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The Hard Foul Podcast: Episode 62

LeSean McCoy is ready for Week 1, are you?

LeSean McCoy is ready for Week 1, are you? (Getty Images)

On an all new Hard Foul Podcast, football is back! Jim Bearor and Evan Sally dig into Sam Bradford’s trade to Minnesota, and preview the big games of the weekend:

  • Giants/Cowboys
  • Bills/Ravens
  • Panthers/Broncos
  • Patriots/Cardinals

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The Hard Foul Podcast: Episode 57

Cam Newton will look to repeat his dominance of the NFC South. (Getty Images)

Cam Newton will look to repeat his dominance of the NFC South. (Getty Images)

On an all new episode of the Hard Foul Podcast, Jim Bearor and Evan Sally talk about Marcell Dareus getting suspended and what Tyrod Taylor’s contract means for the Bills. They finish the show with another installment of their NFL preview: 32 Teams, 32 Questions. This time they go in depth on the NFC South.

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NFC Divisional Playoff Preview: Seattle at Carolina

Evan Sally

Seattle @ Carolina Sunday 1:05pm

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Cam Newton and Russell Wilson are the leaders of the new school of quarterbacking. (Getty Images)

In a typical playoff year a 1 seed coming off of a bye playing a 6 seed in the second round would be a mismatch. Not this year. Seattle is a 6 seed in name only. Despite finishing the year 5 games behind 15-1 Carolina, Seattle has the 4th best point differential in the NFL, only 36 points behind the Panthers. They’re without question one of the top 3 teams in their conference if not top 2 depending on how you feel about the Cardinals. A game worthy of the NFC Championship, Panthers/Seahawks is by far the best game on paper in the divisional round. However it is a game that wouldn’t be happening if Blair Walsh would’ve made a chip shot field goal for Minnesota last week. Pete Carroll should be thanking his lucky stars his team lives to fight another day. Continue reading