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The Podcast "Survive This" Week 15: The Lone New Yorker - Only 14 Remain

December 11, 2025

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Welcome to the aftermath of the Week 14 Massacre, which acted as the grim reaper for 25 entries—including our beloved Trevor—in the Survive This pool! We break down the carnage delivered by the Saints and Titans, detailing how Tyler Shough's two rushing scores stunned the Bucs (who took out 19 people!) and how Tony Pollard's 161 yards crushed the hopes of Browns backers, despite Cleveland outgaining the Titans by over 100 yards. Now, with only 13 teams remaining (including the one New Yorker holding onto both lives), we dissect the spiraling seasons of the Chiefs and Eagles, who are suddenly flirting with a historic Super Bowl-loser playoff miss. Plus, in Quick Hits, the Packers claim the North, a QB named Brady Cook plays for the Jets, and the man who "fucks"—Philip Rivers—comes out of retirement to save the Colts after Danny Dimes' Achilles tear. Finally, we navigate the treacherous Week 15 slate, explaining why we're holding our nose and picking Pittsburgh over Miami, why the Saints are the ultimate stay-away trap against Carolina, and if the Texans defense is trustworthy enough to murder Jacoby Brissett.