The Big D Podcast: Recent Episodes

Dylan Schmittler

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The Big D is back with another top-10 countdown with Kyle Senra. This year, Kyle and I look at the top-10 players who never won a Super Bowl. While there legendary players were certainly capable of winning a Lombardi Trophy, none of them could win a ring.

The biggest World Cup in history comes to an end at MetLife Stadium as Spain and Argentina meet for football's ultimate prize. Dylan's History of Sports take an in-depth look into the 2026 World Cup final. Charlie Mullan joins me to break down the 2026 FIFA World Cup final and everything surrounding the tournament's conclusion.

We start by sharing our favorite World Cup final goals, unforgettable moments, and painful misses before previewing the championship match. Spain has stormed to the final while conceding just one goal in seven matches, looking to recreate its historic Euro-World Cup double. Meanwhile, Lionel Messi has Argentina back in a second straight World Cup final, with the defending champions aiming to become the first nation since Brazil in 1958 and 1962 to successfully defend the title.

With the World Cup wrapping up in the United States, we discuss what it will take for the U.S. to become one of football's elite nations. We also revisit Zinedine Zidane's infamous headbutt on its 20th anniversary, debate England's continued struggles under pressure, answer some trivia, and much more.

The biggest stars of the tournament so far, from breakout performers to the household names living up to the hype. The biggest shocks and surprises from the group stage, including unexpected eliminations, Cinderella stories, and nations that have captured the world's attention. A full breakdown of the USMNT's path through the knockout bracket and why American fans have every reason to believe this summer could become one of the biggest moments in U.S. soccer history. Plus, predictions for the Round of 32 as the race to lift the World Cup trophy officially begins. The drama is only getting started. Every match is now a knockout, every mistake could be costly, and every victory moves one nation one step closer to football immortality. Join The Big D live as this video breaks it all down and get you ready for the most exciting stage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup!

Dylan's History of Sports returns with another World Cup preview as England football fan Tom Jacobs joins the show to discuss the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Tom and "The Big D" begin by examining the hopes and expectations of their respective nations, England and the United States, before looking ahead to the tournament as a whole. With the biggest World Cup in history set to take place across North America, the pair break down the contenders, storylines, and what fans can expect from football's biggest stage. The 2026 tournament will be the first World Cup featuring 48 teams and will be hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

Dylan's History of Sports is back with the first of several special programs dedicated to the biggest sporting event on the planet: the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Joining me is Northern Ireland football supporter Charlie Mullan as we break down a tournament unlike any before it. For the first time in World Cup history, 48 nations will compete, and for the first time ever the event will be hosted by three countries — the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The month-long tournament begins on June 11 and will feature a record 104 matches across 16 host cities.

Another episode of Dylan's History of Sports is here. This time, The Big D heads to Budapest, where Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal F.C. square off in the 2026 UEFA Champions League Final at the iconic Puskás Aréna. Joining the show is Charlie Mullan, who brings his insight and analysis ahead of Europe's biggest night. During the episode, Charlie and I break down: PSG's quest to defend their European crown after last season's historic 5-0 win over Inter Milan Arsenal's remarkable rise after ending a 22-year Premier League title drought How both clubs navigated their road to Budapest Whether big-game experience gives PSG the edge The key tactical battles that could decide the final As a passionate Chelsea fan, this season turned into a disaster. I also explain what's wrong with Chelsea and what the Blues need for a return to European status. We also put our European Cup and Champions League knowledge to the test with some football history trivia. Can Arsenal finally lift their first Champions League trophy? Or will PSG continue their reign over Europe? Tune in to find out.

Dylan's History of Sports is breaking with the tragic death of NASCAR legend Kyle Busch at age 41. Key career highlights and records Complete timeline (year-by-year) Top 10 races/moments with descriptions Stats and season-by-season wins

That's an all-time episode topic right there. Game 7 is basically sports at maximum pressure — every possession, pitch, and shift feels legendary.

You could build the episode around a “where were you when…” style countdown. Some iconic choices:

NBA

2016 NBA Finals Game 7 — “Blocked by LeBron,” Kyrie's three, Cleveland ending the drought.

Ray Allen saving Miami Heat in Game 6 before the legendary 2013 Finals Game 7.

2010 NBA Finals Game 7 — brutal defensive war, Kobe grinding it out.

NHL

2019 Stanley Cup Final Game 7 — the St. Louis Blues winning their first Cup ever.

1994 Stanley Cup Final Game 7 — ending the Rangers' 54-year drought.

Martin Brodeur and the defensive classics from the early 2000s.

MLB

2016 World Series Game 7 — rain delay, extra innings, curse broken.

2001 World Series Game 7 — one of the greatest endings ever.

1991 World Series Game 7 — Jack Morris' 10-inning masterpiece.

A fun angle for “Dylan's History of Sports” would be:

What made the stakes huge

The defining moment

Where it ranks emotionally

The lasting legacy

And honestly, Game 7s hit differently because there's no tomorrow. No adjustments. No “we'll get them next game.” One night decides everything.

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Dylan's History of Sports is back with a 2026 PGA Championship preview. English golf guru Tom Jacobs joins me to preview golf's second major! We break down the PGA Championship course, discuss the greatest and toughest moments in tournament history, share our favorite DraftKings plays and betting angles, test each other with trivia, and make our official picks for the week. ⛳ Topics Covered: PGA Championship course breakdown Favorite DraftKings value plays Best betting picks & sleepers Historic PGA Championship moments Golf trivia Outright winner predictions Who's your pick to win the Wanamaker Trophy this year? Drop it in the comments #PGAChampionship #GolfBetting #DraftKings #GolfPicks #PGA #MajorChampionship #GolfPodcast ️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! https://streamyard.com/pal/d/54458978...

In this episode of Dylan's History of Sports, I switch things up and take a more personal route. This time, it's not just about the history of sports—it's about my own journey with fitness and how it completely changed my life. From getting my first gym membership as a teenager to running 5K races and getting into cycling, I've seen firsthand how staying active can transform both your body and mindset. What started as a simple routine turned into a lifestyle that's made me stronger, healthier, and more motivated every day. This is “The Big D” with a different kind of story—one that's real, personal, and hopefully inspiring. If you've ever thought about starting your own fitness journey, this might be the push you need. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes of Dylan's History of Sports! #FitnessJourney #HealthyLifestyle #Motivation #Running #Cycling #SportsHistory

The Big D is back with one more NFL Draft show. Dylan's History of Sports brings together a Final Mock Draft with @DynastyPatrolHQ. Last-minute predictions Bold takes Draft-night surprises Who's rising? Who's falling? We've got it all covered before the picks are in Watch now & drop your predictions in the comments! #NFLDraft #MockDraft #NFL #FootballTalk

Dylan's History of Sports is back with a 2026 NFL Draft Special. David Moulton joins me to preview Thursday's NFL Draft. All eyes are on Fernando Mendoza out of Indiana Hoosiers football, who's emerging as the presumptive No. 1 overall pick to the Las Vegas Raiders The only other passer with firm first-round buzz? Ty Simpson from Alabama Crimson Tide football. Scouts love his arm talent, but he only started 15 games for the Crimson Tide. Don't be shocked if the first non-QB off the board is a running back—specifically Notre Dame's Jeremiah Love. Trade Shockwave Watch There's growing chatter that the New England Patriots could swing big and target A.J. Brown from the Philadelphia Eagles. It instantly reshapes the Patriots' offense It could blow up draft strategy league-wide It signals New England is done rebuilding—they want to compete now NIL's Growing Draft Impact We end with the ripple effects of NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) are everywhere.

Dylan's 2026 NFL Mock Draft 2.0 is HERE! Dylan is back breaking down his second mock draft for the 2026 NFL Draft, and things are already shifting in a big way. With new risers, surprise fallers, and team needs becoming clearer, this updated mock gives you a full first-round projection you won't want to miss. Who's going No. 1 overall? Which teams are making bold moves? And which prospects are skyrocketing up draft boards? Dylan covers it all with in-depth analysis, bold predictions, and plenty of debate. Drop your thoughts in the comments: Who did Dylan get right? Who's too high or too low? What's YOUR bold prediction for 2026?

The Big D discusses Rory Mcllroy defending his Masters crown, and he joins Jack Nicklaus, Sir Nick Faldo, and Tiger Woods as the only four men who have won back-to-back Green Jackets.

The Big D is starting his Dylan's History of Sports. Dylan discusses Rory Mcllroy defending his Masters crown, and he joins Jack Nicklaus, Sir Nick Faldo, and Tiger Woods as the only four men who have won back-to-back Green Jackets.

LIV Golf Senior Writer Matt Vincenzi joins The Big D to preview the 2026 Masters!

Title: The Big D's FIRST 2026 NFL Mock Draft — Top Picks, Surprises & Team Fits Description: The Big D is back with his FIRST 2026 NFL Mock Draft! Who's rising up draft boards, which prospects fit your favorite team, and which sleepers could be steals? Join The Big D as he breaks down the top rounds, surprising moves, and gives grades for every pick. Don't miss the hot takes, film notes, and deep dives into team needs. What you'll see: Early 2026 landscape and top prospects Team-by-team fits and scheme matches Surprise picks & potential trades Sleeper prospects to watch Quick takes and final grades Subscribe for more mock drafts, prospect breakdowns, and weekly NFL content: Follow The Big D: Twitter / X: @DylansSports1 Got a mock draft idea or a player you want featured next? Drop it in the comments — The Big D reads them all! Hashtags: #NFLDraft #MockDraft2026 #TheBigD #NFL

The Big D tries to stump The Driving To the Top Productions crew with sports trivia. #Sports #Trivia #Sportstrivia

British sports betting expert Charlie Mullan joins me to break down Super Bowl LX as the Seattle Seahawks face the New England Patriots in Santa Clara.

We cover each team’s road to the Super Bowl, compare the quarterbacks, debate the greatest players to never play on the NFL’s biggest stage, and discuss whether Josh Allen can ever reach a Super Bowl with the Buffalo Bills.

Plus: Super Bowl trivia, betting angles, bold predictions, and our final pick to win it all.

Drop your Super Bowl prediction in the comments and don’t forget to like & subscribe!

I'm joined by LIV Golf writer and lifelong Patriots diehard Matt Vincenzi to break down Sunday's AFC Championship showdown between the Patriots and the Denver Broncos. We dive into how Drake Maye has transformed the offense, the keys to slowing down Denver, and what it will take for New England to punch its ticket to the Super Bowl. From legacy talk to matchup X-factors, this is a must-watch preview for Pats fans and NFL junkies alike. Topics include: Drake Maye's rise and moment on the biggest stage Patriots vs. Broncos: key matchups to watch What worries Matt most about Denver Final predictions for the AFC Championship Like, subscribe, and drop your prediction in the comments! #Patriots #DrakeMaye #AFCChampionship #NFLPlayoffs #NewEnglandPatriots #Broncos #ChampionshipSunday #NFLPreviewhow my true passion for sports!

NFL Wildcard Weekend Recap | Driving To The Top Productions Crew This latest episode of The Big D Podcast is from the Driving To The Top Productions crew recapping Wild Card Weekend. Here, we break down the biggest moments from the NFL playoffs, featuring live reactions, behind-the-scenes footage, and raw crew energy throughout the weekend. From clutch performances to playoff intensity, this video captures what makes NFL postseason football different. Whether you're here for the highlights, reactions, or crew vibes, this recap brings you closer to the game. We also look at Mike Tomlin leaving the Pittsburgh Steelers after 19 seasons as their head coach. What you'll see in this video: • NFL Wildcard Weekend highlights • NFL playoff reactions & breakdowns • Behind-the-scenes crew moments • Real-time football talk & analysis Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more NFL playoff content, crew recaps, and behind-the-scenes football coverage from Driving To The Top Productions. ⬆️ Driving To The Top — NFL Playoffs Edition Suggested SEO Tags / Keywords (Put these in your YouTube tags section) NFL NFL Wildcard Weekend NFL Wildcard Weekend Recap NFL Playoffs NFL Playoffs 2025 NFL Playoff Recap Wildcard Weekend Highlights NFL Crew Recap Driving To The Top Productions NFL Reactions NFL Playoff Reactions Behind The Scenes NFL NFL Football Playoff Football NFL Content Creators

Guest: Elijah Thompson, Event Coordinator – Turning Point USA at Florida Gulf Coast University

Episode Description (Show Notes)On this episode of The Big D Podcast, we're joined by Elijah Thompson, the Event Coordinator for Turning Point USA at Florida Gulf Coast University. Elijah shares what it takes to organize impactful campus events, build student engagement, and develop leadership skills while navigating the unique challenges of political and civic involvement on a college campus. From event planning and outreach to personal growth and future goals, this conversation dives into what it means to lead with purpose at FGCU.

Episode Title: Championship Weekend Breakdown with David Moulton

This week, I'm joined with David Moulton for a deep dive into one of the most pivotal moments of the season: CFB Championship Weekend. We break down every major matchup, what's at stake for playoff hopefuls, and the storylines you need to be watching as conference titles are decided.

David brings his signature insight, candid takes, and decades of experience covering the sport to help unpack the pressure, the coaching chess matches, and the players poised to become championship heroes.

Whether you're a die-hard fan tracking every scenario or just gearing up for the chaos to unfold, this episode has you covered. Tune in for smart analysis, bold predictions, and everything you need to get ready for Championship Weekend.

Alex Bleuel joins me as we break down EVERY Week 11 NFL game! From major matchups to hidden storylines, we cover all 15 games with analysis, predictions, and rapid-fire questions that keep things moving. If you love NFL talk, this is your full Week 11 preview. In this episode: Full breakdowns of every Week 11 matchup Key injuries and player updates Offensive & defensive trends to watch Bold predictions for all 16 games Alex Bleuel's rapid-fire questions Playoff implications across the league Like, subscribe, and drop your Week 11 predictions in the comments! More NFL analysis, breakdowns, and sports content coming every week. #NFL #Week11 #Football #SportsTalk #DrivingToTheTopProductions #AlexBleuel

Description: In this episode of The Big D Podcast, host Dylan Schmittler welcomes Tyler Spalding, storm chaser and weather enthusiast, for a thrilling deep dive into the world of hurricanes and extreme weather. ️ Tyler shares his firsthand experiences tracking some of the most powerful storms in recent history, including Hurricane Michael's devastating impact on Panama City and Mexico Beach, Florida. He recounts the chaos, destruction, and resilience he witnessed on the Gulf Coast as one of the strongest storms ever to make landfall in the U.S. tore through the region. From the science behind hurricane formation to the adrenaline rush of storm chasing, Tyler gives listeners a rare inside look at the risks, rewards, and responsibilities of documenting nature's most powerful forces. Whether you're a weather buff, adrenaline junkie, or just fascinated by how humans stand up to Mother Nature, this is one conversation you won't want to miss. Tune in to hear: Tyler's journey into storm chasing What it was like experiencing Hurricane Michael up close How meteorology and technology are evolving in the field Tips for staying safe during major hurricanes

This video opens U.S. Open week. English golf guru Tom Jacobs joins me to preview the 125th U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club. #usopen #usopengolf #USGA #golf #brysondechambeau #rorymcllroy #scottiescheffler #jonrahm #oakmont

This is The Big D's Champions League preview. British Football guru Charlie Mullan joins me to preview Saturday's Champions League Final between Inter Milan and PSG in Munich. #munich #ousmanedembélé #lautaromartínez #psg #intermilan #championsleague #final #football #soccer

Sean Engel Joins me to preview the Indy 500 and Coca-Cola 600. #indy500 #cocacola600 #INDYCAR #nascar

This latest Episode of The Big D Podcast further breakdowns the 2025 PGA Championship at Quali Hollow. Sports Illustrated Golf Writer Matt Vincenzi helps breakdown this week's PGA Championship. #pgachampionship #quailhollow #pga #rorymcllroy #brysondechambeau #scottiescheffler #xanderschauffele #justinrose #justinthomas #jordanspieth #jonrahm #draftkings #golf

This latest episode of The Big D Podcast starts PGA Championship week. This week, the world's best golfers head to Quail Hollow for the season's second major. Tom Jacobs joins me to preview the 2025 PGA Championship. #pgachampionship #pga #golf #rorymcllroy #brysondechambeau #scottiescheffler #xanderschauffele #collinmorikawa #major

Miami Dolphins fan Alex Bleuel joins me to vent his anger on the Miami Dolphins before Thursday's NFL Draft

The Big D's newest episode begins NFL Draft week, which officially opens this Thursday in Green Bay. David Moulton joins me with his takes on the 2025 class. #NFLDraft #camward #NFL #greenbay #draft

This episode is the latest NFL Draft show. Ravori Sports joins me to discuss this year's draft dilemmas. We each give out out own top-10 mock draft. Then, we conclude this show with a combined mock first round. Ravori Sports took the odd picks, and I made the even selections. No trades were allowed. #nfldraft

The Big D recaps Rory Mcllroy winning the 2025 Masters in a playoff over Justin Rose. Rory became the sixth golfer to win golf's Grand Slam and end an 11-year major drought. #masters #rorymcllroy #justinrose #playoff #golf #brysondechambeau #scottiescheffler #major

The latest episode is all about the 2025 NFL Draft. DFF Dynasty writer DynastyPatrol HQ joins me to discuss the draft, which will take place on April 24-26 in Green Bay.

We look at our favorite quarterbacks, running backs, receivers, and tight ends available in the first round.

Then, Tony and I mock the whole first round. Tony drafts for the even picks, and I make the odd picks.

Today's episode of The Big D Podcast is all about college basketball's final game of an incredible NCAA tournament. Florida alum and super fan Ted Fitzgeorge joins me to discuss tonight's national championship game between the Florida Gators and Houston Cougars. #marchmadness #nationalchampionship #sanantonio #walterclayton #gators #Florida #houston #finalfour

This episode starts off Masters week with my first Masters breakdown. Oddschecker and Lost Fore Words Podcast host Tom Jacobs joins me to preview the 2025 Masters. We look at DK, picks, course comps, LIV's chances of another major win, OAD, and more. #masters #golf #scottiescheffler #rorymcllroy #justinthomas #brysondechambeau #major

The Big D Podcast's newest episode recaps Selection Sunday. I breakdown the 68 teams that will contest March Madness. Which teams can reach San Antonio? Which teams saw their bubbles burst? Which teams also can be this year's Cinderella. #ncaatournament #FinalFour #MarchMadness

Alex Bleuel joins me to look at the NFL Free Agency Questions and Answers. #nflfreeagency #samdarnold

Today, Alex Bleuel tries the impossible: Stump The Big D with Super Bowl trivia. Today's episode of The Big D Podcast is about Super Bowl trivia. #SuperBowl #trivia

British football guru Charlie Mullan joins me in my first Super Bowl preview. Here, we break down Sunday's Super Bowl LIX between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles inside the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans. In this preview, Charlie and I discuss KC's road to history, Philly's quest for revenge, are Mahomes and Reid the NFL's best duo, trivia, and our picks. #SuperBowlLIX #Eagles #Chiefs #jalenhurts #patrickmahomes

Alex Bleuel joins me to recap Week 17 of the 2024 NFL season.. #commanders #falcons #samdarnold #saquonbarkley #patriots #nfl

Alex Bleuel joins me to talk about our Guillotine league, where he won with two pick-sixes from the Denver Broncos defense. We also chat about the hit from Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair on Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence. Then, Alex gives me some rapid NFL questions. #Fantasyfootball #Texans #jaguars #trevorlawrence

This weeks starts off college football's championship week, where all the the conferences find champions. David Moulton, who will be part of the CBS Big Ten Championship Game, joins me. We look at Michigan's stunning 13-10 win over rival Ohio State. Does this mean the end for Ryan Day in Columbus? David then breaks down each of the Power 4 conferences. We look at Penn State and Oregon meeting for the Big Ten championship. Georgia and Texas will decide the SEC. Clemson and SMU meet for the ACC. Arizona State and Iowa State meet for the Big 12 crown. We look at how these games will decide the CFP Playoff, which will be decided this Sunday. #georgiafootball #texas #cfb #ryanday #ohiostate

tuatagovailoa #dolphins #nflthanksgivingToday's episode is about the Miami Dolphins. Charlie Mullan joins me to preview the Miami Dolphins Thanksgiving game with the Green Bay Packers. #tuatagovailoa #dolphins #nflthanksgiving #packers

Today's Episode of The Big D Podcast is all about Week 7. Alex Bleuel joins me to discuss everything Week 7. #Jets #Steelers #Chiefs #49ers #Raiders #dolphins #tuatagovailoa

During this episode of The Big D Podcast, I recap all of the latest trades, news, and rants. I discuss the Davante Adams' trade to the NY Jets, Amari Cooper's deal to the Buffalo Bills, which Steeler quarterback will start, and a rant on the Dallas Cowboys. #davanteadams #Jets #amaricooper #Bills #justinfields #russellwilson #steelers #dallascowboys

Tonight, America's race-walking queen Robyn Stevens joins me to discuss her difficuly year! #Racewalking

Tonight's episode of The Big D Podcast is all about a Week 5 AFC South showdown between the Indianpolis Colts and the Jacksonville Jaguars. FIRST and 56th hosts Rondo and Anthony join me to discuss Colts-Jags. #Colts #Jaguars #anthonyrichardson #trevorlawrence

During this stream, The Big D recaps all the big games, and discusses the storylines. #bengals #chiefs #bears #texans #BryceYoung

Tonight's episode of The Big D Podcast is all about Monday night's showdown between the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Buffalo Bills. Footballguys writer Jeff Bill joins me to discuss this game between his Bills and my Jaguars. #Jaguars #Bills #Week3 #nfl #trevorlawrence #joshallen

In tonight's episode of The Big D Podcast, Alex Bleuel asks me all of the NFL's biggest and toughest questions. #jaguars #Bills #bryceyoung #NFL

Tonight, Alex Bleuel joins me to recap Week 1 of the 2024 NFL season. #jaguars #dolphins #bryceyoung #willlevis #danieljones #deshaunwatson #raiders #chargers

This Week 1 preview starts The Big D's breakdown of the Jacksonville Jaguars and the opponents for the 2024 season. Here, Miami Dolphins fan Alex Bleuel joins me to discuss Jags-Dolphins in Miami. #dolphins #jaguars #nfl #tuatagovailoa #trevorlawrence

In today's episode of The Big D Podcast, Alex Bleuel and I make our 2024 NFL bold predictions. #49ers #rams #eagles #commanders #saints

Tonight's episode of The Big D Podcast talks about sports and news production. Jacob Wright of Queens University of Charlotte, North Carolina joins me to talk about his current career in sports. Queens University and Florida Gulf Coast University are both ASUN rivals. #ASUN #sports #production

Tonight's episode of The Big D Podcast is all about quarterbacks. GoingFor2's Kyle Senra joins me to rank our top-10 NFL quarterbacks heading into the 2024 season. #patrickmahomes #joshallen #lamarjackson #joeburrow #quarterback #matthewstafford

Today's episode of The Big D Podcast starts off the college football season. David Moulton joins me to preview the 2024 season, which officially starts with Florida State and Georgia Tech in Dublin, Ireland. #cfbplayoff #ohiostate #georgia #texas #alabama #collegefootball

Today's episode of The Big D Podcast discusses the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Charley, which hit Southwest Florida on August 13, 2004.. Internationally renowned storm chaser Jim Edds rode our Charley in Punta Gorda, which experienced Charley's furious winds. Jim recounts Charley's impact in Punta Gorda. #HurricaneCharley #puntagorda #florida #hurricanes

Today's episode of The Big D Podcast concludes my NFL divisional breakdown. Alex Bleuel joins me to preview the AFC East, where he look at the Bills, Dolphins, Jets, and Patriots. #AFCEast #bills #jets #dolphins #patriots #joshallen #tuatagovailoa #aaronrodgers #tyreekhill

After a vacation, The Big D is back to continue his NFL Divisional breakdown. Alex Bleuel joins me to preview the AFC North, where we look at the Ravens, Browns, Steelers, and Bengals. #ravens #browns #steelers #bengals #AFCNorth

Today's episode of The Big D Podcast continues my look on NFL divisions. Alex Bleuel joins me to preview the NFC South. We look at the Bucs, Saints, Panthers, and Falcons. #nfcsouth #buccaneers #saints #panthers #falcons

Justin Bauerle joins me to discuss his SLFF2 fantasy football league. #bestball #fantasyfootball

Today's episode of The Big D Podcast is all golf. Matt Vincenzi joins me to preview the 2024 Open Championship at Royal Troon in Scotland. #2024OpenChampionship #scottiescheffler #rorymcllroy #jonrahm #ludvigaberg #victorhovland #DK #golf #patrickcantlay

onight, England Football and Golf fan Tom Jacobs talk 2024 UEFA Euro. Tom gives his instant reaction to England's 2-1 win over the Netherlands in Dortmund. England will face Spain, where the Three Lions will attempt to end a 58-year drought since winning the 1966 World Cup. We also discuss the USMNT sacking Gregg Berhalter and preview next Week's Open Championship. #England #Euro2024 #HarryKane

In tonight's episode of The Big D Podcast, I preview the NFC West. The Big D discusses all things 49ers, Rams, Seahawks, and Cardinals.

