Thursday Night Football is in the books and we’re going LIVE right after Commanders-Giants to react to everything that went down at MetLife! The first-place New York Giants (5-2-1) took on Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders (2-5-1) to open Week 10, and we’re breaking down how J.J. McCarthy, Malik Nabers, and John Harbaugh’s squad handled a huge NFC East rivalry game, plus what the result means for the division race.

Then we turn to Sunday and preview the Dallas Cowboys hosting the San Francisco 49ers. San Francisco comes in at 7-1, while Dallas sits at 4-5, looking to string together consecutive wins after beating the Colts on the road. The Niners also just added WR Keenan Allen, and on paper, Week 10 spells trouble for Dallas. Can Dak Prescott and the Cowboys pull off the upset at AT&T Stadium and keep pace in the NFC East?

Fares and Caleb break it all down. Drop your reactions and predictions in the comments!

A 33-30 overtime loss to the Cardinals. 😤 The Cowboys had chances to put this one away, and instead we’re left asking what went wrong. On this episode of Good Friends, Better Rivals, we break down the Week 8 heartbreaker: the plays that got away, the decisions that backfired, and what this loss means for the rest of the season.

Is this loss on the offense, the defense, or the coaching staff? Drop your hot takes in the comments. We read them all!

Big Blue and America’s Team both walked away winners in Week 7, and we’ve got plenty to say about it.

First up, the Giants outlasted the Texans 27-21 in overtime in a game that had us sweating until the very end. We break down the key plays that forced OT, how Cam Skattebo kept pounding the rock when the Giants needed it most, and what this win says about where this team is headed.

Then we move to Monday Night, where the Cowboys rolled past Philadelphia 38-21 in a divisional showdown with the whole league watching. Javonte Williams led the way on the ground, and the offense never let the Eagles get comfortable. Was it a statement win or just a W against a rival? We get into what worked, what the Eagles couldn’t fix, and what it means for the NFC East race.

Two rivals and two wins, which means the trash talk is flowing. Hit play, then tell us who you think had the better week.