The Billion Dollar Ideas Episode

There have been complaints about the quality of teams and games that the NFL is sending to London, but Frank and Eddie have some ideas about how the NFL could further endear itself to the British population. And while the Broncos and Jets served up a snoozefest in London, Week 6 of the NFL season further reinforced the idea that there are no great teams this year. Should the Bills and Lions be concerned? Are the Ravens dead in the water? And is Eddie changing his mind about the Chiefs?  Plus, the penultimate episode of 'Task' revealed some new twists and set HBO's hit miniseries up for a compelling finale.

In this episode of the Big Chill Podcast, Frank and Eddie dig a little bit deeper into the absurdities of Chad Powers. Frank has a new conspiracy theory, but is there any truth to the idea that Krispy Kreme's bottom line has been affected by Eddie's gallbladder? The Giants picked up one of their biggest wins in a few years against the Philadelphia Eagles, but is there reason to be concerned about Jalen Hurts and co? Plus our previews and predictions for the rest of the Week 6 matchups in the NFL.

In this episode of the Big Chill Podcast, Frank and Eddie discuss Eddie's recent experiences at The Rugby Championship and the NFL in London, including a ticketing fiasco that left thousands stranded outside the stadium. Are the Lions the only really good team in the NFL after losses for the Chiefs, Eagles, and Bills? Eddie believes that the Baltimore Ravens might be completely done, but Frank explains why their easy schedule might save them. And can you trust the 49ers, Buccaneers, and Colts to keep their strong starts going? The conversation also touches on MVP discussions, particularly focusing on Daniel Jones and Baker Mayfield, and concludes with a surprising incident involving Mark Sanchez, as well as a reflection on Liverpool's performance in the Premier League.

In this episode of the Big Chill Podcast, hosts Frank and Edward discuss a variety of topics ranging from Tua Tagovailoa's unconventional approach to concussion prevention to the absurdities of the new Chad Powers show. They delve into NFL Week 5 predictions, critique the Champions League's new format, and share their thoughts on the MLB playoffs. 

Eddie and Frank discuss whether or not they would travel internationally by bus before discussing all of the action from Week 4 of the NFL. Losses for the Ravens and the Chargers, the Packers' tie, and unimpressive wins for the Bills have left Eddie wondering if there are any great teams in the NFL this season, but are things lining up for the Detroit Lions and the Philadelphia Eagles? Was fan behaviour at the Ryder Cup a microcosm of everything wrong with America at the moment, and just how close did the USA come to pulling off a comeback against Europe on Sunday? Plus, Liverpool finally lose as Arsenal escape a scare against Newcastle United, and 'Task' is moving towards an entertaining finale. 

Frank has a final hockey tournament of the year, but how do you handle splitting an Airbnb when you're a large group? And with the Ryder Cup starting this weekend, Eddie explains why the European team is more likable and, objectively, just cooler.  Plus, preview and predictions for every game from Week 4 of the NFL. Eddie believes that the Baltimore Ravens will get back on track against the Kansas City Chiefs, but Frank feels confident that the Giants, Buccaneers, and Commanders could all prove to be feisty underdogs. 

The NFL finally delivered some major surprises in Week 3, but do Eddie and Frank have reduced expectations for the Packers after their loss to the Cleveland Browns? And we've been here before with the Eagles, but do they have what it takes to make a deep playoff run? Plus, Liverpool were the only winners out of Arsenal and Manchester City's draw at the Emirates, and Frank has a newfound love for British daytime television. 

Tom Brady and a host of other NFL stars and coaches have signed up for a flag football tournament in Saudi Arabia, but Eddie remains stunned by the number of people willing to take money in exchange for helping the PIF and Saudi's to sportswash. Steak 'n Shake launched a bizarre billboard campaign attacking Cracker Barrel's CEO, but what do they actually sell? And Frank and Eddie are off to a hot start with their weekly NFL picks, but can Microsoft Copilot close the gap in week 3? Listen for all of our predictions for this week's NFL games, including a great matchup between the Lions and the Ravens, the chance for the Chiefs to get their first win of the season, and injury concerns for the 49ers, Vikings, and Bengals. Plus reaction to episode 2 of 'Task' as it looks like HBO is onto a hit miniseries, but is Fabien Frankel too good-looking for the show?

In this episode of the Big Chill Podcast, Frank and Eddie dive into the world of sports superstitions and the power of "chat magic" (0:00). They explore the impact of superstitions on game outcomes, sharing personal anecdotes and listener stories (5:30). The conversation shifts to a heated debate on the role of kickers in football and the challenges faced by college teams in recruiting top talent (15:00). Frank and Eddie analyze recent NFL games, including the Colts' controversial win over the Broncos, highlighting the last-minute field goal drama and strategic missteps (30:00). They also discuss the Giants' offensive resurgence despite a tough loss to the Cowboys, and the Bengals' surprising performance without Joe Burrow (40:00). The episode wraps up with a discussion on the Premier League, focusing on Liverpool's narrow victories and Arsenal's promising new additions (50:00).

AI is everywhere, but is Microsoft Copilot good at picking NFL games? There seem to be some demons in the machine, but Frank, Eddie, and Copilot are all confident about the Buffalo Bills, Detroit Lions, LA Rams, Dallas Cowboys, and Arizona Cardinals heading into week 2. More injuries for the San Francisco 49ers mean that their season is already in peril, but can they survive against the New Orleans Saints without Brock Purdy? And a Super Bowl rematch is upon us, but Eddie is supremely confident that the Philadelphia Eagles will once again come out on top against the Kansas City Chiefs. Plus, 'The Paper' might actually be a good show, and it turns out that it's harder than you'd think to ship a Whoop.