NFCWest #49ers #Rams #Cardinals #Seahawks

In tonight's stream, Dave Heilman joins me to discuss best-ball decisions. Then, we hop into a DK Millionaire draft. #bestball

Tonight, Alex Bleuel and I start our 2024 NFL Divisional Preview with the AFC West. We discuss all things Chiefs, Raiders, Broncos, and Chargers. #AFCWest #Chiefs #Raiders #Broncos #chargers #patrickmahomes #traviskelce #justinherbert #jimharbaugh #andyreid #seanpayton

In today's episode of The Big D Podcast, FantasyLabs/ActionNetwork's MMA writer Billy Ward joins me to preview UFC 303. There, Alex Pereira and Jiří Procházka fight for the UFC Light Heavyweight belt at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. #alexpereira #jiriprochazka #ufc303

In today's episode of The Big D Podcast, Tom Jacobs joins me to preview the 2024 U.S. Open. Golf's toughest test takes place at Pinehurst No. 2 for the fourth time. #USGA #scottiescheffler #golf #rorymcllroy #CollinMorikawa

In tonight's episode of The Big D Podcast, FantasyGuru's Sean Engel joins me to discuss several important NASCAR topics. #Stewart-Haas #cocacola600 #indy500 #christopherbell #kylelarson

In today's episode of the Big D Podcast, FantasyLabs/ActionNetwork's Billy Ward joins me to preview UFC 302. In this PPV, Islam Makhachev and Dustin Poirier fight for the UFC Lightweight belt this Saturday night at the Prudential Center in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

In today's episode of The Big D Podcast, Charlie Mullan joins me to preview Saturday's UEFA Champions League Final. In Europe's biggest football match, Borussia Dortmund and Real Madrid will take on each other at Wembley Stadium in London. #championsleague #realmadrid #borussiadortmund #judebellingham #wembleystadium

Today's episode of the Big D Podcast kicks off PGA Championship Week. Tom Jacobs and Matt Vincenzi join The Big D Podcast to preview the 2024 PGA Championship at Vahalla Golf Club in Louisville. #pgachampionship #rorymcllroy #scottiescheffler #jonrahm #justinthomas #brysondechambeau #BrooksKopeka #xanderschauffele

Tonight, Alex Bleuel drafts his first DraftKings best-ball team for the 2024 best-ball season. Alex explains his draft strategy in selecting the best possible team. #bestball #nfl #marvinharrisonjr

In today's episode, GeorgeReedFF joins me to look back at the 2024 NFL Draft. We explain our favorite picks before giving our winners and losers. #2024nfldraft #calebwilliams #drakemaye #marvinharrisonjr #jaydendaniels #bears

In today's episode of The Big D Podcast, ActionNetwork's/FantasyLabs MMA expert Billy Ward joins me to preview UFC 301. This PPV card features a UFC Flyweight title fight between Alexandre Pantoja and Steve Erceg in Rio. #UFC301 #SteveErceg #AlexandrePantoja

In today's episode of The Big D Podcast, DynastyPatrolHQ joins me to mock the entire first round of the 2024 NFL Draft. First, we look at the top-six quarterbacks available for all 32 teams in Detroit. These future stars include USC's Caleb Williams, LSU's Jayden Daniels, UNC's Drake Maye, and Michigan's J.J. McCarthy. Then, we draft the whole first round. DynastyPatrolHQ takes the even choices, and I take all of the odd selections. No trades took place during this mock draft. #calebwilliams #drakemaye #nfldraft #jaydendaniels #jjmccarthy

Tonight's episode of The big D Podcast is one week before the NFL Draft. Alex Bleuel joins me to discuss famous trades and potential deals before next week's draft in Detroit. #nfldraft #marvinharrisonjr #calebwilliams #jaguars #dolphins #vikings #bears

In today's episode of The Big D Podcast, David Moulton tells me how he envisions the 2024 NFL Draft in Detroit going. #calebwilliams #drakemaye #marvinharrisonjr #nfldraft #bears #commanders

In tonight's episode of The Big D Podcast, Nino Brown discusses quarterbacks who will be early picks in the 2024 NFL Draft. #nfldraft #calebwilliams #drakemaye

In today's episode of The Big D Podcast, FantasyLabs/Action Network's MMA writer Billy Ward previews UFC 300 this Saturday in Las Vegas. We look at one of the biggest UFC cards in recent times as the UFC gets ready for its 300th PPV event. #alexpereira #ufc300 #jamahalhill

In tonight's episode of The Big D Podcast, English off expert Tom Jacobs joins me to preview the 2024 Masters. We look at the Masters' tradition, which golfers are hot and not, similar courses, our favorite bets, trivia. We conclude this episode by announcing our one-and-done picks for golf's first major in 2024. #xanderschauffele #brookskoepka #themasters #2024masters #scottiescheffler #rorymcllroy

In tonight's episode of The Big D Podcast, Jesse Moeller joins me to look at the 2024 NFL Draft. the 2024 class is full of top receivers and quarterbacks. We discuss this year's draft class and our favorite players for rookie dynasty and superflex drafts. With many free agents changing this off-season, we explain which players their averaged draft position in dynasty drafts this year.

In tonight's episode of The big D Podcast, George Reed discusses his favorite free agency moves. He also explains what the Miami Dolphins should do with the No. 21 pick in next month's NFL Draft. #derrickhenry #kirkcousins #nfldraft #dolphins #calebwilliams

In tonight's episode of the Big D Podcast, Alex Bleuel joins me for an update of free agency madness. We look at moves his Miami Dolphins and my Jacksonville Jaguars have made. The discussion shifts to our favorite and non-favorite moves before the NFL's league year officially begins at 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. #nflfreeagency #dolphins #jaguars #gabedavis #saquonbarkley #derrickhenry #TheBigDPodcast

In tonight's episode of the Big D Podcast, the co-host Full Press Fantasy Podcast Brad Harvin joins me. We discuss the Jacksonville Jaguars during the first day of the NFL's official free agency legal tampering period. Today, the Jags agreed to deals with receiver Gabriel Davis and center Mitch Morse. Brad also asks me whether Jacksonville's draft decisions have failed Trevor Lawrence. #TheBigDPodcast #jaguars #trevorlawrence #gabedavis

In today's episode of the Big D Podcast, ActionNetwork's FantasyLabs MMA writer Billy Ward joins me to breakdown UFC 299 in Miami. We look at the Bantamweight championship fight between Sean O'Malley and Marlon Vera. We also look at the Lightweight co-main event between Benoit Saint Denis and Dustin Poirier. Afterwards, Billy explains his betting, DFS, and leans for this PPV card. We end this episode by discussing some of the UFC's biggest and historic knockouts. #ufc299 #seanomalley #marlonvera

In today's episode of the Big D Podcast, Dynasty Patrol joins me to discuss and draft our favorite 2024 Dynasty players. We debate the next group of rookies to enter the NFL Draft. We also give a two-round, superflex mock draft before answering where Ohio State's Marvin Harrison ranks in our Dynasty receiver rankings. #calebwilliams #marvinharrisonjr #2024nfldraft

In today's episode of The Big D Podcast, ActionNetwork/FantasyLabs MMA writer Billy Ward breaks down UFC 298 in Anaheim. Saturday's PPV card offers a UFC Bantamweight title fight between Alexander Volkanovski and Ilia Topuria. #UFC298

In tonight's video, Alex Bleuel joins The Big D Podcast to preview Super Bowl LVIII. Sunday's Super Bowl features the San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs in Las Vegas. We discuss favorite Super Bowl catches, which players deserve to play for rings, SK and KC keys. Is Vegas ready for The Super Bowl? Alex also tests my Super Bowl trivia before our official picks. #superbowl #lasvegas #49ers #chiefs #patrickmahomes #christianmccaffrey

In today's episode, Charlie Mullan joins me to preview Super Bowl LVIII. This Sunday, the San Francisco 49ers take on the Kansas City Chiefs for the Lombardi Trophy in Las Vegas. Charlie discusses his favorite Super Bowl memories, keys for both teams, and his official Super Bowl pick. He also tests The Big D's Super Bowl knowledge with some trivia. #superbowl #Chiefs #49ers #patrickmahomes #brockpurdy

In tonight's episode of The Big D Podcast, Papa Ron joins me to discuss another brutal Buffalo Bills playoff exit. Last night, Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs beat Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills 27-24. Much like Scott Norwood's miss in Super Bowl XXV, Tyler Bass's potential game-tying field goal veered to the right of the goal post. We discuss what led to Buffalo losing its third playoff game to Mahomes and the Chiefs in four years. #joshallen #bills #patrickmahomes #AFCPlayoffs #Chiefs #nflplayoffs

In today's episode, the Action Network and FantasyLabs MMA writer Billy Ward joins me to preview UFC 297 in Toronto. This event is the UFC's first PPV event of 2024. This card features a Middleweight title fight between Sean Strickland and Dricus Du Plessis. #UFC #UFC297 #seanstrickland #dricusduplessis

Tonight, Papa Ron, the host of The Mafia Cast, joins me to preview Sunday's AFC Divisional Round game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Ron's Buffalo Bills. We discuss this game and whether the Mahomes-Allen rivalry could equal the Peyton Manning-Tom Brady games in prior decades. #patrickmahomes #joshallen #chiefs #bills #nflplayoffs #divisionalround

In today's episode, DMICMedia discusses the brutally cold weather Saturday's Wild Card game between the Miami Dolphins and Kansas City Chiefs. The Dolphins and Chiefs will likely play in one of the coldest NFL games for both teams. With a temperature hovering around zero, Saturday's game will bhe a wild encounter for everyone at Aarowhead Stadium. Miami's coldest game is a 2008 encounter in KC, which the Dolphins won 38-31. Sunday's game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Buffalo Bills will see warmer temperatures. Western New York will likely be snow and heavy winds on Sunday afternoon. #dolphins #chiefs #steelers #bills #joshallen #tuatagovailoa #patrickmahomes #wildcardweekend

in my first episode of 2024, GeorgeReedFF joins me to preview Week 18's biggest game. The 272nd and final regular season game features an AFC East decider between the Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins. George explains how the Dolphins will bounce back after a hammering to the AFC's No. 1 seed Baltimore Ravens. #dolphins #bills #tuatagovailoa #tyreekhill #joshallen #stefondiggs #afceast

In today's episode, We start by explaining the struggles of Jalen Hurts and Trevor Lawrence. Then, each one of us talks about our best-ball and fantasy teams still alive. Hint, Alex's best-ball team may be better than mine. After that discussion, we look at who has bee naughty and nice in the NFL. Alex explains how he feels before his Miami Dolphins play Sunday's tilt against the Dallas Cowboys #christianmccaffrey #dolphins #jaguars #eagles #trevorlawrence #jalenhurts

In today's episode, ActionNetwork's FantasyLabs MMA writer Billy Ward joins me to preview UFC 296, which marks the final UFC card of 2023. This card features a Welterweight Title fight between Leon Edwards and Colby Covington. The co-main event is a Flyweight Title rematch between Alexandre Pantoja and Brandon Royval. #leonedwards #colbycovington #ufc296

In today's episode, David Moulton joins me to preview the 2023 College Football Championship Week. David will be part of CBS broadcasting its final SEC Championship between Georgia and Alabama in Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium. We also preview the Big Ten, Pac-12, ACC, and Big-12 Championship games, which will set the four teams for the College Football Playoff. #CFBPlayoff #SECChampionship #Georgia #Alabama #jimharbaugh

In tonight's Episode, Tokyo Race-Walking Olympian Robyn Stevens joins me to discuss her comeback from injury and illness before the push to the 2024 Paris Olympics.

In tonight's episode, British football betting expert Charlie Mullan joins me to discuss footballing issues in International Football, English Premier League, and NFL. #Dolphins #Jets #ManCity #Liverpool #EPL

In tonight's episode, High Point Sports Titans Content Creator Mike Kash joins me to preview Sunday's AFC South showdown between the Tennessee Titans and the Jacksonville Jaguars. #Week11 #Titans #Jaguars #willlevis #trevorlawrence

In today's episode, ActionNetwork's and FantasyLabs MMA Writer Billy Ward joins me to preview UFC 295 at Madison Square Garden. This weekend's PPV card offers a Light Heavyweight Title bout between Jiří Procházka and Alex Pereira and an Interim Heavyweight Title bout between Sergei Pavlovich and Tom Aspinall. #alexpereira #JiříProcházka #UFC295

In tonight's episode, Alex Bleuel joins me to preview one of biggest games. Alex's Miami Dolphins take on the Kansas City Chiefs in Frankfurt Germany. #nflgermany #tuatagovailoa #tyreekhill #patrickmahomes #traviskelce #dolphins #chiefs

In tonight's episode, Alex Bleuel joins me to discuss Week 8's news and notes. We discuss issues ranging from his Dolphins and my Jaguars, whether Daniel Jones or Tyrod Taylor should be the NY Giants starting quarterback, MVP front-runner, what's wrong with Justin Herbert and Josh Allen, Week 8's biggest injury. I end this episode with a bold trade proclamation I would like to see before Tuesday's trade deadline. #dolphins #jaguars #lamarjackson #patrickmahomes #justinherbert #joshallen

In today's episode, Alex Bleuel joins me to breakdown Week 6 of the 2023 NFL season. We discuss Russell Wilson's struggle in Denver, KC's need for a No. 1 receiver, and more. #RussellWilson #Broncos #chiefs #patrickmahomes #NFL

On the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Ian striking Southwest Florida, Ted Fitzgeorge joins me to relive surviving the hurricane on Cape Coral. Hurricane Ian caused $113 billion in damage and killed over 150 people when this category-four monster devastated Southwest Florida on September 28, 2022.

In tonight's episode, Full Press writer Brad Harvin joins me to explain what is wrong with the Jacksonville Jaguars. After a 37-17 loss to the Houston Texans, the Jags are 1-2 before the first of consecutive games in London against the Atlanta Falcons.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel joins me to preview the 2023 NFL season. we talk everything from rookies, quarterbacks under pressure, coaches udner the spotlight, NFL Divisional, MVP, Wild Card winners, and who will meet in Las Vegas for the Super Bowl.

In today's episode, David Moulton looks at how college realignment will affect the sport after the 2023 season. With Texas joining the SEC and USC joining the Big Ten in 2024, college football will change. We then look into our favorites to win the Power 5 conferences this season. Will any team prevent a Georgia three-peat? Then, David explains what will determine the impasse with the Indianapolis Colts and Jonathan Taylor. After not agreeing on a contract extension or a trade, the Colts put Taylor on the PUP list, which means JT will miss at least the first four games of the 2023 season. Then, we look into one of Monday night Football's biggest season-openers involving Aaron Rodgers' jets debut in an anticipated AFC East showdown against Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills. David compares Rodgers with another NFL legend's move to another team. #collegefootball #JonathanTaylor #Bills #Jets

In today's episode, FantasyLabs/ActionNetwork's Billy Ward joins me to breakdown UFC 292, which will take place this Saturday night in Boston. This weekend's UFC card features a Bantamweight title bout between Aljamain Sterling and Sean O'Malley and Women's Strawweight title fight between Zhang Weili and Amanda Lemos.

In today's episode, British football expert Charlie joins me to discuss the Premier League's biggest transfers deals. We look at Harry Kane's transfer from Tottenham to Bayern Munich and Brighton's Moisés Caicedo massive move to Chelsea. Afterwards, we look at what Man City, Arsenal, Man United, and Liverpool have done with a little over two weeks until the Sept. 1 transfer deadline.

In tonight's episode, Miami Dolphins super fan Alex Bleuel joins me to preview the AFC East. Will the Buffalo Bills, New England Patriots, New York Jets, or Alex's Miami Dolphins reign supreme?

In today's episode, FantasyLabs/ActionNetwork UFC writer Billy Ward joins me to preview UFC 291 in Salt Lake City, which features a Lightweight rematch between Dustin Poirier and Justin Gaethje. Poirier won the fight fight between these fighters in 2018. This card also sees the Light Leavyweight debut of former UFC Middleweight champ Alex Pereira taking on former champ Jan Błachowicz. We decide our cash, GPP, betting, and Reignmakers options for UFC 291.

In today's episode, Full Press Packers Coverage Podcast host Kyle Senra joins me to rank the Top-10 NFC coaches heading into the 2023 NFL season.

In this episode, FantasyLabs/ActionNetwork and GolfWRX guru Matt Vincenzi joins me to breakdown the 2023 Open Championship at Royal Liverpool. We look at our favorite Open courses and any potential weather at Royal Liverpool. With added yardage, the Par-5 10th turning into a Par-4, a Par-3 17th hole around 140 yards, and Out of Bounds on the Par-5 18th, this course offers several new changes for the golfers than the 2014 Open. With win always playing a factor, do guys from windy areas around the globe have an advantage at the Open Championship? We then looked back at Matt picking Cam Smith to win last year's Open at St. Andrews. Cam's famous two-putt around the Road Hole Bunker will forever be one of golf's most famous shots. Cam's putt is on Matt's wall at home. Can Cam end a 15-year drought between golfers winning consecutive Open Championships? With guys going off the first tee for several hours, could there be a wave edge to post a big score? This week, DraftKings priced Scottie Scheffler at $12,500 for golf's final major. Rory Mcllroy is at $11,900. Does Matt like the more expensive prices for golf's top stars. DK also lowered the bottom to $5,500. Who will be our favoite DK plays, pivots, and chalky golfers? With Matt as our my guest, can he stump me with Open trivia? We conclude with our favorite bets before saying Victor Hovland will hoist the Claret Jug on Sunday.

In tonight's episode, DK/Stokastic golf writer Geoff Ulrich joins me to preview the 2023 Open Championship At Royal Liverpool/Hoylake. We look at changes made to this year's Open hosts, weather factors, whether drivers or ball-strikers possess ad advantage, can Rory Mcllroy replicate his 2014 feat of winning the Open at Royal Liverpool, DK having Scottie Scheffler at $12,500 for a major, our favorite bets and OAD for golf's fourth and final major in 2023.

In tonight's episode, America's race-walking queen Robyn Stevens joins me to discuss her travel and training during a difficult 2023 season for her. At the end, Robyn gives me some advice on race preparation before my 5K in Springfield, Illinois on Tuesday, July 4.

In today's episode, NASCAR bettor and Angle OF Pursuit podcast co-host Brian Twining joins me to discuss the 2023 NASCAR Cup Series season before heading to the street of Chicago for NASCAR's first street race this Sunday. During this show, we discuss Ross Chastain winning Sunday's race at Nashville Super Speedway, which drivers have performed the best and disappointed, the idea of NASCAR staging a race in Chicago, is the Next-Gen car safe after Ryan Blaney crashed into an un-protected wall, Chase Elliott's quest to win, and our favorite bets for one of NASCAR's most unknown races.

In today's episode, FantasyLabs/ActionNetwork golf guru Matt Vincenzi is back to preview this week's U.S. Open at Los Angeles Country Club. For Three in 2023, we give out three words to describe golf's toughest major, our three favorite Open courses, and which three golfers would be in golf's Big Three. Then we discuss how LACC will play as an untested venue for the U.S. Open Are there any similar Gil Hanse designs, or will this play more like Chambers Bay, which hosted the 2015 event? We look at California golfers like Max Homa and Xander Schauffele's chances of winning a major in their home state. Afterwards, we look at Matt's incredible winning hot streak, which includes four of the last five majors, multiple first-round leader bets, Matt Fitzpatrick winning the Heritage, Victor Hovland winning the Memorial, and a GPP win. We look at our favorite bets, DFS options, and a little trivia. Finally, we both like Scottie Scheffler to win, but Matt also belives Bryson DeChambeau could post a threat after winning on a Hanse course at Winged Foot in 2020.

In this episode, Tom Jacobs brings his golf clubs to start U.S. Open week with me. We discuss the PGA Tour/LIV Golf/DP World Tour merging together and its impact on golf. Then we look at Los Angeles Country Club, which will host the first major in L.A. since the 1995 PGA Championship. This course hosted the 2017 Walker Cup, which Scottie Scheffler and Collin Morikawa played. Amy time a golf tournament is in California, Max Homa is always a threat. Four of his six career wins have come in California. Then, we look at our favorite golfers to win the U.S. Open. Who is in golf's Big Three? Do we agree on which golfers would be our favorite bets and DFS golfers? Before our OAD picks, Tom tries to stump me with some U.S. Open trivia. I respond with my question for him. Afterwards, we give our picks to win the U.S. Open at LACC. Tom likes Victor Hovland, and I like Scottie Scheffler.

In today's NFC West Preview, I look at the San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks, Los Angeles Rams, and Arizona Cardinals heading into the 2023 NFL season. I discuss what I like and don't like about every team in the NFC West. I end this episode by discussing a wild 6-6 encounter between the Seahawks and Cardinals before predicting SF to repeat as NFC West champs.

In this episode, UK footballing guru Charlie Mullan joins me to discuss Saturday's UEFA Champions League Final between Inter Milan and Manchester City from Istanbul. We look back at 2005's 'Miracle of Istanbul' between AC Milan and Liverpool. Milan led 3-0 before Liverpool scored three second-half goals before prevailing in penalties. Then, we look at Inter's chances of winning before discussing Man City's quest to join Manchester United as the only English teams to win the Treble of Premier League, FA Cup, and Champions League in one season. Before giving our picks, we look at each team's star players, x-factors, Lionel Messi's move to Miami. Charlie also tests my Champions League brain with some trivia. Finally, we give our picks for Saturday's game. We both believe City is too strong and will defeat Inter.

In this episode, FantasyLabs/ActionNetwork's Billy Ward joins me to predict UFC 289, which marks the UFC's return to Canada. During this episode, we discuss Saturday's Women's Bantamweight Title fight between Amanda Nunez and Irene Aldana, a critical Lightweight bout between former champion Charles Oliveira and Beneil Dariush, our DFS strategies, mentioning George St-Pierre, and opening Dylan's first UFC Reignmakers pack.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I start our 2023 NFL divisional breakdown with the AFC West. During this episode, we discuss whether the Chiefs can repeat as Super Bowl champs, the Los Angeles Chargers as KC's biggest opposition to an eighth consecutive AFC West crown, who will the Las Vegas Raiders starting quarterback be, the Denver Broncos potential return to form after an awful 2022 campaign, trivia, and more.

