Psycho Sports #230 9/5/2017 - It's a special one hour episode this time around as Tyler and Ryan present their NFL Preview show. You know the two will be talking about the local NFL team, the New England Patriots, and whether or not another 16-0 is on the table. Which team has the best chance of preventing that from happening? Or will the loss of a player via injury or retirement prevent the undefeated season? Also which teams have a chance to make the playoffs and which teams will be playing in Minneapolis in February? The duo discusses.
Joining them are two special guests to give both an AFC and NFC breakdown. For the AFC, Jeff Hunter of SB Nation Buffalo Bills calls in to talk about which teams can challenge the Patriots in the conference (i.e. Pittsburgh Steelers, Oakland Raiders), will the Raiders go deep with a healthy Derek Carr, are the talks about Steelers' QB Ben Roethlisberger retiring for real, and much more. For the NFC, Bradley Smith of SB Nation Carolina Panthers calls in to talk about can the Carolina Panthers rebound and challenge the Atlanta Falcons for the NFC South, the impact of the recent Sheldon Richardson trade to Seattle, how the Cowboys will fare with Ezekiel Elliot's suspension being upheld, who will come out of the NFC to represent the conference in the Super Bowl, and much more.
Joining them are two special guests to give both an AFC and NFC breakdown. For the AFC, Jeff Hunter of SB Nation Buffalo Bills calls in to talk about which teams can challenge the Patriots in the conference (i.e. Pittsburgh Steelers, Oakland Raiders), will the Raiders go deep with a healthy Derek Carr, are the talks about Steelers' QB Ben Roethlisberger retiring for real, and much more. For the NFC, Bradley Smith of SB Nation Carolina Panthers calls in to talk about can the Carolina Panthers rebound and challenge the Atlanta Falcons for the NFC South, the impact of the recent Sheldon Richardson trade to Seattle, how the Cowboys will fare with Ezekiel Elliot's suspension being upheld, who will come out of the NFC to represent the conference in the Super Bowl, and much more.
