EP 62: NFL Rookie In Or Out Takes / Why Is 1,000 Yards Our Standard For Skill Position Players?

EP 66: Myles Garrett / A.J. Brown Trade Thoughts + Which 2025 Playoff Teams Will Miss In 2026?

In this episode of 3 Guys, 6 Balls NFL Podcast, the guys discuss the recent big news from around the NFL, including the Myles Garrett and A.J. Brown Trades and the Christian Watson signing. They also discuss which playoff teams from last season could miss the playoffs this year.

EP 65: Evaluating QB Situations Part 2 + Which NFL Teams Made The Riskiest Moves Of The Offseason?

In this episode of 3 Guys, 6 Balls NFL Podcast, the guys pick up where they left off from last episode, discussing the quarterback situations for the Falcons, Dolphins and Jets. They then transition into talking about which NFL teams made the biggest moves of the offseason and if they think those moves will work out or fail.

EP 64: Which NFL Division Is Actually The Worst? + What Would You Do At QB If You Were The.....?

On this episode of 3 Guys, 6 Balls NFL Podcast, the guys talk about which division in the NFL is the worst overall division and why. They also discuss the QB situation for several teams around league and what they would do if they were the GM or Head Coach of that team.

EP 63: NFL Team Over Or Under Projected Win Totals

On this episode of 3 Guys, 6 Balls NFL Podcast, the guys are joined by their friend and Chiefs fan Lincoln Cook. With the NFL schedule recently being released, the guys look at eight NFL teams (Chiefs, Rams, Buccaneers, Texans, Lions, Giants, Bengals and Patriots) and if those teams will go over or under their projected win totals in 2026.

EP 62: NFL Rookie In Or Out Takes / Why Is 1,000 Yards Our Standard For Skill Position Players?

On this episode of 3 Guys, 6 Balls NFL Podcast, hosts Joel and Wil discuss if they're in or out on NFL rookies reaching milestone numbers in their rookie seasons. They discuss if we'll see a 1,000 receiver, 1,000 rusher, and more! They also discuss why 1,000 yards is the standard we hold for NFL skill players and the deceiving numbers behind that standard.