Football has returned, which means Matt, Will, Brandon, and Chase are back behind the microphones for another season of arguing about the most reasonable and emotionally stable division in football: the NFC East. After an offseason full of free-agent signings, draft picks, coaching changes, roster shakeups, and the usual amount of NFC East optimism, the guys reconvene to figure out where the Eagles, Commanders, Giants, and Cowboys actually stand heading into the 2026 season. The episode kicks off with an offseason review, as each host breaks down his team’s — the addition, draft pick, or decision that has him most excited heading into Week 1. Whether it was a questionable signing, a player who walked out the door, a draft decision, or simply something the front office failed to address, nobody gets through the offseason unscathed. Then it’s time to put predictions on the record. Matt, Will, Brandon, and Chase give their for their teams and explain how they think the NFC East will shake out. Who wins the division? Who grabs a Wild Card spot? Who disappoints? And, most importantly, which host is going to spend the next four months pretending he never made his preseason prediction? Finally, the guys turn their attention to Week 1, where the NFL schedule wastes absolutely no time giving Six Sundays two NFC East rivalry games. The Washington Commanders travel to Philadelphia to face the Eagles in a matchup that immediately gives both teams a chance to make an early statement in the division. The guys break down the biggest matchups, what each team needs to do to win, and whether Washington can walk into Philadelphia and spoil the Eagles’ opener. Then it’s Cowboys-Giants under the lights in New York. Dallas and New York renew one of the division’s oldest rivalries, with both teams looking to establish what kind of season they’re about to have. Can the Giants start the year by knocking off Dallas, or will the Cowboys once again leave New York with an early divisional win? The episode closes with everyone making their picks for both games — and officially beginning another season of keeping receipts.
Episode 103: An Unforgivable Blunder
Episode 104 of Six Sundays: An NFC East Podcast is here, and the NFC East continues to find new and creative ways to lose football games! Chase, Brandon, and Matt break down a chaotic Week 5, starting with the Commanders and Giants’ incredibly frustrating tie and Washington’s disastrous late-game decision-making. The Eagles suffer another heartbreaking collapse against the Jaguars in London, while the Cowboys’ offense falls flat in a surprising loss to the Buccaneers. With questionable coaching decisions, mounting injuries, and frustration across the division, the guys debate which NFC East coaches are officially on the hot seat.
Looking ahead to Week 6, the crew previews all four NFC East matchups: Saints at Giants, Panthers at Eagles, Cowboys at Packers, and Commanders at 49ers. With the division still wide open, the guys debate who’s best positioned to take control, whether any of these teams are legitimate playoff contenders, and just how much faith they have left in their quarterbacks and coaches. Plus, things get heated over Jayden Daniels, Jalen Hurts, and the future of the NFC East!
Episode 103: A Week One Monologue
Chase is flying solo this week as the rest of the Six Sundays crew takes the night off. He takes the mic to break down all the NFC East action from Week 1, including the Commanders’ battle with the Eagles and the Cowboys-Giants showdown. Then, it’s on to Week 2 as he previews Eagles at Titans, Giants at Rams, and a big NFC East matchup with the Commanders heading to Dallas to take on the Cowboys. One host, three games to preview, and absolutely no one around to tell Chase he’s wrong.
Episode 101: Walmart Internet
Chase welcomes back Lachman and introduces new guest Carter as the crew opens with the Bengals thumping the Cardinals and the familiar frustration of Cincinnati only looking lethal once the season’s already cooked—plus a spirited debate on whether changes need to start with Zac Taylor or the front office. From there, Carter breaks down a bruising Chargers loss defined by protection issues and a battered QB, while still keeping the big-picture outlook surprisingly optimistic thanks to young weapons, sneaky defensive standouts, and hope for next year. The show then swings into NFC East chaos, where the Giants stumble into an “unfortunate win” amid tanking discourse and front office anger, before finishing this stretch with the Eagles surviving a rainy, defense-led slugfest against the Bills—and the crew unloading on conservative second-half playcalling, the two-point decision, and who actually deserves blame. Our review section ends with Will and Chase going over dreary Christmas day game between the two once proud franchises. We end the show reviewing the Bengals, Chargers, and NFC East games. Thank you for listeneing!
