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NFL teams search for value as free agency looms—could Marcus Mariota, Jahan Dotson, or Greg Dulcich become this year’s breakout bargain? Joe Marino and Kyle Crabbs spotlight key under-the-radar free agents on offense, focusing on quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, tight ends, and offensive linemen poised to outperform their next contracts. From Sam Howell’s curious market fall to Brian Robinson’s complementary potential and Jerome Ford’s untapped upside, the Draft Dudes dissect which names could deliver big returns without breaking the bank. Should teams invest in injury-risk talents like Elijah Vera-Tucker or take a shot on versatile role players like Jermaine Eluemunor and Cade Mays? Position battles, special teams value, and the dynamics of restricted free agents like Keaton Mitchell and Jake Bobo fuel a lively scouting conversation. Don’t miss insight into the best economical swings as NFL front offices look for the next hidden gem. Everydayer Club   If you never miss an episode, it’s time to ma

Fernando Mendoza emerges as the clear frontrunner for the 2026 NFL Draft’s number one quarterback, while Ty Simpson’s projection sparks debate—will quarterback depth surprise or disappoint in this class? Joe Marino and Kyle Crabbs dissect bold mock draft scenarios, question the Vikings’ draft strategy, and explore how prospect age affects a team’s roster building philosophy. Pre-snap reads lose their edge as post-snap processing reshapes the quarterback evaluation landscape. The duo tackles Patriots’ offensive line buzz, Will Campbell’s role, and whether Mike McDaniel can launch the Chargers to an NFL-leading offense with Justin Herbert’s dual-threat skill set. Rapid food takes round out the show, comparing S-tier yeast rolls, pumpernickel, and rye for some unexpected culinary controversy. Which teams, players, and flavors rise to the top? Everydayer Club   If you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Join the Locked On Everydayer Club and get ad-free audio, access to our members-only Discord,

NFL franchise tag season sparks tough decisions—are top stars like George Pickens, Kyle Pitts, and Breece Hall facing surprise tags, extensions, or a trip to the open market? Joe Marino and Kyle Crabbs break down why the franchise tag is losing favor across the league and debate which high-profile players actually warrant this costly one-year commitment. Key topics include the shifting economics of tag values for positions like quarterback, wide receiver, and cornerback, the strategic advantages (and pitfalls) of early extensions, and which teams might regret passing over the fifth-year option or making expensive tag moves. Team-building philosophies for the Dallas Cowboys, Baltimore Ravens, and New York Jets come into focus as the hosts spotlight emerging trends, questionable front office tactics, and why the future of the tag may hang in the balance. Will front offices adapt—or get left behind as player leverage grows? Everydayer Club   If you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Join the L

Which NFL teams boast the strongest young core with top talent still on rookie contracts? Joe Marino and Kyle Crabbs sort through every franchise, revealing how draft hauls from 2023 to 2025 have set up the Detroit Lions, Seattle Seahawks, Los Angeles Rams, Houston Texans, Philadelphia Eagles, and Los Angeles Chargers for future dominance. Find out which teams soared to the top by scoring big in the draft, and which clubs—like the Minnesota Vikings, Denver Broncos, and Kansas City Chiefs—face concerns due to a lack of rookie contract production.Key segments spotlight impactful young stars such as Jahmyr Gibbs, Sam LaPorta, Puka Nacua, Devon Witherspoon, and Jalen Carter, while breaking down why the Seahawks' recent draft classes have redefined team building. The discussion raises tough questions: Are the Rams the NFL's masters of late-round value? Can the Vikings reverse their slide under draft capital woes? Hear the full breakdown and discover which front offices are hitting or missing in the modern NFL.Ever

AFC West teams scramble for a strong rookie contract nucleus—are the Chiefs and Raiders falling behind in the NFL’s youth race? Joe Marino and Kyle Crabbs spotlight key young talents like Rashee Rice, Xavier Worthy, and Brock Bowers while pointing out glaring depth concerns and uncertain futures. The Chargers, Broncos, and Raiders juggle projections and hope, with names like Tuli Tuipulotu, Marvin Mims, and Tyree Wilson signaling both promise and peril.NFC East and South teams flex their emerging stars—can the Eagles' lineup with Jalen Carter, Quinyon Mitchell, and Cooper DeJean build dominance before payday dilemmas hit? Rookies like Malik Nabers (Giants), Bijan Robinson (Falcons), and Bryce Young (Panthers) feature in each franchise’s core group, but roster construction remains a high-wire act. Discussion includes franchise tag rumors, high-impact O-line prospects, and which squads have the most enviable young talent. Is this the dawn of a new contender era—or will veteran moves still rule?Everydayer Club  

