Touchdown Wire’s Week 4 NFL preview podcast with Doug Farrar and Mark Schofield

Touchdown Wire’s Doug Farrar and Mark Schofield go through all the stories Week 4 of the 2021 NFL season.

It’s time to get ready for Week 4 in the 2021 NFL season, and there’s a lot more to this week than the Brady-Belichick game, though that’s where Touchdown Wire’s Doug Farrar and Mark Schofield start in this week’s preview/matchup podcast. Using tape study and advanced metrics, here’s what Doug and Mark discussed this week:

  • Why Mac Jones, and not Tom Brady, will be the difference in Brady’s “revenge game;”
  • Why Trevor Lawrence is better than you may think, but it’s Joe Burrow who now has a full passing game to exploit;
  • Why Washington’s defense is struggling from front to back, and how even the Falcons (who rank dead last in Offensive DVOA this season) can make something of it;
  • How the Lions can get their first win of the season against a Bears offense that should have Matt Nagy escorted right out of Halas Hall;
  • Why the Panthers-Cowboys game might be the most interesting this week from a schematic perspective;
  • How Patrick Mahomes has gone from consistency to randomness, though it may not matter, as the Eagles’ offense has no identity;
  • Why Kirk Cousins will not find Cleveland’s new-look defense to be an easy test at all;
  • How the Cardinals can keep up with a Sean McVay/Matthew Stafford offense that has weaponized both McVay’s and Stafford’s best traits;
  • Why Pete Carroll had better throw the LOB out of his head and put a defensive game plan together for the players he actually has;
  • How the AFC West became a total toss-up, and why Jon Gruden might be doing the best coaching of his career;
  • And why the Steelers had better start thinking out loud about the game’s most important position.

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