The Never Weres Podcast
Brothers Tom, Tim, and Jack Brown talk about sports with a heavy interest in Boston teams.
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- Sep 22, 2026
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- Jul 13, 2026
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The Patriots Stifle the Steelers, Quarterback Injuries, Josh Allen is Unstoppable and Are the Chiefs Back? (opens the original)
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The Never Weres Tom, Tim, and Jack Brown get together to talk all things Week 2 in the NFL. The Patriots defense shuts down the Steelers. Josh Allen puts on a masterclass. Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs look good. And more from Week 2!
The Bears Offense Soars, the Bills Outlast the Texans, and More Week 1 Fireworks (opens the original)
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The Never Weres Tom, Tim, and Jack Brown get together to talk about the Bears week one explosion. The Bills finally get past the Texans. The Rams lose, was it a long term issue or a throw away game? And more from an offense-heavy week 1.
We Preview the 2026 NFL Season (opens the original)
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The Never Weres Tom, Tim, and Jack Brown sit down to preview the 2026 NFL season and make their predictions on each division, wild-card teams, and post season awards. Then, they give their Super Bowl picks.
Top NFL Offenses, Defenses and We Rank Receivers, Pass Rushers, and Corners. (opens the original)
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The Never Weres Tom and Jack Brown give their lists of the top wide receivers, cornerbacks and pass rushers for 2026. They also rank their top offenses and defenses.
The 2026 NFL Coaching Tiers (opens the original)
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The Never Weres Tim and Jack Brown go through the NFL head coaching tiers.
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