Heading into Week 18, Matt and Phil Simms share their final regular-season takes on who to watch, the dark-horse teams that can make noise, and which squads are trending the wrong way as the playoff picture nearly locks in. Plus, they weigh in on the latest with the Giants.

Phil and Matt Simms get into how impressive some of the young QBs in the NFL have been recently and they want to give their efforts a shoutout. They open up with the IMMENSE struggles of the New York Giants and talk about why it really can't be THIS bad. Listen in to hear about ALL of that and SO MUCH MORE on this exciting recap episode of Simms Complete

Matt and Phil Simms break down a loaded NFL slate, focusing on how quarterback play, physicality, and coaching decisions will shape key matchups as the playoff race tightens. They highlight the Bears’ chance to challenge the Packers, praise Sean Payton’s aggressive pairing with Bo Nix, and discuss Trevor Lawrence’s growing confidence in Jacksonville. The episode wraps with a look at why the NFL feels more unpredictable than ever, with the talent gap shrinking and more teams believing they’re true contenders.

After dissecting the film from Week 15, Matt and Phil Simms break down the biggest games, moments, and decisions from around the NFL. They start with the ripple effects of devastating injuries to Patrick Mahomes and Micah Parsons, then dive into Packers–Broncos, Colts–Seahawks, Chargers–Chiefs, and the Giants’ loss to the Commanders.

Matt and Phil Simms preview the week’s biggest NFL games, diving into quarterback situations, coaching strategies, and bold picks. From a surprising Philip Rivers rumor to debates over Chargers-Chiefs, Bills-Patriots, and Rams-Lions, they break down why the NFL feels more unpredictable than ever.

After Week 14, Matt and Phil Simms break down the biggest games of the weekend. They open with Sunday night’s Texans–Chiefs matchup, highlighting Houston’s dominant defense and CJ Stroud’s composed, decision-making masterclass. The guys also dive into Packers–Bears, Jaguars–Colts, and Ravens–Steelers, plus a look at updated Super Bowl odds — and why Notre Dame found itself on the outside of the playoff picture.

Matt and Phil Simms kick off the newest Simms Complete by recapping Lions–Cowboys and what each team could look like if they punch their playoff ticket. Then it’s a loaded preview slate—Texans–Chiefs, Colts–Jags, Bills–Bengals, and Chargers–Eagles, followed by some College Football predictions

Phil Simms joins Mike Golic Sr. and Mike Golic to unload some BIG takes on the NFL’s hottest teams. Are the Cowboys the scariest team in the NFC? Has Bryce Young officially arrived in Carolina? Can the battle-tested Chiefs still make a playoff run? Simms also breaks down what’s really wrong with the Eagles’ offense, why the Vikings’ QB play has been so shaky, and makes a bold comparison putting Miles Garrett in the same class as Reggie White and Lawrence Taylor.

Matt and Phil Simms get into the Week 13 slate and all the craziness that ensued around Thanksgiving in the NFL. Which teams rose up to the occasion and which are LAGGING behind in terms of what they should be accomplishing with their current teams. Who do the guys think is poised to rise through the ranks to make a last minute playoff push?! Listen in to this episode of Simms Complete to find out what the best father son duo in podcasting has to say about it!

Phil and Matt Simms bring their expertise forward as they take apart the games this previous Sunday, talk about the winners and losers. How the top QBs are performing and who seriously needs some more work.Then stick around to see what teams they guys think is worthy of making the Super Bowl! Their answers may seriously SHOCK you, catch it ONLY right here on Simms Complete!

On the latest episode of Simms Complete, Matt and Phil Simms break down Week 12 matchups, including Giants vs. Lions, Colts vs. Chiefs, Bucs vs. Rams, and Bears vs. Steelers. They make their picks and dive into which teams are shaping up as real postseason contenders

Phil and Matt take a break from their usual show structure to bring you a redraft of the 2024 QB's according to Phil Simms. First they go over the order in which Phil had them previously ranked prior to the draft and then go through the process of putting them in the order he would've taken them at. Do you agree with his picks? What would you do? Listen in to this MUST WATCH episode of Simms Complete NOW!

Matt and Phil Simms discuss the NY Giants' firing of Brian Daboll. They analyze the team's performance, particularly the impact of quarterback Jackson Dart. The conversation also explores potential replacements and future strategies.

