Schwartz Football Show

Geoff and Mitch Schwartz react to the announcement that the College Football Playoff is expanding to 24 teams—and explain why the people running the sport are destroying what made it great. From rewarding 9–3 teams and erasing regular-season consequences to the mess of 18-team mega-conferences, ESPN’s broadcast monopoly, and the transfer portal gutting roster depth, the Schwartz brothers lay out how to actually fix college football. Do you like the move to a 24-team playoff, or is it ruining the regular season? Drop your take in the comments! Watch the full episode of The Schwartz Football Show

Geoff and Mitch Schwartz go live to break down a chaotic NFL Trade Deadline Day!The Minnesota Vikings pull the trigger on a trade for Kirk Cousins following a brutal Monday Night Football showing. Meanwhile, the Jacksonville Jaguars push all their chips in with a blockbuster deal for Jordan Davis, and the brothers dissect the Chiefs' offense, Patrick Mahomes, and Andy Reid's hilarious Justin Fields quarterback sneak attempt.Plus, the Cincinnati Bengals back out of a trade over comp pick rules, Jordan Love's hot streak, and a deep-dive rant on the College Football Playoff expansion.Drop your reactions and questions in the live chat! Don't forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the bell for alerts.

With Mitch Schwartz off at the buffet, Geoff Schwartz flies solo to break down a wild Week 9 slate across the NFL!First, Geoff reacts to Jacksonville’s blowout win over Baltimore on Thursday Night Football and explains the brutal, unforgiving reality facing backup quarterbacks and late-round draft picks when thrust into the spotlight. Then, Geoff explains why—despite only being midway through the regular season—the AFC playoff picture is virtually already set, why injuries and underperforming contenders ruined the conference's race, and why the NFC remains wide open. Finally, coming off three straight profitable weeks, Geoff gives out his official Week 9 NFL best bets!

The Chiefs blow a double-digit fourth-quarter lead in Denver, and Geoff and Mitch Schwartz are holding nothing back. From Andy Reid’s refusal to run a quarterback sneak at the goal line to Kingsley Suamataia getting benched and the controversial Justin Tucker signing, the guys break down everything wrong in Kansas City.Then, Geoff and Mitch react to the Chicago Bears dominating the Seahawks on Monday Night Football. With Ben Johnson’s offense clicking and Jeffrey Simmons dominating in his debut, are the Bears legitimately the team to beat in the NFC? Plus, what does Lamar Jackson’s latest injury mean for Baltimore’s long-term future, why the undefeated Vikings finally fell, and the scary injury to Jack Campbell in Detroit.

Geoff Schwartz is flying solo on this Friday edition of The Schwartz Football Show to break down a wild week of NFL news, TNF reactions, and five favorite wagers for the weekend. First, Geoff reacts to Thursday Night Football between the Packers and Panthers, explaining why Dave Canales was 100% right to go for two down eight points—and why the continuous pushback on late-game analytics makes zero sense. Plus, what to make of Green Bay's contender status and Christian Watson playing through a rib fracture. Leave a rating, review, and comment with your favorite sides for the weekend! #NFL #Football #SportsBetting #Podcast

Welcome to The Schwartz Football Show as Geoff and Mitch Schwartz react to all the fallout from Week 7 in the NFL! First, the guys dissect the Kansas City Chiefs' brutal 20–3 road loss to the Seattle Seahawks, detailing the offensive line struggles, wide receiver limitations, and Josh Simmons landing on injured reserve. Next, they break down the blockbuster trade sending Indianapolis Colts All-Pro guard Quenton Nelson to Seattle and debate which players could be moved next ahead of the trade deadline. Then, Geoff and Mitch examine whether Brian Flores' defense can keep carrying the undefeated 6–0 Minnesota Vikings despite bottom-tier offensive efficiency. Finally, they give their pulse on Dan Orlovsky's viral percentage math confusion, Pat McAfee’s latest internet dustup, and whether the Chicago Bears should pull the trigger on a Maxx Crosby trade.

On this episode of The Schwartz Football Show, Geoff Schwartz and Matt break down every single matchup on the Week 7 NFL slate to uncover five winning sides. Despite sitting at a brutal 34% record on the season, the guys are looking to bounce back with picks on Atlanta, Tennessee, Green Bay, the Rams, and Kansas City. They dive deep into sharp line movement for Houston, Baker Mayfield’s outlook in Tampa Bay, and whether taking Patrick Mahomes as a road underdog is always the right play. Plus, Geoff addresses the bizarre news out of Titans practice and reacts to the latest coaching shakeups in Washington. Leave a rating, review, and comment with your own record to let us know if you're riding with us or fading the board! #NFL #Podcast

Welcome to The Schwartz Football Show as Geoff and Mitch Schwartz break down all the chaotic takeaways from NFL Week 6! First, the guys dissect how the San Francisco 49ers continue to win despite a growing injury report, along with Brock Purdy's continued growth. Next, they dive into the terrifying medical situation surrounding Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts following his blood clot diagnosis, questioning the medical protocol and decision to let him play. Then, Geoff and Mitch examine Jayden Daniels' late-game situational awareness struggles and whether Dan Quinn could be on the hot seat in Washington. Finally, they react to the Indianapolis Colts firing general manager Chris Ballard, discuss potential trade deadline targets, and break down why the entire NFC East seems to be collapsing.

Geoff and Matt Ford are back! The Bo Nix saga continues after an interesting TNF between the Broncos and Seahawks. Matt tries to convince Geoff of his favorite sides of the week. And what's the deal with cuck chairs?#NFL #Podcast

Geoff and Mitch break down a chaotic Week 5 of the NFL season, including dissecting the various time-management mistakes the Rams made, plus the Commanders-Giants mess and the Eagles-Jags game. Then, a look at the suddenly wide-open NFC East, the familiar "fighting for second" AFC West, and pondering what Titans tackle Dan Moore might have been blocking in the viral clip everyone's watching.