In tonight's episode, The Big D recaps Brooks Kopeka winning the 2023 PGA Championship at Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, New York.

In tonight's episode, the Founder of @GoingFor_2, Geoff Lambert, hops on my show to breakdown the 2023 best-ball campaign. During this show, we explain best-ball formats, draft strategy, our favorite guys to target, and Do's/Don'ts in making winning best-ball teams.

In tonight's episode, FantasyLabs/ActionNetwork's Matt Vincenzi joins me to preview the 2023 PGA Championship at Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, New York. During this episode, we breakdown the difficulty of this course, course comparisons to Oak Hill. Matt then asks me about which courses that haven't hosted majors would be great major additions. Like Rory Mcllroy's quest to complete the Grand Slam at the Masters, Jordan Spieth needs the PGA Championship to complete the career Grand Slam. Will Spieth even compete with his wrist injury? After that we look at which DK contests are good for us to enter. Would we enter the PGA Millionaire or single-entry contests? Then we look at GPP and chalk plays this week. Then, Matt tries to stump The Big D with some trivia before we look at bets and our one-and-done picks to win the Wanamaker Trophy.

In today's episode, golf betting expert Tom Jacobs joins me to preview the 2023 PGA Championship at Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, New York. During this episode, we look back at memorable PGA Championships, the difficulty of the course, what a Donald Ross course design will present the golfers in the month of May, Jordan Spieth's wrist injury, our favorite bets/DFS options, Tom trying to stump me with trivia, and our one-and-done picks for golf's second major.

In tonight's episode, Full Press Podcast co-host Brad Harvin joins me to discuss the Jacksonville Jaguars before Thursday night's NFL Schedule Release, which is when the entire 2023 NFL schedule will be revealed.

In today's episode, Fantasy Bosco drives in here to discuss Monday's NASCAR Cup Series race at Dover, which Martin Truex Jr. won to end a 54-race winless streak. Early in the opening stage, Ross Chastain, got into Brennan Poole, who collected Kyle Larson. Will Chastain receive some payback for consistently wrecking drivers? Then, we look into our Yay and Nay drivers in 2023 before previewing Sunday's Advent Health 400 at Kansas Speedway. Can anyone top Hendrick Motorsports?

In today's video, FantasyLabs/ActionNetwork's Billy Ward joins me to breakdown UFC 288, which will take place at the Prudential Center in East Rutherford on Saturday, May 6. This PPV card features a Bamtamweight Championship fight between Aljamain Sterling and Henry Cejudo, a crucial co-main Welterweight fight between Gilbert Burns and Belal Muhammad. We discuss the main event, co-main event, our DFS strategy, and our favorite hypothetical UFC title fights we like to see soon.

In today's episode, The Keb joins me to preview the Jacksonville Jaguars 2023 NFL Draft plans before tonight's first round in Kansas City.

In today's episode, America's race-walking queen, Robyn Stevens, talks about her training and travel adventures from Dublin Ireland.

In tonight's episode, Alex Bleuel tests out The Big D with his best NFL Trivia questions. Alex asks me generic, Miami Dolphin, and Jacksonville Jaguar trivia questions. Can he stump me?

In today's episode, @DynastyPatrolHQ and I mock the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft. First, we look back at our favorite draft memories. Can anything top Tony's Broncos taking Tim Tebow, or Dylan's Jags taking Trevor Lawrence? Then, we mock the entire first round of the 2023 NFL Draft. Tony does the odd picks; I make the even picks. There are no trades for this entire mock draft.

In this episode, David Moulton discusses the upcoming 2023 NFL Draft with me. We look at five of the best quarterbacks, Alabama's Bryce Young, Ohio State's C.J. Stroud, Florida's Anthony Richardson, Kentucky's Will Levis, and Tennessee's hendon Hooker. Who would David rank as the No. 1 quarterback? Afterwards, we look at whether Georgia's big defensive tackle Jalen Carter is worth a top pick despite off-the-field issues and a disappointing pro day. Following this discussion, we look at which teams will be aggressive on draft night before David explains who is likely to go in the top-10 picks in Kansas City.

In this episode, The Fantasy Winners owner Thomas Christopher discusses NY's pursuit of Green Bay Packers star passer Aaron Rodgers. Will NY finally get Rodgers from GB? We also discuss NY's draft mistakes that could have changed history.

In tonight's episode, Alex Bleuel and I ask each other questions regarding the NFL Draft and potential moves leading to this month's NFL Draft in Kansas City. Alex asks all of the college football questions, and I ask the NFL questions.

In today's episode, ActionNetwork/FantasyLabs UFC writer joins me to discuss UFC 287, where the UFC visits Miami with a Middleweight title fight between Alex Pereira and Israel Adesanya. After Pereira knocked out Adesanya in November, this fight will either cement Pereira as the 185-pound king, or Adesanya will remain one of the UFC's most formidable strikers. After breaking down this fight, we also look at an exciting Welterweight fight between Gilbert Burns and Jorge Masvidal. With Billy being a Detroit Lions fan, he explains what Detroit's best draft strategy should be for this month's draft in Kansas City.

In this episode, DMICMedia brings his weather expertise to discuss the National Hurricane Center upgrading Hurricane Ian to a category-five storm before its landfall in Cayo Costa, Florida on September 28, 2022. Then, we look at what a major hurricane would do to Tampa and Miami.

In this episode, FantasyLabs/ActionNetwork golf writer Matt Vincenzi brings his golf clubs to preview the 2023 Masters with me! Here, we discuss, Augusta's tradition and history, the risk-reward of the Par 5 13th hole, Rory's Augusta demons, Potential weather impacts, LIV Golf's impact, our favorite bets/chalky GPP plays, Dylan answering Matt's best trivia question, and our Masters picks.

In today's episode, golf expert Tom Jacobs brings his clubs to preview the 2023 Masters. During this episode, we discuss our favorite Masters memories, the chances of rain at Augusta, Scottie, Rahm, and Rory, LIV Golf's chances of winning a major, our favorite bets, GPP plays, Trivia, and predicting who will win the Green Jacket.

In today's episode, FAU student Isabella Till talks about FAU's historic trek to its first Final Four in school history before tomorrow's Final Four meeting against San Diego State in Houston.

In this episode, The League Winners writer Jesse Moeller chats 2023 NFL Draft quarterbacks, Seattle Seahawks Ideal draft, and Dynasty benefits during the free agent/trade period.

In this episode, Action Network/Fantasy Labs MMA writer Billy Wards joins me to preview UFC 286, which features a UFC Welterweight Trilogy fight between Leon Edwards and Kamaru Usman.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel talks about the first day of the legal tampering of NFL Free Agency.

In this episode, @FFGuru recaps the NFL Scouting Combine from Indianapolis. For the top available quarterbacks, did C.J. Stroud make himself the top quarterback prospect? What will Anthony Richardson's athleticism mean for his stock? Does Bryce Young's weight mean he is the top pick in next month's draft? How early does Texas running back Bijan Robinson go? Is Alabama's Jahmyr Gibbs the next pass-catching running back in the NFL? For receivers, does Jaxon Smith-Njigba's quickness make him the top receiver in this upcoming draft? Afterwards, which player's performance stood out at the combine. We agree on the same player. With news of Derek Carr signing with the New Orleans Saints, where does this leave QB-needy teams like the NY Jets hoping for Aaron Rodgers? https://dylanschmittler.substack.com/p/2023-nfl-scouting-combine-recap-with#details

In this episode, FantasyLabs/ActionNetwork MMA expert Billy Ward joins me to discuss UFC 285, which will take place this Saturday in Las Vegas. We first look at the Interim Heavyweight title fight, which features the return of former liught heavyweight champion Jon Jones after a three-year hiatus. He will take on Ciryl Gane. We then look at the Women's Flyweight title fight between Valentina Shevchenko and Alexa Grasso. After last week's main event between Nikita Krylov and Ryan Spann was cancelled last week, Billy explains what could be done to help more fights safely take place. Then, we look at former NCAA wrestling national champ Bo Nickal's UFC PPV debut.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I talk about the fastest 40-yard performances at the NFL Scouting Combine, how relavant this drill is to football, famous football players who wore No. 40 before The Big D tries a 40-yard dash at home.

In this episode, @FFGuru59 discusses the 2023 NFL Draft quarterbacks who will make an impact this coming season. Where do Ohio State's C.J. Stroud and Alabama's Bryce Young rank on his list? Does Tennessee Hendon Hooker crack the top-five? Are Florida's Anthnoy Richardson and Kentucky's Will Levis potential busts? What would he do as the Chicago Bears general manager with the No. 1 pick in the 2023 draft and Justin Fields as his starting quarterback?

In this episode, Matt Trigger, host of the Charm City Heavyweights Podcast, joins me to discuss the future of Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, who be the next big quarterback to change teams in recent seasons.

In this episode, FantasyBosco drives into my podcast to preview Sunday's 65th Daytona 500.

In today's episode, DMICMedia talks about the Kansas City Chiefs winning Super Bowl LVII over the Philadelphia Eagles.

In this Super Bowl episode, Megan Shoup breaks down her Super Bowl lineups, favorite captain plays, which Chiefs and Eagles she likes to make ir reign points and money during Super Bowl LVII.

In today's episode, Billy Ward discusses UFC 284, which features a UFC Lightweight title fight between Islam Makhachev and Alexander Volkanovski in the UFC's first event in Australia since 2019.

In today's episode, Charlie Mullan talks about the Super Bowl's importance with me. First, Charlie explains how big the Super Bowl is in the United Kingdom? How much do fans in the UK like the NFL? Does the Super Bowl rival the World Cup in England? What are our favorite Super Bowl memories? Then, we look at the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles meeting for Super Bowl LVII in Glendale, Arizona. The Chiefs are first. What would a second Super Bowl mean for Patrick Mahomes? Could Mahomes be the heir apparent to Tom Brady as the NFL's best quarterback? For the Eagles, is Jalen Hurts's job to win or not lose this game. With three running backs, A.J. Brown, great line play on both sides of the ball, the Eagles star may not need a herculean effort in Glendale. Could Hurts's powerful legs wear down KC's defense? We then test each other with some Super Bowl trivia. Can Charlie stump me with his questions? Finally, we pick our winners for the Super Bowl. Charlie likes the Eagles, and I like the Chiefs to win.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I start Super Bowl week with our preview of the NFL's biggest game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles from Glendale, Arizona. First, we talk about Arizona's history in hosting the Super Bowl. Sunday's game will be the fourth Super Bowl in Arizona and the third in Glendale's State Farm Stadium. We then look at recent moves the Chiefs and Eagles made to reach the Super Bowl. While KC traded Tyreek Hill, the Eagles acquired A.J. Brown from the Tennessee Titans. In Sunday's Super Bowl, the Kelce brothers will make history as the first brothers to face each other in the Super Bowl. A decade ago, the Harbaugh brothers faced each other as coaches when the Baltimore Ravens beat the San Francisco 49ers in New Orleans. For Andy Reid, this year's Super Bowl offers a chance against his former team, where he coached 14 seasons in Philadelphia. Reid will be the fifth coach to make his former team in a Super Bowl. Then, we look at the legacy of Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes if he wins his second Super Bowl ring. While Mahomes garners more attention, can Jalen hurts be Philly's next underdog to win a championship? Before our picks, we test our Super Bowl knowledge with some fun trivia. Can Alex stump me? Finally, we make our Super Bowl picks. Alex likes the Eagles, and I am picking the Chiefs to win.

In today's episode, Alex Bleuel and I predict today's NFL Conference Championship games. We ask questions about the NFC Championship between the 49ers and Eagles, the AFC Championship between the Bengals and Chiefs, our head-to-head DraftKings lineups, trivia, and our picks for Championship Sunday.

In this episode, Full Press Packers podcast host Kyle Senra and I talk about the future Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers? First, we talk about the positives and negatives of having Rodgers in GB. Do the positives outweigh the negatives? Is Jordan Love capable of being GB's starting quarterback if Rodgers leaves GB? Whether the Packers keep or trade Rodgers, what areas could GB address with the No. 15 pick? Would it be weird if the Packers finally select a wide receiver after Rodgers has wanted a first-round receiver? With a potential trade, what teams will look to trade for Rodgers? Will the NY Jets look to get Rodgers after getting Nathaniel Hackett as their offensive coordinator? Finally, Kyle answers what the Packers will do with Rodgers. Will he retire, stay in GB, or be traded?

In this episode, Ronnie Eastham and I recap yesterday's AFC Divisional Playoff Round meeting between the Cincinnati Bengals and Buffalo Bills, which turned into a convincing 27-10 road win in Orchard Park. During this episode, we answer several questions about Buffalo's loss to the Bengals? Did the Bills let down their fans when so many people thought Buffalo would not only make but win the Super Bowl? Was Buffalo's game plan against a stingy Bengals defense too dependent on Josh Allen winning yesterday's game? Why can't the Bills develop a strong offensive line or running game? The Bengals rushed for more than 100 yards the Bills despite missing three starting linemen. What was causing the rift between Allen and Stefon Diggs during yesterday's game? Does Sean McDermott's defensive game plan hurt the Bills for a lack of running game and offensive line? Could Brian Daboll's absence from Buffalo to the NY Giants have led to Allen's regression in Buffalo's star quarterback? With three straight trips to the AFC Divisional without a Super Bowl appearance, is Buffalo's current three-year stretch a success or failure?

In this episode, DMICMedia and I preview Saturday's AFC Divisional Round between Trevor Lawrence and my Jacksonville Jaguars and Patrick Mahomes and his Kansas City Chiefs.

In this episode, Action Network/Fantasy Labs MMA writer Billy Ward and I preview UFC 283, which marks the UFC's first event in Brazil since 2020. We look at the vacant Light Heavyweight title bout between Glover Teixeira and Jamahal Hill. After a draw for the vacant belt last month, will there actually be a winner at 205 pounds? While Teixeira lost his belt last year, Hill's boxing and punching offer him a great chance at winning with his hands. The winner will likely see Jiří Procházka at finally find the ultimate champ at 205 pounds. Then, we look at the UFC's first tetralogy bout for the Flyweight belt between Deiveson Figueiredo and Brandon Moreno. With each guy 1-1-1 in the first three fights, this will determine the kind at 125 pounds. We then look at our other favorite fights, Billy's DFS strategy for Cash and GPP contests. Finally, we end this episode by discussing reigning UFC Heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou leaving the UFC.

In this episode, DMICMedia and I look at the Super Wild Card Weather for each one of the six playoff games this weekend. First, we look at a potential rainy and windy mess between the Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers in Santa Clara. With the Bay Area seeing more rain and wind, Saturday's game looks like a sloppy encounter between the two NFC West rivals. Does this limit the potential scoring and create more turnovers? Onto the Chargers-Jaguars, where Jacksonville could be experiencing one of its coldest home games ever on Saturday night. How cold could the weather be? Sunday's Dolphins-Bills game sure seems to be catching a weather break with little chance of cold, wind, or snow for this game. In an area used to winter, how unusual is a January game without bad weather? From New York to Minnesota, where the NY Giants and Minnesota Vikings will enjoy this weekend's only dome game inside U.S. Bank Stadium. With this game indoors and looking like a potential shootout, what would a potential outdoor game in Minnesota'v famous cold weather do to the score? We then look at Monday's game between the Dallas and Tampa Bay Bucs. A unique trait with the Cowboys is an 11-1 record on turf. Dallas is just 1-4 on natural grass, which Tampa plays its home games on grass. The Bucs won Week 1 on turf in Arlington. Finally, we look at our famous playoff games affected by weather. Whether fog, rain, snow, or bitter cold, playoff football produces unpredictable weather.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I preview Super Wild Card Weekend. First, we discuss who the MVP of the 2022 NFL season will be. Could Joe Burrow surprise Patrick Mahomes? Then, we talk about our teams. Alex's Dolphins are facing the Buffalo Bills. My Jaguars are hosting the Los Angeles Chargers? Can either one of our teams advance? Then, we look at which team offers the best chance of a road win on Wild Card Weekend? Onto quarterbacks, each one of us ranks the 14 playoff starting quarterbacks. Do we agree on where Tom Brady and Trevor Lawrence should be ranked? Finally, we predict which teams will meet in Glendale, Arizona for Super Bowl LVII. Alex likes the 49ers and Bills; I like the 49ers and Bengals.

In this episode, Jacksonville Jaguars fanatic Brad Harvin and I discuss this weekend's AFC Wild Card showdown between the Los Angeles Chargers and Jacksonville Jaguars. First, we look back at Saturday's AFC South decider, where the Jags defeated the Tennessee Titans 20-16 to clinch Jacksonville's first division title in five years. Then, we look back at Jacksonville's 38-10 trashing over the Chargers in Los Angeles. With Trevor Lawrence getting ready to make his playoff debut, where does Jacksonville second-year sensation rank among playoff quarterbacks? We then answer which players need a big game against the Chargers. We discuss Jacksonville's last playoff win, which was also on January 14 in a 45-42 classic against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Finally, we give our keys for the Jags beating the Bolts on Saturday night.

With an 18-week season for two seasons, we look back at our favorite Week 17/18 memories from the past. Onto Jacksonville, where the Tennessee Titans and Dylan's Jacksonville Jaguars will fight for the AFC South tomorrow night. Can Jacksonville go from the NFL's worst to first, or will the Titans break my heart? Then, we head from Jacksonville to Miami. Joe Flacco and the NY Jets take on Skylar Thompson and the Miami Dolphins. Miami needs a win and Patriots loss to secure the AFC's last playoff spot. Can Miami end its five-game losing streak with a third-string quarterback? With Minnesota Vikings receiver Justin Jefferson 194 yards shy of breaking Calvin Johnson's single-season receiving yards record, should Minnesota play for the record or rest its star for the playoffs? We end this episode by predicting how the AFC and NFC playoff field will look , and which teams will get the final playoff sports in Week 18.

In this episode, Dante Sabatucci and I talk Buckeyes and Steelers. First, we discuss the Ohio State before Saturday's Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl against Georgia in Atlanta. Saturday's Peach Bowl is the first game between Ohio State and Georgia since the 1993 Citrus Bowl, which the Bulldogs won 21-14. We then figure out whether Kenny Pickett and the Pittsburgh Steelers can keep their season alive in a Week 17 AFC North clash with the arch-rival Baltimore Ravens.

In today's episode, Tom Jacobs and I look back at the 2022 golf campaign. First, we look back at who was the best golfer. Did Scottie Scheffler's hot start carry him, or did Cameron Smith or Rory Mcllroy catch him? Speaking of Rory, he became one of the PGA Tour's leading voices when so many top golfers left for the rival LIV Tour throughout 2022. Throughout 2022, several young golfers became bigger names. Which young golfer enjoyed the best season? Tom then asks me who improved the most in 2022? Could Matt Fitzpatrick's driving improvement have led to him winning a major? We then look back at golf's craziest events in 2022. Tom references March's Players Championship with so many delays as one example. Where does Mito Pereira's 18th hole collapse rank at the PGA Championship rank? Could Will Zalatoris' first win over Sepp Straka in Memphis top every other moment? We then talk about the Los Angeles Country Club, which will host June's U.S. Open. How will this venue play? We then talk about whether the LIV Tour will impact golf now and going forward. Will it be strange to see Rory and a LIV player in the final pairing of a major? In ending this episode, I asked for bold predictions for the 2023 golf season. Tom's answer surprises me.

In this podcast, Alex Bleuel talk Christmas memories, sports events, Dylan's Charlie Brown Virtual 5k, Christmas Bold Predictions, and more.

In this episode, Brad Harvin and I look back at yesterday's 40-34 overtime win by the Jacksonville Jaguars over the Dallas Cowboys. In the game, second-year star Trevor Lawrence threw for over 300 yards - ending Jacksonville's 20-game losing streak to NFC teams. Including yesterday's game, Lawrence has thrown for 14 touchdowns and just one interception in his last six games. Zay Jones caught three of Lawrence's four TD passes in one of his best NFL best performances for fantasy and DFS owners. Despite the win, the Jags trailed for most of the game. What was the turning point in giving the Jaguars momentum in the second half? How much has Doug Pederson helped the Jaguars mature the team into potential playoff chasers? Is Pederson the coach to get the most out of Lawrence? We also look back at Rayshawn Jenkins' 18 tackles and game-ending pick-six. With the Jags one game behind the Tennessee Titans in the AFC South, Jacksonville faces a critical Thursday Night Football clash with the NY Jets. What are some keys to Jacksonville winning? Ultimately, can the Jags potentially make the playoffs?

In this episode, Charlie Mullan and I preview Sunday's World Cup Final between Argentina and France in Lusail, Qatar. First, we look back at our favorite World Cup memories from past finals. Charlie remembers the ticker tape when Argentina hosted the 1978 World Cup and Diego Maradona carrying Argentina to World Cup glory in 1986. He also enjoyed seeing Brazil's Zico in his younger days. I remember Brazil's Ronaldo redemption brace against Germany in Yokahoma after a disastrous final against France in '98. At the 2018 World Cup, France beat Argentina in a goal-scoring fest 4-3 on route to winning the trophy in Moscow. With this final being full of stars, we look at Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappe. Sunday's World Cup Final will likely end Messi's international career with Argentina. With a win, Messi can match Maradona by lifting the World Cup. Messi can also out an end whether he or Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo is the best player of this era. For the Frenchman, Mbappe can win two World Cups before turning 24 years old. He can also take the torch as the world's best football player from Messi and Ronaldo to the next generation. Besides Messi and Mbappe, which player/s will dictate and be the x-factor's in Sunday's final? Before giving out our picks, we try and test each other's World Cup knowledge with some trivia? Can Charlie beat The Big D? Finally, we both give our picks. Charlie likes Argentina to win its first World Cup since 1986. I believe France will replicate b

In this episode, Megan Shoup and I talk Week 14 NFL Tiers. With seven divisional battles on Sunday, do these games make it harder to make perfect Tiers lineups? Will scoring be lower with rivals facing each other? What is Megan's process to make her Tiers lineups every Sunday? Megan not only plays the normal Sunday slate, but she also plays Afternoon-only, Primetime, and holiday slates. Does stacking work like a normal classic slate? Could there be too much or not enough stacking? I explain how Josh Jacobs and Davante Adams have both blown slates, but Derek Carr is not winning Tiers contests. Has Megan taken down any tiers contests, and what are some near-wins in 2022? What are some things Megan would like to improve going forward? Onto week 14, the Minnesota Vikings and Detroit Lions are in one of Sunday's best game environments for scoring. Does this mean Justin Jefferson and Amon-Ra St. Brown will be chalky Tiers entries? What's the right amount of players to have in this game? Is it OK to fade Patrick Mahomes against the Denver Broncos with their history of Under's this season? To end this episode, Megan and I agree to a head-to-head Tiers contest between us? I won the first battle in Week 1? Can the Tiers girl take down The Big D, or will I rule this week?

In this episode, FantasyLabs/ActionNetwork's Billy Ward and I preview UFC 282, which will take place in Las Vegas this Saturday night. Who wins the Vacant UFC Light Heavyweight belt between Magomed Ankalaev and Jan Blachovicz? How does Paddy Pimblett handle Jared Gordon in his PPV debut? With just one title fight, what is our cash and GPP strategy for Saturday's UFC card? With this being the last UFC PPV of the year, what are our favorite fights we cannot wait to see in 2023?

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I look back Joe Burrow at the Cincinnati Bengals beating Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs, the Minnesota Vikings beating the NY Jets, Jimmy Garoppolo's season-ending ankle injury, why the Tennessee Titans fired their general manager, and a Houston Texans rant.

