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Karl and Tommy are coming off a brutal week of picks, so naturally, they’re back to do it all over again. This week, the guys debate what’s really going on with the Eagles, whether the Rams are in trouble, and which teams deserve more or less credit than they’re getting. They break down the biggest Week 7 matchups, talk injuries and home-field quirks, and get into their favorite betting angles and player props. Two casual NFL bettors, one fresh slate, and hopefully a better week.

The boys are back to break down Week 6, and the coaching hot seat is getting crowded. Nick Sirianni is under pressure in Philly after another frustrating loss, and the guys debate how much time he has left to turn things around. Plus, the biggest matchups, underdog picks, moneylines, and player props for the week. Who’s next on the chopping block?

The boys are back after a big week for the Patriots, and the confidence is at an all-time high. Karl and Tommy break down the biggest storylines, argue over the Week 5 slate, and try to find some winners before the games kick off. More picks, more debates, and more questionable logic.

The Three Man Rush is back for another chaotic week of NFL football. Karl and Tommy break down the latest NFL news, including the international games, JJ McCarthy heading to the Giants, Marvin Harrison Jr. trade speculation, the Patriots' injury concerns, and whether the Rams really “took a week off” in Australia. Then it's time for the picks. The guys dive into their Week 4 favorites, underdogs, moneyline plays, totals, player props, and plenty of questionable betting logic along the way. The Browns, Rams, 49ers, Giants, Jaguars, Commanders, and more all make an appearance. Plus: blood fumbles, field goals, anytime touchdown talk, and the most important betting advice of all — sometimes it's okay to just talk it out with your boys. Welcome to another episode of the Three Man Rush Podcast: casual NFL gambling, questionable analytics, and good vibes.

The Patriots are finally on the board in the win column — but is their defense for real, and can Drake Maye fix his deep-ball struggles? Karl Mann and Tommy Sullivan break down New England’s win, TreVeyon Henderson’s breakout, the biggest NFL frauds and surprises, coaches on the hot seat, fantasy fallout, and their best Week 3 betting picks.

Week 2 starts with a sharp split: one host is riding high after a breakout betting week, while the other is already warning listeners to fade him again. If you want honest NFL picks, brutal self-scouting, and a no-BS read on Patriots-Steelers, this is the episode to hit play on. Tommy Sullivan and Karl Mann kick things off by recapping a chaotic Week 1 slate filled with scorigamis, odd stat lines, and bets that barely missed. They break down what actually happened with their favorite favorites, underdogs, and moneyline plays before turning to the Week 2 matchups that can swing your betting card. The conversation covers Bills-Lions, Texans-Bengals, Raiders-Chargers, Giants-Rams, and more, with plenty of debate about where the market may be overreacting and which teams are hiding real value beneath an ugly Week 1 box score. The guys also take a closer look at the Patriots’ bounce-back outlook against the Steelers, including TreVeyon Henderson, Rhamondre Stevenson, New England’s running game, and whether the Patriots can turn a frustrating opening loss into a strong Week 2 response. Along the way, they discuss NFL rule interpretations, fantasy-football heartbreak and the teams that may already be revealing who they really are. Essential listening for NFL bettors, Patriots fans, fantasy players, and anyone who enjoys football analysis with sharp opinions and zero patience for nonsense.

🚨 BONUS EPISODE! The Three Man Rush is back after a brutal Patriots Week 1 loss — and this time, Pat is here to respond to everything we said without him on the first podcast. We break down the fourth-quarter collapse, Drake Maye’s three-interception performance, the Patriots’ conservative play calling, and whether Maye’s shoulder could be a bigger concern than anyone is letting on. We also revisit some of our preseason takes on the Vikings, Chiefs, and Buccaneers before diving into the Patriots’ offseason roster decisions. Then we get to the money: our Week 1 betting process, favorite, underdog, and moneyline picks plus some early division and playoff predictions. And to finish things off, we introduce a new potential Three Man Rush tradition: a weekly history quiz with punishments for the loser. Pat gets his rebuttal. We get our takes on the record. And apparently, having all three guys back means we can't shut up — this one went nearly TWO HOURS. 😂 The Three Man Rush is officially back.

