The Best, Worst, and Most Interesting Units to Watch This NFL Season | Football 301

Nate Tice is joined by the great Charles McDonald to break down some of the most intriguing positional groups or units to watch this NFL season, whether they’re good, interesting, or ready to implode. The duo kicks off the show with the news that Minnesota Vikings first-round pick JJ McCarthy will undergo knee surgery, while the two give their (surprisingly positive) thoughts on presumed Week 1 starter Sam Darnold.

Next, Nate and Charles give their two units to watch that should impress this season: the Chicago Bears defense and the Detroit Lions secondary, both of which are improved from last season.

The most interesting units to watch are the Green Bay Packers’ defensive front, the New York Jets’ offensive line, the San Francisco 49ers’ defensive backs and the new additions to the Kansas City Chiefs’ offense.

Some groups already look set to implode before our eyes this season. Nate and Charles highlight (or highlight) the Atlanta Falcons defense, the Jacksonville Jaguars offensive line, and the Cincinnati Bengals defensive line.

The duo ends the show with a whirlwind series of their favorite individual performances from Week 1 of the NFL preseason.

(3:30) JJ McCarthy to undergo knee surgery

(10:20) The Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions both have very underrated running backs

(21:45) Most interesting units: Green Bay Packers, New York Jets, San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs

(47:05) Implosion candidates: Atlanta Falcons defense, Jacksonville Jaguars offense, Cincinnati Bengals defensive line

(1:01:40) Outstanding pre-season performances

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