📰 Subscribe to the FREE PGF Newsletter: pgfpodcast.substack.com 🎯 Follow on X: @PGFpodcast 🌐 Visit: pintglassfootball.com 📧 Email: pgfpodcast@gmail.com| Pint Glass Football Podcast

Hosts Brad Fowler and Alex Higdon break down the biggest winners from the 2026 NFL Combine, highlighting the prospects whose elite testing numbers and on-field drills sent their draft stock soaring ahead of the NFL Draft.Brad and Alex discuss why Jeremiah Love may have cemented himself as a top-5 pick after an explosive 4.36 forty at over 200 pounds, and how Mike Washington’s blazing 4.33 speed and elite jumps may have launched him into the Day 2 conversation.The guys dive into some of the most jaw-dropping athletic performances in Indianapolis, including quarterback Taylen Green’s historic testing numbers, wide receiver Brennan Thompson becoming the fastest player at the combine, and several explosive receivers like Chris Brazzell, Zachariah Branch, and Deion Burks who helped their draft stock with elite speed.They also analyze standout performances from the defensive side of the ball, including Sonny Styles’ freakish linebacker workout, Arvell Reese’s top-5 upside, and edge rushers David Bailey, and Malachi Lawrence who flashed rare size-speed combinations.The episode also highlights record-setting performances from defensive backs and tight ends, including Dylan Thieneman’s first-round caliber safety workout, D’Angelo Ponds’ elite 43.5" vertical, and tight ends Kenyon Sadiq and Eli Stowers, who led one of the most athletic TE groups ever recorded at the combine.From historic athletic testing to positional trends across the league, Brad and Alex break down which prospects helped themselves the most in Indianapolis and what it means for the 2026 NFL Draft.If you're looking for 2026 NFL Draft risers, NFL Combine winners, and in-depth draft analysis, this is the episode you want.Presented by Props.Cash👉 SeatGeek is the official ticketing app of Pint Glass Football Get $20 OFF your first purchase with code: PGFPOD🔊 Listen on your smart speakers — just say: “Alexa, play the latest episode of the Pint Glass Football Podcast” or “Hey Google, play the latest episode of the Pint Glass Football Podcast”🎧 Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio 📺 Watch on YouTube: @pintglassfootball 📰 Subscribe to the FREE PGF Newsletter (Top 25 Big Board dropping soon): pgfpodcast.substack.com 🎯 Follow on X: @PGFpodcast 🌐 Visit: pintglassfootball.com 📧 Email: pgfpodcast@gmail.com| Pint Glass Football Podcast

Hosts Brad Fowler and Alex Higdon break down the prospects who could skyrocket up draft boards at the 2026 NFL Combine, highlighting the players whose testing numbers, measurables, and on-field drills could dramatically change their NFL Draft outlook.Brad and Alex discuss why Kenyon Sadiq could put on an athletic showcase in Indianapolis, whether Jermod McCoy can prove he’s fully healthy after missing the 2025 season, and why Francis Mauigoa could answer key questions about his movement skills and positional projection.The guys also highlight several explosive athletes who could turn heads during testing, including Zavion Thomas, Dillon Thieneman, and dynamic playmaker Zachariah Branch, whose elite speed and agility could dramatically elevate his draft stock.They dive into under-the-radar prospects who have already flashed on tape, such as Emmanuel McNeil-Warren, Jacob Rodriguez, and Eli Stowers, breaking down why the combine could be the final step in confirming what scouts have seen on film.The episode also covers high-upside trench prospects like Monroe Freeling, Max Iheanachor, and disruptive defensive lineman Peter Woods, along with corners Brandon Cisse, D’Angelo Pounds, and Mansoor Delane, where key combine numbers like 40-yard dash times, arm length, and agility testing could significantly impact their draft projections.From elite testing expectations to positional value, athletic thresholds, and which prospects could surprise scouts in Indianapolis, this episode previews the players most likely to climb draft boards during the 2026 NFL Combine.If you’re looking for 2026 NFL Draft risers, NFL Combine prospects to watch, and in-depth draft analysis, this is the episode you want.Presented ByPresented by Props.CashTicket Partner👉 SeatGeek is the official ticketing app of Pint Glass FootballGet $20 OFF your first purchase with code: PGFPODListen On Smart Speakers🔊 Just say:“Alexa, play the latest episode of the Pint Glass Football Podcast”or“Hey Google, play the latest episode of the Pint Glass Football Podcast”Listen / Watch Pint Glass Football🎧 Apple Podcasts🎧 Spotify🎧 Amazon Music🎧 iHeartRadio📺 Watch on YouTube: @pintglassfootballJoin PGF Nation📰 Subscribe to the FREE PGF Newsletter (Top 25 Big Board dropping soon):pgfpodcast.substack.com🎯 Follow on X: @PGFpodcast🌐 Website: pintglassfootball.com📧 Email: pgfpodcast@gmail.com| Pint Glass Football Podcast

