2019 Weekly Picks

Episode 16.03 – The Week 3 Show

Episode 16.03, the Week 3 Show.
Airdate: Tuesday, September 22nd, 2026.

Axis continues to rub it in Steven’s face as she takes a 2 game lead in the season standings. Steven informs her that it is a long season and the table can turn at any point, especially with them disagreeing on seven games in Week 3. SEVEN! Listen this week to find out which games make the cut.

Episode 16.02 – The Week 2 Show

Episode 16.02, the Week 2 Show.
Airdate: Tuesday, September 15th, 2026.

The season is underway and Axis gets a little upset when Steven glosses over her one game lead. That’s right, A.I. is in the lead to start the season, just like it said it would going 11-5 in Week 1. Steven is right behind at 10-6.

Episode 16.01 – The Week 1 Show

Episode 16.01, the Welcome Back to Football Week 1 Show.
Airdate: Monday, September 7th, 2026.

After six seasons away, Steven Miranda is back, and he’s brought a new co-host. Meet Axis Iron, the AI-powered analyst who has spent the offseason refining her algorithm, analyzing multiple years of NFL data and stats, and has now run 10,000 simulations on each Week 1 matchup. She is not shy about letting Steven know it.

Episode 15.18 – Super Bowl LIV Show

Episode 15.18, the Super Bowl LIV Show.
Airdate: Wednesday, January 29, 2020.

Episode 15.17 – Divisional Playoffs Show

Episode 15.17, the Divisional Playoffs Show.
Airdate: Wednesday, January 8, 2020.

WK 15 – LOCKs of the Week

Steven is riding high right now. This week he has two locks, a side and an over/under.

Episode 15.16 – Week 15 Show

Episode 15.16, the Week 15 Show.
Airdate: Wednesday, December 11, 2019.

WK 14 – LOCKs of the Week

Looking to continue over 60% winners, Steven has a LOCK with the OVER/UNDER in the Texans/Broncos game.

WK 13 – LOCKs of the Week

Riding a 3 game winning streak, Steven gives you 2 LOCKs this week. Happy Thanksgiving!

Episode 15.15 – Week 13 Show

Episode 15.15, the Week 13 Show.
Airdate: Wednesday, November 27, 2019.

NFL Week 4: The Good, Bad & Ugly

There were plenty of questions answered in Week 4. The Saints continue to march in, the Broncos proved they are a legitimate team, Jay Cutler becoming a hit in Chicago, San Diego has lost its defense and the Raiders and Rams are baaaaaaad. Thank goodness neither team…

Maybe Offensive Coordinators Not At Fault

The Kansas City Chiefs, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Buffalo Bills have something in common. They all made the same move of firing the offensive coordinator just before the season began. The Chiefs struck first when Todd Haley fired Chan Gailey on August 31st, just ten…

NFL Week 3: The Good, Bad & Ugly

There was nothing weak about Week 3 in the NFL, except for “The Pirates Who Don’t Do Anything!” (see below). The Lions win a game, Brett Favre goes all Brett Favre on the 49ers, QB Mark Sanchez and the Jets at 3-0, the Lions win a game, the Ravens have found an…

NFL Week 2 Recap – the Good, Bad & Ugly

Week 2 of the NFL is quickly becoming known as Upset Weekend. The Cardinals, Bears, Bengals, Texans, Giants, and Jets were all underdogs that won outright.

Jerry Jones opened Cowboys Stadium in style, and I was fortunate enough to be one of the 105,121 fans to attend the game. Unfortunately, the Dallas Cowboys came up two points short, losing to the division rival New York Giants.

NFL Week 1 Recap – the Good, Bad & Ugly

Yes, the Week 1 Recap is a little late this week, but better late than never, right?

Week 1 had plenty to talk about; big plays, NFL firsts, upsets, season-ending injuries, an “I told you so” and a partridge in a pear tree. Besides QB Brett Favre becoming a game manager in purple, RB Adrian Peterson showed why the Vikings will be a force to be reckoned with this season.

Polamalu Down, Fitzgerald Next?

The 2009 season got underway tonight in Pittsburgh, where the defending Super Bowl Champion Pittsburgh Steelers hosted the Tennessee Titans. What a way to kick-off the season with the Steelers getting a win in overtime, 13-10. Unfortunately, although they won the…