In today's episode, ChicagoTribune and BostonDotCom betting expert Nick Hennion and I preview the knockout round of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. First, we break down why known soccer powers Belgium, Germany, Denmark, and Uruguay all failed to advance out of the group stages in Qatar. We answer what went wrong and why four of football's biggest powers saw their World Cups end early. Then, we look at one of the biggest Round of 16 encounters with tomorrow's exciting clash between the USMNT against the Netherlands. I ask Nick whether the US can beat Holland to win its first knockout round game since a 2-0 win over Mexico in 2002. With every World Cup, there is at least one surprise nation making a deep run. Nick believes Japan will continue its surprise run against Croatia after beating Germany and Spain in Group E. I like Senegal, and this team would be even better if Bayern Munich star Sadio Mane could play against England. Speaking of England, we agree England manager Gareth Southgate faces the most pressure in leading the Three Lions. With so many superstars making the knockout round, we look at which stars face the most pressure. Nick believes Argentina captain Lionel Messi faces plenty of pressure to win in his final World Cup. I believe France's Kylian Mbappé needs to continue carrying his country with so many French players not playing in Qatar. He also needs to continue proving why he is one of the world's most exciting soccer players. Before giving our World Cup winners, Nick gives out his favorite bets for the knockout rounds. Finally, we both believe Brazil will end a 20-year drought and win its historic sixth World Cup in 16 days. Despite a 1-0 loss to Cameroon, Brazil's depth is greater than any other team left in the World Cup. Neymar's potential return gives Brazil its play-maker to energize the squad.

In today's episode, David Moulton and I discuss Championship Saturday in college football. This week will be the final chance for teams to make the College Football Playoff, which will be decided Sunday after the conference championships are finished. First, we discuss the SEC Championship Game between LSU and Georgia in Atlanta. Heading into this game, Georgia is 12-0 and looking like college football's best team for a second straight year. LSU is 9-3 off a loss in College Station. Does this year's Georgia team compare with last year's national championship squad? Do Jayden Daniels and LSU have a chance of making this game close, or is LSU not quite ready for the Bulldogs? Heading into Friday's Pac-12 Championship game between Utah and USC, we discuss how Lincoln Riley has turned the Trojans within one game of being California's first team in the CFP. Can Caleb Williams finish off his Heisman-worthy season with another fantastic performance against a well-coached Utes team, which beat USC in Salt Lake earlier this season in Salt Lake City. Onto Arlington, where Kansas State and TCU will meet for the Big-12 Championship. A win would make TCU the first Texas team in the CFP. David reminds me of when TCU was No. 3 heading into 2014's final game. Despite winning, TCU missed the CFP, while Ohio State jumped over TCU and Baylor before beating Bama and Oregon on route to winning the first CFP. For TCU and USC, a loss would create potential drama if Ohio State could vault them in the final CFP rankings. Then, we are off to discuss Purdue and Michigan in the Big Ten Championship. After dominating Ohio State in Columbus, the Wolverines find themselves one win from back-to-back CFP appearances. J.J. McCarhy outplayed potential No. 1 pick C.J. Stroud with 263 yards and three long touchdown passes in Michigan's 45-23 win. Can Michigan also compete against Georgia, which beat them in last year's Orange Bowl? Finally, we discuss whether Hugh Freeze, Matt Rhule, and Luke Fickell will have immediate success at Auburn, Nebraska, and Wisconsin.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I look back at Week 12 of the NFL Season. We discuss, Alex's trip to see his Miami Dolphins beat the Houston Texans at Hard Rock Stadium, Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence's coming-out game in a win over the Baltimore Ravens, whether to not we would pay Ravens running back Josh Jacobs after 303 scrimmage yards against the Seattle Seahawks, and which players we like to see get more attention. Alex ends this episode with a rant into the 2022 struggles of Russell Wilson, Aaron Rodgers, and Matthew Stafford.

In this episode, Brad Harvin and I debate the Jacksonville Jaguars season, which returns after a Week 1 bye this Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens. Despite a 3-7 record, the Jaguars actually have a +11 points difference on their opponents. Jacksonville's only double-digit loss came in a 27-17 defeat to the Kansas City Chiefs? Is Trevor Lawrence showing signs of improvements in his second year, and what's wrong with the other 2021 NFL Draft quarterbacks? Is Travis Etienne capable of being a No. 1 running back for the Jags? Is Christian Kirk worth his big contract the Jaguars are paying him? Switching to defense, will Jacksonville pressure the quarterback? Over the debate over which edge-rusher should have been the No. 1 pick, is Travon Walker a little disappointing compared to fellow No. 1 pick Aidan Hutchinson? This Sunday, the Ravens come into Duval County. Can the Jaguars shut down Lamar Jackson and Mark Andrews with extra preparation time?

In today's episode, Tom Jacobs and I preview the 2022 World Cup, which begins in Qatar Sunday. We start by giving our favorite World Cup memories. Tom remembers the vuvuzelas from the South Africa World Cup in 2010. He also loved Harry Maguire's header against Sweden in 2018. Being an American, I still remember the USMNT's monumental upset over Portugal and the Round-of-16 win over Mexico in 2002. With Qatar hosting a Fall/Winter World Cup, we talk about how football's biggest event will be in November-December compared to a traditional Summer World Cup in June-July. With England the USMNT in the same group, we look back a a couple previous World Cup meetings. The U.S. beat England in one of the World Cup's biggest upsets in 1950. In 2010, England goalkeeper Rob Green's famous gaffe helped the Americans get a 1-1 draw in South Africa. Tom then asks me whether this year's USMNT is better than the 2010 WC squad. I believe this team is better with several guys playing with big European clubs like Christian Pulisic and Gio Reyna. With England and the USMNT playing on Black Friday, we talk about whether the Americans or Three Lions will prevail. Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi are likely playing in their final World Cup for Portugal and Argentina respectively. We talk about Ronaldo and Messi's chances of finally lifting football's biggest trophy in Qatar. We both believe Messi and Argentina have got an easier path to a World Cup Final. Before giving out our winning picks, Tom tries to stump me with some World Cup trivia. We then decide which country will win the World Cup. To no one's surprise, we both like Brazil to end a 20-year drought and capture football's greatest prize in Qatar.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I recap a memorable Week 10 in the 2022 NFL season. First, we look back at 2022's game of the year between the Minnesota Vikings and Buffalo Bills. In a game with 63 points, countless turns, and surprises, the Vikings won this instant classic 33-30. Was Justin Jefferson's amazing catch better than Odell Beckham's unbelievable catch against the Dallas Cowboys? Could the Bills have taken a safety before Josh Allen fumbled on the goal line after stopping Minnesota on fourth down. The Bills still could have won the game, but Allen threw a game-ending interception to Patrick Peterson. With the Bills not scoring a second-half touchdown in their last three games. Allen also leads the NFL in Ints. What is the concern level in Buffalo? Are the Bills missing Brian Dabool, who became the NY Giants head coach? Then, we move onto the latest chapter of the Dallas Cowboys-Green Bay Packers rivalry, which resulted in a 31-28 overtime win for the Pack? Dallwa was up 28-14 before giving up the final 17 points. Why do the Cowboys disappoint in big games? Is Dak Prescott good enough to win? How did the Cowboys let GB rush for over 200 yards? Is Christian Watson becoming Aaron Rodgers' No. 1 receiving option? While yesterday was Mike McCarthy's homecoming back in Green Bay, a critical decision will be remembered for the rest of this season. In overtime, Dallas went for fourth and five in overtime. Should the Cowboys have kicked the field goal or go for the first down on fourth down? We move onto Jeff Saturday's head coaching debut, which came in a 25-20 win for the Colts over the Las Vegas Raiders. Jonathan Taylor Rushed for over 100 yards while Matt Ryan completed 75 percent of his passes in the win. While Saturday's coaching debut garnered intrigue, the Raiders lost their seventh game - adding more steam on Josh McDaniels' hot seat. Why can't the Raiders win with Derek Carr, Josh Jacobs, and Davante Adams? Finally, Alex and I give a memorable rant where we each rank three young quarterbacks in LA's Justin Herbert, Chicago's Justin Fields, and Miami's Tua Tagovailoa.

In today's episode, Fantasy Labs/ActionNetwork MMA writer Billy Ward and I preview UFC 281 taking place at Madison Square Garden in New York on Nov. 12. First, we look at one of 2022's most anticipated fights for UFC Middleweight bout between Israel Adesanya and Alex Pereira. Earlier in their MMA careers, Pereira won two non-UFC bouts against Adesanya. We look into how much the previous wins will help Pereira against one of the UFC's most consistent winners. Then, we look at the Women's Strawweight title fight between Carla Esparza and Zhang Weili. Despite Carla being the reigning champ, Zhang is looking like the heavy favorite heading in this fight. We look at which woman will win the belt. Zhang's extra power could play a role into whether she will win this fight. After the title fights, we give out our favorite fights, bets, and DFS plays for Saturday's PPV card at MSG.

In this episode, Bandy and I try to answer what is wrong with Tom Brady and the Tampa bay Bucs? Over the first eight games of 2022, Tampa is 3-5 and trails the Atlanta Falcons by one game in the NFC South.. Heading into a pivotal Week 9 tilt with the LA Rams, we look at what's wrong with the Bucs, and whether Tampa can recover from a tough 1-5 stretch.

In this episode, Alex and I talk about Week 8 of the 2022 NFL Season. First, we talk about the Buffalo Bills beating the Green Bay Packers 27-17. Despite the win, we were not entirely impressed with the Bills against the depleted Packers. Despite just 203 passing yards from Aaron Rodgers, GB racked up more total yards. Aaron Jones totaled 157 yards. The Packers also won the turnover, and GB limited Josh Allen to just 218 passing yards. Buffalo also seemed more chippy than usual despite not having been to a Super Bowl in almost 30 years. I also ask why the Bills are leaning on Allen and not giving Devin Singletary more carries. Then, we talk about a wild NFC South encounter between the Carolina Panthers and Atlanta Falcons, which ended with fireworks and drama. With the Falcons up 34-28, D.J. Moore caught a Hail Mary to tie the game, but in removing his helmet, a 15-yard penalty pushed back the extra point to a 48-yard attempt. Unfortunately for Carolina, Eddy Pineiro missed the extra points and a 32-yard field goal to win the game in overtime. After a couple key Marcus Mariota plays, Younghoe Koo won it on n a 41-yard field goal late in overtime to put the Falcons on top in the NFC South. We move onto our favorite Week 8 running back performance. Alex loves Christian McCaffrey becoming the first player since Ladainian Tomlinson in 2005 to run, catch, and throw a touchdown in a 31-14 NFC West domination over the LA Rams. I pick Derrick Henry's fourth straight 200-yard game against the Houston Texans despite Tennessee's lack of a passing quarterback. With the NFC Trade Deadline in roughly 24 hours, we give out our favorite hypothetical trades. Alex wants the Rams to go after Kareem Hunt. I want the Bills to make a major splash on New Orleans Saints star Alvin Kamara. Finally, Dylan gives a memorable rant after Trevor Lawrence's worst game of 2022. With just 133 yards and two bad interceptions, Lawrence's lack of precision passing led to the Jags losing a 21-17 heartbreak to the Denver Broncos at Wembley Stadium. I explain why Lawrence is still making too many mistakes, Jacksonville's need for a No. 1 receiver, and a Wembley jinx for Chelsea FC and my Jags.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I recap Week 7 of the NFL season. We start by talking about Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs convincing win over the SF 49ers. During that game, Mecole Hardman became the first receiver with two rushing and a receiving touchdown in the Super Bowl era. We also answer how the 49ers will use Christian McCaffrey after his trade from the Carolina Panthers. Onto Miami, where the Dolphins welcomed Tua Tagovailoa and the NFL's last undefeated team to Hard Rock Stadium in a primetime dual with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Despite not scoring a second-half point, Miami beat the Steelers 16-10 on Sunday Night Football. After the Dolphins chat, Alex asks me why my Jags cannot win a close game, and whether Travis Etienne can handle the No. 1 back role after the Jags traded James Robinson to the Ny Jets. After the Chicago Bears 33-14 domination over the New England Patriots, we try to guess whether Bailey Zappe or Mac Jones will start Sunday's game against the NY Jets Finally, Alex ends this episode with a rant about how to improve Thursday Night Football.

In my latest episode, Fantasy Labs/ActionNetwork.com MMA writer Billy Ward and I preview Saturday's UFC 280, which will take place in Abu Dhabi. First, we look at the main event, which will be for the Vacant UFC Lightweight belt between Charles Oliveira and Islam Makhachev Then, we look at the Bantamweight Championship fight between Aljamain Sterling and T.J. Dillashaw. We then look into our favorite expensive fighters, bets, and DFS strategy for UFC 280.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I recap Week 6 of the 2022 NFL season. First, we talk about Week 6's biggest game between the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs. Josh Allen led the Bills to a 24-20 win over Patrick Mahomes and KC. Could Allen-Mahomes create the second coming of a Manning-Brady quarterback rivalry. What are the odds we see this game in a potential AFC Championship Game this coming January and for years to come? Would you rather have Allen or Mahomes lead your team? After another quarterback carousel, we talk about last night's NFC East showdown between the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles, which Philly won 26-17. Despite the closer score, we both agree the Eagles largely controlled the game. Much of this was done with the arm and legs of Jalen Hurts, who threw two touchdowns in the win. With Cooper Rush's first NFL loss and throwing three costly interceptions, we ask whether Dak Prescott will be ready to deal the Cowboys offense when he returns. With the New York Jets and Giants both on winning streaks, we answer which NY team is better positioned to continue its winning ways. While we are both impressed with the Jets, the Giants next four games look more winnable than the Jets. Then, we each hand out our biggest fantasy disappointment. Alex picks Steelers running back Najee Harris while The Big D picks Panthers receiver D.J. Moore. Finally, I give a rant after a pitiful 27-10 display by Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers against the Jets.

In this episode, DMICMedia and I talk Hurricane Ian devasating Southwest Florida with its 150+ mph winds on September 28.

How do you forecast where a major hurricane goes? Why do storms affect Southwest Florida over the Tampa-St. Pete area? Why do these "I" storms always turn into monster hurricanes?

Despite several models showing Ian hitting near Tampa, Dennis explains why storms miss Tampa. I also remember the similar map Hurricane Charley took before hitting Southwest Florida in 2004. While Southwest Florida has been hit four times in 20 years, Tampa has not been hit since 1921.

While wind can cause great damage, storm surge is what everyone fears in a landfalling hurricane. Afterwards, The Big D explains how I could not sleep. I also explain how I got through this hurricane, and I do regret not streaming before the storm hit. A ferry would have been faster than evacuating to the Miami area.

We also discuss which American cities are the most vulnerable to another major hurricane. Dennis picks Miami with its population growth and how close many of Miami's areas are to surge. I pick Tampa due to not receiving a direct strike in 101 years, and its buildings and residents not experiencing hurricane-force winds despite several close calls during the past 20 years.

In this episode, Jesse Moeller and I talk about the Seattle Mariners in their first postseason since 2001 and the Seattle Seahawks before Sunday's Week 6 game against the Arizona Cardinals.

In this episode, Jeff Bell and I talk Buffalo Bills before Sunday's Week 6 meeting against Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs. First, we look back at last year's incredible playoff dual between Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes. In that game, both passers combined for 707 passing yards and seven touchdowns as the Chiefs beat the Bills 42-36 in an instant classic. Thru five games, the Bills are 4-1 with wins over the Rams, Titans, Ravens, and Steelers. Buffalo's only loss came in Week 3 against the Miami Dolphins. In those five games, Allen leads the NFL with 1,651 passing touchdowns while also leading the Bills in rushing. Does this mean Buffalo is too reliant on his franchise quarterback? What are the keys for the Bills to attack KC's defense while containing Mahomes and Travis Kelce on Sunday? Despite back-to-back AFC East titles, is Sean McDermott the right coach for Josh Allen to contend for Super Bowls? With the Carolina Panthers firing Matt Rhule this week, rumors started of the Bills perhaps being interested in Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey. Jeff answers whether the Bills would be a good landing spot for CMC. With Buffalo a favorite, Sunday's game could be the first time Mahomes is a home underdog in his entire NFL career.

In this episode, America's race-walking queen, Robyn Stevens, and I talk about whether altitude or Florida's humidity is better for athletes to train.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I talk Raiders-Chiefs, Bengals-Ravens, our most underrated and overrated players, and Big D's Week 5 rant. First, we recap an AFC West showdown the Kansas City Chiefs survived - winning 30-29 over the Las Vegas Raiders. Then, we talk the Baltimore Ravens beating the Cincinnati Bengals 19-17. We move onto our most underrated and overrated NFL players. I end this episode with a memorable rant after two soft roughing the passer calls this past weekend involving Tom Brady and Derek Carr.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I debate Sunday Night's 72-point shootout between Patrick Mahomes and Tom Brady, an overtime thriller between the New England Patriots and Green Bay Packers, our biggest surprises and disappointments, and a Tua rant.

First, we talk Chiefs-Bucs. Mahomes threw for 249 yards and three touchdowns. Travis Kelce caught nine passes for 92 yards and a touchdown. TB12 threw 52 times for 385 yards and three touchdowns.

We debate Patrick Mahomes' incredible skills, his incredible touchdown to Clyde Edwards-Helaire, and how he has played without Tyreek Hill. Then, we look at whether Tom Brady and the Bucs remain contenders in the NFC. While Alex is not as high, I still believe in TB12, but the Bucs offensive line needs help. We then turn to Lambeau Field, where the Packers beat the Patriots 23-20 in overtime. We also recap our bet that we mad eon this game. Alex took GB to cover the nearly 10-point spread. I took NE and the points. Bailey Zappe, who replaced Brian Hoyer, completed 10 of his 15 passes and one touchdown. Alex was impressed with the former Western Kentucky passer. Aaron Rodgers completed just 60 percent of his passes with two touchdowns and a bad Pick Six. Despite the win, we are both concerned with GB's lack of big plays and whether the Packers remain a top contender in the NFC. We then look at our biggest surprises and disappointments. Alex is surprised with the Philadelphia Eagles. I an surprised by Saquon Barkley and the NY Giants strong start. For our most disappointing team, I pick the 1-2-1 Colts, and Alex is surpsied by the whole AFC West outside of the Chiefs. Alex ends this episode with a memorable rant after a controversial week surrounding Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa injuries.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I recap Week 3 of the 2022 NFL season, which saw the Miami Dolphins beat the Buffalo Bills and Russell Wilson Wilson leading the Broncos to a win over the San Francisco 49ers. First, we look at how the Fins beat the Bills. We look at how Miami limited Allen and the Bills despite Buffalo running 90 plays on offense. We also look at Miami's famous butt punt from yesterday's game. I also explain why the Bills cannot win close games and are too dependent on Allen's passing and rushing in big games. Then, we look at how Russ Wilson and the Broncos beat the 49ers. We look at what's wrong with Denver's offense. We also look at 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo's pulling a Dan Orlovsky for a safety in the game. We then talk about our favorite bad-weather games before I end this episode by ranting why the LA Chargers played Justin Herbert in a 38-10 loss to Big D's Jaguars with his rib injury.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I recap Tua Tagovailoa six-touchdown win over Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens, Dylan's Jacksonville Jaguars blanking the Colts. First, we talk Tua and the Fins beating the Ravens 42-38 in Week 2's highest-scoring game. In this game, Tua threw five of his six TDs in a second-half performance for the ages. Four of those touchdowns went to Miami's dynamic receiver duo in Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle, who caught the game-winning touchdown. Hill and Waddle combined for 22 receptions, 361 receiving yards, and four touchdowns. Alex explains the emotions he felt watching his Fins win in Baltimore. Then, we talk Jags. Second-year standout Trevor Lawrence shined - completing 25 of 30 passes for 235 yards and two touchdowns. With this win, the Jags have beaten the Colts in every home game the past eight years. The Colts have been shutout three times in Jacksonville since 2017. While Jacksonville's offense played its part, the Jags stuffed Indy's running game - limiting 201 rushing champ Jonathan Taylor to just 54 yards. Meanwhile, Matt Ryan was sacked five times and threw three interceptions. I explain how Matt Ryan does not possess any mobility to avoid the pass-rush. We then move onto two more games that captures our attention. Alex picks Cooper Rush and the Dallas Cowboys stunning the Cincinnati Bengals in Arlington. I pick Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals amazing comeback against the Las Vegas Raiders. Finally, The Big D's rant explaining the pathetic Atlanta Falcons plan with Kyle Pitts, who caught two passes for 19 yards in both of his 2022 games this season.

In this episode, FGCU swim head coach Dave Rollins and I look at FGCU's new swimming and diving season, which begins with a home dual meet against Campbell on October 14 and 15. How does FGCU train before an upcoming season? Who are some new FGCU swimmers coach Rollins is excited to see? How many countries do these international swimmers come from? Where would coach Rollins like to take his FGCU swim team for altitude and history? For FGCU's first meet against Campbell, both schools will be competing in elimination 50s, which coach Rollins explains how these races will go.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I review Week 1 of the 2022 NFL season. First, we head to Cincinnati, where the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cincinnati Bengals played another AFC North showdown. Despite Joe Burrow's five-interception game, a late touchdown to Ja'Marr Chase gave tied the game before a potential game-winning extra point attempt. Unfortunately for the Benla,s a blocked Evan McPherson extra point sent this game into overtime. After two more missed field goals, Crhis Boswell ended this game with a 53-yard field goal in overtime. Late in this game, Steelers star pass-rusher T.J. Watt tore his pec. Onto Houston, where the Colts and Texans played to a 20-20 tie. Despite Jonathan Taylor and Michael Pittman Jr.'s strong afternoons, a Rodrigo Blankenship missed field goal kept Houston alive. We try and answer why the Colts cannot win a season-opener and whether Lovie smith should have been more aggressive late in overtime. We then look back at two more impressive displays. Alex was impresses with Justin Jefferson in a strong win over the Green Bay Packers. I loved the New York Giants beating the Tennessee Titans in Nashville. Patrick Mahomes showed his all-around brillance and Justin Fields handled a tough 49ers defense and Chicago's rain. We then finish this episode by talking about Alex's head-to-head DraftKings win over me this weekend by five points. Despite Alex's win, I explain how Week 1 was a very good DFS week for The Big D.

Here, the Action Network's Fantasy Labs MMA expert Billy Ward and I preview UFC 279, which sees Khamzat Chimaev and Nate Diaz in Saturday's main event.

In this episode, Brad Harvin and I preview the 2022 Jacksonville Jaguars season, which begins Sunday against the Washington Commanders. How will 2021 No. 1 pick Trevor Lawrence fare in his second year? What role will Travis Etienne have after missing the entire 2021 season? How will Doug Pederson lead the Jags? We take a break from the Jags to answer who would be our No. 1 pick in a fantasy football draft! I then test Brad's trivia by quizzing him from a Jags famous season-opening win from 1997. We then try and predict Jacksonville's 2022 final record.

In this episode, FantasyBosco and I look back at Sunday's Coke Zero Sugar 400 and preview NASCAR's Cup Series Playoffs, which begins at Darlington for the Southern 500 Sunday night. First, we look at how Austin Dillon survived Sunday's rain and big-ones to book his spot in the playoffs. After being involved in an earlier crash, Dillon was in the middle of the pack when light rain showers fell - causing a massive crash on lap 138. Dillon just squeaked through everyone to take the lead. After a lengthy rain delay, Dillon bumped Austin Cindric to take the lead and secure his spot in the playoffs. Dillon has won four Cup Series races, but how he has won those races intrigues us. He has won arces with other drivers running out of gas, bumping Aric Almirola to win the 2018 Daytona 500, a perfect caution in Texas, and Sunday's win. In hose four wins, Dillon has led just 35 laps. Richard Childress teammate Tyler Reddick led 38 laps when he won at Indy in July. After another wrecked race cars at Daytons, NASCAR heads to Darlington's Labor Day Weekend for the Cook Out Southern 500. Like almost all races, tires will be a major topic. With Darlington known for tire wear, drivers will need to blend speed and managing tires on Sunday night. Any little mistake can result in a car receiving a famous Darlington Stripe. With the Cup series Playoffs beginning this weekend, we ask questions about some of the favorite playoff drivers? Is Chase Elliott the favorite to win his second title in three years? Can Kevin Harvick continue his winning ways? Is Kyle Larson back to his 2021 or continuing his inconsistent 2022? What will happen next to Kyle Busch on and off the track? Can Denny Hamlin finally get over the championship hump? Bosco tries to stump me with some unique trivia after hearing Bubba Wallace will drive the No. 45 car in pursuit of the Owner's Championship. Finally, we give our four drivers to make the Championship 4 at Phoenix in November. Bosco likes Kevin Harvick, Chase Elliott, Denny Hamlin, and Joey Logano. I like Kyle Larson, Elliott, Hamlin, and Christopher Bell.

