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Buffalo’s Big Rise, the 0-16 Jets, a ‘Fletch’ Remake, and ‘Top Gun 2’ With Jon Hamm and Peter Schrager

Plus, Bill’s million-dollar NFL picks for Week 14

By Bill Simmons
Buffalo Bills v New York Jets Photo by Elsa/Getty Images


The Ringer’s Bill Simmons is joined by actor Jon Hamm to discuss becoming a Chiefs fan after the Rams’ departure from St. Louis. They also talk about some of Hamm’s new movies, including Wild Mountain Thyme (out now), a new Fletch film, and Top Gun: Maverick (4:00). Then Bill talks with NFL Network’s Peter Schrager to discuss the Jets’ most recent loss to the Raiders and the positives and negatives of an 0-16 season. They also discuss Dolphins-Chiefs and Steelers-Bills (38:00) before Bill gives out his million-dollar NFL picks for Week 14 (1:00:00).

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