AFC teams battle for roster supremacy as rookie contracts reshape team-building strategies—are the Jaguars boasting the best young nucleus, or can the Texans and Steelers challenge their depth? Joe Marino and Kyle Crabbs dissect rookie contract collections across the AFC, spotlighting breakout starters like CJ Stroud, Will Anderson, Joey Poter, Zay Flowers, and Cam Ward, while questioning the value of projected stars like Travis Hunter.Major topics include which franchises maximize cost-controlled talent, why teams like the Dolphins struggle with limited draft capital, and how O-line and defensive youth impact long-term roster flexibility. Analysis covers key picks such as Joey Porter Jr., Keanu Benton, Peter Skoronsski, and De'Von Achane, alongside role players and future contributors. Debate heats up as hosts compare Jaguars’ draft hits to Texans’ starters and Steelers’ emerging depth—whose rookie contract core sets up a future Super Bowl run?Everydayer Club  If you never miss an episode, it’s time to make

Fernando Mendoza draws bold comparisons as the best quarterback prospect since Joe Burrow—can he live up to the hype for the Raiders? Joe Marino and Kyle Crabbs dissect Mendoza’s cerebral prowess, pre-snap processing, and rapid rise up the draft boards. The conversation spotlights the evolution of recent quarterback classes, contrasting Mendoza with heavyweights like Trevor Lawrence and Caleb Williams, while examining what sets his game apart from elite NFL talent.Major topics include the projected crash of the wide receiver market, Calais Campbell’s possible move to the Green Bay Packers, and the intriguing prospect of eight new division winners in the next NFL season. The hosts tackle heated takes on draft-and-retain team-building philosophy, analyze the most notable head coach snubs, and highlight which Ohio State stars could break into the 2026 NFL Draft top 5. Is Fernando Mendoza truly this generation’s can’t-miss QB?Everydayer Club  If you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Join the L

NFL front offices face high-stakes decisions as fifth-year option deadlines loom for the 2023 first-round class. Should teams lock in rising stars like C.J. Stroud, Bijan Robinson, and Jalen Carter, or maintain cap flexibility in an unpredictable market? The debate heats up as Joe Marino and Kyle Crabbs scrutinize the tough calls, breaking down contract tiers, positional value quirks, and the ripple effects on future extensions.Key topics include Bryce Young’s uncertain future with the Carolina Panthers, the financial upside of pro-ready talents like Paris Johnson Jr. and Devon Witherspoon, and the growing market for elite running backs. The hosts spotlight flawed system incentives that impact players like Jack Campbell and Tyler Linderbaum while previewing which prospects can command extension-worthy deals. Can teams maximize value without risking long-term roster stability? Don’t miss this essential discussion for anyone following NFL contract strategy and player development.Everydayer Club  If you never mi

NFL teams with deep pockets might be in for disappointment—this year’s free agent market for offensive and defensive linemen is thinner than expected. Joe Marino and Kyle Crabbs scrutinize the trenches, spotlighting possible big earners like Tyler Linderbaum, Rasheed Walker, and Jalen Phillips, and debating which linemen are worth a lucrative extension versus a riskier reclamation project. Will teams target young upside swings like Zion Johnson, Dylan Parham, or Trevor Penning, or lean on seasoned vets hoping for a resurgence?Free agency buzz heats up with debate over franchise tags, re-signings, and how salary-cap giants like the Tennessee Titans and Las Vegas Raiders can maximize limited options. The conversation covers potential shifts for teams like the Green Bay Packers and Baltimore Ravens, hidden value among backup linemen and versatile interior players, plus which edge rushers—from Boye Mafe to Odafe Oweh—could command top dollar. Are extensions the real headline of the offseason?Everydayer Club  If y

The 2026 NFL free agent market heats up as linebacker legends like Damario Davis, Lavonte David, and Bobby Wagner face pivotal decisions—can these veterans still anchor an elite defense, or will rising stars like Alex Anzalone and Leo Chenal seize the spotlight? Joe Marino and Kyle Crabbs break down the top linebacker, cornerback, and safety options, spotlighting injury concerns, positional versatility, and high-upside bargains that could reshape team strategies. Who deserves a premium contract, and which familiar names might be due for a surprising comeback?From Cordale Flott’s emerging value to Seattle Seahawks’ looming decisions on Tariq Woolen and ancillary defenders, no roster stone goes unturned. The conversation also tackles the controversial proposal to allow teams to trade future draft picks up to five years out—could this unleash unprecedented risk in NFL front offices? Get insider analysis on the potential market-shifting moves and the underrated defensive playmakers poised for breakout seasons.Eve

