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Locked On's NFL Six Pack is your daily podcast for everything across the National Football League. Hosted by veteran football insiders Matt Williamson and Brian Peacock, Locked On's NFL Six Pack delivers six takes each day with no fluff and all football talk. From the NFL Draft to weekly picks the NFL Six Pack podcast is an energetic and fast-paced daily look at the league’s biggest moments. From deep-dive team breakdowns, personnel evaluation, film study, trade rumors and contract chatter, game previews and reaction, draft scouting, power rankings, and league-wide storylines, Matt and Brian bring sharp, informed football intelligence ev...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Matt Williamson and Brian Peacock make NFL draft choices legible through detailed debates about prospects, roster fit, trades, and positional value.
Locked On NFL Six Pack turns draft speculation into a running argument about value, fit, and leverage. Matt Williamson and Brian Peacock work through mock drafts together, testing individual prospects against roster needs and asking when a team should trade rather than make the…
The Raiders' No. 1 pick hits your imaginary trade table; now name your price.
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A skeptical draft-room listen, driven by tape talk and a board that looks unusually weak at the top.
The episode turns a messy NFL draft board into a brisk, skeptical debate. Matt Williamson and Brian Peacock start with Miles Garrett trade chatter, then move into the odd fact that prospects with rough measurables can still rise if the tape holds up.
Fast, skeptical NFL talk that turns Max Crosby rumors, trade leverage, and medical concerns into one clean read.
The episode opens on a practical Max Crosby question: whether he stays a Raider and what a trade would have to look like. Brian Peacock and Matt Williamson keep the discussion moving through trade leverage, possible low-ball offers, and the medical concerns that could make other…
A brisk trade debate over Denver's move and Miami's reset.
The episode keeps its focus on Miami's sell mode after Jalen Waddle is gone, then moves into the next trade question around the speedy running back and the draft-pick angle.
A brisk mock-draft reset that treats free agency as a board shifter, not a footnote.
The episode settles into post-free-agency draft talk and keeps its eyes on how the new league year reshapes the top of the NFL draft. It works best when it weighs positional value against roster need, especially around Jeremiah Love, where the question is whether a running back…
A focused offseason argument about patience, draft leverage, and building a better quarterback path.
This episode treats the 2026 NFL offseason as a test of patience, roster planning, and quarterback timing, with the Jets discussion carrying most of the weight.
Combine numbers get turned into draft logic, with Kenyon Sadiq as the clearest stand out.
This episode closes out combine coverage by sorting the board into winners, losers, stock up, and stock down. The Kenyon Sadiq segment is the one that sticks.
Sharp tackle talk that trusts projection more than mock-draft consensus.
This episode stays planted in offensive tackle debate, with Matt Williamson and Brian Peacock moving from position value to projection and the question of whether some of these players fit better at guard in the NFL.
A fast, skeptical look at Minnesota's quarterback fight that opens into broader NFL talk.
The episode opens on Minnesota's quarterback fight and quickly widens into a steady league-wide football conversation. Matt Williamson and Brian Peacock keep the focus on football logic instead of the headline itself, which gives the discussion a blunt, useful edge.
49ers draft talk with real roster stakes.
Brian Peacock hosts solo, predicting where key quarterbacks like Malik Willis, Mac Jones, and Anthony Richardson will land in the 2026 offseason, analyzing team fits and draft strategies.
The hosts analyze the top NFL franchise tag candidates for the 2026 offseason, including George Pickens, Trey Hendrickson, Kyle Pitts, Alec Pierce, Daniel Jones, Kenneth Walker, and Travis Hunter, discussing contract strategies, player value, and team decisions.
Brian Peacock and Matt Williamson open the weekly NFL six pack mailbag.
The hosts wrap up the NFL Combine and sort through the winners and losers.
The Raiders’ number one overall pick trade question is the engine of the episode.
Free agency shakes up the board.
Matt Williamson and Brian Peacock work through a two-round NFL mock draft and keep coming back to how much the board shifts once the picks start landing.
Alec Pierce stays with the Indianapolis Colts on a four-year, $119 million extension, and the hosts say the deal could push Michael Pittman out of Indianapolis.
Matt Williamson and Brian Peacock lean into the day’s NFL draft value debate.
