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Hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop react to one of the strangest weeks in football, headlined by 44-year-old Philip Rivers coming out of retirement to start for the Colts. The episode opens with disbelief and debate: why a five-years-removed veteran was the best option available, how Rivers actually looked, and how active players like Cam Newton reacted. Will and Zach dig into the logic behind emergency QB decisions, whether teams should gamble on experience or youth, and what this says about the current state of football. The show then moves into a full NFL slate breakdown, covering Rams–Seahawks, Eagles–Commanders, NFC North battles, and major storylines around injuries, momentum swings, and playoff implications. The hosts react to standout performances (including Josh Allen’s second-half surge), frustrations around Joe Burrow, and the ripple effects of QB injuries across the league. They debate alternatives, playoff “punting” vs. pushing forward, and share favorite bets — including Will riding with the Pa