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Latest calls
The latest calls we tracked, with the exact quote and episode.
- Jaylen Waddle
“Waddle looked much more like his explosive self in Week 2 against the Jaguars.”
- Ward
“Ward has been elite for the Browns.”
- Los Angeles Rams
“Rams-Broncos looms as a potential Super Bowl matchup”
- Marlon Humphrey
“His 90.4 PFF coverage grade is the third-best among qualified cornerbacks”
- Pittsburgh Steelers
“the Steelers’ stifling defense”
- Garett Bolles
“didn’t allow a pressure across 16 direct pass-rushing matchups”
- Maxx Crosby
“The reliable Alt wasn’t as clean against Maxx Crosby”
- Tristan Wirfs
“Wirfs’ 83.2 PFF pass-blocking grade is the fifth-highest among qualified tackles”
- Greg Rousseau
“Rousseau has leveled up in his first two games working under new defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard.”
- Joe Alt
“The reliable Alt wasn’t as clean against Maxx Crosby and the Raiders in Week 2.”
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- Jaylen Waddle
“Waddle looked much more like his explosive self in Week 2 against the Jaguars.”
- Ward
“Ward has been elite for the Browns.”
- Los Angeles Rams
“Rams-Broncos looms as a potential Super Bowl matchup”
- Marlon Humphrey
“His 90.4 PFF coverage grade is the third-best among qualified cornerbacks”
- Pittsburgh Steelers
“the Steelers’ stifling defense”
- Garett Bolles
“didn’t allow a pressure across 16 direct pass-rushing matchups”
- Maxx Crosby
“The reliable Alt wasn’t as clean against Maxx Crosby”
- Tristan Wirfs
“Wirfs’ 83.2 PFF pass-blocking grade is the fifth-highest among qualified tackles”
- Greg Rousseau
“Rousseau has leveled up in his first two games working under new defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard.”
- Joe Alt
“The reliable Alt wasn’t as clean against Maxx Crosby and the Raiders in Week 2.”
- Tristan Wirfs
“one of the NFL's most consistent pass protectors.”
- Amarius Mims
“His 80.9 PFF pass-blocking grade is the 10th-best among qualified tackles”
- Trent McDuffie
“McDuffie has already played representatively of his then-record-setting extension.”
- Cincinnati Bengals
“The undefeated Bengals take a trip to Pittsburgh”
- Ja’Marr Chase
“the star receiver caught seven passes for 75 yards and two touchdowns”
- Los Angeles Chargers
“Few teams have more on the line in Week 3 than the Chargers, who desperately need a win to stop their unraveling.”
- T.J. Watt
“His 91.3 overall PFF grade leads all edge rushers”
- Minnesota Vikings
“the 2-0 Vikings take on the 0-2 Buccaneers.”
- Davante Adams
“Adams enjoyed a monster Week 2 outing against the Giants.”
- Jamel Dean
“Dean is the league’s fourth-highest-graded corner (84.8)”
- Dallas Turner
“Dallas Turner looks to stay hot against Tristan Wirfs”
- Stefon Diggs
“Diggs has looked at home in his new uniform.”
- Devon Witherspoon
“Witherspoon remains one of the sport’s best all-around cornerbacks.”
- George Pickens
“Pickens has started the year fairly slowly”
- Dallas Turner
“Turner has been a havoc machine through the young 2026 season.”
- Denver Broncos
“Rams-Broncos looms as a potential Super Bowl matchup”
- Cleveland Browns
“Ward has been elite for the Browns.”
- Dee Alford
“CB Dee Alford, Buffalo Bills”
- Ladd McConkey
“WR Ladd McConkey... McConkey is set for a bounce-back week against Buffalo.”
- Adonai Mitchell
“WR Adonai Mitchell... Mitchell faces the NFL’s most wide receiver-friendly pass defense in Week 3.”
- D.J. Reed
“CB D.J. Reed, Detroit Lions”
- Christian Watson
“passing the ball to Matthew Golden, Christian Watson and Tucker Kraft”
- Tucker Kraft
“passing the ball to Matthew Golden, Christian Watson and Tucker Kraft”
- Green Bay Packers
“The Green Bay Packers abandon the run game”
- Drake London
“Running back Bijan Robinson and wide receiver Drake London scored over 28 PPR points each”
- MarShawn Lloyd
“MarShawn Lloyd and Chris Brooks were the lead backs in Week 1, with Lloyd playing on early downs”
- Kyle Pitts
“didn’t leave many opportunities left for players like Kyle Pitts”
- Bijan Robinson
“Running back Bijan Robinson and wide receiver Drake London scored over 28 PPR points each”
- Chris Brooks
“MarShawn Lloyd and Chris Brooks were the lead backs in Week 1”
- Atlanta Falcons
“The Atlanta Falcons‘ star players don’t disappoint”
- Zachariah Branch
“he remained well behind Olamide Zaccheaus for the Falcons' third wide receiver spot”
- Olamide Zaccheaus
“he remained well behind Olamide Zaccheaus for the Falcons' third wide receiver spot”
- Trey McBride
“Trey McBride and Brock Bowers were the only other tight ends above 82%”
- Brock Bowers
“Trey McBride and Brock Bowers were the only other tight ends above 82%”
- Jayden Reed
“The Packers' slot receiver was carted off the field with a neck injury last week”
- Matthew Golden
“spent the entire game focused on passing the ball to Matthew Golden”
- Skyy Moore
“It’s unlikely Moore will have any fantasy value this season”
- Minnesota Vikings
“The Minnesota Vikings are another interesting possibility.”
