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The Emmy-winning "Inside the NFL" series has been going strong for well over 30 years, even after moving from HBO to Showtime before the 2008 NFL season. The cast may change every few years, with various hosts and analysts offering their take on football action, but the content has remained fairly consistent since its 1977 debut. In-depth highlights of that week's games, feature segments, and predictions are still the core of the show airing weekly during the NFL season and through the postseason. In 2014 wide receiver Brandon Marshall became an analyst, the first active player to serve in the role in the program's history.
Warren Sapp
Greg Gumbel
Boomer Esiason
Michael Irvin
Phil Simms
Brandon Marshall
Ray Lewis
Adam Schein
Ed Reed
James Brown
Cris Collinsworth

Latest episodes

aired 49 days ago
Highlights and analysis of all the action from Super Bowl LII in Minneapolis.
aired 49 days ago
Examining matchups and storylines heading into Super Bowl LII.
aired 50 days ago
Highlights from the Conference Championships and a first look at the Super Bowl LII matchup.
aired 50 days ago
A preview of the weekend's AFC and NFC Championship games; the keys to success for each team.
aired 51 days ago
A preview of the divisional round games; a discussion on the immediate future of the Patriots' franchise.
aired 51 days ago
Highlights from the 17th week; a preview of the AFC and NFC wild card games; Bills superfan Jeff Glor.
aired 75 days ago
Expert analysis, features and a recap from the 2018 Super Bowl from hosts James Brown, Phil Simms, Boomer Esiason, Ray Lewis and Steve Smith, Sr.
aired 82 days ago
Discussions about the two Super Bowl LIII contenders, their quarterbacks, coaching staff and techniques; the cast also make their predictions and break down the keys to success with on-field demonstrations.
aired 87 days ago
Highlights from the 16th week.
aired 87 days ago
The Los Angeles Chargers may be the team to beat in the AFC; tough times for Bill Belichick, Tom Brady and the Patriots; predictions for which teams will be playing in the postseason.
aired 87 days ago
Discussions on the match-ups between two of the League's elite offenses, the Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Rams, against two of the league's best defenses, the Baltimore Ravens and Chicago Bears.
aired 87 days ago
The impressive play of the Dallas Cowboys and the Houston Texans; guest analyst Dwight Freeney joins to discuss whether certain quarterbacks receive "star treatment" and how much it impacts a club.
aired 87 days ago
Discussions on the improved playoff chances of the Broncos and Seahawks; "bulletin board material"; the resurgence of Andrew Luck.
aired 89 days ago
Analysis of the Patriots and Rams' victories; an in-depth look at the refereeing from the weekend; a preview of Super Bowl LIII.
aired 91 days ago
Monday's instant classic between the Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Rams; dynamic running backs throughout the league; underperforming teams including the Eagles and Jacksonville Jaguars.
aired 91 days ago
The impressive play of the Pittsburgh Steelers and the struggles of the 1-8 Oakland Raiders; Lewis puts on a defensive workshop; Simms lays out his biggest pet peeves in football.
aired 91 days ago
Discussions on the top five teams in each conference; the positives and negatives of new rules in the NFL this year; what teams should be looking for in a head coach in 2019 and beyond.
aired 91 days ago
Midseason awards and top ten units; the future of the Cleveland Browns.
aired 92 days ago
An in-depth breakdown of the Kansas City Chiefs and their high-flying offense; the benefits of having a proven backup quarterback; the importance of the kicking game.
aired 92 days ago
The thrilling game between the Chiefs and Patriots the week before, the polar opposite fate of the two New York football teams, and whether or not the Cowboys and Jaguars can make it into the postseason.
aired 92 days ago
The pressure of play-calling; the struggles of NFC East teams, including the drama surrounding the New York Giants; the business aspect of the National Football League.

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