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NFL Bold Predictions: Eagles, Raiders, Draft Picks

Dallas Cowboys News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!·Apr 2, 2026·0:58

About this Episode

Nate Tice and Matt Harmon unveil their daring NFL predictions for the 2026 season, sparking buzz around potential quarterback moves and scheme shifts. Matt forecasts Ty Simpsons early draft pick, a challenging year for the Packers, Cowboys trading up, and Ladd McConkeys breakout season. Nate predicts a first-time MVP, Vikings resurgence with Kyler Murray, more Cowboys triumph, and C.J. Strouds top ten quarterback status.

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Hosts & Guests

The Daily News Now!

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Matt Harmon

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Nate Tice

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Ty Simpson

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Ladd McConkey

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Kyler Murray

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C.J. Stroud

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Transcript

On April 2nd, Nate Ties and Matt Harmon just dropped their boldest predictions for the 2026 NFL season, locking them into the take vault, early.

They kick things off debating the Philadelphia Eagles offense, wondering if Jalen Hurts can adjust to new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion's scheme.

They also weighed in on the Las Vegas Raiders, potentially signing quarterback Kurt Cousins, seeing it as a game-changer for their lineup.

Fans are buzzing about these hot takes, especially with the offseason hype building around quarterback moves and scheme shifts that could shake up the lead.

Matt predicts Ty Simpson goes early in the draft, a rough year for the Green Bay Packers, Dallas Cowboys trading a big and wide receiver lead, Maconkey having a breakout season.

Meanwhile, Nate calls for a first-time MVP, Minnesota Vikings bouncing back strong with Kyler Murray at the helm, more Cowboys success, and CJ.

Stroud locking in as a top 10 quarterback, keeping us locked in till kickoff.