The people have spoken.

After hearing one too many "Why don't you talk about my team?" comments, the boys are taking on all 32 NFL teams in one episode. From quarterback controversies and contract years to playoff pressure and bold predictions, T-Mac, Danny and Charlie answer one burning question for every franchise.

Can Bryce Young keep rising? Is Jordan Love under more pressure than ever? Will CJ Stroud bounce back? When does the Raiders' future arrive? And just how long can Charlie talk about the Packers?

It's rapid-fire NFL chat, Aussie banter, questionable time management, and enough hot takes to keep every fan base angry until next week.

Part 1 covers the first half of the league as the countdown to football season continues.

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TMac, Danny and Charlie are finally back in the facility after a few weeks off — and the NFL absolutely exploded while they were gone.

The boys break down the Rams going all-in for another Super Bowl after landing Myles Garrett, debate whether the Browns actually won a trade for once, and unpack the AJ Brown move to New England and what it means for Drake May and the Patriots.

They also dive deep into the newly released NFL schedule:
• Why the Rams are everywhere in primetime
• The 49ers’ brutal travel schedule
• Why the Jets got banished to the early slot
• Baltimore’s soft start
• The Jags’ bizarre home game situation
• And why the Titans getting ZERO primetime games makes no sense

Plus:
OBJ returns to the Giants, Russell Wilson heads to CBS, Caleb Williams lands the Madden cover, Danny declares the Vikings cooked, and the boys finish with a little Knicks playoff chat.

Good to be back. Go football.

From $4 million AFL grand finals to million-dollar jersey disasters, Part B goes deep into the business of sports merch with one of the biggest players in the game.

We unpack how championship gear is made before a winner is crowned, what happens to the losing team’s merch, and the chaos of player trades, retirement shocks and overnight roster moves. From Tom Brady retirement panic to LeBron number changes and Luka-to-Lakers madness, this episode pulls back the curtain on the risks behind the sports retail machine.

The boys also dive into the future of the NFL in Australia — Melbourne games, pop-up NFL stores, flag football, Olympic ambitions, and why the battle for shelf space between NFL, NBA, WWE, Formula One and more is only just beginning.

Plus:

• How NFL Draft jerseys are made in real time
• Why some teams are worth WAY more than others
• The growing influence of West Sydney on NFL culture
• The next big US sports wave coming to Australia
• And the ultimate debate… is Melbourne really Australia’s sporting capital?

If you love NFL, sports business, merch culture or the behind-the-scenes world fans never get to hear about, this one’s for you.

From bootleg snapbacks and airport deals in Düsseldorf to running Australia’s biggest American sports merchandise empire — this one is absolute gold.

We sit down with Nick Auditore (NAR) to unpack how NFL culture exploded in Australia, the rise of Mitchell & Ness, the Culture Kings boom, and why the Raiders still own streetwear culture down under.

Nick takes us behind the curtain of the sports merch industry — from counterfeit jerseys in Bali and last-minute Super Bowl printing chaos, to designing exclusive merch for the upcoming NFL Melbourne game and predicting where American sports culture is heading next.

We also dive into:

• How Netflix and pop culture changed the NFL forever

• Why the Raiders, Yankees and Dodgers dominate fashion

• The insane logistics behind championship merch drops

• How music, entertainment and sport now drive fashion trends

• The NFL’s rapid growth in Australia

• What retailers actually want from teams and leagues

• The future of NFL fandom in Australia ahead of the Melbourne game

This is less an interview and more a masterclass in modern sports culture.

Part B drops next — where we get into player trades, NFL Australia expansion, draft chaos, and what’s coming next for the game down under.

Draft chaos, bold predictions, and a few “what were they thinking?” moments — the boys are back (well… mostly) for another episode of Any Given Sunday Australia.

With TMac sidelined, Charlie Pickering steps in as the duo break down one of the wildest NFL Drafts in recent memory. From the New York Giants potentially pulling off a Patriots-style turnaround, to the Cardinals making a baffling call on Jeremiah Love, nothing is off limits.

We dive into:

• The Giants’ aggressive draft strategy and why they might be this year’s biggest risers

• The Rams’ shocking QB pick and Sean McVay’s not-so-subtle reaction

• Draft Day-level drama as Makai Lemon slides and sparks chaos between the Steelers and Eagles

• Concerns around the Patriots — from draft room dysfunction to bigger issues behind the scenes

• The Ravens taking a gamble on controversial QB Diego Pavia

• The Eagles rolling the dice again on raw international talent

• Winners, losers, and the teams that quietly crushed the draft (looking at you, Raiders 👀)

Plus, plenty of banter, hot takes, and the kind of unfiltered NFL chat you won’t get anywhere else.

Whether you're here for analysis, laughs, or pure draft madness — this episode has it all.

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Go football.

The countdown to the NFL Draft is officially on, and the *Any Given Sunday Australia* crew is dialling in (literally) for a massive preview episode.Tom, Danny, and Charlie break down all the biggest storylines heading into draft week — from bold predictions and trade scenarios to the prospects who could completely reshape franchises. The guys dive deep into the hype around Sonny Styles, debate where Jeremiah Love should land, and unpack what teams like the Dolphins, Cowboys, Titans, and Eagles *should* be doing when they’re on the clock.There’s also a fiery discussion around the role of NFL “insiders” following a controversial week off the field — are they good for the game, or is it all just a race to be first?Plus:* Draft strategy: best player available vs team needs* Why this year’s QB class might be one to avoid* The rising value of elite running backs* Potential blockbuster trades that could shake up the top 10* And a few early calls that might look genius (or ridiculous) in a week’s timeAll that, with the usual chaos, banter, and a teaser for something big coming soon from the AGS crew.Draft day is coming… and so are the takes.

Two weeks out from the NFL Draft, the boys break down all the latest buzz, rising prospects, and the storylines you need to know.

They dive into the debate around the potential #1 pick skipping the draft, what it means for the Raiders, and how a veteran QB like Kirk Cousins could shape their future. There’s also a fiery discussion on the Browns and the ongoing Deshaun Watson situation—one of the most baffling in the league.

Plus, an Aussie spotlight on Daniel Faalele’s move to the Giants, and a look at the UFL’s bold new rules—including 4-point field goals and one-foot catches—and whether the NFL could adopt them.

And don’t miss the draft sleeper you need to know: Sonny Styles.

With T-Mac out (probably saving on diesel), Danny jumps into the host chair alongside Charlie for a chaotic, footy-starved off-season episode of Any Given Sunday Australia. The boys dive headfirst into the official announcement of the NFL’s first game at the MCG—with the San Francisco 49ers taking on the Los Angeles Rams in a blockbuster Week 1 clash.

They break down kickoff times, tailgate dreams in Melbourne, and why a divisional rivalry on Aussie soil is as big as it gets. Plus, could the NFL really bump an AFL final? And is this the moment American football truly explodes in Australia?

From there, it’s classic off-season chaos—debating elite QBs vs elite receivers, reacting to massive contracts, Patrick Mahomes’ scary-fast ACL recovery, and predicting landing spots for big-name free agents like Stefon Diggs, Deebo Samuel, and Kirk Cousins.

It’s part breaking news, part NFL banter, and fully unhinged offseason energy—because even without games, footy never really stops.