Hosts Brad Fowler and Alex Higdon reveal their Top 5 edge rusher rankings for the 2026 NFL Draft, breaking down the film, traits, production, and NFL projection of the most disruptive pass rushers in the class.Brad makes the case for Arvell Reese as EDGE1, explaining why his rare speed-to-power conversion, closing burst, and Micah Parsons-level versatility separate him from the field. Alex pushes back with his own rankings, setting up a debate over positional value, pass-rush polish vs. athletic upside, and which defender truly projects as a franchise-altering presence on Sundays.The guys dive into David Bailey and his nation-leading pressure rate, the complete two-way dominance of Zion Young, and the elite bend and SEC production of Cashius Howell. They also discuss the power, toughness, and disruptive motor of Rueben Bain Jr., plus why Akheem Mesidor and T. J. Parker just missed the cut despite dominant stretches of tape.From EDGE1 debates to scheme versatility, run-defense value, hand usage, pass-rush counters, and true three-down impact, this episode is built on film study and evaluation — not hype.If you’re looking for smart 2026 NFL Draft edge rusher rankings, in-depth pass rusher breakdowns, and real football analysis, this is the episode you want.Presented by Props.Cash👉 SeatGeek is the official ticketing app of Pint Glass FootballGet $20 OFF your first purchase with code: PGFPOD🔊 Listen on your smart speakers — just say: “Alexa, play the latest episode of the Pint Glass Football Podcast” or “Hey Google, play the latest episode of the Pint Glass Football Podcast”🎧 Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio📺 Watch on YouTube: @pintglassfootball📰 Subscribe to the FREE PGF Newsletter (Top 25 Big Board dropping soon): pgfpodcast.substack.com🎯 Follow on X: @PGFpodcast🌐 Visit: pintglassfootball.com📧 Email: pgfpodcast@gmail.com| Pint Glass Football Podcast

Presented by Props.CashHosts Brad Fowler and Alex Higdon reveal their Top 5 wide receiver rankings for the 2026 NFL Draft, breaking down the film, traits, and NFL projection of the most talented WR prospects in the class.Brad makes the case for Makai Lemon as WR1, explaining why his technician-level route running, physicality, and competitive edge separate him from the field. Alex counters with his own rankings, setting up a debate over ceiling vs. floor, polish vs. traits, and which receiver truly translates best to the NFL.The guys dive into Carnell Tate and his deep-ball ability and body control, the true X-receiver upside of Denzel Boston, and the rare size-speed profile of Chris Bell. They also discuss red-zone dominance and injury concerns surrounding Jordan Tyson, plus why Malachi Fields just missed the cut after an impressive Senior Bowl showing.From WR1 debates to scheme fits, contested catch ability, separation skills, and NFL-ready polish, this episode is built on film study and evaluation — not hype.If you’re looking for smart 2026 NFL Draft wide receiver rankings, in-depth player breakdowns, and real football analysis, this is the episode you want.👉 SeatGeek is the official ticketing app of Pint Glass FootballGet $20 OFF your first purchase with code: PGFPOD🔊 Listen on your smart speakers — just say: “Alexa, play the latest episode of the Pint Glass Football Podcast” or “Hey Google, play the latest episode of the Pint Glass Football Podcast”🎧 Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio📺 Watch on YouTube: @pintglassfootball📰 Subscribe to the FREE PGF Newsletter (Top 25 Big Board dropping soon): pgfpodcast.substack.com🎯 Follow on X: @PGFpodcast🌐 Visit: pintglassfootball.com📧 Email: pgfpodcast@gmail.com| Pint Glass Football Podcast

