Sixthstringqb Marc and Ben

Russell Wilson almost lost a game on a safety.  The NFL Gods hate healthy players.  Marc's love for Teddy B continues to grow.  All this with a new host leading the charge for this episode.  So much to cover as Marc and Ben talk about this wild week 2 in the NFL

Football is finally back, and so are we! In their long-awaited return, Marc and Ben break down a crazy Week 1, including how this week's results impacted the playoff and MVP races. They also debate whether Ravens-Raiders was the craziest game ever and predict who is most likely to pull a 2020 Jaguars.

This week’s interview is another great one, with former Rutgers and current Vikings long snapper Andrew DePaola joining the pod. He talks about his time playing for multiple iconic head coaches as well as detailing the life of a long snapper. After the interview, Marc and Ben recap the draft, hitting on the biggest steals and reaches. They also name their biggest winners and losers and grade their team’s drafts.

After a short hiatus, SixthStringQB is back with another awesome interview. This week, it’s new Chiefs fullback Michael Burton, who breaks down his reasoning for signing with the team as well as joking with the boys about other great topics. After the interview, Marc and Ben break down the biggest storylines of the past couple weeks before giving you the ultimate draft preview. They hit on the top quarterbacks, players who could fall, and each give a couple scalding hot takes.

A big trade shook up the NFL this week, and Marc and Ben are here to break it down for you. They dissect the move from every angle to determine how Ben and the rest of Panthers Nation should feel about their new quarterback. Later, they hit on the most unlikeable coach in the NFL, the most likeable player of all time, and argue for changing the MVP award.

Former actor and legendary football player Kevin "The Benchwarmer" Madden joins the boys for another awesome episode. Along with answering questions about himself and his Cowboys, Kevin helps Marc and Ben dissect all the latest NFL news. Then, they look at which single-season records are most likely to fall with 17 game seasons starting next year.