- Washington Commanders
“PFF ranked the Washington Commanders and Jacksonville Jaguars as having the league’s two weakest running back rooms entering the 2026 season.”
- Jacksonville Jaguars
“PFF ranked the Washington Commanders and Jacksonville Jaguars as having the league’s two weakest running back rooms entering the 2026 season.”
- Trent McDuffie
“Trent McDuffie was targeted five times against the Giants and did not allow a catch.”
- Los Angeles Rams
“The Rams traded for cornerback Trent McDuffie from the Kansas City Chiefs to get performances exactly like this one”
- Miami Dolphins
“Kansas City Chiefs vs. Miami Dolphins: Kansas City is a double-digit favorite against Miami.”
- Washington Commanders
“Seattle Seahawks vs. Washington Commanders: Seattle’s backfield could be in flux, yet should play productively against Washington.”
- Kansas City Chiefs
“Kansas City Chiefs vs. Miami Dolphins: Kansas City is a double-digit favorite against Miami.”
- New York Jets
“New York Jets vs. Detroit Lions: This game profiles as a fantasy-friendly shootout.”
- Los Angeles Chargers
“Los Angeles Chargers vs. Buffalo Bills: The Chargers have a get-right matchup in Week 3.”
- Buffalo Bills
“Los Angeles Chargers vs. Buffalo Bills: The Chargers have a get-right matchup in Week 3.”
- Detroit Lions
“New York Jets vs. Detroit Lions: This game profiles as a fantasy-friendly shootout.”
- Peyton Manning
“showcasing some of the processing ability that made his uncle, Peyton, one of the greatest signal-callers of all time.”
- Marvin Harrison Jr.
“Don’t start Marvin Harrison Jr.: There are multiple options who could be available on the waiver wire who would be worth starting this week over the Arizona Cardinals receiver.”
- Jameson Williams
“Don’t worry about Jameson Williams: The Detroit Lions‘ slow start is easily understandable, and it wouldn’t be surprising if he has bigger games going forward.”
- Garrett Bolles
“He currently owns a 91.2 PFF pass-blocking grade on true pass sets in 2026, the best mark among tackles, and he has won 100% of those reps.”
- Drake London
“London exploded on Thursday Night Football with competent play from Michael Penix Jr.”
- Michael Penix Jr.
“London exploded on Thursday Night Football with competent play from Michael Penix Jr.”
- Chris Olave
“Olave has had a phenomenal start to the 2026 season, trailing only Jaxon Smith-Njigba with 375 receiving yards through three weeks.”
- Amon-Ra St. Brown
“St. Brown struggled in Sunday’s win over the New York Jets, catching four passes for just 19 yards on eight targets.”
- Ja'Marr Chase
“Chase delivered another big performance in the Bengals’ loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, catching nine passes for 98 yards and a touchdown on 12 targets.”
- DeVonta Smith
“Much of the preseason hype centered on what DeVonta Smith could do as the focal point of the Eagles’ passing game, and he has delivered so far in 2026.”
- CeeDee Lamb
“Lamb had another strong showing against the Baltimore Ravens in Brazil on Sunday afternoon, turning eight targets into seven receptions for 112 yards.”
- Terry McLaurin
“McLaurin struggled through the first two weeks of the season but had his best game of the year”
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba
“Jaxon Smith-Njigba remains No. 1: The Seattle Seahawks receiver leads wide receivers with at least 30 receiving snaps in yards per route run.”
- Rashee Rice
“Rice has benefited from Patrick Mahomes’ return to form”
- Garrett Wilson
“Garrett Wilson looks poised for a career year if the first three weeks are any indication.”
- Christian Watson
“If he stays healthy, he is on pace for a career year in receiving yards”
- Malik Nabers
“it is fair to wonder whether Nabers will see enough quality targets to have the type of season he is capable of.”
- Ladd McConkey
“McConkey’s 2.54 yards per route run ranks 12th among wide receivers so far this season.”
- Tetairoa McMillan
“McMillan was kept quiet against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday afternoon.”
- Kirk Cousins
“he’s certainly playing some solid football for the Las Vegas Raiders.”
- Michael Penix Jr.
“He recorded an 86.4% adjusted completion percentage in the win over the Green Bay Packers.”
Graded calls
No graded calls yet among the 80 most recent calls listed here. A call appears here only after we record a hit, miss, or push.