Inside The Huddle

Neil Reynolds, Jeff Reinebold and Brian Baldinger look back on the Conference Championship games and discuss what this latest defeat means for Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers. They also react to the news that Deshaun Watson wants out of the Houston Texans and ponder why Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy didn't get a head coaching job for the 2021 NFL season.

As well as previewing Championship Sunday's mouth-watering matchups, Neil Reynolds, Jeff Reinebold and Brian Baldinger take a closer look at the latest NFL head coaching cycle and debate why there continues to be a lack of opportunities for black coaches.

Neil Reynolds, Jeff Reinebold and Brian Baldinger are joined this week by Around The NFL's Marc Sessler, who reacts to his Cleveland Browns' Wild Card win over the Pittsburgh Steelers, while they also discuss Deshaun Watson trade rumours, react to the Philadelphia Eagles' firing of head coach Doug Pederson and look ahead to the divisional round of the NFL playoffs.

Brian Baldinger joins Neil Reynolds and Jeff Reinebold to look ahead to the first ever six-game Super Wild Card Weekend in the NFL, previewing each game, while they also discuss Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski's absence due to Covid-19 and look at the fallout from the Philadelphia Eagles' controversial loss to Washington in the final game of the regular season.

Brian Baldinger joins Neil Reynolds and Jeff Reinebold to preview the final weekend of the 2020 regular season and discuss all the various playoff implications, while they also look at the NFL's move towards a 17-game regular season in 2021.

Join Neil Reynolds, Jeff Reinebold and Brian Baldinger as they give out some 'gifts' to the most deserving in the NFL, play some festive parlour games and pick out their dream Christmas dinner guests.

Brian Baldinger joins Neil Reynolds and Jeff Reinebold to pick their 2020 NFL season award winners, including whether it should be Patrick Mahomes or Aaron Rodgers who wins league MVP? Plus, Hall of Fame cornerback Rod Woodson joins the show to look back at his storied NFL career, including his Super Bowl winning run with the Baltimore Ravens in 2000.

Around The NFL's Gregg Rosenthal joins Neil Reynolds and Jeff Reinebold to discuss the change at quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles, the Washington Football Team's playoff hopes and give their surprises of the season so far, while we also hear from Will Bryce, head of football development at NFL UK.

Brian Baldinger joins Neil Reynolds and Jeff Reinebold to discuss the possibility of the NFL moving into a bubble for the remainder of the season, they look at Matt Patricia's firing in Detroit and look at which other head coaches are on the hot seat.

After Kyler Murray's stunning Hail Mary touchdown pass to DeAndre Hopkins last Sunday, Neil Reynolds, Jeff Reinebold and Vince Young discuss some of the other greatest finishes in the game, while they also react to the NFL's tightening of their Covid-19 restrictions, as well as injuries to Drew Brees and Teddy Bridgewater.

Taking inspiration from The Masters, Neil Reynolds, Jeff Reinebold and Vince Young discuss the NFL's clubhouse leaders, debate which teams are in the rough and what draft picks have proven to be a hole in one...

Neil Reynolds is joined by former Tennessee Titans quarterback Vince Young and Jeff Reinebold to discuss the latest NFL news, reflect on a quiet Trade Deadline day and look at what the future holds for a group of quarterbacks in the league that have yet to completely convince.

Rob Ryan and Jeff Reinebold join Neil Reynolds to discuss the Chicago Bears' continued struggles on offence, the Dallas Cowboys' coaching issues and problems with the New England Patriots after losing three straight.

Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers chats to Neil Reynolds on his eagerness to play a game in the U.K, the team's impressive start to the season and his 2020 Draft reaction. Plus, Brian Baldinger and Rob Ryan discuss unrest in the Cowboys camp, Miami's move to start Tua Tagovailoa and coaching 'genius' Mike Vrabel.

NFL Network reporter Steve Wyche joins Neil Reynolds to discuss the significance of Black History Month and the league's issues with diversity at coaching and general manager positions. Rob Ryan and Jeff Reinebold also chat Dak Prescott's devastating injury, Alex Smith's remarkable return, Jimmy Garoppolo's struggles and more.

Neil, Rob and Jeff discuss the early season Bill O’Brien firing, the latest Covid news before going Inside The Game on the Cleveland Browns rushing attack. They round up the pod with their Week 5 picks and a preview of what’s ahead this weekend

Neil, Rob and Jeff discuss the Steelers @ Titans game postponement, what’s going on between Dallas ownership and their Quarterback, before going inside the mentality of comebacks and breaking down the Chiefs successful game plan against the Ravens. Then they round of the pod with their week 5 predictions

Neil is joined by Brian Baldinger, Rob Ryan, NFL UKs head of player development Will Bryce and his Podcast partner Jeff Reinebold to look back at all of week 2, including the big name injuries that swept through the league, coaches being fined for not wearing masks, Germany’s Jakob Johnson’s 1st TD, before going Inside The Game and questioning some coaching time management decisions, before wrapping up the bumper podcast with a week 3 preview and their PICK’EM picks

Neil, Jeff and Rob Ryan discuss the latest news from around the league, including the big injury concerns for the Saints. Then they delve deep Inside The Game as they discuss the coaching errors from week 1, before rounding off the podcast with some humble pie and their game picks for week 2!

Tom Brady, Cam Newton - will they be a 'hit' or 'miss' with their new teams for 2020? Neil Reynolds, Rob Ryan and Jeff Reinebold look at the big-name movers in the offseason, discuss Jadeveon Clowney's payday with the Titans and Von Miller's season-ending injury in Denver.