Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Commanders: NFC East Showdown

Join hosts Alex Hardy and Nick Ferguson, former NFL safety, as they dive into the thrilling Thursday night matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Washington Commanders. With the Eagles securing a 26-18 victory, they now hold a significant lead in the NFC East. The episode delves into the crucial performances, including Saquon Barkley's 146 rushing yards and two touchdowns, and the Eagles' defense under the strategic guidance of Vic Fangio. The hosts analyze the Eagles' offensive explosion in the fourth quarter and discuss the defensive prowess that limited Washington's wide receivers to just 28 yards. Nick shares insights from his NFL experience, highlighting the Eagles' ability to mix up coverages and force turnovers.

The episode also previews the upcoming Week 11 matchups, featuring the Baltimore Ravens vs. Pittsburgh Steelers, Kansas City Chiefs vs. Buffalo Bills, and Cincinnati Bengals vs. Los Angeles Chargers. Alex and Nick break down the key elements of each game, from rushing offenses to defensive matchups, and ponder the potential outcomes as teams vie for playoff positions.

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00:15 Philadelphia Eagles beat Washington Commanders 27-18 in NFC East showdown

09:41 Week 11 of the NFL season kicks off Sunday with Pittsburgh Steelers vs Baltimore Ravens

19:03 The Denver Broncos host the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday night in primetime

25:31 Nick Ferguson: Anytime you eat ribs, use a napkin

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Ravens vs. Bengals: AFC North Showdown Recap

Join hosts Nick Ferguson and Alex Hardy as they break down the thrilling AFC North clash between the Baltimore Ravens and Cincinnati Bengals. In a high-scoring affair reminiscent of past NFL classics, the Ravens edged out the Bengals 35-34, with Lamar Jackson throwing four touchdown passes. Despite Jamar Chase's spectacular performance of 264 yards and three touchdowns, the Bengals fell short, highlighting their defensive vulnerabilities. The episode delves into the Ravens' defensive struggles, the impact of coaching changes, and the significance of Marlon Humphrey's forced fumble. As the Ravens eye the playoffs, their potent offense, featuring stars like Zay Flowers and Derrick Henry, continues to compensate for defensive lapses. Meanwhile, the Bengals grapple with balancing their explosive offense and defensive shortcomings. The hosts also discuss trade deadline moves, the Cowboys' strategic decisions, and the implications of quarterback injuries on teams like the Jaguars and Saints. With Christian McCaffrey's return to the 49ers and the NFL's expansion into Germany, this episode covers all the action leading into Week 11.

00:00 Baltimore Ravens beat Cincinnati Bengals 35-34 on Thursday night Football

08:50 Will Herbert had nine catches for 52 yards against Cincinnati on Thursday night

18:52 With Dak Prescott out, Dallas may need to experiment with Trey Lance

27:29 The San Francisco 49ers take on Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga

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In this Halloween-themed episode of "Those Guys w/ Alex Hardy & Nick Ferguson," the lights are low as Alex and Nick delve into the heart of the NFL season. With Week 9 approaching, they explore the halfway point of the season, unmasking two teams each to reveal their true identities as the season unfolds.

The discussion kicks off with the Indianapolis Colts' surprising decision to bench Anthony Richardson in favor of veteran Joe Flacco. Nick shares his frustrations and insights into the Colts' quarterback dilemma, questioning Richardson's commitment and the implications of his actions on the team's dynamics.

The hosts then shift their focus to the Cincinnati Bengals and Buffalo Bills, analyzing their performances through the first eight weeks. Nick unveils the Bengals' struggles and the impact of T. Higgins' presence on their offense, while Alex highlights the Bills' balanced attack and their potential as legitimate AFC contenders.

As the episode progresses, the Halloween theme continues with the unmasking of the Washington Commanders and the Los Angeles Rams. Nick and Alex discuss the Commanders' unexpected success and the Rams' offensive prowess when key players are healthy.

Wrapping up the episode, the duo touches on the World Series results, with Nick expressing his disappointment over the Yankees' performance and the Dodgers' triumph. They also preview the upcoming Thursday Night Football showdown between the Houston Texans and New York Jets, a game with personal ties to Nick's NFL career.

00:00 " Nick Ferguson: Frustration on the back burner with this baseball podcast

01:01 " Anthony Richardson benched by Indianapolis Colts because he said he was tired

09:16 " The Indianapolis Colts drafted quarterback Anthony Richardson in the third round

18:06 " Nick Stevenson: Buffalo Bills could be a legitimate AFC contender

25:50 " When your best players on offense are healthy, you have a good offense

27:23 " The Yankees lose to the Los Angeles Dodgers in the World Series

30:28 " The Houston Texans host the New York Jets on Thursday Night Football

Join Alex and Nick as they continue to be your go-to guys for NFL insights, analysis, and a touch of humor. Follow Nick Ferguson on Twitter at @NickFerguson_25 for more hot takes and football discussions.