Live From Tokyo

As more details continue to emerge, Frank and Eddie discuss whether Jalen Hurts has a case against the Philadelphia Eagles. And Milwaukee Brewers fans are unhappy about some terms and conditions ahead of the World Series.  Plus our previews and predictions for every game from Week 7 of the NFL season. Including a good matchup between the Chiefs and the Seahawks, the first-ever Paris game, and a must-win game for the Rams. 

Eddie talks about the recent protests and riots across Paris and France, including how he got caught up in some tear gas on Saturday night in Châtelet. But he was left with further questions after an odd experience at the Slayyyter concert on Sunday.  The Rams lost to the Cardinals, ending Frank and Eddie's survivor run, but Eddie wondered why Americans overthink the challenges of kicking. The Titans also pulled off a big upset against the Colts, while the Bills, Texans, Patriots, and Chiefs all picked up wins.  Rumours suggest Manchester City could face a major points deduction in the Premier League, but what does that mean for their future in the EFL? And Eddie isn't sold on Josh Hartnett's new Netflix show 'Below'. 

The Denver Broncos beat the Seattle Seahawks on Thursday night, but the result left some questions for both teams. For the Seahawks, should they be concerned about the play of Sam Darnold, and have we overestimated the strength of the NFC West? For the Broncos, they keep winning, but Bo Nix still doesn't look right.  Frank and Eddie make their previews and predictions for all of the remaining games for Week 6 of the NFL season. Including some slight concerns about the Chiefs against the Chargers, and will the Packers be back to their best against the Cowboys? Plus, 'The Land' is set to debut in February, but can Hulu deliver a realistic show about the Cleveland Browns and the NFL?  

Frank and Eddie share some recent Uber adventures and discuss the problems with Stanley Tucci becoming the face of Birra Moretti in the UK. NFL Week 5 is in the books, but bad coaching decisions and poor game management dominated the storylines. The Eagles let the Jags off the hook in London, Jayden Daniels and the Commanders messed things up against the Giants, and the Rams and the Bills faced coaching questions following their Monday Night shootout.  Plus, the Niners got a big win over the Seahawks, and Manchester City continued their perfect start in the Premier League, but will their achievements be overshadowed by charges and allegations?   

Frank has some updates on his trip to Tokyo, and Eddie had some big takeaways from the first NFL London game of the season, but they mostly focus on the criticism of Carlie Irsay-Gordon. Novak Djokovic has been enjoying his trip to Asia, and continued his remarkable record in Beijing. Frank and Eddie look back on the action from Week 4 of the NFL season, including what the immediate future holds for Lamar Jackson, Joe Burrow, and CJ Stroud. And how much should you believe in the Vikings? And has Brock Purdy wrestled control of the MVP race?  Plus, the Nations League doesn't deliver much, but how much should we read into England demolishing Croatia, and will we ever see Cristiano Ronaldo playing for Portugal again? 

Frank has made it to Tokyo and has some stories from his flight, his first couple of days in Japan, and some rare political commentary. Eddie is worried that the Manchester City situation could spiral out of control and cause problems for the Premier League, UEFA, FIFA, and professional sports as a whole.  Plus, our full previews and predictions for every game left in Week 4 of the NFL season. Including must-win games for the Texans, Packers, and Chargers, and interesting matchups for the Bills, Rams, Chiefs, and 49ers. 

The Premier League has found Manchester City guilty of 114 financial breaches, but Eddie isn't sure what the realistic or appropriate punishment should be. Points deductions? Fines? Relegation? The Big Chill discusses the various possibilities.  And Frank and Eddie look back on all of the action from Week 3 of the NFL season, including perfect starts for the Bills, 49ers, Chiefs, Raiders, and Vikings. And should we be more worried about the Rams? Or more excited about the Browns? Plus, Eddie runs into some road rage in his Topolino, Frank gets ready for his flight to Tokyo, and airport stupidity seems to be on the rise. 

Frank and Eddie discuss the NFL's decision to crack down on some player celebrations, as Kyle Juszczyk, Ja'Marr Chase, and Tee Higgins all received fines after Week 2. In the UEFA Nations League, an Israeli player was sent off for his celebration against Austria, and Jurgen Klopp is attempting a new approach to squad rotation with Germany.  Frank is still coming to terms with Jaxson Dart's season-ending injury and what it means for the New York Giants, but Eddie rants about pre-game player family gatherings and asks Frank whether Justin Herbert or Madison Beer is more famous.  Plus, all of our previews and predictions for Week 3 of the NFL, and Frank's potential plans for his trip to Japan. 

Eddie is settling in during his visit to Toronto, but had some complaints for Air France after a smelly flight to Canada. He also had some thoughts on the Ole Miss chants following their big win over LSU.  Frank barely made it through the first week of his survivor pool after the Eagles snuck by the Titans. But are there some major takeaways after losses for the Chargers and Ravens? The 49ers, Vikings, and Panthers continue to roll, but injuries to Jaxson Dart, Jayden Daniels, and Caleb Williams could derail a few seasons.  In the Premier League, Arsenal suffered their first defeat of the season as Manchester City maintained their perfect start. Lamine Yamal critiqued Harry Kane's Ballon d'Or credentials. And Eddie has some more frustrations regarding Thomas Tuchel. Plus, Frank has wrapped up 'Furious' and 'Chad Powers', and has plans for a 'From' watch party. 

Eddie breaks down his recent success in a padel tournament, and they break down whether they would go to the same extremes as the recent Hyrox champion in Beijing.  The Cleveland Browns were bad in Week 1, but Deshaun Watson is using the media to defend his performance. And Colin Kaepernick's press tour reveals that he is still hoping for an NFL return. Plus, all of our previews and predictions for Week 2 of the NFL, including potential must-win games for the Chargers, Patriots, Rams, and Cowboys. And why Eddie is adding Matthew McConaughey to his insufferable athlete list.