In this episode of Simms Complete, presented by FanDuel, Matt and Phil Simms break down five key NFL matchups with a mix of analysis and prediction. They start with the Colts vs. Falcons, discussing the early international kickoff, the Falcons’ inconsistency, and the Colts’ balanced offense Next, they cover Steelers vs. Chargers, focusing on Pittsburgh’s defensive pressure and the Chargers’ offensive line injuries. They then dive into the Rams vs. 49ers rivalry, noting Kyle Shanahan’s dominance over Sean McVay, San Francisco’s injury concerns, and Matthew Stafford’s MVP-caliber season. They shift to the Patriots vs. Buccaneers, highlighting New England’s offensive improvement under Josh McDaniels and the Bucs’ rested defense. Lastly, they preview MNF game between the Eagles and Packers.

Matt Simms breaks down a wild Week 9 the Giants fall to the Niners, but Christian McCaffrey still looks unstoppable. He dives into Daniel Jones and the Colts, the Steelers’ defense waking up, the Bills locking in vs. the Chiefs, Sam Darnold and the Seahawks in primetime, and why Dan Quinn was right to ride with Jayden Daniels.

On this episode of Simms Complete, Matt and Phil Simms break down key NFL matchups for the upcoming week, focusing on teams, NY Giants, San Francisco 49ers, Indianapolis Colts, Pittsburgh Steelers, Buffalo Bills, Kansas City Chiefs, Denver Broncos, and Houston Texans.

Matt and Phil Simms recap Week 8 in the NFL. They start by discussing the Giants' loss to the Eagles, noting that Saquon Barkley and the Eagles figured things out and were the better team, despite some questionable officiating. They dive into the ongoing issues with officiating throughout the day and the season. Next, they focus on Daniel Jones and Jonathan Taylor's impressive win, which brings the Colts' record to 7-1, and they explore why the Colts are clicking on all cylinders. They also cover Bo Nix and the Broncos' significant win over the Cowboys and discuss why Dallas has struggled recently. Finally, they wrap up by reviewing Aaron Rodgers' loss to his former team, the Green Bay Packers.

Matt and Phil Simms recap Thursday night football then preview games for Week 8. Minnesota Vikings vs. Los Angeles Chargers – Analysis of Justin Herbert’s performance, the impact of Joe Alt returning to the lineup, and Minnesota’s defensive and quarterback struggles. New York Giants vs. Philadelphia Eagles– Discussion about how the Giants can bounce back, key defensive strategies, and rookie QB Jaxson Dart’s development. Chicago Bears vs. Baltimore Ravens – Insights on the potential impact of Lamar Jackson’s availability, the surging play of Caleb Williams, and Ben Johnson’s approach for the Bears. Dallas Cowboys vs. Denver Broncos– Debate between Dallas’s high-powered offense with Dak Prescott’s MVP-level play versus Denver’s physical defense and Bo Nix’s leadership. Green Bay Packers vs. Pittsburgh Steelers– Focused on Aaron Rodgers facing his former team, Green Bay’s overall speed and offensive rhythm, and Pittsburgh’s defensive issues.

Matt and Phil kick off the discussion by diving straight into analysis of the Giants vs. Broncos matchup, highlighing t the Giants’ early dominance and fatigue in the fourth quarter, and analyze the performances and game management of quarterbacks Jaxson Dart and Bo Nix. The two note missed opportunities, questionable coaching decisions, and issues like the Giants’ reliance on a three-man rush in crucial moments, leading to their collapse. They praise Daniel Jones and the Indianapolis Colts, who are surging in the AFC. They about Jones’ development, Shane Steichen’s coaching, and the effectiveness of the Colts’ offensive scheme. They also touch on the Chargers' struggles, particularly their lack of a disruptive pass rush and the shortcomings in their offensive play. Attention shifts to the Chiefs’ dominant win over the Raiders, focusing on the improving offense of the Chiefs, Patrick Mahomes' health and performance, and the team’s depth at skill positions. The decline of the Raiders and their ineffective play calling are also criticized. Lastly, the rise of run-heavy offenses in teams like the Lions, Bears, Panthers, and Patriots, and how this approach benefits young quarterbacks. Injuries and coaching are highlighted as key storylines affecting team performances, especially for Carolina and Washington.

On the latest episode of Simms, the duo kicks things off reminiscing about Phil’s days at Morehead State as the stadium is going to be named after Phil Simms this weekend. The show quickly transitions into NFL talk, diving deep into the upcoming Week 7 matchups. Phil and Matt break down key games such as Broncos vs. Giants, Colts vs. Chargers, Falcons vs. 49ers, Eagles vs. Vikings, and Bucks vs. Lions.