The hosts discuss the frustration of the Kansas City Chiefs after their loss to the Buffalo Bills, particularly the lack of production from their wide receivers. They also touch on the impact of procedural penalties on game outcomes and the different reactions of teams to losses. The conversation then moves on to review other games from last week and preview upcoming games with playoff implications. The hosts also discuss the salary cap's impact on teams' success and make fantasy football decisions based on injuries. The episode concludes with a preview of Saturday and Sunday games. The conversation covers the Dallas Cowboys' recent performance, the hosts' picks from last week, and closing remarks.

The conversation covers Monday Night Football, the importance of having a good backup quarterback, the impact of reduced contact in practices, the physical demands of football, the dominance of the 49ers and Packers, the struggles of the Chiefs, and the introduction of the NBA in-season tournament. In this episode, Big Rog and Grant discuss LeBron James winning a Mickey Mouse ring in Orlando and the concept of neutral courts. They then dive into the College Football Playoff selection and debate the inclusion of teams like Michigan, Washington, Texas, and Alabama. They also touch on the disappointment of Florida State not making the playoff and the need for a larger playoff format. The episode concludes with a preview of upcoming games and a call for sponsorships.

In this episode, Roger discusses the college football playoff rankings and the exclusion of Florida State. He defends the committee's decision and argues that Florida State is not one of the top four teams in the nation. He also criticizes the current college football playoff system and suggests that an 8-team tournament would be better. Roger then recaps the NFL games from the week, highlighting some of the standout performances and disappointing games. He concludes with a preview of the Monday Night Football game between the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Cincinnati Bengals.