In this episode, Kyle Senra, Alex Bleuel and I talk quarterback. First, we talk about the traits to be a successful and winning quarterback in the NFL. Then, we give our favorite old quarterback. Kyle selects Aaron Rodgers. Alex likes Drew Brees. I am missing Peyton Manning "Omaha" audible in the huddle. The episode gets very juicy when we give our quarterback rankings. Alex's top-10 rankings are Josh Allen, Tom Brady, Patrick Mahomes, Aaron Rodgers, Joe Burrow, Russell Wilson, Justin Herbert, Matthew Stafford, Dak Prescott, and Lamar Jackson. Kyle's top-10 QBs are Mahomes, Brady, Rodgers, Wilson, Allen, Stafford, Herbert, Burrow, Jackson, and Prescott. My top-10 quarterback are Allen, Mahomes, Brady, Stafford, Burrow, Herbert, Russ, Kyler Murray, Rodgers, and Derek Carr. I question Kyle, who ranked Josh Allen No. 5 on his list. Alex and I ranked the Bills star No. 1. Kyle says that Allen has not won a Super Bowl, and Mahomes beat him in the playoffs. Alex questions me having Rodgers as the No. 9 quarterback on my list. Despite MVP and passing statistics, I criticized Rodgers' lack of playoff success. We end this episode by talking about which young quarterback intrigues us heading into 2022? Kyle picks Bears quarterback Justin Fields. Alex goes with Miami's . I pick Trey Lance due to being very unproven and leading SF's talented roster.

In this episode, FanSpeak.com writer Megan Shoup and I talk NFL Tiers. Megan is the Tier Girl who plays NFL Tiers contests every Sunday. Throughout this episode, Megan explains the Tiers format for NFL DraftKings contests. Upside is the key to making a winning Tiers lineup. Megan also explains how the first few Tier groups include fewer players, and ownership does not matter like it the remaining tiers with more players. Would a floor guy like Chargers wide receiver Keenan be a bad Tiers play with a safe floor compared to Mike Williams' upside? Do high-scoring games offer an edge in winning contests? Do4es ownership matter like it does in DK Classic or Showdown contests? What is the best Tiers projection that Megan uses? How many different lineups does Megan make? Megan explains how a low-owned Washington Commanders receiver Terry McLaurin, her favorite player, beat her in a head-to-head Tiers contest. We then look at whether stacking could work in Week 1 DFS contests. With Megan being a Washington Commanders fan and The Big D liking the Jacksonville Jaguars, our teams start the 2022 season against each other. We also agreed to have a Week 1 head-to-head Tiers contest.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I preview the NFC East, where the Dallas Cowboys won in 2021. The Philadelphia Eagles, Washington Commanders, and New York Giants followed Dallas in the division standings. Throughout this episode, we ask different questions to each other about each team. Are the Dallas Cowboys the NFL's dysfunctional team? Do the Cowboys have enough offensive upside to put up points? In Philly, is Jalen Hurts capable of being a frcnchise quarterback after the Eagles added A.J. Brown from the Titans? For Washington and NY, the quarterback position remains a fascinating battle to see. Will Carson Wentz answer Washington's quarterback issues have consecutive dealsbeing traded from Philly to Indy before wining up in D.C? Will Daniel Jones or Tyrod Taylor start more games in 2022? Alex tries to stump me with some NFC East trivia before both of us pick the Eagles to win the NFC East.

In this episode, ActionNetwork and FantasyLabs MMA writer Billy Ward and I preview UFC 278, which features a Welterweight title fight between Kamaru Usman and Leon Edwards in Salt Lake City. Is Usman the UFC's best pound-for-pound fighter? Does Edwards have a chance to beat the champ? After the main event talk, the discussions shifts to whether the co-main event between Luke Rockhold and Paulo Costa attracts our attention. Are we more intrigued by the bantamweight bout between Jose Aldo and Merab Dvalishvili. Which expensive fighter/s attract our attention for DFS cash this weekend in Salt Lake City? All this and more will be answered during this UFC 278 preview!

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I preview the AFC East, where the Buffalo Bills, New England Patriots, Alex's Miami Dolphins, and the New York Jets reside. We try answer several questions through this podcast? Can the Bills go from being a contender to making the Super Bowl? What are the Patriots doing? Are the Jets cursed? Will Tua Tagovailoa be the quarterback to replace Dan Marino as Miami's franchise quarterback? Alex surprises the Big D by getting this division's trivia question correct - stunning me. While Alex still believes in Miami, we then both like the Bills to win another AFC crown.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I preview the AFC West, which saw thw Chiefs win for the sixth straight season. The Las Vegas Raiders, Los Angeles Chargers, and Denver Broncos followed KC in the division standings. First, we look at the Chiefs. After six straight AFC West crowns, the Chiefs will begin 2022 looking for their second Lombardi Trophy in four seasons. While Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid are still one of the best coach-quarterback duos in the NFL, this year's offense will be different. KC traded Tyreek Hill to the Miami Dolphins. We debate how the Chiefs will replace the NFL's biggest deep threat on offense. From Kansas City to Las Vegas, we look at the Raiders, which added Davante Adams in a mega deal from the Green Bay Packers. Adams and Carr were teammates at Fresno State, where Adams caught 24 touchdowns in 2013. Despite having his college teammate, I believe Adams will not be as productive without aaron Rodgers throwing him the football. Las Vegas also features Hunter Renfrow and Darren Waller as dominant receiving options. The Chargers are next in the AFC West discussions. LA added Khalil Mack and J.C. Jackson to a team featuring Justin Herbert, Mike Williams, Keenan Allen, and Austin Ekeler on offense. We both agree the Chargers need to make the playoffs with one of the NFL's best young passers on a rookie contract. Despite Herbert throwing for 5,014 yards, the Bolts felt short of making the playoffs - losing a Week 18 heartbreaker in Vegas. We then move onto Denver, which made the NFL's biggest addition in acquiring long-time Seattle Seahawks star Russell Wilson in a blockbuster deal. I make a prediction this Denver team could rival his best Seahawk teams. We also look at whether Wilson could replicate Tom Brady and Matthew Stafford winning Super Bowls in their first seasons with new teams. Before giving our divisional picks, I believe this year's AFC West might be the best quarterback division ever. With Mahomes, Herbert, Russ, and Carr, this division features four of the NFL's top-10 quarterbacks. I then quiz Alex on Darren Sproles's 328-yard performance from the San Diego Chargers 2008 AFC Wild Card win over the Colts. We conclude this episode with our picks. Alex likes the Chargers while I predict the Broncos to win this division.

In this episode, British football betting Charlie Mullan and I predict the 2022-23 Premier League Season, which begins tomorrow. First, we look at the Manchester City, which won last season's PL by one point over Liverpool. Over the Summer, City added one of football's most exciting talents in former Dortmund striker Erling Haaland. Last season, Haaland scored 29 goals after a 41-goal campaign in 2020-21. Together with Kalvin Phillips, City has added two key pieces to a team led by Phil Foden, Kevin De Bruyne, Ruben Dias, and Ederson. Falling just one point shy of City, Liverpool fell just short of becoming the first English side to ever win the quadruple. Liverpool signed Darwin Nunez while star man Sadio Mane left for Bayern Munich. We discuss Liverpool's chances of unseeding City at the top of the Premier League table. Mohamed Salah will look to lead Liverpool on another year of trophy success. After hitting the Northwest, we head to London. Tottenham Hotspur is next on our minds. After finishing fourth, Spurs added Richarlison and Ivan Perisic among a busy spending spree in North London. Son Heung-Min and Harry Kane will look to lead Spurs in a quest for silverware. After the Spurs chat, we look at Big D's Chelsea. I stated how I do not have a clue over what Chelsea's season will go. Despite finishing third in the EPL and runners-up to Liverpool in two major cup competitions, Chelsea's transfer window has not gone well. I also explain my pessimism in USMNT star Christian Pulisic's chances to star on a regular basis for Chelsea this coming season. I think Pulisic is more of a bench player in London. In the meantime, Charlie tests my Premier League knowledge with a couple of fascinating questions throughout this episode. We also try to answer with Erik ten Hag, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Manchester United this coming season. I state how United reminds me of a soap opera. We then look into which three sides will be relegated in May. Charlie believes Bournemough, Fulham, and Leeds United will drop to the Championship. I predict Bournemouth, Fulham, and Everton will all be relegated. We then switch to who wins the PL and finishes in the top-four Champions League places. Charlie's picks are Man City, Liverpool, Spurs, and Chelsea. I predict, City, Liverpool, Spurs, and Arsenal.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I look at the Miami Dolphins losing a 2023 first-round and 2024 third-round pick for tampering with Tom Brady and former New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton. Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross was also fined $1.5 million and suspended until October 17.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I preview the NFC West where the LA Rams won followed by the Arizona Cardinals, San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks. We start with the reigning Super Bowl champs. After 70 titles without a title in Los Angeles, the Rams beat the Cincinnati Bengals to win the Super Bowl. Matthew Stafford and Cooper Kupp's connections led to LA's strong passing offense in 2021. Last year, Kupp caught 145 passes for 1,947 yards and 16 touchdowns. The former Eastern Wahsington receiver followed with six more playoff touchdowns. On defense, the Rams are led by aaron Donald and Jalen Ramsey. Donald solidied himself as the NFL's best defensive player and one of the best interior defenders with wrecking offensive lines. While Super Bowl repeats are uncommong in the NFL outside of New England, we debate LA's chances of hoisting another Lombardi Trophy. After the Rams, we head to Seattle. After a decade, the Seahawks traded Russell Wilson to the Denver Broncos. Geno Smith and Drew Lock will look to replace Russ as Seattle's starter. During this conversation, we learned Seahawks running back Chris Carson will retire. We both believe Seattle will struggle and will look to the NFL Draft for its next quarterback. Alex believes the Hawks will be the most unforgettable team in 2022. Other than DK Metcalf and Jamal Adams, Seattle's talent is nowhere near the previous teams that usually challenged for Super Bowls. From Seattle, we look at the Arizona Cardinals, which gave Kyler Murray a massive contract. Alex explains that Kyler is what teams want in the athletic NFL with his dual-threat ability. I stated how I would take Kyler over Aaron Rodgers as my QB. While Arizona has started well the past few seaons, the Cardinals have not played well in December and January. We look at whether Kliff Kingsbury can lead Glendale to playoff success. To conclude our teams, we head to the Bay Area. The 49ers made news by stating this is now Trey Lance's team. With this news, by discuss SF's chances of more playoff success after two NFC Championships appearances in three years. While Alex is more egative and wants the 49ers to struggle with Miami owning SF's first-rounder in 2023, I have more faith in the 49ers. Lance possesses tons of talent. Now, he gets to lead a offense with Elijah Mitchell, George, Kittle, Deebo Samuel, and Brandon Aiyuk. I try and stump Alex with some NFC West trivia from Arizona's 1998 NFC Wild Card win over the Dallas Cowboys. We end this episode by both picking the Rams to win another divisional title in 2022.

Here, The Action Network's and Fantasy Labs MMA writer Billy Ward and I preview UFC 277 taking place this Saturday night in Dallas. First, we talk about the main event, which is a rematch of one of the UFC's biggest shocks when Julianna Pena submitted Amanda Nunes at UFC 269 last December. Billy reminds me of George St. Pierre and Anderson Silva losing as massive favorites during their UFC reigns. Billy is intrigued with Amanda's odds, but he questions whether Nunes is motivated at this stage of this career. I respond whether Pena fought her perfect fight, or whether Nunes can still like motivated like her usual self. Unlike women's UFC fights, this fight is likely to end in a stoppage with two submission artists. Onto the co-main event, where Brandon Moreno and Kai Kara-France will be fighting for the UFC Interim Flyweight belt. With Kara-France from New Zealand, we discuss how many good UFC fighters have come from Australia and New Zealand the past few years. Despite Moreno as a betting favorite, Kara-France intrigues us with his knockout power and striking. We also look back at their 2019 fight where Moreno beat the Kiwi. Billy believes both fighters have matured and become better fighters since their first bout. Afterwards, Billy wanted to discuss the heavyweight tilt between Sergei Pavlovich and Derrick Lewis. If UFC fans are hoping for a quick fight, this heavyweight bout stands out as a great possibility for a fast stoppage. Pavlovich's first four UFC fights have all ended in first-round knockouts while each one of Lewis' last five fights has ended in a knockout. With two powerful strikers, this fight offers the chance of a quick stoppage, which would be great for GPP tournaments. We conclude this episode by talking how the UFC has kept going through the COVID-19 pandemic and our favorite Cash fighters for Saturday's card.

In this episode, Geoff Lambert and I discuss best-ball strategy for drafts and DFS.

In this episode, Atlanta Braves Super Fan Larry Gritton and I talk Atlanta Braves.

In this episode, Fantasy Labs writer and Action Network betting expert Matt Vincenzi and I preview the 150th Open Championship at St. Andrews. First, we talk St. Andrews - the home of golf. I believe St. Andrews feels like the pinnacle of golf. Matt responds with how The Old Course is only 350 yards or so longer than when it started hosting Open Championships. Like most link courses, bunkers are always in play. With Hell, Shell, and the Road-hole bunker, St. Andrews will look ao its sand as a major defense. Matt explains how Jack Nicklaus told Tiger Woods that the miss is left At. St Andrews. We also discuss how Scotland's wind will affect The Open. Heading into this year's Open Championship Xander Schauffele has won his last two starts - including last week's Scottish Open. Despite these wins, Xander is still looking for his first major. Despite two wins and plenty of Open success, we are fading Xander from our betting and DFS advice. We then give our favorite bets for this year's Open. Matt likes Jordan Spieth, Cameron Smith, Dustin Johnson, and Louis Oosthuizen. I like Collin Morikawa, Will Zalatoris, Max Homa, and Adam Scott. We then give out our favorite GPP DFS and chalk plays for DraftKings. We close out this episode by giving our picks for who will hoist the Claret Jug. Matt likes Cameron Smith while The Big D backs Will Zalatoris to finally get his first major at the home of golf.

In this episode, English golf betting expert Tom Jacobs and I preview the 150th Open Championship at St. Andrews. First, we talk about The Old Course- the home of golf. This course was founded in the 1500s. St. Andrews has hosted 29 Open Championships. Tom says how Americans have won four of the last five Opens at St. Andrews. We mention two former Open champions at St. Andrews - Tiger Woods and Louis Oosthuizen. I mention how golfers fall in love with certain places, and both golfers have done great in multiple events here. When St. Andrews last hosted the 2015 Open, Tom remembers betting Louis and Mark Leishman. He reminds me how Zach Johnson did not have any chance of winning The Open. Johnson beat Louis and Leishman in a four-hole playoff to win the Claret Jug. Tom then gives me some Open trivia regarding the 2015 Open involving Australians and Americans. Betting becomes the next major subject. Tom likes Xander Schauffele, Jordan Spieth, Robert Macintyre, and Danny Willett. I like defending Open champion Collin Morikawa, Will Zalatoris, Adam Scott, and Max Homa. We also give our favorite chalky golfers for DFS. We then give our picks for who wins The Open. I like Zalatoris while Tom believes Xander will finally win his first major.

In this episode, America's race-walking queen Robyn Stevens and I talk about her 20KM at next Friday's IAAF World Track and Field Championships in Eugene, Oregon, which will be the first time America hosts the world's greatest track and field athletes.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I preview the AFC South. The Tennessee Titans won this division in route to the AFC's top seed last year. The Indianpolis Colts, Houston Texans, and Big D's Jacksonville Jaguars round out the rest of the AFC South. First, we talk Titans. For Tennessee, Derrick Henry is the focal point of this offense. With an ability to run thru and past defenders, the Titans rely on their main back. Despite injuries costing him much of the 2021 season, Henry will be a key to Tennessee's offense. We also look at how AJ Brown's absence will affect Ryan Tannehill. Mike Vrabel has also established himself as one of the NFL's best young coaches. We look at where the former Pats linebacker ranks among NFL coaches. Onto Indy, where the Colts are led by Jonathan Taylor. In his first two NFL seasons. Taylor led the NFL with 1,811 rushing yards in 2021. Together with Micheal Pittman Jr. the Colts will depend on two 2020 draft picks. This year, Matt Ryan will be Indy's new starter after the Colts traded Carson Wentz. We look at if the former Falcon will provide a steady leader under center. We also look at the pressure on Frank Reich to win after missing the playoffs last season. The Texans are next in the AFC South discussion. We look at Davis Mills' potential as Houston's starting quarterback. Brandin Cooks is one of Houston's few stars. We look at whether he can keep his seven-year streak of 1,000-yard seasons with four different teams. We finish this division with Dylan's Jags. After back-to-back No. 1 overall picks. I am sick and tired of losing. Luckily. Doug Pederson replaced Urban Meyer, who did not even last one season as Jacksonville's new head coach. Pederson will look to improve 2021 No. 1 overall pick Trevor Lawrence, who accounted for 12 touchdowns while throwing 17 interceptions in his rookie season. Despite a losing season, I have not lost any faith in Lawrence's ability to lead this franchise for the next several years. Despite not playing last year, Alex is excited to see Travis Etienne's PPR upside play in 2022. Lawrence and Etienne played three years together at Clemson. I am also concerned former Arizona Cardinal receiver Christian Kirk will live up to his monster contract in Duval County. We conclude this episode by both predicting Indy to win this division, and Alex tries to stump me with some Jags trivia from Jacksonville's first draft in 1995.

In this episode, Kyle Senra and I discuss redraft fantasy football leagues. Kyle explains how each new NFL season allows teams to draft new rosters. Unlike dynasty or keeper leagues, teams select an entire new year worth of players. Kyle likes making tiers to give himself a good range to draft players. At the running back position, Colts star Jonathan Taylor looks like the top choice. He also likes Christian McCaffrey and Derrick Henry despite their recent history. I believe Lions star D'Andre Swift's PPR upside puts him in the top tier of running backs. We also looks at where Saints running back Alvin Kamara injuries and potential suspension will affect his ranking. Kyle then ranks Austin Ekeler, Joe Mixon, Najee Harris, and Saquon Barkley in the second tier of running backs. At quarterback, Josh Allen is our first quarterback in redraft leagues. Justin Herbert and Patrick Mahomes join Allen in Kyle's top tier of quarterbacks. Herbert, especially, could be a value in the fourth or fifth rounds. Onto the birds, Kyler Murray, Lamar Jackson, and Jalen Hurts bring plenty of rushing upside in addition to their passing talents. We also look at where Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers will be drafted in redraft leagues. I ask Kyle where he ranks Jacksonville Jaguars 2021 No. 1 overall pick Trevor Lawrence on his redraft list. Kyle prefers 2021-first rounder Justin Fields over Lawrence. Rams star Cooper Kupp and Vikings young stud Justin Jefferson are our favorite receiver targets. Afterwards, Ja'Marr Chase and Stefon Diggs are in the top tier for redraft leagues. We then look at whether stacking is viable in redraft leagues. We conclude by looking at the top tight ends in redraft leagues. Chiefs star Travis Kelce remains the top options. We offer different opinions on Falcons young star Kyle Pitts and 49ers veteran George Kittle. Ravens tig

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I preview the NFC South. The Tampa Bay Bucs reinged supreme in 2021. The New Orleans Saints, Atlanta Falcons, and Carolina Panthers round out the rest of the division. First, we start with Tom Brady and the Bucs. Tampa won the NFC South before losing to the Los Angeles Rams in the NFC Divisional Round. After a brief retirement, Tom Brady returned for the 2022 season. Bruce Arians left the sidelines; Defensive Coordinator Todd Bowles became Tampa's new coach. We look at how Tampa will transition under Bowles. We also look at how Tampa will play without Chris Godwin, who is likely to miss the first month or so coming off a torn ACL last December. After the Bucs, we look at the Saints. For the first time since 2005, Sean Payton will not be coaching (Except when he was suspended for one year). Dennis Allen replace Payton as head coach. Jameis Winston is back after tearing his ACL last season. Taysom Hill, who was played several positions, will not be a quarterback and play tight end this year. With a likely suspension for star running back Alvin Kamara, we look at how NO will replace is offensive star. Alex looks at how Jarvis Landry and Chris Olave could be important receivers for the Saints. We also wonder whether Michael Thomas can stay healthy after a pair of injury-plagued seasons. Onto Atlanta, we both like 2021 first-round Kyle Pitts' ability. For the first time since 2007, Matt Ryan will not be starting after being traded to the Colts. Marcus Mariota and Cincinnati rookie Desmond Ridder will look to replace Ryan. Finally, the Panthers are the fourth team to be discussed. We both like the PPR consistency of Christian McCaffrey. Despite nagging injuries, CMC provides rushing and receiving upside unlike no other running back in the NFL. Carolina's biggest problem is who will be the franchise quarterback now and for the foreseeable future. Sam Darnold and Ole Miss rookie Matt Corral will compete to start in Charlotte. Current Cleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield may be traded to the Panthers if Carolina needs an upgrade. Alex mentions how Panthers head coach Matt Rhule is under pressure to win in 2022. With an aggressive owner and struggling quarterbacks, the Panthers could look at a new coach with a cold 2022. We then talk about some fun NFC South trivia. Alex gives me a question about the top Falcons top passing yards leaders. I respond with which country music star was at both Super Bowls the Bucs won. While we both likes the Bucs to win this division, we discuss Tampa's chances to give TB12 another ring in 2022.

