Nate Tice & Charles McDonald kick off the new Sunday night edition of Football 301 looking into five of the most interesting results from Week 12.

The Chicago Bears lost yet again close, this time to the division rival Minnesota Vikings. The guys explain why hope is not lost for Chicago as Caleb Williams has continued to finally show improvement under new offensive coordinator Thomas Brown.

Likewise in Carolina, it's been a rough two years for Bryce Young, but in 30-27 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, the former first overall pick may have put together the best game of his career.

Nate & Charles also discuss the Texans falling to Will Levis' Tennessee Titans, a completely crazy fourth quarter between the Washington Commanders and Dallas Cowboys and a Seattle Cardinals win that may have reset the NFC West race.

(2:15) - Williams shows hope in loss to Vikings

(7:20) - Commanders/Cowboys goes crazy in fourth quarter

(14:00) - Rollercoaster Will Levis gives Titans win over Texans

(19:55) - Bryce Young may have had his best game yet against KC

(25:05) - Seattle D resets NFC West against Cardinals

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After relegating him to QB4, the New York Giants officially release Daniel Jones. Jason Fitz & Frank Schwab ask what went wrong in the ‘Daniel Jones era’ and look ahead to where he might be able to still land on his feet elsewhere in the NFL.

The Cleveland Browns beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 24-19 in the snow during Thursday Night Football. The Steelers showed they might not be the postseason contenders we imagined in this game where their offensive star George Pickens was almost nowhere to be seen. All the Browns' problems seem to lie with their quarterback, but would getting a new QB in the 2025 NFL Draft truly get them back to winning ways?

Fitz, Frank, and Charles look ahead to next season for Aaron Rodgers. If he’s not retired or with the New York Jets, where could the veteran QB realistically go? Plus, the trio look at two other QB contracts worth keeping an eye on in the second half of the season with Brock Purdy’s new deal with the San Francisco 49ers and if the Steelers will extend Russell Wilson.

The three then ask which teams they really, truly trust to win either the AFC or NFC. Can the Steelers be trusted to win the AFC after a loss to a Browns team with nothing to lose? And is there anyone in the NFC who can threaten the Detroit Lions?

(0:26) Giants release Daniel Jones

(8:21) Steelers @ Browns recap

(33:49) Where could Rodgers go next season?

(43:01) QB contracts worth watching: Russell Wilson

(46:23) QB contracts worth watching: Brock Purdy

(56:01) Who do you trust to win the AFC?

(1:05:08) Who do you trust to win the NFC?

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Nate Tice is joined by Charles McDonald to look ahead to Week 12 of NFL action and give one thing to watch for every game, including a deep dive on the two biggest games of the week. The Baltimore Ravens take on the Los Angeles Chargers on Monday night, and Nate and Charles break down the Chargers' blueprint to keep up with a dangerous Ravens offense before moving on to the San Francisco 49ers vs. the Green Bay Packers, where two offenses with some key issues will face off.

Later, Nate and Charles give one thing to watch in every Week 12 game and discuss Drake Maye's emergence as a legitimate franchise quarterback, big tests for Anthony Richardson and Caleb Williams, one way for the Dallas Cowboys defense to stifle Jayden Daniels, the Arizona Cardinals' offensive evolution, Sean McVay facing off against his nemesis Vic Fangio and much more. The duo finish up with a mailbag question of the week on the Georgia offense.

(2:05) Baltimore Ravens @ Los Angeles Chargers

(20:35) San Francisco 49ers @ Green Bay Packers

(35:00) Minnesota Vikings @ Chicago Bears

(39:25) Detroit Lions @ Indianapolis Colts

(43:25) New England Patriots @ Miami Dolphins

(49:30) Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ New York Giants

(52:45) Dallas Cowboys @ Washington Commanders

(46:35) Kansas City Chiefs @ Carolina Panthers

(59:45) Tennessee Titans @ Houston Texans

(1:03:10) Denver Broncos @ Las Vegas Raiders

(1:04:15) Arizona Cardinals @ Seattle Seahawks

(1:10:30) Philadelphia Eagles @ Los Angeles Rams

(1:14:40) Mailbag: is Georgia's offensive scheme any good?

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