Seattle Seahawks claim Super Bowl glory with defensive dominance and Mike Macdonald’s breakout as head coach. Can Seattle sustain this new era of success and keep their powerhouse roster intact?Joe Marino and Kyle Crabbs break down the Seahawks’ emphatic win, spotlighting Sam Darnold’s redemption arc, Kenneth Walker’s MVP performance, and Michael Dixon’s elite punting that changed the field position battle. The conversation shifts to the New England Patriots’ turnaround under Mike Vrabel, Drake Maye’s puzzling postseason regression, and tough roster decisions ahead for both franchises—like the potential departure of Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker. The Draft Dudes also preview key draft strategies, possible splash trades for Maxx Crosby, New England’s wide receiver needs, and Kyle Crabbs’s fresh mock draft with risers like Carnell Tate and looming questions about sustainable team building.Are the Seahawks set for a dynasty? Will the Patriots’ calculated rebuild yield playoff consistency?Kyle’s Mock: https://ato

Patriots and Seahawks lock horns in a Super Bowl 60 showdown marked by fierce defensive duels and high-stakes quarterback questions. Can Drake Maye power New England’s offense past Seattle’s relentless front led by Byron Murphy and Leonard Williams, or will Sam Darnold and JSN expose the Patriots' vulnerabilities? Red zone struggles, turnover battles, and the X-factor potential of Rashid Shaheed and Ken Walker amplify the tension as both teams chase championship glory.Joe Marino and Kyle Crabbs break down key matchups, from New England’s patched-up O-line to Seattle’s opportunistic offense and league-best run defense. The hosts debate player props, game totals, and Vrabel’s game plan, weighing whether low-scoring grit or explosive plays will decide the winner. Who thrives under pressure, and which unit tips the scales in the ultimate test of playoff football?Everydayer Club  If you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Join the Locked On Everydayer Club and get ad-free audio, access to our mem

NFL head coaching shakeups loom as Joe Marino and Kyle Crabbs debate which franchises could see a sideline reboot next season. With Jeff Stoutland stepping down in Philadelphia and top offensive line coaches like Bill Callahan on the move, are teams equipped to handle these transitions? The hosts spotlight coaching hot seats for the Dallas Cowboys, Cleveland Browns, Carolina Panthers, and more—could Andy Reid’s run with the Kansas City Chiefs be nearing its end?Joe Marino and Kyle Crabbs also tackle the elusive Super Bowl dreams of the Jacksonville Jaguars, Detroit Lions, Houston Texans, and Cleveland Browns. Which team will reach the big stage first? Conversations heat up with debates over Heinz Ward’s Hall of Fame case, the potential fallout if the NFL Draft shifts before free agency, and why Super Bowl rematches may be overrated. Don’t miss these bold takes on the league’s shifting power dynamics.Everydayer Club  If you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Join the Locked On Everydayer Clu

NFL free agency looms as top offensive names spark fierce debate—will stars like Saquon Barkley, George Pickens, and Kyle Pitts actually hit the open market, or will savvy teams lock them down before chaos ensues? Joe Marino and Kyle Crabbs break down the ripple effects for quarterback-needy teams, spotlighting the futures of Daniel Jones, Aaron Rodgers, and intriguing bridge options such as Marcus Mariota, Trey Lance, and Kenny Pickett.Running back and tight end markets get a thorough examination—can Travis Etienne, Kenneth Walker, and Breece Hall command top dollar in a crowded field? Is the franchise tag destined for Kyle Pitts, or will post-injury veterans like Zach Ertz and David Njoku test free agency? At wide receiver, massive volume producers like Wan’Dale Robinson and Romeo Doubs offer potential value, while George Pickens’ breakout sparks contract conundrums for the Dallas Cowboys. Don’t miss this packed preview of NFL free agency’s next bombshell moves.Everydayer Club  If you never miss an episode,

Minnesota Vikings shake up their front office, parting ways with GM Kwesi Adofo-Mensah amid roster uncertainty and questionable draft results. With just four surefire starters out of 28 draft picks and costly trades—including the notorious Lewis Cine deal with the Detroit Lions—fans are left questioning what's next for this franchise. Did misfires at quarterback and missed opportunities with Sam Darnold, Daniel Jones, and even Aaron Rodgers seal Kwesi's fate?Joe Marino and Kyle Crabbs spotlight the Vikings’ recent struggles, dissecting the influence of head coach Kevin O'Connell and defensive coordinator Brian Flores on the team's direction. They debate the NFL’s best timing for a GM change, break down candidate options from traditional football minds to analytics leaders, and examine how Minnesota’s spending spree failed to boost on-field success. Can the Vikings find a GM who brings stability and maximizes the potential of this talented coaching staff?Everydayer Club  If you never miss an episode, it’s time