Here, UFC Fantasy Labs writer/betting expert Billy Ward and I preview UFC 276 taking place at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Saturday, July 2. We start this episode by talking about the Middleweight title fight between Israel Adesanya and Jared Cannonier. Adesanya is coming into this fight with a 22-1 record. His only loss came as a light-heavyweight against Jan Błachowicz last year. Cannonier enters this fight coming off a knockout win against Derek Brunson in February. Despite the champ's big odds, Billy believes Cannonier is the right play for this fight from a betting and DraftKings. Adesanya is not only the most expensive fighter, but his fighting style does not score points. Billy also remembers how Blachowicz controlled Adesanya. He also remembers how Adesanya weighed just 200.5 pounds for a fight at 205 pounds. In the co-main event, Alex Volkanovski and Max Holloway's trilogy will decide the UFC Featherweight fight. Despite Volkanovski winning both fights, some people may argue Holloway won the second fight. Billy likes Volkanovski's strength and power despite being shorter than the former champ. Unlike the main event, this fight could have both fighters in the optimum lineup. Vol and Holloway throw plenty of volume and scoring upside in a five-round fight. With two 25-minute fights against each, this could be another classic. I bring up how Holloway has taken a lot of damage and usually goes the distance in every fight. We then discuss our other favorite fights. Billy likes the Middleweight fight between Sean Strickland and Alex Pereira. I like seeing two old UFC fighters, "Cowboy" Cerrone and Jim Miller, meet in the Octagon. When then discuss our cash and GPP strategy for this weekend's DK slate. With plenty of time before Saturday's fights, the decision over which fighters to use in cash and tournaments will be important to make it a winning week.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I preview the AFC North. Last year, the Cincinnati Bengals won the AFC North. The Pittsburgh Steelers finished second. The Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns finished third and fourth respectively. First, we start with the reigning AFC champions, the Cincinnati Bengals. Alex likes what the Bengals have done to protect Joe Burrow. Not only do the Bengals have a dominant trio of receivers in Ja'Marr Chase, Tee Higgins, and Tyler Boyd. Cincy added free agents La'el Collins and Alex Cappa to a line, which allowed 55 sacks last season. Despite the additions, I am worried about Cincy's lack of a pass-blocking offensive line, and whether the Bengals can break the Super Bowl jinx after the LA Rams beat the Bengals in February. Alex looks at Cincy's brutual end of its 2022 season. We then move onto the Pittsburgh Steelers. Pittsburgh always plays with a very strong defense. I love T.J. Watt pass-rushing skills. In 2021, Watt tied Michael Strahan's sack record with 22.5. The big question is which quarterback will replace legendary Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, who retired after 18 seasons. Mitchell Trubisky and Pitt rookie Kenny Pickett will battle to replace Big Ben. The Ravens are next in the discussion. Lamar Jackson is the main discussion point for the Ravens. Over his four year career, Jackson has amazed the NFL with his rushing and key passing. In 2021, Jackson dealt with injuries and an incosistent season. Onto the Browns, we discuss which quarterback will start with Deshaun Watson likely suspended. 2018 No. 1 pick Baker Mayfield seems to have played his last game for the team. We also look at Myles Garrett and Amari Cooper's impact after a trade from the Dallas Cowboys. Alex gives The Big D a fun NFC North question over long-time Steeler wide receiver Hines Ward. In conclusion, We agree the Bengals are the favorites to win the AFC North in 2022.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I start our davisional breakdown with the NFC North. The Green Bay Packers dominated their way to another division last season. The Minnesota Vikings, Chicago Bears, and Detroit Lions followed GB in 2021. We start with Green Bat. While the Pack traded, Davante Adams to Las Vegas, we both like GB's defense and Aaron Rodgers and Aaron Jones. Alex likes Jones with his late bye in Guillotine leagues. We also answer whether the Packers will miss Adams. Alex believes GB will be OK with Rodgers under center. I believe GB's receiving core will miss not having a true No. 1 like Adams. Sammy Watkins, Allez Lazard and 2022 rookie Christian Watson will not make enough plays. Onto the Vikings, we are both excited to see Minnesota's offense with Kirk Cousins, Dalvin Cook, Justin Jefferson, and Adam Thielen. I explain how this NFL is about putting up points, and the Vikings posseess an ability to score. Alex is worried about Minnesota staying healthy with Cook dealing with injuries. I am worried about Minnesota's defense and whether new head coach Kevin O'Connell can win as a rookie head coach in the NFL. Minnesota lost several one-possession games. The Chicago Bears are next in our breakdown. We both like Justin Fields as a potential dual-threat quarterback. I believe David Montgomery and Darnell Mooney are good offensive players. Alex believes the Bears do not possess talent and may only win 4-5 games. We also talk about Chicago's rebuild despite drafting Fields in the 2021 draft. The Detroit Lions end our NFC North teams. I really like Detroit's young core of D'Andre Swift, Amon-Ra St. Brown, D.J. Chark, Jameson Williams, T.J. Hockenson, Penei Sewell, and 2022 No. 2 pick Aidan Hutchinson. We question whether Jared Goff will be in Detroit beyond 2022 with Ohio State's C.J. Stroud and Alabama's Bryce Young likely top picks in next year's draft. We stump each other with some NFC North trivia. Then, we give our divisional winners, which will lead to a spicy disagreeement between us. Alex likes GB while The Big D likes Minnesota to win.

In this episode, Nagels Bagels and I preview the 2022 U.S. Open at the Country Club. We start by looking at The Country club, which will play host to the 122nd U.S. Open. While length has been a major factor at several majors, this year's U.S. Open will not be entirely defined by power. we both believe accuracy will matter in keeping the ball on the narrow fairways and small greens. While length is not necessary, the biggest hitters will have an advantage on their approach shots. We also look at good course comparisons. Nagels references Pebble Beach with its small greens. I like Merion and The Olympic Club as similar courses for The Country Club. We announce our favorite bets for the U.S. Open. Nagels likes Jordan Spieth, Brooks Kopeka, and Hideki Matsuyama. I like Collin Morikawa, Will Zalatoris, Sungjae Im, and Bryson DeChambeau. Before announcing our picks, we give our favorites for who will be the chalky DraftKings play at Brookline. Nagel believes Justin Rose offers good value after his final-round 60 in Canada at $7,100. He also won his major at Merion, which is somewhat similar to this course setup. I believe DFS players will use Matthew Fitzpatrick at $8,500. We then give our winning picks. Nagel likes Jordan Spieth while I believe Rory will carry his win from Canada to capture his second U.S. Open.

In this episode, golf betting expert Tom Jacobs and I discuss the LIV tour and preview the 121st US Open at The Country club in Brookline, Massachusetts. First, we discuss the LIV Tour, which is a rival golf league led by Greg Norman and loads of money from Saudi Arabia. Several big golfers including Phil Mickelson, Dustin Johnson, Lee Westwood, and Charl Schwartzel are playing the first LIV event in London. Other big names rumored or committing to play future LIV Tour events include Patrick Reed and Bryson Bryson DeChambeau. Fifteen-time major winner Tiger Woods declined an invitation to join the LIV Tour. We finally shed ourselves away from the LIV Tour and move to Brookline. While this course has not hosted a major since the 1988 US Open, The Country Club hosted the 1999 Ryder Cup and 2013 US Amateur. While courses have become longer, we believe this course will reward accuracy over length. Without some of the length of other Open setups, the golfers will be tested with narrow fairways and small greens. Driving distance will still be important, but accuracy should play a bigger role. Merion and The Olympic Club are two similar layouts that both hosted The US Open in 2012-13. While this course has not hosted a major, some golfers, most notably, Matthew Fitzpatrick, played the 2013 US Amateur here. Tom explain's how Fitz's game and couse familarity will make him popular for bettors and DFS players. I explain how this Gil Hanse design will change the course from 2013. Scottie Scheffler also missed the cut after Big 12 Championship experience at Southern Hills. Tom then explains how Victor Hovland contended in the 2019 US Open after winning the 2018 US Open at Pebble Beach. Onto betting, I start off my favorite bets with Fitz and Collin Morikawa at 28-1. Jordan Spieth and Will Zalatoris at 35-1 intrigue me. I also like Sungjae Im at 50-1 and Bryson at 80-1. Tom likes Daniel Berger Tommy Fleetwood, at Brookline. I remember Tommy'f Final Round 63, which left him one shot behind Brooks Kopeka. Tom is also intrigued by Billy Horschel, who won the Memorial Tournament last week. He also finished in the top-five at Merion - a similar course to Brookline. I test Tom's US Open golf knowledge with a question from the 1988 US Open at Brookline. Despite not playing this year's US Open, Tiger Woods became a billionaire and hopes to play the 150th Open Championship at St. Andrews in July. Tom is amazed by Tiger's major domination in how many strokes Tiger won some of his majors in his prime. To end, we both hand out our winning picks. Tom likes Tommy Fleetwood while The Big D likes Rory to win at Brookline.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I ask each other NFL questions about our favorite and important topics. First, we ask which team improved the most since last year. Alex likes the Cincinnati Bengals getting Joe Burrow a better offenisve line. I like the Denver Broncos getting Russell Wilson and Randy Gregory on a team with talented receivers and secondary. We then look at two teams that lost endured the worst off-seasons. I pick the New England Patriots, which lost J.C. Jackson. NE also reached for Cole Strange and Tyquan Thornton in April's NFL Draft. Alex picks Seattle, which traded Russ to Denver. Then, we look at which players coming back from injury will have the biggest impact. Alex picks Ravens running back J.K. Dobbins, who missed the entire season after suffering a torn Achilles. I pick Rams running back Cam Akers, who came back from his ruptured Achilles and helped the Rams win the Super Bowl. Then, we look at coaches under the most pressure to win. Frank Reich is Big D's choice. Alex believes Ron Rivera is under pressure to win in 2022. Finally, we pick our favorite PPR running back. I like Detroit's D'Andre Swift. Alex believes Aaron Jones will be a great PPR back in 2022.

In this episode, UFC DFS/betting expert Billy Ward and I preview UFC 275, which is taking place in Singapore.

First, we look at the UFC Light Heavyweight Title fight between Glover Teixeira and Jiří Procházka. Teixeira won the belt by choking out Jan Błachowicz last October. At 42, the Brazilian became the oldest first-time UFC champion. He offers plenty of ground-and-pound with submissions. Meanwhile, Jiri enters enters his third UFC fight as one of the division's most promising stars. With 25 knockouts in his 28 wins, the Czech star offers of knockout power. Despite his lack of UFC experience, Jiri enters this fight as a -200 favorite. While Teixeira enters as the champ, we both like Jiri to win this fights. Billy believes Jiri offers too much power and will knockout the champ. He also wonders if Teixeira has endured too much punishment at this stage of his MMA career. We switch our attention from this fight to a highly anticipated rematch between Weili Zhang and Joanna Jędrzejczyk. Two years ago, Zhang won a classic between these strawweight fighters via split decision. We both offer different explanations for what will happen on Saturday night. I believe someone will be knockout out. Billy believes both women are tough, and this fight will go the distance. Unlike the first fight, this fight will only be three rounds. While Joanna has not fought recently, Zhang has been in the Octagon twice since 2020. Billy also is a little hesitant about using either fighter in a three-round fight and could fade this fight for DFS. The third fight on our card is the UFC Women's Flyweight Championship between Valentina Shevchenko and Taila Santos. Valentina has won her last eight fights since Amanda Nunes beat her in 2017. Santos is coming into this fight with a 19-1 record. While Valentina enters this fight as a monster favorite, we will consider Santos for our cash lineups. If Santos could get 40-50 points, that score could make DFS players winners. Billy is seriously thinking about using both fighters in his cash lineup. This week is the beginning of an important stretch for Billy. He is competing in the first round of the DraftKings $500K Fantasy MMA World Championship. Here, 70 qualifiers start a three-round process to crowning the best MMA DFS player in the world. The top-30 finishers will advance to the next round at UFC 276. The top-10 finishers at next month's NFC PPV event will be flown to Dallas for UFC 277. The winner of that event gets $100,000 and a ticket to the DK Tournament of Champions. We end this episode by talking about optimizers. With Billy working for Fantasy Labs, he explains the FL optimizer and how most DFS players use optimizers in all DFS sports.

in this episode, UK football betting expert Charlie Mullan and I preview Saturday's Champions League Final between Real Madrid and Liverpool in Paris. This game will feature two of Europe's most successful clubs. Real Madrid has won 13 European cups; seven have come in the Champions League era. The Los Blancos have not lost a UCL final since Liverpool beat Madrid for the 1981 final in Paris. Real Madrid also won La Liga - giving them a domestic-European double in 2022. Liverpool has won six European titles. The Red won four from 1977-1984. Liverpool added 2005 and 2019 during the Champions League era. Earlier this year, Liverpool won the Carbaro Cup and FA Cup before falling one point of a possible quadruple. Liverpool and Real Madrid met twice in European finals. The Reds won the 1981 final in Paris. Charlie remembers watching the final, which was a rare site in the UK. Alan Kennedy scored the only goal of this game. This game was in an era where English teams ruled Europe for six straight years. Madrid got revenge over Liverpool 37 years later in Kiev. Mohamed Salah left this game after sustaining a shoulder injury. Gareth Bale's brace off the bench help the Los Blancos win their their straight UCL Final. We look at two amazing talents. First, Madrid's Karim Benzema has scored 42 goals, which 15 of those have been in the Champions League. The Frenchman also scored back-to-back hat tricks against PSG and Chelsea. Salah has scored 31 goals in another Golden Boot season for the Egyptian. Charlie brings up how Salah has not scored many goals for Liverpool in recent weeks. I respond with Salah's one Champions League goal in the knockout round against Inter Milan. With his lack of European goals, Salah could be due for revenge against the side, which sidelined him in the 2018 final. In every final, there is always an x-factor. I like Rodrygo's clutch goal for Real Madrid. Charlie likes Luka Modric's precision passing. For Liverpool, Charlie is worried that Virgil van Dijk's availability will be huge. He also looks for Sadio Mane to join Salah in attack. The Senegal striker also scored Liberpool's lone goal from the 2018 final against Madrid in Kiev. I believe Luiz Diaz's speed and creativity could pin Madrid's defense. The Colombian has made the Reds a different attack since his January move to England. Dylan gives Charlie some trivia involving Liverpool and Real Madrid former players. We both like Liverpool to win a game that should see plenty of goals. The last two Champions League finals both saw 1-0 games, and Saturday's final looks to showcase football's best attackers on one pitch.

In this episode, English golf betting expert Tom Jacobs look back at a memorable PGA Championship, where Justin Thomas captured for the second time after defeating Will Zalatoris in a three-hole playoff at Southern Hills. First, heading into the week. we both picked Thomas to win the Wanamaker Trophy. We each give our reasons why JT was a great fit for the PGA after contending several times in 2022. Tom knew JT would win, and he only needed a good putting win. Despite the win, we both knew Thomas was fortunate with Mito Pereira hitting his drive at the 18th hole into the water. I thought Thomas's back-to-back 67's in windy looked more impressive than other golfer. After his birdie at the 12th, I knew Thomas could catch the leaders to win. JT overcame a seven-shot deficit, which was the largest 54-hole comeback since Paul Lawrie's 10-shot comeback at the 1999 Open Championship. Then, we look at Will Zaltoris' major consistency. In just eight major starts, Zalatoris has finished in the top-eight five times. Tom is worried about Zalatoris' consistency without winning. We both believe Zalatoris could follow Scottie Scheffler's path to winning soon. We also answer what happened with Pereira in his tee shot, which resulted in a double bogey and falling one shot out of the playoff. We both felt sorry for Mito, and it seemed like nobody wanted to win with so many players without a major. I explain how everyone has hit bad shots, and he can look back on an amazing week of positive golf. We then look at who disappointed us at Southern Hills. I immediately pick Rory Mcllroy. After his opening-round 65, Rory could not keep the strong play going after a strong shot. After four straight birdies, Rory did not make another birdie after the fifth hole despite great approaches. Tom looks back at Rory's second-round 71 when many golfers took advantage of calmer winds in the better side of the draw. Rory has also not won a major since the 2014 PGA Championship, and his inability to win a major concerns us.

In this episode, Kyle Senra and I talk about the latest crop of rookie dynasty players from this year's draft class. First, we talk rookie running backs. Thge top two running backs, Iowa State's Breece Hall and Michigan State's Kenneth Walker, are two of the most popular rookies in drafts. Hall's rushing and PPR upside make him the likely top pick in rookie drafts. Kyle also loves's Hall's athleticism to make defenders miss on long touchdowns. Walker's lack of a PPR upside limits his ability to catch Hall for the top pick in rookie drafts. Bills rookie James Cook is in a very intruguing spot in 2022. With Josh Allen, Stefon Diggs, Gabriel Davis, Dawson Knox, and Devin Singletary, he could have a touch time even as a PPR running back. Kyle likes Bucs running back Rachaad White's receiving upside. At quarterback, Pitt's Kenny Pickett was the only first-round pick in April's NFL Draft. Titans rookie quarterback Malik Willis offers plenty of upside, but Pickett's draft capital makes him the top rookie quarterback in drafts. We also believe Pickett has got a real chance to start the 2022 season as Pittsburgh's starting quarterback. With wide receivers, there seems to be two or three rookies separating themselves from the pack. Despite being the sixth receiver taken, Titans rookie Treylon Burks seems like the top rookie in drafts. With no A.J. Brown or Julio Jones in Nashville, Burks could be the top pass-catcher. Kyle believes Falcons rookie Drake London is in a similar role with no Calvin Ridley. While many people like Garrett Wilson, the Jets may not be in a great spot to give Wilson the same target workload. Kyle nas noticed a clear dropoff after the top-nine rookie receivers in drafts. To end this episode, we look at Kyle tradiing a first-round pick for Bears receiver Darnell Mooney. In this league, Kyle already owns Justin Fields - making a potential Bears stack. Kyle also adds that Mooney saves $2 million on the league's salary cap.

In this episode, English golf betting expert Tom Jacobs and I preview the 2022 PGA Championship, which will be at Southern Hills in Tulsa. First, we look at how Southern Hills will play. I explain how golf designer Gil Hanse redesigned Southern Hills. The course is now over 7,500 yards. The only two par 5's are both over 630 yards. The new layout offers wider fairways, but the second shot will likely play a bigger role in this major. With small greens, Hanse's design offers little room with small greens. Tom believes wind could play a huge role with Oklahoma's windy weather. Several big names Will be looking to tame golf's second major of 2022. Masters champ Scottie Scheffler will be looking for his second straight major and fifth win in 2022. Tom regrets not betting Scheffler at Augusta. Jordan Spieth will be looking to complete his Grand Slam with a PGA Championship win. 2017 PGA Champion Justin Thomas will be looking for his second year. Former U.S. Open and Masters champ Dustin Johnson will be looking for his third major. Tom believes DJ over be over looked ehading into the PGA and fits this course really well. DJ's putting could determine his week. We look at guys looking at a potential breakout. Tom likes Victor Hovland, Shane Lowry, and Max Homa. I cannot believe Justin Thomas hasn't won since the 2021 Players Championship. Cameron Young, with three top-five finishes in year, is intriguing heading into a major. Then, we switch to our favorite bets. I love DJ at 22-1. Will Zalatoris is another of my favorite bets at 35-1, and a win is coming for one of golf's next stars. Tom likes 2011 PGA champ Keegan Bradley and Sergio Garcia at 70-1. Then, Tom gives The Big D some PGA Championship trivia from the last time Southern Hills hosted a major. For once I am stumped over some of the questions. I get my revenge over a Y.E. Yang question. This episode concludes with our predictions and favorite DFS long shots. We both like Justin Thomas to capture his second Wanamker Trophy at Southern Hills. Tom really explains his passion for Korea's Joo-Hyung Kim at $6,300 on DraftKings.

In today's episode, Alex Bleuel and I look back at last night's 2022 NFL Schedule Release, which revealed the entire 2022 NFL schedule. We look forward to the NFL's first game between the Buffalo Bills and defending Super Bowl champions Los Angeles Rams. We both cannot wait to see this game between two of the NFL's best teams on Sep. 8 in LA. The Bills possess one of the NFL's most exciting quarterbacks in Josh Allen. Stefon Diggs and Gabriel Davis lead Buffalo's receivers. The Bills will also bring one of the NFL's top defenses with former Ram, Von Miller, joining the party in Western New York. The Rams offense is led by one of the MFL's best quarterback-receiver duos in Matthew Stafford and Cooper Kupp. LA's defense is led by the NFL's best defensive player in Aaron Donald. Shutdown corner Jalen Ramsey leads a strong Rams secondary. After that opening chat, we turn our attention to Alex's Dolphins and my Jaguars. We look at Jacksonville's schedule, which begins with a Week 1 trip to the Washington Commanders. In this game, Jacksonville will be looking to end a 17-game road losing streak and a 16-game losing streak against NFC teams. The Jags then take on the Colts before a Week 3 encounter against the LA Chargers. Week 4 offers a Doug Pederson homecoming as the former Eagles coach leads the Jags to Philadelphia against the Eagles. A four game stretch against the Broncos, Raiders, Chiefs, and Ravens threatens to test 2021 No. 1 pick Trevor Lawrence and the Jags. Onto Miami, the Dolphins begin their 2022 campaign against the New England Patriots. After a Week 2 tilt against the Baltimore Ravens, the Fins face the Bills and Cincinnati Bengals. After an easier stretch, a five-game stretch against the 49ers, Chargers, Bills, Packers, and Pats will surely have plenty to say about whether Miami will be a playoff game in January. We then discuss which teams got a scheduling break with last night's release. Alex likes the Steelers, which do not leave the Eastern time zone at all this season. I like Pennsylvania's other team - the Eagles, which do not face many top passers except Arizona's Kyler Murray. The discussion changes to our favorite game on the 2022 season. I am looking forward to another game between Patrick Mahomes and Tom Brady. After their Super Bowl LV loss, the Chiefs will be looking for revenge against the GOAT in another fantastic Sunday Night Football thriller. I also bring up how the Bucs played in TB12's homecoming to Foxboro in Week 4 last year Alex likes the 19-year age difference in a Week 15 dual between Joe Burrow and the Bengals against the Bucs. This game would be the first meeting between Burrow and Brady. Finally, this episode ends with our favorite revenge game. Alex picks Russell Wilson's return to Seattle in Monday Night Football's opener between the Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks. I pick Mike McCarthy's return to Green Bay as the Dallas Cowboys take on the Green Bay Packers in a Week 10 showdown. McCarthy spent 13 years as the Packers head coach, where he won Super Bowl XLV in Arlington. Dallas will also remember whether Dez Bryant caught a Tony Romo pass in the 2014 Divisional Playoff game between the Cowboys and Packers.

In this NASCAR episode, @FantasyBosco and I take a look at this past Sunday's Goodyear 400 and drivers running well into Sunday's AdventHealth 400 at Kansas Speedway. First, we look back to NASCAR's throwback race at Darlington, which saw Joey Logano shove William Byron on route to his first win of the 2022 season. Bosco explains how drivers often race how you race them. I respond with why Logano is one of NASCAR's most aggressive drivers with an aggressive driving history throughout his driving career. I also say Logano needed a win after going more than a year since his last win. We are intrigued if Byron would return to favor if he could get revenge on Joey. After the Logano/Byron chat, we switch to which drivers are running well. I believe Chase Elliott is running well with one win and nine top-tens. Bosco explains that the hole Hendrick Motorsports team is looking well. He also believes it is a matter of time before Kyle Busch stars winning more in 2022. We then look at TrackHouse Racing, which has won two races. Alva's Ross Chastain won the first two races of his Cup Series career. What impresses The Big D is not just his wins but his great finishes at difficult and playoff tracks. Afterwards, we look at what's wrong with 2012 champion Brad Keselowski, who has just finished in the top-10 once in his first year as an owner-driver with his own team. Bosco explains how this car is way longer and less consistent than his old car with Penske Racing. He also asks me whether Brad K may have too much owning and driving his own cars. We then look at NASCAR's Next Gen Car's performance through 12 races. We both believe this car favors a young driver like Ross Chastain. It seems like this car is far more difficult to control. Kyle Larson has spun out the past two races. Bosco loves how this car has created more parity, but this car has made Martinsville and Dover harder to pass. We conclude by looking forward to Sunday's AdventHealth 400 at Kansas Speedway. Last year, Kyle Busch and Kyle Larson won both races at Kansas. We predict what will happen on Sunday.

