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Join Trevor Sikkema and a rotating panel of co-hosts for an NFL podcast powered by Pro Football Focus's unique data insights. With PFF's comprehensive player grades on every play, get an unrivaled look at the game—from uncovering hidden superstars to analyzing Super Bowl contenders. As the season shifts to draft preparation, Trevor and his team leverage PFF's in-depth college game analysis to break down the next generation of NFL talent. Perfect for fans at every level, this podcast offers a deeper understanding of football like no other.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Player grades, tape, measurables, and scheme give its NFL debates a clear evidentiary spine.
The PFF NFL Podcast turns NFL evaluation into an argument listeners can follow. Trevor Sikkema and his colleagues test projections against player grades, game tape, physical measurements, roster needs, and scheme.
One edge rusher's arm measurement, and your draft board needs a second opinion.
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Combine chaos turns into real draft calls, especially in the trenches.
The episode moves quickly through day one of the NFL Combine, with Trevor Sikma and Max Chadwick sorting the defensive line, edge rushers, defensive tackles, and linebackers after a few historic performances.
A Radio Row combine check-in built around player podiums, roster logic, and early draft pressure points.
The PFF NFL Podcast keeps this Radio Row combine stop grounded in the part that matters: what people in Indianapolis are actually saying before the drills begin.
An Indianapolis Combine episode that uses Mel Kiper's mock and Caleb Downs to frame a sharp debate about draft value and roster implications.
The PFF NFL show turns the Indianapolis Combine podiums into a draft-room argument, then uses Mel Kiper's new mock draft as the main test case, so the episode keeps returning to what teams should value before free agency.
A recap that turns Seattle's title into a case for roster construction.
This episode treats Seattle's 29-13 Super Bowl win as a team-building story, not just a scoreboard update. It follows the offseason churn that set up the result and keeps the focus on how the roster, coaching staff, and front office all had to fit together for it to work.
A betting preview that treats the Super Bowl like a football problem, not a hype reel.
The episode is a matchup-first Super Bowl preview that keeps the focus on football, not noise. The PFF crew works through Seattle's edge, New England's possible path to keep it tight, and why the betting case hangs on run rate, play-action, defensive splits, and JSN.
A data-heavy Super Bowl preview that keeps the focus on coverage, explosives, and quarterback fit.
This Seahawks-Patriots Super Bowl preview stays focused on the football itself. Trevor Sycamore and Dalton Wasserman walk through how Seattle's zone shells, speed, and knack for limiting explosives could shape what New England tries to do, then keep the discussion pointed as…
A mock draft review that treats every pick like a roster problem worth solving.
Daniel Jeremiah's 1.0 mock draft gives Trevor Sickerman and Dalton Wasserman room to do what this show does best: turn one board into a real roster debate.
Dolphins coverage with a scout’s eye.
The hosts introduce a post-free agency mock draft for the 2026 NFL draft, planning to cover two rounds without trades while discussing team needs and draft strategy.
The hosts discuss their favorite mock drafts, particularly post-combine and post-free agency editions, as they provide clearer predictions with fewer uncertainties after the NFL Scouting Combine.
The hosts recap the 2026 NFL Combine's on-field testing for quarterbacks, wide receivers, and running backs, highlighting standout performances and schedule changes.
The hosts recap historic athletic performances by tight ends and defensive backs at the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine, discussing draft implications and standout players.
The hosts discuss their experiences at the Senior Bowl and introduce a post-event mock draft to analyze player evaluations and draft projections for the 2026 NFL draft.
The hosts discuss a post-Super Bowl mock draft episode focusing on potential trades and team strategies for the upcoming NFL draft.
The hosts introduce the final day of their NFL free agency recap show, mentioning recent signings like Kyler Murray and teasing a game show segment.
The PFF NFL Podcast ranks the top three pre-free-agency needs for each NFL team, with hosts Trevor Sickerman and Dal Washington working division by division starting with the AFC West.
The hosts introduce a segment grading NFL free agency moves for AFC and NFC North teams, discussing their approach and personal weather complaints.
This segment discusses the latest developments in 2026 NFL free agency, focusing on Kyler Murray's release from the Arizona Cardinals and potential signing with the Minnesota Vikings, along with other team moves and available players.
This segment discusses the start of the 2026 NFL free agency period, including recent player signings and trades like Daniel Jones' contract with the Colts.
The hosts discuss the second day of the 2026 NFL free agency, recapping key signings like Mike Evans and Tyler Linderbaum from the previous day and speculating on potential moves.
The hosts introduce a live reaction show for the start of 2026 NFL free agency, discussing early trades, team outlooks, and the unpredictability of player moves.
Trevor Sikkema and Max Chadwick break down standout performances from day one of the NFL Combine, focusing on defensive linemen and linebackers.
Trevor Sikkema, Max Chadwick, and Dalton Washman recap Day 2 of the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, discussing player podium interviews, team needs, and free agency rumors.
Trevor Sikkema, Max Chadwick, and Dalton Waxman analyze press conferences from the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine, discussing key quotes from GMs and coaches about player trades, free agency, and team needs.
Trevor Sikkema and Dalton Washington recap Super Bowl LX, where the Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots 29-13.
The hosts analyze Super Bowl LX between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots, focusing on betting angles, key matchups like Drake May versus Seattle's defense, and underrated factors such as New England's run defense.
Trevor Sikkema and Dalton Wasserman preview Super Bowl LX between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots, analyzing key matchups like the Patriots' struggling run game versus Seattle's top run defense and the Seahawks' passing attack led by Sam Darnold and Jackson Smith-Njigba.
Trevor Sikkema and Dalton Wasserman review Daniel Jeremiah's 2026 NFL Mock Draft 1.0, analyzing top picks like offensive linemen Spencer Fano and Francis Malinoa, and debating surprises such as defensive selections for the Giants and Browns.
Trevor Sikkema and co-hosts recap Day 3 of the 2026 Senior Bowl, discussing standout players and competitive drills.
Trevor Sikkema and co-hosts recap Day 2 of the Senior Bowl, highlighting standout players in full pads.
The hosts discuss their standout players from Day 1 of the Senior Bowl, using PFF data to analyze prospects.
The hosts break down the conference championship games and preview the Super Bowl matchup using PFF player grades.
The hosts preview conference championship weekend, discussing matchups and betting angles for the NFL games.
The hosts discuss NFL betting lines and analyze the Thursday night game between the Steelers and Bengals.
The hosts discuss NFL betting strategies for week 6, focusing on island games and player prop tools.
The PFF Betting Show hosts discuss NFL week 5 betting lines, share their track record, and preview Thursday night's game.
The hosts discuss NFL week 4 betting lines, recap Thursday Night Football, and share their picks.
The hosts recap recent NFL betting results and preview week 3 games, discussing player props and using PFF data.