Episode 100: Curse Broken
The boys are back for their 100th episode and the a team has won the NFC East in back to back years for the first time in a long time – Go Birds! We get off to a depressing start with Brandon talking about the Giants loss to the Vikings and Will lamenting the Cowboys blowout loss to the Chargers before getting into the Eagles/Commanders game featuring 2 point conversions and kicker issues. We then preview next weeks games, where the Giants and Raiders prepare to battle for the #1 pick, the Eagles get ready to face Josh Allen (we think) in some potentially bad Buffalo weather and Cowboys come to DC to play the Commanders in a matchup of disappointing seasons. Thanks for listening, and like and subscribe to catch the next 100 episodes!
Episode 99: Will’s Hudl Tape
The boys are back as the NFL enters the final stretch of the 2025 season, and tensions across the NFC East are reaching a breaking point. Matt opens the show by breaking down a much-needed get-right performance from the Eagles, who dominate a reeling Raiders team in convincing fashion. Will then pulls no punches, calling season on the Cowboys after their demoralizing loss to J.J. McCarthy and the Vikings—a defeat that may linger well beyond Week 15.
Brandon and Chase take the reins for this week’s Six Sundays matchup, recapping the Commanders–Giants showdown in a game best described as a movable object colliding with a stoppable force. As playoff hopes fade and draft implications loom, the conversation turns from what was to what’s next.
In this week’s previews, Vegas weighs in as the Cowboys open as favorites against the Chargers, while Brandon makes the case for the Giants pulling off a win over the Vikings. The show wraps with another pivotal Six Sundays preview, as the Eagles and Commanders square off in a matchup that could shape the NFC East down the stretch.
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Episode 98: Jinx Off
The boys are back, and we start off hot with Matt defending why this wasn’t such a bad loss for the Eagles — though Chase, Brandon, and Will aren’t buying it. We give Chase a break by skipping over the Minnesota game and instead dive into a scholarly debate on what truly separates a Super Bowl favorite from a contender, revisit some of his past takes, and ask where the Commanders go from here. Will breaks down the never-ending roller coaster that is the Dallas Cowboys and gets into a full-blown jinx-off with Matt over who will win the NFC East. We wrap things up with predictions for next week’s matchups, including a “Six Sundays” showdown between New York and Washington that frankly should be flexed to a radio-only broadcast at 4 AM. Make sure to like and subscribe to stay up to date on the NFC East!
Episode 97: A Cowboys vs. Bengals Superbowl
The original four return—along with special recurring guest Lachman—to break down all the Week 13 action, including Thanksgiving, Sunday, and Monday night! Will is officially back on the Cowboys’ playoff bandwagon, and we recap every game. Brandon dives into Joe Schoen’s bye-week press conference before we make our picks for Week 14.
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Episode 96: Groundhog Day
Brandon opens by celebrating the Bowen firing after another atrocious defensive performance that led to yet another blown Giants lead. Matt follows by wishing his offensive coordinator would be next after the Eagles’ historic collapse. Brandon also brings some numbers to explain why Saquon Barkley is having a down year. Will breaks down the Cowboys’ comeback, with Dak and Pickens leading the way once again. Is the No. 1 seed still alive in Dallas?Chase kicks off this week’s game previews with the Commanders hosting a strong Denver squad. Will looks ahead to Turkey Day, wondering whether the Cowboys can keep their momentum in an exciting matchup against the Chiefs. Matt closes things out by previewing the “eight-win fraud bowl,” where the Eagles hope to rebound and notch a W against the Bears in the Black Friday matchup. Pleast rate, comment, and subscribe! Thank’s for listening!
Episode 95: Hiring a Banner Pilot
The boys are back and ready to break down a full weekend of NFC East football — starting overseas, where the Dolphins edged out the Commanders in a close one in Madrid. From there, we check in on another struggling East team as Jameis and the Giants fall to the Packers, sparking a spirited debate on the pod about just how much it would cost to hire a plane to air out Brandon’s frustrations.
Don’t count Will out just yet: the Cowboys are rolling after dismantling a hapless Raiders squad, and the Eagles defense looks downright elite against Detroit. The big question now — can the offense keep doing enough to keep Philly in the Super Bowl conversation?
We wrap with a preview of next week’s games, including a deep dive into the massive Six Sundays showdown between the Eagles and Cowboys.
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