Head coaching carousel halts as Klint Kubiak heads to the Las Vegas Raiders and Mike LaFleur lands with the Arizona Cardinals—setting the tone for two franchises desperate for direction. Can Kubiak ignite Fernando Mendoza’s star potential with the Raiders' revamped offense, bolstered by Brock Bowers and Michael Mayer? Meanwhile, LaFleur faces skepticism in Arizona, with Joe Marino and Kyle Crabbs questioning whether the "scheme hire" trend will finally pay off for the Cardinals amid leadership concerns and a divided fan base.The Draft Dudes break down the ripple effects across the NFL, spotlighting playoff pressure for Joe Brady and the Buffalo Bills, debates over long coaching leashes for Jim Harbaugh with the New York Giants, and speculation on one-and-done candidates like Todd Monken in Cleveland. With playoff aspirations and rebuilding missions underway, which franchises are truly built for sustainable success in 2025 and beyond?Everydayer Club  If you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official.

Should the Kansas City Chiefs embrace a rebuild or stay aggressive with Patrick Mahomes still in his prime? Joe Marino and Kyle Crabbs debate whether Kansas City should move on from veterans like Travis Kelce and Chris Jones to reset for the future, or continue maximizing Mahomes’ championship window now. They explore possible trades, cap strategies, and why intentionally tanking rarely works in the NFL.Key draft and free agency storylines heat up as coaching vacancies linger, with insights on the Rams’ long-term roster planning and whether the Indianapolis Colts should target Malik Willis to bolster their quarterback room. Hot topics also include the NFL’s development issues, creative team-building strategies, and the impact of iconic players like Terrell Owens and Bill Belichick on Hall of Fame debates. Don’t miss the Draft Dudes’ spirited breakdowns and sharp predictions as the offseason frenzy kicks into high gear.Everydayer Club  If you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Join the Locke

Cleveland Browns shake up the NFL with their controversial Todd Monken hire, sparking drama and uncertainty about Jim Schwartz’s future. Top coaching candidates pull out, leaving the Browns to juggle personality tests, homework assignments, and ripple effects for their roster. Can Monken revive an offense riddled with questions at quarterback and offensive line, while Pro Bowl talents like DeSean Watson and Quinshon Junkins battle adversity? Will Schwartz’s apparent exit derail the Browns’ defensive strengths heading into the new season?Joe Marino and Kyle Crabbs revisit their preseason bold bets, breaking down standout predictions and unexpected misses across the NFL landscape. From the rise of the “Peyton Barber Club” to surprise stats for stars like Kalushakir, Dalton Kincaid, and C.J. Stroud, the hosts offer sharp accountability and insight. Are head coaching jobs across the league more unattractive than ever, and who nailed the boldest take this season? Get the latest team-building analysis on Locked On

Buffalo Bills shake up their future, tabbing Joe Brady as head coach in the wake of Sean McDermott’s departure—but is a "McDermott-ectomy" enough to push Josh Allen and the offense past its playoff ceiling? Joe Marino and Kyle Crabbs analyze the franchise’s gamble on continuity, spotlighting the new power dynamic with Brandon Beane at the helm and pondering if keeping things “in the family” is the answer Bills Mafia desperately wants. Coaching chaos sweeps the NFL as the Denver Broncos and New York Jets make eyebrow-raising staff decisions, while Mike McDaniel’s move to the Los Angeles Chargers opens the door for Justin Herbert’s creative reinvention. Plus, controversy erupts as Bill Belichick is snubbed as a first-ballot Hall of Famer—did the voters make themselves the story? Catch sharp takes on Jim Leonhard’s coordinator candidacy, the wild OC carousel, and how surprise staffing moves could redefine NFL team-building this offseason. Everydayer Club   If you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it offic

Daniel Jeremiah’s first NFL mock draft shakes up expectations—are Spencer Fano and Francis Mauigoa future franchise tackles, or simply beneficiaries of a thin class? Joe Marino and Kyle Crabbs react to the surprising top picks, from Ohio State defenders dominating the board (Sonny Styles, Caleb Downs) to late-first round drops for Alabama’s Kadyn Proctor and Clemson’s Peter Woods. Has positional value trumped true top-10 talent, and which risers could transform rebuilding teams?Locked On NFL Scouting breaks down key storylines, including the wide receiver class’s upside, the emergence of Lee Hunter at Senior Bowl week, and the impact of medical red flags for prospects like Jermod McCoy. Discover which players have real star potential—Jordyn Tyson, Carnell Tate—and which might be inflated by team needs. Don’t miss exclusive insights on team fits, draft surprises, and why the 2025 class could challenge conventional draft wisdom.DJ Mock: https://www.nfl.com/news/daniel-jeremiah-2026-nfl-mock-draft-1-0Everydayer