The Daily Spit-take

The playoff picture is almost set. Why it's better to lose the AFC North than win the division. And what happened to parody in this league.

We dive into the filmography of some of the least talked about Coen brothers' classics like Blood Simple, Barton Fink, Millers Crossing, and more. What separates their talent and skill from current filmmakers.

A new tradition begins in the NFL with multiple Christmas Day games. Saturday is make or break for three teams. Week 17 picks and which team will have to make the Earth move to make the playoffs.

The return of Saturday football. The nonsense that was the Falcons and the Jets this week. Maybe the two worst prime time games of the season.

The current NFL playoff picture comes into focus. What it takes to clench a playoff spot. The Falcons make a bold decision. And the update to a wild and crazy Picks segment.

The biggest announcement, the highlights of the show, and why this was the best version of this show yet.

We head into the last quarter of the season with three huge matchups, a quarterly Picks recap, and we even threw in our Game Awards predictions.

Two of the best match-ups of the year, a complete breakdown of which teams statistically can actually be considered Super Bowl contenders, and another triumph for the Picks segment.

On the 30th anniversary of the Sony PlayStation, it's time to recognize the best the platform has to offer through the years by comparing various lists between critics and fans. Let's celebrate the impact of the games discussed on this podcast.

Full slate of NFL games. Shoot out in Cincinnati. Snow games in Green Bay and Buffalo and another lead change in the Picks segment.

Future plans and updates for the podcast, while reflecting on the previous episodes in under 10 minutes.

The AFC North and NFC North have major questions that need to be answered this weekend. A favorite in the NFC must take its last stand. And the earliest Picks segment so far.

A disaster in New York, and the Jets weren't involved. Kansas City refuses to dominate, and the end of the 49ers. An epic failure for the Picks segment.

The week before Thanksgiving games is much lighter, but is full of top-tier matchups, including three possible games of the week, and a major streak is on the line.

Two games that should not be talked about, why a division could possibly have three playoff teams and a big update regarding the picks segment.

Let's talk about what the Game Awards got right, what they can improve on in the future and why their game of the year list is going to influence every other game of the year content.

We have the game of the year, the best slate of 4 o'clock games, and possibly a ghost in a picks segment.

It's time to admit I was wrong about one NFL team. A bold statement about the state of NFL broadcast and the picks recap.

A PlayStation 4 Pro owner's thoughts on why you should consider passing on the PlayStation 5 Pro and who the upgraded system is designed for.

It's a data driven episode as we begin talking about the two best teams statistically, and they're not who you think they are. NFL trade day recap, and where the picks stand now.

We get a preview of possibly what the NFC Championship game will look like. Can the Baltimore Ravens lose two in a row and a sneaky good Sunday night football contest.

We've reached the midway point of our season, and we have data to discuss in regards to the Mind, Money, Spirit Picks this year. Two teams now have the possibility of changing their narrative.

It's time to break down a list of what critics considers the best games of this decade, which games I would remove and what is missing from this current list.

A great week of games has been reduced to injury bowls and lackluster primetime games.

Separation Sunday as we saw 3 teams showcase why they're contenders, updated trade discussions, and a first for the Mind, Money, Spirit Picks segment this year.