In this episode, MMA writer Billy Ward and I preview UFC 274 taking place Saturday night in Glendale, Arizona. We begin our conversation by talking about one of 2022's most anticipated fights: In UFC 274's main event, Charles Oliveira and Justin Gaethje battle for the UFC Lightweight belt in a fight MMA fans have been exciting to see. Oliveira is coming into this fight winning his last 10 fights including knocking out Michael Chandler and submitting Dustin Poirier in his first two title fights. With 15 UFC submissions, Oliveira enters this fights as one of the UFC's most dangerous and versatile submission artists. We then move to Gaethje and discuss his road to UFC 274. This will be Gaethje's second Lightweight Championship belt after losing to the Lightweight king Khabib Nurmagomedov at UFC 254. After defeating Michael Chandler, Gaethje will have another shot at becoming the UFC's best 155-pound fighter. Billy believes Gaethje needs to use his power and be aggressive against the champion. He also believes both fighters need to be flexible in this bout. I respond with how important Oliveira's reach could be huge in this fight. Onto Saturday's co-main event, where Rose Namajunas and Carla Esparza reacquaint for the UFC Women's Strawweight belt. Esparza won the first fight during The Ultimate Fighter: A Champion Will Be Crowned Finale in 2014. We look at how both fighters have changed since their first bout. Rose is coming into Saturday's rematch winning nine of her last 11 fights - including consecutive wins over Zhang Weili. Billy is interested in this fight going all 25 minutes. With both fighters looking durable, this fight could go a look way. I am still deciding whether to use one or both fighters for cash. With Namajunas a -220 favorite, using Esparza will be a risk-reward strategy in both tournaments and cash builds. After those championship bouts, we talk about other favorite bouts this weekend. Billy likes the excitement in the Michael Chandler-Tony Ferguson fight. This fight will likely have plenty of scoring for DFS fans, and a knockout seems very plausible. I am intrigued to see Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone and Joe Lauzon fight. With two fighters needing a win, these veterans will be looking for a big win. Billy is worried Cerrone has taken too many hits in his MMA career. We both agree this fight will not be popular for DFS users. We also discuss our cash-game and GPP strategy for this weekend's PPV card. With two five-round title fights, we both like having at least one if not both championship fighters. With the main event, it is almost assured that the Oliveira/Gaethje winner will be in the winning lineup. Having all four fighters in cash builds will lessen the chance of getting multiple winning lineups. I explain how my process could change before Saturday's lineups are locked.

In this episode, America's race-walking queen Robyn Stevens and I talk about her 2022 walking adventures. Robyn is spending three months training and racing with other Spanish and Ecuadorian race-walkers. Robyn enjoys training with all of these walkers. Robyn is competing in several events around Europe this Spring. This past weekend, Robyn set a new American record while finishing fifth in the 35K with a time of 2:49:29 in Dudince, Slovakia. Robyn explains how a tight hamstring almost her a chance at breaking the record. She explains how the injury management helped her manage the injury. Six days before the 35K in Dudince, Robyn actually stopped and was not 100 percent confident her hamstring would make it. Unlike runners, race-walkers could be disqualified for getting too many yellow or red cards. Until the last 8-10 kilometers, Robyn's hamstring felt fine. Then, her hamstring tightened. Despite the pain, Robyn toughed her race to not only break the American record, but she also achieved the World Championship automatic qualifier. Robyn also knew she would in all likelihood have to grit her way to the finish. The day after the race, Robyn limped her way around Budapest. She also learned how important stretching is for all race-walkers and runners. We then talk how injuries affect athletes in different sports. In May, Robyn will be competing in the World Athletics Race Walking Tour with races in Madrid and Coruña. We then look forward to the 2022 World Athletics Championships, which will be America's first time hosting this event in Eugene, Oregon. Robyn has already qualified for the 35K walk on July 22. and could attempt the 20K a week earlier on July 15. Robyn also calls Eugene Heaven for American runners and athletes. Robyn is so excited for a running city like Eugene to finally host the World Championships this July.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I debate our favorite NFL teams before the 2022 NFL Draft. First, we look at Dylan's Jags, which go enter the draft with the No. 1 pick for the second consecutive year. While most people believe Jacksonville will either take Georgia's Travon Walker or Michigan's Aidan Hutchinson, I want the Jags to provide Trevor Lawrence with more protection. Alabama's Evan Neal and NC State's "Ickey" Ekwonu are the two best offensive linemen, and either tackle would make Jacksonville's line much stronger. After Big D's Jags, we look at Alex Dolphins. Unlike the Jags with the No. 1 pick, Miami enters the draft with just four picks. Miami traded a first- and second-round pick to the Kansas City Chiefs for Tyreek Hill. Alex answers whether the trade was worth it to acquire Cheetah. He believes Miami made a good move in acquiring a star receiver for draft picks. Despite trading several picks from this year's draft, Miami has kept both of its 2023 first-round picks, which would provide the Fins with a Plan B if 2020 first-round Tua Tagovailoa does not improve in his third NFL season. We also look at Miami's recent drafts, which resulted in hits and misses for Alex's Dolphins. Then, we look at teams that should be making a trade up the draft. I believe the Green Bay Packers need to give reigning MVP Aaron Rodgers another receiver after trading Davante Adams to the Las Vegas Raiders. With GB having two first-rounders, I think the Packers need to package multiple picks for a top wideout. We end our discussion by discussing whether we would like to add Deebo Samuel. This shows our different opinions on the SF 49ers star. Alex believes the Jets should go after Samuel, while I am not a fan of adding him. I made a prediction SF will not trade Deebo to the New York Jets.

In this episode, David Moulton and I discuss our feelings heading into the 2022 NFL Draft. First, we discuss what the Jacksonville Jaguars will do with the No. 1 overall pick. While most experts believe the Jags will either take Georgia's Travon Walker, David thinks the Jags could give Trevor Lawrence another star offensive lineman. The two likely candidates would then be Alabama's Evan Neal or NC State's Ikem Ekwonu. David is not high on either pass-rusher, and he believes a team taking a pass-rusher with the No. 1 overall pick needs to guarantee double-digit sacks every season. While Hutchinson and Walker could provide a prolific pass rush, the Jags could give Lawrence more protection and a better running game with solidifying their offensive line. The Jags appear to be leaning on drafting Walker or Hutchinson with their top draft choice. Then, we look at this year's top wide receivers. David believes six or more receivers could be first-rounders. The questions is when teams start running to draft receivers. The Houston Texans No. 13 pick could be a prime target for a team needing a receiver. Ohio State's Garrett Wilson and Alabama's Jameson Williams appear to be the top receivers. He also thinks the New York Jets with their No. 10 pick may look at receiver. David is worried about USC's Drake London injury and lack of speed and conditioning at a recent workout. After the pass-catchers, we look at this year's top quarterbacks. Unlike most years, this year's quarterbacks do not look like other top choices like Lawrence, Joe Burrow, or Kyler Murray. Liberty's Malik Willis and Pitt's Kenny Pickett appear to be the top passers. While neither guy lacks the talent of other top passers, teams almost always look for quarterbacks early in drafts. The New Orleans Saints and Pittsburgh Steelers seem to be two rumored teams looking at quarterbacks. Then we look at Cincinnati's "Sauce" Gardner and LSU's Derek Stingley Jr. David believes both cornerbacks will be top-10 picks. David remembers Stingley as college football's best cornerback in 2019. He also thinks Stingley may have been trying to prevent injury after his Freshman season. David believes Gardner could be a top-three pick on Thursday night. We conclude this episode by discussing which teams should consider aggressive moves on Thursday night. David likes the Chiefs to be aggressive with eight draft picks in the first four rounds. He also believes KC's recent aggression in dealing before and during drafts could lead to action. The Big D believes the Green Bay Packers will finally package picks for a receiver. Despite the Packers not making many moves up the draft except for Jordan Love in 2020, GB needs to give Aaron Rodgers another receiver.

In this episode, Jacksonville Jaguars Guru Brad Harvin and I discuss the Jacksonville Jaguars' plan for the 2022 NFL Draft!

Here, Buffalo Bills guru Jeff Bell and I preview Buffalo's outlook for Thursday's NFL Draft. Heading into Thursday's draft in Las Vegas, the Bills will have the 25th pick. We look at where the Bills could go with the No. 25 pick. As in most recent drafts, wide receiver is becoming more and more valued in the NFL. More teams are using three- and four-receiver sets. I explain how the top receivers, including Ohio State's Garrett Wilson and Chris Olave, USC's Drake London, Bama's Jameson Williams, and Arkansas phenom Treylon Burks, could all be gone by Buffalo's first choice - meaning the Bills may need an aggressive move to secure a dynamic weapon. I really think the Bills need a speed weapon with Josh Allen's huge arm and mobility. While wide receiver could be addressed, I think the Bills need another cornerback with Tre'Davious White coming off a torn ACL. Jeff explains how the Bills have developed cornerbacks around White. With White nearing 30 and coming off a serious injury, the Bills may address this position. Cincinnati's "Sauce" Gardner and LSU's Derek Stingley Jr. should be the top cornerbacks in Thursday's first round. I then bring up how Bills general manager has been a draft master the past several years. I explain Beane's draft hits including star passer Josh Allen. Beane also traded Buffalo's first-round pick in 2020 for star wide receiver Stefon Diggs. For Jeff, Iowa State running back Breece Hall intrigues him as a potential No. 1 running back. With Hall's rushing at Iowa State, he could give the Bills a dynamic rusher to give Allen more help. While some teams may ignore a running back in the first round, the Bills may look at Hall late on Thursday. We also take a look at the quarterback carousel for this year's draft. Unlike most years, there does not appear to be a franchise star quarterback. We both believe that Liberty's Malik Willis will likely be the first QB drafted on Thursday. With teams not looking to draft Willis high, he could fall to the Pittsburgh Steelers with the 20th pick. I then quiz Jeff on the 2013 draft, where the Bills took EJ Manuel as the only first-round quarterback on that year's class.

In this episode, Florida Everblades forward Michael Neville talk about his hockey career, which has taken him from Canada to Southwest Florida. First, we talk about his early hockey career. Neville explains how he fell in love with Graf skates early in his hockey career. Then, he switched to Bauer skates as a teenager, which he has used since those early Graf skates. Like most Canadians, hockey has been huge in Mike's life. He remembers seeing legendary hockey personality Don Cherry host Hockey Night in Canada. Michael is a huge Toronto Maple Leafs fan, and he loved seeing Mats Sundin in a Maple Leaf sweater. Michael was drafted to the Ontario Hockey League, but he really wanted a college scholarship. He attended Michigan Technological University on a hockey scholarship. We switch the conversation to how hockey players train before and during the season. Michael explains that hockey players do core and leg exercises leading into the next season. Then, hockey players are mostly on the ice. Throughout a game, hockey players block putts. Michael is so relieved he got a pair of skates with shot-blockers to provide extra padding for his feet. While painful, this sacrifice is always helpful and showing his toughness for his teammates. Michael has received six fighting majors this ECHL season. He believes fighting can win the respect of his teammates. He also talks about the tough opponents he has fought this year. We end this episode by previewing the Kelly Cup Playoffs, which will begin tomorrow night. The Florida Everblades host the Greenville Swamp Rabbits. Michael says the Swamp Rabbits possess plenty of speed and an ability to get under your skin. Michael is also hoping to capture his first professional title after winning titles in his Junior and college career.

In this episode, @KellyInPhoenix and I talk Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals' plans for the 2022 NFL Draft. First, we talk Kyler. Unlike several young NFL studs, the Cards and Kyler have failed to reach a contract extension. we debate whether both sides should come to a long-term extension. Kelly believes her Cards should wait and give Kyler one more year before deciding on a mega extension. I believe Kyler is improving, and Arizona should look at signing its franchise star. We also debate how the Cardinals could put themselves in a similar position to Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens. Instead of signing him to a new deal, the Ravens just exercised their fifth-year option without adding more years. While dealing with injuries, Lamar could not lead Baltimore into the playoffs. Both sides have still not agreed on a contract extension. We also look into the role of Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury. Last year, Arizona started 10-2 before losing five of its last six games - including a Wild Card loss to the eventual Super Bowl Champions LA Rams. Kelly is not happy with Arizona's struggles to finish seasons. I explain how good teams often get better in November and December. Meanwhile, the Cards start off well before fading in the colder months. Then, we move onto the NFL Draft. The Cards currently own the 23rd pick in next Thursday's NFL Draft. We look at Arizona's big decisions. On offense, we both believe Arizona should look at wide receiver and the offensive line. Kelly likes USC's Drake London's big frame and catch radius. I like Ohio State's Chris Olave and Penn State's Jahan Dotson if both guys are available. With so many top receivers in every draft, this position is sure to see plenty of movement in the next 10 days. The Cards could add more offensive line help for Kyler. Onto defense, the Cards should look to address pass-rusher and cornerback. I really like Florida's Kaiir Elam to shutdown the NFC West's best receivers. Kelly responds with how the Cards need an edge-rusher with Chandler Jones in Las Vegas. Finally, Kelly stumps the Big D with a funny draft trivia question involving a former Cardinal player.

In tonight's episode, Jesse Moeller and I discuss the 2022 NFL Draft and Dynasty Football. First, we look at what Big D's Jacksonville Jaguars should do with the No. 1 pick in this month's NFL Draft. We both agree the Jags will look for either an offensive lineman or pass-rusher. While I would rather trade the No. 1 pick. I believe we will likely take Michigan's Aidan Hutchinson. Then we look at two college receivers who could be dynasty studs as rookies. Jesse looks at Arkansas wideout Treylon Burks. Burks racked up over 1,100 yards, including an eight-catch, 179-yard- two-touchdown effort against Alabama. I love Ohio State's Garrett Wilson's speed and route running. Onto NFL Dynasty, we start with two quarterbacks who could exceed expectations. Jesse likes Raiders star Derek Carr. I like 49ers second-year quarterback Trey Lance. At running back, I like Broncos second-year stud Javonte Williams as long as Denver does not sign Melvin Gordon. Despite the injuries, Jesse still likes Christian McCaffrey. Onto wide receivers, we look at dynasty wide receivers. Jesse likes D.J. Moore's speed in Charlotte. The Big D likes another Bronco in Jerry Jeudy to breakthrough with Russell Wilson in Denver. We end this episode by talking about two guys we are looking to draft on several dynasty teams. Jesse likes Jakobi Meyers, while I like Buffalo's Gabriel Davis.

In this live stream, The Big D reacts to Scottie Scheffler winning the 2022 Masters. I explain his incredible field to win his first major. I explain how his recovery on the 18th hole yesterday and his chip-in at No. 3 today showed his clutch wedge shots. I then switch to Rory Mcllroy's incredible final round 64 - which included an eagle at the Par-5 13. I explain how Rory's game seems to fit Augusta despite not putting on the Green Jacket in his eighth attempt to complete the Grand Slam. I then try to answer why Rory's opening rounds put so far behind he is unable to overcome the deficit. I then look back at Rory's and Collin Morikawa's back-to-back chip-ins at the 18th hole. I then talk about Tiger Woods's return to golf. Despite a struggle on the weekend, I believe golf is in a different place with Tiger playing. I also show my excitement in Tiger playing The 150th Open at St. Andrews in July. I also bring up a stat in Scheffler joining Tiger and Jordan Spieth as young golfers to win the Masters.

In this episode, Awesemo Golf Expert and I preview the 2022 Masters! We begin our discussion by looking at the new No. 1 golfer - Scottie Scheffler. With three wins in 2022, Scheffler has established himself as a favorite. He is also looking to win his first major. We are intrigued by Scheffler's consistency and wins. Geoff likes Scottie more from a DraftKings perspective. We then take a look at Rory Mcllroy's chances of completing the Grand Slam. Despite no Green Jacket, Geoff likes how Rory fits Augusta with his driving ability. We also do not care about Rory missing the cut at the Valero Texas Open in San Antonio. I bring up how Rory is following reigning Masters champ Hideki Matsuyama's path to a Green Jacker last year. We look at Augusta's two big changes. The Par-4 11th hole is now 520 yards, while the par-5 15th is now 550 holes. We both believe the 11th hole will be even harder with the hole now even longer. The Masters also tends to give the drivers a huge advantage with likely 14 drivers on 18 tee shots. We then take a look at our favorite guys with longer odds. Geoff likes Daniel Berger. Despite blowing the Honda Classic, Berger's steady game works well at majors. He also likes Adam Scott. I really like Corey Conners and Joaquín Niemann with longer odds. Niemann won Riviera, which is fairly similar to Augusta. Geoff likes my Niemann play with his all-around game. After our favorite bets, we look at Fantasy National to make our DFS/DK lineups. Geoff explains his modeling to make his DK lineups. We both believe ownership is an important key to avoid duplicate lineups. We also look at which golfers will be chalky. Geoff mentions Justin Thomas with his price tag cheaper than Scheffler, Jon Rahm, and Dustin Johnson. We are also interested in Jordan Spieth's and Cameron Smith's ownership. Finally, we deliver our winning picks. Geoff is going with Justin Thomas while The Big D is banking on Xander Schauffele to capture the Green Jacket.

In this episode, English golf betting expert Tom Jacobs and I preview The Masters: 2022's first major! We start by looking at new world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler! With three wins in 2022, Scheffler has vaulted to the No. 1 player heading into Augusta! Tom mentions how Ted Scott, who caddied for both of Bubba Watson's Masters wins, is with Scheffler. Jon Rahm may not be going into 2022's first major with momentum, but his major game is still a strong threat. We both like Rahm's chances with a strong putter. We also answer the question whether Rory Mcllroy can finally complete his Grand Slam with a Green Jacket. I explain how Augusta should fit Rory's game, but this course is more mentally challenging for him. Onto golf's biggest name, we look at the potential rumors of Tiger Woods of playing his first official golf tournament since the 2020 Masters. Tiger, himself, tweeted his plans over whether to play at Augusta. We then look at Augusta's two lengthened holes. The Par-4 11th is now 520 yards, and the Par-5 15th is now 550 yards. We both think the 11th hole will see a bigger change with the hole getting longer. Tom is intrigued by how the length will impact the Masters. We look at our favorite bets at the Masters. Tom likes Brooks Kopeka and Will Zalatoris. He also likes Bubba and Justin Rose. I really like Canada's Corey Conners' history at the Masters. I really like Joaquín Niemann, who won at Riviera - a course that is very similar to Augusta. We then give our picks for the Masters, Tom likes Scottie Scheffler to continue his strong form. I am picking Xander Schauffele to finally get his first major at the Masters.

In this episode, Miami Dolphins fan Alex Bleuel and I look at the Miami Dolphins acquiring Kansas City Chiefs speed receiver Tyreek Hill for five draft picks and signing him on a record contract. We react to this blockbuster deal. We both like this trade for Miami. I believe the Fins stole the NFL's fastest receiver in Tyreek Hill. I was stunned after hearing KC traded its No. 1 receiver. Despite giving up five draft picks, including a 2022 first-rounder, Miami kept both of its 2023 first-round draft choices. With Cheetah in Miami, Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel can guide one of the NFL's fastest offenses led by Jaylen Waddle, Cedrick Wilson, Mike Gesicki, Chase Edmunds, and Raheem Mostert. Third-year quarterback Tua Tagovailoa now can throw to several exciting weapons every Sunday. I also bring how Tua was one of the NFL's quickest releases last year. Waddle and Hill each caught a lot of quick passes in 2021. We also look at the pressure Tua will face with a much stronger offense and an offensive-minded head coach. With Miami making big moves, I believe Tua is facing a critical year. We both believe Tua will be gone if he does not work in 2022. We also differ at Tua's passing potential. We switch to what the loss of Cheetah means for the Chiefs. I believe KC will miss its speedy receiver opening up offenses. With Patrick Mahomes' huge arm, and Travis Kelce, the Chiefs put teams into struggles with two unstoppable weapons. The AFC's West other three teams have also added stars. I believe the Chiefs need to follow Minnesota's path after trading Stefon Diggs while replacing him with Justin Jefferson. With 12 picks, KC can be very aggressive in acquiring a receiver. I bring up the idea in the Chiefs acquiring DK Metcalf from the Seattle Seahawks. The Chiefs added Marquez Valdes-Scantling following the recording of this podcast.

In this episode, Kyle Senra and I talk Green Bay Packers and who is winning and losing early in NFL Free Agency! First we talk about Kyle's Green Bay Packers! This month has been busy with Green Bay signing Aaron Rodgers to a monster contract and franchising his No. 1 Target, Davante Adams! We also look at GB keeping De'Vondre Campbell on a five-year deal after an amazing 2021 in Green Bay. We both believe GB is trying everything to give Rodgers another Super Bowl. While the Packers can make the cap work this season, future years will have cap crunches with these contracts. We also look at where the Packers should go with the No. 28 picks in April's NFL Draft. Kyle likes the Pack taking a wide receiver or right tackle. Then we look to Free Agency. We start with our winners. Kyle likes Denver with the Broncos getting Russell Wilson, D.J. Jones and Randy Gregory. I love the Los Angeles Chargers getting J.C. Jackson and Khalil Mack to bolster their defense. With winners, there are always losers. Despite being early in free agency. Kyle picks the New England Patriots for losing Jackson and not giving Mac Jones a deep threat. I believe NE could still sign Allen Robinson. I believe the Cowboys lost a number of key pieces in Amari Cooper, Randy Gregory, Cedric Wilson, and Connor Williams.

In this episode, FGCU basketball alum DyTiesha Dunson and I talk Florida Gulf Coast University women's basketball. We discuss what led Dunson to FGCU. She liked the winning and Whitney Knight, who chose FGCU over Duke. The Eagles have won at least 24 games in every season since becoming a Division-I team in 2007-08. We also talk about FGCU head coach Karl Smesko's offense which relies on lay-ups and three-pointers. With this coaching philosophy, FGCU is always one of the country's most prolific three-point shooting teams. DyTiesha also talks about Smesko's famous mile run his players do before every season. We then talk about DyTiesha's NCAA tournament adventures. First, FGCU narrowly lost its first-round game against Oklahoma State in 2014. Then, the Eagles returned the favor to get their first NCAA tournament win against the Cowgirls in Tallahassee. Despite not making another March Madness appearance in 2016, Dunson was a part of FGCU's trek to the WNIT Championship Game in 2016, which came in a loss at South Dakota. Along the way, FGCU beat Wake Forest and Michigan. The conversation then shifts to "Raining Threes" and what makes FGCU a dynamic three-point shooting team. In FGCU's last five NCAA tournament appearances, FGCU has always been a double-digit seed. We answer why FGCU is always undervalued in women's college basketball. This year, FGCU received a No. 12 seed in the Spokane region. The Eagles face Virginia Tech in their first-round game on Friday in College Park, Maryland. We discuss FGCU's chances of winning. In this game, both teams like to shoot the basketball. While the Hokies made 275 three-pointers, FGCU made 369 three-pointers. Finally, we look at FGCU's last NCAA tournament win, which came as a No. 12 seed against Missouri in 2018.

In what ends 99 days of frustration, agony, and tension, MLB and the MLBPA have agreed on a new CBA to start the 2022 season and complete 162-game season. I explain how excited a diehard baseball fan like me is excited for the new season. I am so ready for the 2022 season to begin on April 7. I explain what is in the new CBA, and there will be plenty for owners, players, and fans to be excited. I also discuss how the expanded postseason could impact teams ending long playoff droughts like the Seattle Mariners. Hopefully, MLB will also have Mike Trout make a memorable playoff run unlike his only playoff run in 2014 against the Kansas City Royals. I then end with what may be the biggest and craziest free agency frenzy in any sports with hundreds of free agents looking for work!

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I recap the NFL's Franchise Tag period, which ended yesterday with eight players receiving the Franchise Tag. We first look at a pair of star receivers being tagged. First Green Bay Packers star Davante Adams received the tag capping a crazy day for GB after securing Aaron Rodgers to a $200-million contract. We both believe GB felt obligated to tag Adams after signing Rodgers. The tag keeps one of the NFL's best quarterback-receiver duos together in Green Bay. With Rodgers and Adams, the Packers can take one more chance at a Super Bowl. I also look in how GB spent money on its stars despite no singular owner. We also look at Tampa Bay Bucs receiver Chris Godwin receiving the tag for the second straight year. While his injuries made a long-term deal harder, we both think a healthy season could lead Godwin to a monster deal. We also look into whether Tom Brady would come out of retirement. Both of our teams franchised a key player, the Miami Dolphins tagged tight end Mike Gesicki while the Jacksonville Jaguars tagged tackle Cam Robinson. Alex is excited Miami kept Gesicki. He is a little worried Gesicki could be tagged as a wide receiver, which costs around $8 million more on the salary cap than the tight end position. Dylan then breaksdown the Jags tagging Robinson for the second straight year. I explain how this move likely means the Jags will draft Michigan's Aidan Hutchinson in next month's NFL Draft. We then look into a couple of surprises. I breakdown the surprise that the New Patriots did not franchise Immoaklee's J.C. Jackson. With 17 interceptions over his past two years, Jackson is one of the NFL's most exciting free agents. Alex then looks into the Cleveland Browns tagging tight end David Njoku. We conclude with three NFC South free agents, New Orleans Saints tackle Terron Armstead, NO safety Marcus Williams , and Falcons running back Cordarrelle Patterson.

