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NFL Week 14 – Around The Couch

·1 hr 4 min·4 clips

Jackson Dart’s slide-less run gets called out after the Patriots game.

1. Around The Couch: An NFL Podcast frames Week 14 around the Jets, Falcons, Chiefs, Cowboys, Ravens, Bengals, and playoff standings. 2. Brett and Ando join the show while Solo is absent after his Cowboys win and first-place standing. 3. The episode asks which Week 14 NFL games, calls, and playoff races actually matter right now. 4. The hosts compare the Packers-Lions and Chiefs-Cowboys games, with Brett saying both underdogs stayed in it for long stretches. 5. They revisit Chiefs-Cowboys officiating, including four DPI calls, a declined fifth, and a late-hit flag that was picked up. 6. Ando says the Chiefs have not always been getting the timely calls that fans associate with them. 7. The Bears-Eagles game gets credit as fun mainly because the Eagles lost. 8. The hosts point to Chicago’s rushing attack, naming D’Andre Swift and another runner with more than 125 yards. 9. They call the Jets-Falcons game the best game of the day and describe a muffed punt inside the five-yard line. 10. Brett links Atlanta’s loss to a season-long pattern of mistakes, apathy, and coaching frustration. 11. The show describes the Jets as testing players and treating the rest of the season like a roster evaluation period. 12. The hosts say Aaron Glenn finally avoided saying “stupid shit” at the press conference after the win. 13. Ando and Brett spend a long stretch on replay reform, arguing that clock violations, ball spots, and missed kicks should be reviewable. 14. They mention a Vikings game where Will Reichard’s kick hit a wire and should have been a re-kick. 15. Ando also compares NFL replay to baseball’s robot-umpire style assistance. 16. The episode calls out Jackson Dart for taking a hit in New England after refusing to slide. 17. The tone stays conversational and argumentative, with long back-and-forths and recurring team jokes. 18. The format mixes recap, standings talk, referee complaints, and a fast pick preview. 19. Best for listeners who follow NFL standings, officiating, and team-specific banter. 20. Skip if you want only polished game analysis without side chatter.

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