THE NFL IS BACK! 🔥 The Three Man Rush returns for the 2026 season with our biggest predictions, hottest takes, and Week 1 betting picks. We break down the biggest storylines around the league, debate which teams are for real, and take a deep dive into the Patriots after their Super Bowl run last season. We make our call on New England's roster, brutal schedule, win total, and chances of getting back to the Super Bowl. Then it's time to put the money where our mouths are with our Week 1 best bets, underdogs, upset picks, and a DraftKings boosted prop featuring AJ Brown and JSN. The season is here. The picks are on the record. Let's ride.

The season ends on the biggest stage. Recorded on 2/12 - and in typical Three Man Rush fashion… delayed. (But hey, at least it was posted this year.) Karl and Tommy wrap up the Patriots’ Super Bowl run - breaking down the game, the turning points, Drake Maye’s biggest learning curve, and why this loss feels different from the others. From basement banishment stories to stress-watching without touching the food, it was a Super Bowl Sunday none of us will forget. Then it’s full offseason mode:What went wrong offensively? Is the defense officially the foundation? How aggressive should they be at wide receiver? What’s the plan at center, linebacker, and safety? And is Christian Gonzalez about to reset the cornerback market? Plus:• Drake Maye’s sack vs. throwaway problem• Why the hurry-up offense needs to be permanent• Free agent wish lists (and who’s too old)• Way-too-early win totals• Game-by-game predictions for next season From two four-win seasons to a Super Bowl appearance, this year was a massive step forward - even if it didn’t end with a ring. Likely the final episode of the season… unless the draft pulls us back in.

Super Bowl LX is here, and this episode hits every angle before kickoff. Karl, Tommy, and Patrick get into scripts and strategies for Patriots vs. Seahawks, including how New England’s elite run defense matches up with Seattle’s explosive offense, the impact of Sam Darnold’s turnover tendencies, and the Patriots’ path to containing Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Cooper Kupp. We debate coaching philosophies, past Super Bowl journeys, and the momentum swings that brought these teams here - and we explain how history (including rematches and legendary finishes) sets the stage for Sunday’s battle. Then: Propapalooza! From anthem and halftime show bets to Gatorade color, coin toss, first drive scoring, longest field goal, and explosive player props like deep targets and rushing scores. This is the full Super Bowl LX prep before the real cards drop later this week. Tune in for coach chess matches, matchup analysis, and all the narratives shaping this title game. Super Bowl Sunday isn’t just a game - it’s the storyline.

The Patriots are back in the Super Bowl - so yeah, this one’s a dudes being dudes episode. No official bets yet, just pure reactions, receipts, and chaos as the guys relive the end of the dark days and the wild road back to football’s biggest stage. From Drake May discourse to Buffalo’s meltdown, officiating insanity, dynasty reboot talk, and Super Bowl storylines we can’t ignore — this is the emotional check-in before the real work starts. 📈 Full bets, props, and game scripts coming later this week.

Conference Championship Weekend is here - and everything’s on the line.Karl and Tommy break down Patriots/Broncos and Rams/Seahawks through a playoff lens: quarterback injuries, coaching decisions, officiating questions, and which teams are actually built for this moment. From Buffalo fallout and coaching shakeups to Josh Allen discourse, travel fatigue, and matchup edges that don’t show up in the box score - it’s all setting the stage for Sunday. Plus: favorite favorites, underdog angles, totals debate, and Super Bowl paths to close the show.

Divisional Round weekend is here - and every game feels like a referendum. Karl, Pat, and Tommy break down the biggest matchups of the playoffs, legacy-defining spots for quarterbacks and coaches, and which teams are built to survive the pressure. From Bills/Broncos to Bears/Rams, it’s all about matchups, trends, and playoff angles - plus favorite favorites, live dogs, and moneyline mutts to close the show.

Wild Card Weekend is here - and so is a special guest! The crew is back breaking down the most dangerous board of the season: public traps, inflated favorites, live underdogs, and teams no one actually trusts. From Patriots expectations to Eagles/49ers, MVP debates, and playoff narratives that feel a little too familiar, this one sets the tone for the entire postseason. Favorites, dogs, moneylines - pick your side. GAME PICKS START AT 1:14:30

Week 18 is pure madness. Win-and-in games, teams with nothing to play for, others with everything on the line - and spreads that make zero sense. We break down Seahawks/49ers for the one seed, chaos across the AFC where teams can swing from first to seventh, Patriots/Dolphins with playoff positioning at stake, and the classic Week 18 dilemma: who’s trying, who’s resting, and who’s lying. Seeding scenarios, motivation debates, MVP arguments, and the most dangerous lines of the entire season.