Week 5 – Peter King on the Ryder Cup, Cowboys-Packers, and Lamar Jackson

Peter King joins Jim Gray to discuss the Broncos’ unbelievable win against the Giants, the Chiefs making their way back up, the Colts taking off at 6-1, and whether the Chargers can turn things around this season.

Peter King and Jim discuss the Titans firing coach Brian Callahan, Bill Belichick finding his way at UNC, Baker Mayfield at his peak this season, whether the Chiefs could still win the AFC, the Brewers facing the Dodgers, and Penn State firing head coach James Franklin.

Peter King joins Jim to break down his experience at the Ryder Cup, the Cowboys-Packers tie, what’s going on with Lamar Jackson, and the Chiefs finally looking like the old Chiefs again. Plus, Peter gives his picks for the five best and five worst teams so far this NFL season.

Peter King and Jim Gray break down the Eagles’ win against the Chiefs and how officiating the Tush Push could look in the future. Then, they discuss Mike McDaniel’s coaching decisions, Russell Wilson’s postgame interview, concern for the Chicago Bears, and the future of the Dolphins.

Matthew Stafford joins Jim Gray to talk about the Rams Week 1 home win against the Texans, how his back is holding up, and his favorite comeback of his career. Then, Raiders DE Maxx Crosby breaks down their opening week victory against the Patriots, talks about the importance of the Maxx Crosby Foundation, and reveals how athletes let their emotions get the best of them.

Jim and Peter break down an incredible Sunday Night Football game that solidified why Josh Allen is the best player in the NFL. Then, they recap Aaron Rodgers’ performance against his old team, give their honest opinion on Jalen Carter’s spit on TNF, and talk about Micah Parson’s debut with the Packers.

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Jim and Bill discuss the Eagles’ impressive defense this weekend, the difficulty of recovering from a Super Bowl loss, and what hurt the Chiefs the most in the first half of the game. Then, Bill shares his thoughts on what the rest of the teams in the NFL can focus on going into the 2025 season, how to find a quarterback, and Aaron Rodgers’ future.

Jim and Peter reflect on the Eagles pummeling the Chiefs in the Super Bowl and break down exactly why the game happened the way it did, how Howie Roseman has had the greatest year of any general manager in sports, and what the Chiefs need to focus on in the offseason. Then, they wrap up a busy week in football news outside of the game itself, discussing Josh Allen's narrow MVP win over Lamar Jackson, the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2025, and the Jets reportedly moving on from Aaron Rodgers.