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NFL Week 11 Picks Around The Couch

·1 hr 7 min·4 clips
The Rams and Seahawks both rank top five in scoring and defense, making this a possible game of the season.
Around The Couch opens with Heath Solo, Ando, and Brett, while Axel is away on assignment. It starts with the usual network and Patreon housekeeping. Listeners get the DVR Podcasting Network reminders, ad-free access, exclusives, and the back catalog. The opening feels loose and familiar. Before the picks start, the panel wanders into a Jonathan Taylor trivia question. The prompt is which other running backs have posted 200-plus rushing yards and three touchdowns twice in their careers. Jim Brown, Adrian Peterson, and Derrick Henry are the names that come up. Taylor’s place in that group becomes the bridge into the rest of the conversation. The picks for this week begin with the Colts and Saints on bye. From there, the focus moves to Seahawks at Rams. The hosts call it the game of the week. They treat it like a real battle for first place in the West. Matthew Stafford’s recent streak of four-touchdown, zero-interception games gets a long look. His six-game stretch with 20-plus touchdown passes and no picks is also highlighted. Sam Darnold’s 9.9 yards per attempt is framed as absurd. The panel also points out that he sits near the top of the league in several passing categories. That stat talk naturally opens the door to MVP conversation. The tone stays conversational instead of polished. There are jokes, side turns, and quick corrections along the way. The episode wraps by sending listeners to a separate loveseat edition for college football and some Canadian football discussion.

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Week 11 picks, Jonathan Taylor trivia, and a loose NFL debate shaped by rare quarterback numbers.

Around the Couch opens with Jonathan Taylor trivia before shifting into Week 11 picks, with Seahawks-Rams sitting at the center of the board. Stafford's stretch of four-touchdown, zero-interception games, Darnold's 9.9 yards per attempt, and the sense that both quarterbacks are…

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