Straight Facts Homie sits down with NFL insider Jordan Schultz for a fast, fact first conversation. We dig into why an angry Patrick Mahomes is a problem for everyone, why the Chiefs as a home underdog is rare, and why Miami looked unprepared. We cover Daniel Jones and the seven straight scoring drives, the Bills and their turnover streak, and the Ravens blowing late leads. Jordan also shares why he left Fox to launch his own channel and how family shaped the call.

What you will hear:
- Why an angry Mahomes at Arrowhead is different
- Chiefs as a home underdog and why it matters
- Daniel Jones and seven scoring drives in Week 1
- Dolphins concerns on leadership and preparation
- Bills grit versus secondary issues and run defense
- Ravens postseason question and Harbaugh pressure
- Schultz on career leaps, building on YouTube, and being present as a dad

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Week 1, decoded by someone who’s been in the trenches.

Trey Wingo sits down with Marshall Newhouse, Super Bowl champ, 10-year NFL offensive lineman who’s blocked for Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady, to break down what actually translated on tape and in the data from opening weekend.

No hot takes. Facts + stories from a guy who’s lived the matchups, protections, and situational football that swing games.

What we cover (Week 1):

• Rodgers x Steelers: how Arthur Smith’s structure meshes with QB preference (and what the OL/tempo said)
• Mike Tomlin’s 2024 mandate: why results > streaks in Pittsburgh
• Ravens’ finish problem: 17 blown double-digit 2H leads—prep, play-calling, and player execution
• Chiefs’ offense post-Tyreek: ceiling, spacing, and what changes when Rice/Brown/Worthy align
• AFC North snapshot: floor vs. ceiling after one week—Steelers, Bengals, Ravens, Browns

Why Marshall?

• SB XLV champion (Packers)
• 10 NFL seasons, started at tackle/guard
• First-hand Rodgers perspective, protection rules, and how elite offenses actually communicate

No yelling. No hot takes. Just data and context. Trey breaks down the real Week 1 storylines:

• Why Week 1 is chaos (bad teams don’t know they’re bad yet)
• Colts were right to start Daniel “Indiana” Jones: a perfect 7-for-7 scoring drives day and snapping an 11-year Week 1 drought
• Miami looks broken: messy offseason, sideline frustration, and early pressure on McDaniel
• The 33-yard extra point: the rule change that keeps flipping games (and how it swung multiple results)
• Situational football fails: Commanders’ end-of-half blunder; Falcons’ clock mismanagement
• Rodgers’ revenge: four TDs vs. the Jets
• Packers bully the Lions: Jordan Love clean, Josh Jacobs keeps scoring, Micah Parsons closes
• Rams handle Texans: Stafford steady, Puka does Puka things
• Broncos–Titans takeaways & rookie Cam Ward’s “touch vs. heat” lesson
• Giants panic meter: Daboll wavering on Russ after Week 1

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