Brian Peacock and Matt Williamson call the 2026 running back class "maybe worst ever" while arguing that Jeremiyah Love is the clear No.
Ross Jackson and Matt Williamson focus on the first wave of NFL free agency, led by the Las Vegas Raiders' three-year, $80 million Tyler Linderbaum contract and their other spending on Jalen Naylor, Quay Walker, Nakobe Dean, and Malcolm Koonce.
Brian Peacock and Matt Williamson open with combine-driven roster chatter, including the possibility of franchise tags for Kyle Pitts, Daniel Jones, and Alec Pierce.
Brian Peacock and Matt Williamson use the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, Indiana, to identify prospects who can change their draft stock with weigh-ins, interviews, and drills.
DJ Moore is headed to the Buffalo Bills in a deal that sends a second-round pick to the Chicago Bears and a fifth-rounder back to Buffalo.
Matt Williamson and Brian Peacock rank the 2026 quarterback class, opening with Fernando Mendoza at QB1 and Ty Simpson at QB2.
Ross Jackson and Matt Williamson open with the Trent McDuffie trade from the Kansas City Chiefs to the Los Angeles Rams, including the Rams’ original No.
Maxx Crosby's trade to the Baltimore Ravens collapsed after a physical, and the hosts say the Raiders, Ravens, and multiple NFL executives are all reacting to it.
Locked On NFL Six Pack uses an Andy Dalton trade to the Eagles, a Tanner McKee-to-Arizona hypothetical, and quarterback-room math to frame the NFL’s latest roster moves.
Ross Jackson opens by promoting the Locked On Everydayer Club before Brian Peacock and Matt Williamson pivot to the NFL scouting combine and the defensive back seven.
The show opens on Houston's busy roster week.
Matt Williamson ranks the 2026 NFL Draft defensive tackles and says Caleb Banks is the clear No.
Ross Jackson opens the Locked On NFL Six Pack Combine mailbag with Arvell Reese, who plans to work linebacker and edge rusher drills and says he sees himself as an edge.
The episode centers on the Tennessee Titans and New York Jets swapping defensive linemen before NFL Scouting Combine workouts, with DeAndre Sweat going to New York and Jermaine Johnson going to Tennessee.
The hosts analyze NFL teams with the most and least offseason resources for 2026, focusing on cap space and draft capital.
Tyreek Hill being released by the Miami Dolphins leads the episode, with the hosts citing his eight-time Pro Bowl resume, his March 1 birthday, and the $22.8 million cap savings for Miami.
Matt Williamson and Brian Peacock dig into Matt’s offensive tackle rankings for this NFL draft.
They run two mock drafts in one episode, and because it lands before free agency, everything stays provisional.
Matt Williamson and Brian Peacock frame the episode around the 2026 NFL Draft and the pro-day movement out of Miami and LSU.
Locked On NFL Six Pack opens with a familiar quarterback controversy, and the discussion centers on Minnesota's latest uncertainty.
Matt Williamson and Brian Peacock unpack a major wide receiver trade from Miami to the Broncos and what it changes for both teams.
Hosts preview the upcoming NFL Draft, discussing top safety and cornerback prospects and the role of hybrid players.
Hosts Matt Williamson and Brian Peacock preview the NFL draft by answering mailbag questions about offensive linemen and positional value.
A mock draft special where hosts and local experts make first-round picks for all 32 NFL teams with analysis.
Hosts discuss takeaways from recent NFL mock drafts by Dane Brugler and Mel Kiper Jr., analyzing draft prospects and team needs.
Hosts rank interior offensive linemen for the upcoming NFL draft, discussing top prospects and sleepers at center and guard.
Matt and Brian discuss NFL draft prospects and identify which players are guaranteed first-round picks.
NFL insiders discuss the latest intel and rumors surrounding the 2026 NFL Draft.
Hosts Matt Williamson and Brian Peacock conduct a mock draft for the 2026 NFL Draft using a simulator.
Daily NFL podcast with six bold takes, covering draft, playoffs, and trade rumors.
NFL Six-Pack hosts discuss the Steelers' win over the Dolphins, potential coaching changes in Miami, and offseason retooling for eliminated teams.