Titans emergency edition: Brian Callahan surrenders play-calling duties to Bo Hardigree, a move the host views as a PR gesture more than a fix. Bo’s nine-game Raiders stint shows 22.8 points per game and a pair of blowout scores, with rookie Aiden O’Connell at the helm, suggesting potential upticks if he translates to Cam Ward’s offense in Tennessee. Yet the core issues—in-game decisions, leadership, and overall game management—remain, implying a two-step process toward real change rather than an instant transformation.

Mac Jones regains confidence in Kyle Shanahan’s system as Brock Purdy’s status looms, signaling SF’s QB plan hinges on a healed offense around a resilient backup. Trent Williams soldiers through injury, Connor Colby stabilizes the line, and Jauan Jennings sparks big plays. Joe Burrow’s turf-toe setback and a cascade of SF coaching lore frame a season where depth and continuity could drive multiple QB dominoes across the league.

Green Bay lands Micah Parsons from Dallas for two first-round picks and Kenny Clark, instantly reshaping the NFC’s top tier and pressuring SF’s edge plan. Dallas goes asset-heavy, SF ponders Bosa’s looming contract, and the NFC West suddenly looks different. The pod also flags Jawan Jennings’ $20M cap hit, the new all-black San Francisco uniforms, and the broader fantasy implications of a Parsons-led GB defense.