Hosts Brad Fowler and Alex Higdon recap Super Bowl LX between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots, delivering full game analysis of how Seattle’s dominant defense, pass rush, and field-position control secured the championship.In this Seahawks vs Patriots Super Bowl breakdown, we dive into Mike Macdonald’s aggressive defensive adjustments, including the six-play blitz stretch and heavy five-man fronts that caught New England off guard. Brad and Alex analyze how Seattle’s pass rush disrupted Drake Maye, why Josh McDaniels’ lack of in-game adjustments proved costly, and how too much straight drop-back passing played directly into the Seahawks’ strengths.The episode also examines Sam Darnold’s performance beyond the headlines — from turnover-worthy plays to his ability to escape multiple near-sacks — and why the Seahawks’ red-zone struggles kept the Patriots hanging around until the fourth quarter.Plus, we evaluate concerns about Will Campbell at left tackle after a rough rookie season and Super Bowl performance, and how rookies like Armand Membou and Kelvin Banks compared this season.Special teams and hidden yardage were major themes, as Seattle won the field-position battle with elite punting, mistake-free kicking, and zero turnovers. We also break down Cooper Kupp’s impact beyond the stat sheet, including his critical blocking in the run game that helped spring Kenneth Walker on the edge.Plus, Brad breaks down picks 13–32 of his NFL Mock Draft 1.0.Presented by Props.Cash👉 SeatGeek is the official ticketing app of Pint Glass FootballGet $20 OFF your first purchase with code: PGFPOD🔊 Listen on your smart speakers — just say:“Alexa, play the latest episode of the Pint Glass Football Podcast”or“Hey Google, play the latest episode of the Pint Glass Football Podcast”🎧 Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio📺 Watch on YouTube: @pintglassfootball📰 Subscribe to the FREE PGF Newsletter: pgfpodcast.substack.com🎯 Follow on X: @PGFpodcast🌐 Visit: pintglassfootball.com📧 Email: pgfpodcast@gmail.com| Pint Glass Football Podcast

Hosts Brad Fowler and Alex Higdon break down Super Bowl LX between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots, diving deep into the matchups, game-deciding themes, and the betting angles that matter most.We examine Seattle’s pass rush vs. Drake Maye, Mike Macdonald’s history against young quarterbacks, and why this game projects as a low-scoring, field-position battle. Plus, we spotlight key matchups like Christian Gonzalez vs. Jaxon Smith-Njigba, and identify the true X-factors who could swing the Super Bowl with one play.From Rashid Shaheed’s game-breaking return ability to Marcus Jones as New England’s momentum weapon, we cover the special teams and turnover angles that often decide tight Super Bowls.The episode wraps with best Super Bowl prop bets, FanDuel MVP odds, and Brad and Alex's official Super Bowl predictions, including:Final score pickSpread and total betsFavorite prop bets and long-shot MVP playsIf you’re looking for smart Super Bowl analysis, betting insight, and matchup-driven football talk, this is the episode you want before kickoff.👉 SeatGeek is the official ticketing app of Pint Glass Football Get $20 OFF your first purchase with code: PGFPOD🔊 Listen on your smart speakers — just say: “Alexa, play the latest episode of the Pint Glass Football Podcast” or “Hey Google, play the latest episode of the Pint Glass Football Podcast”🎧 Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio 📺 Watch on YouTube: @pintglassfootball 📰 Subscribe to the FREE PGF Newsletter: pgfpodcast.substack.com 🎯 Follow on X: @PGFpodcast 🌐 Visit: pintglassfootball.com 📧 Email: pgfpodcast@gmail.com| Pint Glass Football Podcast

Hosts Brad Fowler and Alex Higdon break down the biggest Senior Bowl standouts and the prospects who may be climbing NFL Draft boards after strong performances in Mobile.Then we dive into Brad’s NFL Mock Draft 1.0, breaking down picks 1–12, with Alex debating several of the selections, challenging team fits, and questioning how the board could shift as the draft process unfolds.From rising prospects to early draft debates, this episode sets the stage for the 2026 NFL Draft conversation.👉 SeatGeek is the official ticketing app of Pint Glass FootballGet $20 OFF your first purchase with code: PGFPOD🔊 Listen on your smart speakers — just say:“Alexa, play the latest episode of the Pint Glass Football Podcast” or “Hey Google, play the latest episode of the Pint Glass Football Podcast”🎧 Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio📺 Watch on YouTube: @pintglassfootball📰 Subscribe to the FREE PGF Newsletter: pgfpodcast.substack.com🎯 Follow on X: @PGFpodcast🌐 Visit: pintglassfootball.com📧 Email: pgfpodcast@gmail.com| Pint Glass Football Podcast