Here, I discuss the stunning news of Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson being dealt to the Denver Broncos. I discuss what Seattle received for trading its franchise icon. I believe the Broncos stole a future hall-of-famer at a cheap price. I explain why the Broncos needed to make a move with several great young pieces. I also believe Denver needed to ended its quarterback carousel after Peyton Manning retired following Super Bowl 50. I am also excited to see what Russ can do in the AFC West with Patrick Mahomes, Justin Herbert, and Derek Carr. I then change to discuss what this trade means for the Seahawks. I explain that this trade puts Seattle in a major rebuild. I explain why Seattle was unable to field a championship team around its star. I also discuss how Russ will be looking for revenge as the Broncos travel to Seattle this upcoming season. I then end with a little trivia involving Russ and Peyton Manning!

In this live stream, The Big D breaks down the historic four-year, $200 million deal that Green Bay Packers legend Aaron Rodgers has agreed. I breakdown what this historic deal means for Rodgers and the Pack. I also explain how this deal actually gives GB more money to sign or franchise Davante Adams - keeping one of the best duos together. I also explain why this deal means bad news for Jordan Love's chances of ever playing meaningful games for the Packers.

In this episode, British golf betting expert Tom Jacobs and I look back at his winning bets, Bryson DeChambeau, and preview the 2022 Players Championship. First, we look at tom's hot bets. Over the 2022 golf season, Tom has been steaming with his golf bets. Thomas Pieters was Tom's first win with hhis win in Abu Daubi. After Will Zalatoris finished second at Torrey Pines. Tom correctly picked Tom Hoge and Scottie Scheffler. His winning ways contined with Joaquín Niemann at the Genesis. Even this week, Tom correctly picked Rory Mcllroy to be first-round leader at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. The conversation then switches to golf's most polarizing star - Bryson DeChambeau. DeChambeau is not playing this week's Arnold Palmer Invitational due to a nagging wrist injury. He has also been in the news for potentially playing his golf in Saudi Arabia. We look into whether these distractions and injury will hinder Bryson into 2021's biggest events. We then preview next week's Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass. We look at what makes a contender at a Pete Dye course. I believe you need a good ball-striker and avoid the water at TPC Sawgrass. Tom is very interested in seeing what Dustin Johnson does next week. After not starting with much success, DJ's 20-1 odds could be tempting. I really like Victor Howland and Xander Schauffele with similar odds to DJ. After those big names, we look at guys with longer odds. Tom likes Paul Casey and Billy Horschel with 50-1 odds. I believe Will Zalatoris can finally breakthrough for his first PGA win with 40-1 odds. I also like Niemann to continue his trong play from Riviera. Tom then talks why you should back Collin Morikawa at Sawgrass. While those big names tempt us, Tom is thinking about fading Patrick Cantlay! Tom then ends this episode by stumping The Big D with a Players Championship surprise from 2002!

In this episode, DMICMedia and I look at NASCAR's Next Gen car, Kyle Larson's dominance, and this weekend's Pennzoil 400. First, we talk about NASCAR's Next Gen car. We talk about the chnages on the Next Gen Car. With 18'' inch wheels, wide tires, a single lug nut, and a transaxle, NASCAR's new car offers several new differences. The conversation then changes from the Next Gen car to NASCAR's best driver - reigning Cup Series champion Kyle Larson. We look at Larson's talent and his team's ability to adapt on any situation during a race. After winning 10 races and the title, Larson won Sunday's Wise Power 400. We look back at how Larson and his team handled a challenging race for NASCAR's newest car. With the NASCAR Cup Series visiting Las Vegas Motor Sppedway this Sunday, we look at Kyle Larson's prospects of dending his Vegas win from 2021. I explain Larson's dominance on similar tracks since the 2021 season. We look at guys who could unseat Larson this weekend. Dennis likes Tyler Reddick as a threat to Larson. With good runs at The Clash and last week's race despite poor luck, Reddick could finally get his first win. I believe Denny Hamlin and Joe Gibbs Racing are due for a good race with Denny winning the last Vegas race in 2021. I also agree with Dennis that an RCR driver could be a good upset pick. While Dennis likes Reddick, I am doing with Austin Dillon. Dillon finished second behind Larson last week. We also look at reigning Daytona 500 champ Austin's Cindric chances of winning this weekend. We also look at drivers needing a good race. Dennis looks at the hometown favorite Kyle Busch. I am going with William Byron. With two wrecks at Daytona and Auto Club Speedway, Byron needs an uneventual race in Vegas.

In tonight's live stream, I breakdown the awful news of Major League Baseball's failure to agree on a new collective bargaining agreement. With no CBA, the first two series will not be played. I explain what MLB and the MLBPA were asking in their sides of the deal. I explain why the CBT proved too be one if not the biggest sticking points in not ratifying the CBA. I add how other issues like the Minimum salary and pre-arbitration bonus pool for 0-3-year players made a deal less likely. I also explain how not just the owners or players lose. Every staff worker at MLB or Spring Training games will not be paid. I also am fearful that most if not all the season is lost like the entire 2004-05 NHL season. After the MLB bad news, I feel like we need a laugh. Luckily, today is Fat Tuesday. With Mardi Gras happening in New Orleans, this week's trivia question is about a New Orleans Saints player. Who intercepted Brett Favre and Peyton Manning on route to the Saints winning Super Bowl XLIV?

In this episode, FGCU college basketball analyst J Webb Horton and I talk FGCU men's and women's basketball before the ASUN Basketball Tournament, which starts an exciting March of tournament basketball. First, we talk Dunk City, where the FGCU men's basketball team will start its quest to make another March Madness appearance. After two big wins against Liberty and Jacksonville, the Eagles are flying into March. FGCU is the No. 3 seed on the East side of the bracket and will face the No. 6 seed North Alabama from the West. Tavian Dunn-Martin's scoring will be crucial for the Eagles to win. After setting FGCU's program-high with 43 points against Liberty, he responded with 18 more in a win over JU. J Webb talks about FGCU's key players including Kevin Samuel. We then talk about how tricky tomorrow's game against North Alabama will be. Despite FGCU winning the only meeting, J Webb is aware of UNA's chance of winning at FGCU. We also look at which teams can win the ASUN men's tournament. We also talk about what teams need to win a conference tournament. Onto threes, we then talk FGCU's women's basketball. For the women, Kierstan Bell will be influential in FGCU making a return trip to the NCAA tournament. In first two games back from a knee injury, Bell scored 23 points against Liberty and JU to give FGCU the No. 1 seed in the East region - meaning the Eagles have got the easiest path to winning the ASUN tournament.

In this week's edition of Big D's trivia, I am selecting the current Major League Baseball lockout as my subject. Despite most of my videos being about football, golf, soccer, I am a baseball fan at heart. I show my passion for baseball. I then explain the current MLB lockout, which began on Dec 2, 2021. I explain how the recent meetings this week have led to little if any major process to complete a new CBA. I then explain how February 28 is a critical date to save Opening Day on March 31. For tonight's Trivia Question, I answer did baseball have Spring Training in 1990 and '95. Both seasons were delayed by work stoppages and strikes.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I talk Cooper Kupp's incredible 2021 campaign, potential Super Bowl surprises, some playoff-caliber teams needing a quarterback, and breakout stars. First, we talk about the historic 2021 NFL season from LA Rams star Cooper Kupp. After winning the NFL receiving Triple Crown, Kupp shined brightly for the Rams on route to Super Bowl LVI over the Cincinnati Bengals. While the star do not always shine in the playoffs, Kupp's six touchdowns proved vital in LA's winning success. I was impressed with how Kupp played with the Rams not having Robert Woods, Tyler Higbee, and Odell Beckham Jr. It also seemed like Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford and Kupp developed a quick relationship throughout this amazing campaign. I then quiz Alex on where Kupp ranks with his six postseason TDs in one playoff run. Then, we look at couple teams capable of making a Super Bowl run. I start with the Tennessee Titans. With Tennessee ending the 2021 regular season as the AFC's No. 1 seed, the Titans could look to make a deep playoff run. Alex responds with the Los Angeles Chargers. With young stud Justin Herbert leading the Chargers, the Bolts could make a deep playoff run. Then, we look at teams that may follow the Rams in making a blockbuster move for a franchise quarterback. Alex likes the Pittsburgh Steelers with young studs on offense and reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year in T.J. Watt. I believe the Washington Commanders are a QB from challenging in the NFC. We then look at Titans receiver A.J. Brown and Detroit Lions young star Amon-Ra St. Brown as two of 2022's most exciting fantasy prospects.

Tonight, The Big D is debuting a new weekly segment where Dylan gives a weekly trivia question about a famous person or event. With the Winter Olympics happening, and the Super Bowl taking place on Sunday in Los Angeles, I wanted to try and find a question relating someone to both events. luckily, this led me to a wonderful question. Who is the only person to win an Olympic gold medal and Super Bowl? Dallas Cowboys receiver Bob Hayes won two gold medals in the 1964 Tokyo Olympics and Super Bowl VI with the Dallas Cowboys.

In this live stream, I talk about the Los Angeles Rams defeating the Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl LVI. In this game Cooper Kupp won the game's MVP with and two touchdowns; One of them put the Rams in front for good.

I then talk about how each quarterback fared on football's biggest stage. Both Matthew Stafford and Joe made some big plays, but each one felt plenty of heat. I explain how the Rams won this game despite not having several key offensive stars, which made the final drive even more impressive. I explain how Rams defensive star Aaron Donald wrecked the Bengals offensive plans late in this game. Donald's pass rush eliminated any Cincy big plays, and the Bengals did not have a chance in blocking Burrow. I also explain how the flags played a role in this game. Some penalties and non-calls changed this game. I then talk about LA's crucial 15-play drive to win the game. I explain how despite constant double teams, Stafford found Kupp for big plays - including the game-winning touchdown. In a game, fit for stars, LA's stars came to shine in the fourth quarter. I then talk why the Bengals should have more chances at seeing Burrow play on football's biggest stage. I then briefly talk about a couple of teams breaking through for next year's Super Bowl.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I breakdown Sunday's Super Bowl LVI between the Los Angeles Rams and Cincinnati Bengals. First, we give out our keys to this Sunday's Super Bowl. Alex does the defensive keys, and I explain the offensive keys. Alex starts by explaining how the Rams need to pressure Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow and limit Joe Mixon's ability. Defensive stars Aaron Donald and Von Miller's pressure can limit superstar rookie Ja'Marr Chase's effectiveness on this game. For LA's offense, Matthew Stafford's play will determine this game. Unlike the regular season where Stafford threw 17 interceptions, he has thrown just one INT in three playoff games. I would not at all be surprised if Rams coach Sean McVay followed the WildCard script with more running and giving Stafford fewer, easier throws. With Cincinnati, he believes the Bengals need to make Stafford uncomfortable and force mistakes. By shutting down LA's run game, the Bengals can force Stafford in more mistakes. I believe the Bengals need to protect Joe Burrow. After allowing 51 Burrow sacks in the regular season and nine in a playoff win against the Tennessee Titans, the Bengals' offensive line needs its best day against Donald and Miller. With SoFi Stadium getting ready to host LA's first Super Bowl in 29 years, we talk about our favorite Super Bowl venues. I pick Glendale's State Farm Stadium as my ideal Super Bowl host. Alex picks Miami's Hard Rock Stadium as the NFL's best Super Bowl/party venue. We then test out each other's Super Bowl knowledge with some Super Bowl trivia. With the NFL Pro Football Hall of fame announcing the 2022 class tomorrow night, we each talk about one guy from our favorite team. Dylan wants long-time Jacksonville Jaguars tackle Tony Boseli. Alex wants long-time Miami Dolphins linebacker Zach Thomas. Finally, we share our Super Bowl picks. While there is plenty of agreement, we differ on which teams wins Super Bowl LVI. Alex likes Burrow and the Bengals to continue this unbelievable road towards the Lombardi Trophy. I like the Rams to win their first NFL title in LA since 1951. I believe the Rams are better and can control both lines of scrimmage - meaning Stafford should have a cleaner pocket than Burrow.

In this episode, Charlie Mullan and I discuss this Sunday's Super Bowl LVI between the Los Angeles Rams and Cincinnati Bengals. First, with the Super Bowl happening in LA, I wanted to know how big the Super Bowl is in the United Kingdom. Charlie says that it is massive in England. He has been following the game since the 1980s. Super Bowls used to air on the radios before becoming a big spectacle. One big difference for British football fans is the 11:30 p.m. start in England. Despite the late start, England will watch the Super Bowl until 3:00 a.m. or so Monday morning. We then discuss Charlie's favorite Super Bowl memories. With Charlie being a huge Miami Dolphin fan, he shows off his hatred of the San Francisco 49ers for beating Dan Marino and the Dolphins in Super Bowl XIX. He mentions William "The Refrigerator" Perry scoring fa touchdown for the Chicago Bears in Super Bowl XX. Santonio Holmes' toe-tap catch ranks near the top of Charlie's memorable plays. The discussion switches to how English football fans bet the Super Bowl. British fans often ask Charlie for betting advice. Many fans use this event as an opportunity to throw a few dollars or pounds. We then discuss our favorite bets and props for Sunday's Super Bowl. One thing I often like to do during Super Bowl week is test my guests. We test each other with Super Bowl records, questions, knowledge, and stats. Finally we conclude this episode by picking the Super Bowl. Both of us like the Rams to win in LA.

In this audio podcast, Jason Radowitz and I talk betting and sportsbook numbers. You will hear us discuss our how sports betting is becoming bigger as more and more states legalize sportsbooks in the U.S. I have been trying to get sportsbooks in Florida for years. We also discuss our favorite Super Bowl props and which line we are with the spread.

In this live stream, I give a rundown on the Jacksonville Jaguars getting former Super Bowl winning head coach Doug Pederson to lead the Jags in 2022. I explain the ramifications of getting the former Eagles coach in Jacksonville. While I wanted former Jags quarterback Byron Leftwich, I believe Pederson will flourish in Florida. Being a quarterback and successful and winning coach in the NFL, Pederson should help Trevor Lawrence fulfill his expectations. Despite a 3-14 rookie campaign, Lawrence is still one of the NFL's brightest young stars. I also explain how Lawrence's rookie campaign is similar to NFL legend Payton Manning's 1998 season with the Indianapolis Colts. Pederson helped menture Carson Wentz to a 33-touchdown season in 2017. He topped off that campaign my helping Nick Foles beat Tom Brady and the New England Patriots to deliver Philly its first NFL title since 1960. In three playoffs that year, Foles completed over 72 percent of his passes for 971 yards and six touchdowns.

In Part One of our, Football, Football, Football conversation, UK betting expert Charlie Mullan and I discuss the European Transfer Deadline, which took place yesterday. We discuss the major moves that took place leading until Deadline Day. We look at the winners and losers of this transfer window. Charlie really likes Everton getting Dele Alli and Donny van de Beek on loan deals. We are both happy in seeing Christian Eriksen return to the pitch. I also compliment Barcelona for making several big additions including former Arsenal captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. We then look at Newcastle spending large amounts of money in a push for Premier League survival. Before the transfer deadline, several USMNT players including Matt Turner, Ricardo Pepi, Auston Trusty, and George Bello move clubs in January. We both feel sorry that Man United midfielder Jesse Lingard did not leave the club. We both believe Lingard should get more playing time in Manchester. I believe Arsenal should have signed another striker in January with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang leaving for Barca. Charlie responds with how Arsenal has gone with younger players. We then switch to discuss the USMNT, which sits in second place with four matches left in Concacaf World Cup Qualifying. After a frustrating 2-0 loss to Canada, the US goes into tomorrow's game against Honduras in second place with 18 points leveled with Mexico and only one point ahead of Panama. With only three guaranteed places from this region heading to Qatar, the US will need quality results in its final four WCQ matches. We discuss what's wrong with the USMNT. Charlie and I both believe USMNT and Chelsea star Christian Pulisic is not himself on the pitch. In fact, I would not be surprised if Pulisic is on the bench against Honduras tomorrow night. The conversation then switches to USMNT manager Gregg Berhalter. Despite a strong 2021 against rivals Mexico, Berhalter's team has frustrated fans early in games. Eleven of the 13 US WCQ goals have come after halftime.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I look back at a memorable Championship Sunday, which the Cincinnati Bengals and LA Rams booked their tickets to Super Bowl LVI. First, we look at how the Bengals shocked the reigning AFC kings, the Kansas City Chiefs, in the AFC Championship Game. Alex opens by saying how there were very few people predicting the Bengals to win the AFC. Most people predicted the Chiefs or Bills as the AFC winner. Alex also states how he thought the Bengals could be a sleeper. We take a look at a couple of monster wager wins. One bettor won $60,000 by correctly predicting a Cincy AFC Championship crown. Alex remembers one person putting $20 on a Bengals 27-24 and Rams 20-17 parlay - winning $579,000. In what continues a crazy season, the Bengals stunned the Chiefs. Joe Burrow, in just his second year, continues his winning ways. I explain how the Bengals went from the NFL's worst team in 2019 to conference champs. Much of it lies with Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase. Both former LSU Tigers raises Cincinnati's ceiling to new levels. Even though it is 2022, 2021 saw the Atlanta Braves win their first World Series since 1995 and Georgia Football ending a 41-year drought without a national championship. For the Bengals, deja vu seems to be an ongoing trend during the playoffs. In the Week 17 win and yesterday's win over the Chiefs, Cincy allowed three second-half points. The Bengals also intercepted a key pass late in all three wins. Rookie kicker Evan McPherson also booted four field goals in all three wins. We also look at how Tee Higgins could be the unsung hero for this team with his big day as the team's no. 2 receiver. We then try and answer what went wrong with Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes. After an incredible performance against the Bills and a strong first half, Mahomes threw two costly interceptions in the second half. I state how the second half was his worst half of his career. We also look back at KC's inability to not score at the first half as a major momentum boost for the Bengals not giving up any points after a dominant first half for KC's offense. Instead of leading 24 or 28-10 at halftime, the Chiefs only led 21-10 - giving the Bengals a way to get back in the game. Then, it is on to the California Coast, where the LA Rams beat the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC Championship Game. I compliment Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford for enduring 12 years of dysfunction, help, and no playoff wins with the Detroit Lions. Yesterday, Stafford withstood SF's aggressive pass-rushers for the whole game. I say how the Rams would not have won without making the Jared Goff for Stafford move. Alex says Stafford is underrated. The Rams also possess the NFL's top receiver in Cooper Kupp and a man built for LA in Odell Beckham Jr. We also look at 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan's inability to hold big leads in the playoffs. We also look at SF's lack of rushing with a run-first team as a major negative for SF's defeat. Finally, we look at how both coaches represent the new wave of young offensive-minded coaches in the NFL. Another fun memory is that Bengals head coach Zach Taylor was the quarterback coach Sean McVay in 2018. We look at how these young coaches are changing how NFL these leaders are creating fun offenses.

In this live stream, I talk about the wide receivers who ruled on Championship Sunday. First, I talk about the AFC Championship between the Cincinnati Bengals and Kansas City Chiefs. I go into detail about what makes Ja'Marr Chase a difficult assignment for any defense. I explain how Cincinnati won despite Chase only racking up 54 receiving yards. With Chase receiving so much attention, Tee Higgins became a critical point of Cincy's attack- catching six passes for 103 yards. For KC, i explain how the Chiefs affectively used Travis Kelce and Tyreek Hill early. I also am befuddled how the Chiefs kept Cheetah in check throughout the second half and overtime. After talking about the AFC Championship, I talk about the NFC Championship's best pass-catchers. I am admire by what Deebo Samuel can do as a running back and receiver. I For the Rams, I love seeing Cooper Kupp run routes I believe his routes make Matthew Stafford a better QB. I also enjoy his blocking on running plays. With Kupp, the Rams possess one of the NFL's biggest names in Odell Beckham. Tonight, Beckham racked up his first 100-yard game since 2019 with nine catches for 113 yards.

In this episode, look back at Sunday's memorable AFC Divisional Round encounter between the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs. In a game with a combined 78 points, the Chiefs won this overtime classic 42-36 over the Bills. We take a look at one of the craziest final two-minute stretches in NFL playoff history where both teams combined for 25 points. Buffalo scored two touchdowns, and KC responded with a TD and field goal of its own. After Buffalo went up 36-33, the Bills kickoff went into the end zone for a touchback instead of squibbing and taking up more time. This gave KC two plays at a game-tying field goal. After winning the overtime coin toss, Mahomes found Travis Kelce for the game-winning touchdown - ending an amazing night of football in Kansas City. In this classic quarterback dual, Allen threw for 329 yards and four touchdowns. Mahomes threw for 378 yards and three TDs. Both star passers led their teams in rushing. Bills receiver Gabriel Davis became the first receiver to catch four TDs in any playoff game. Chiefs star Tyreek Hill caught 11 passes for 150 yards and a touchdown. Despite the loss, Josh Allen carried the Bills with nine touchdowns in just two games. We are both amazed he lost with those incredible numbers. We also marvel at the young quarterback talent in the AFC. For KC, the No. 42 has been lucky this January. The Chiefs put up 42 points in their Wild Card win over the Pittsburgh Steelers and matched that number against Buffalo. We conclude this episode by looking at Sunday's AFC Championship Game between the Cincinnati Bengals and Chiefs. We look on how Sunday's weather looks to be pretty mild for January in KC. We also look at how the Chiefs will try and contain Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase. Burrow and Chase connected 11 times for 266 yards and three touchdowns in a 34-31 Bengals win in Week 17.

In this episode, Full Press Coverage Packers host Kyle Senra and I talk about the Green Bay Packers NFC Divisional Playoff loss to the San Francisco 49ers on Saturday night. Heading into this game, Aaron Rodgers was 0-3 against SF including losing the 2019 NFC Championship Game in Santa Clara. During the game, GB's special teams unit cost the Packers at least 10 points. The Packers allowed a blocked field goal and a blocked punt. To make matters worse, GB played SF's field goal with just 10 men. Kyle gave examples of the Baltimore Ravens and New England Patriots always having good special teams units. I remember Buffalo Bills special teams star Steve Tasker in the 1990s. With Saturday's loss, Aaron Rodgers is now 12-10 in the playoffs. GB has also made just one Super Bowl appearance. While Rodgers will likely win another MVP, Saturday's game was far too safe for one of the game's best passers. While Davante Adams and Aaron Jones were consistent targets, Rodgers barely targeted everyone else in this game. We both agree GB should have targeted Allen Lazard more. While Packers head coach Matt LaFleur has won 13 games in his first three seasons, this loss gave him a 2-3 playoff record, with two of those losses at home. We look at how his teams could do more in January. We end this episode by predicting whether Saturday's game was the final time Rodgers will suit up for the Packers.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I recap a memorable NFL Divisional weekend, which saw three walk-off field goals and one one of football's greatest quarterback duals. First, we talk about an instant classic between Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills taking on Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs. In a game that saw over 800 total yards and 78 points, the Chiefs survive this overtime thriller 42-36 over the Bills. In the final two minutes of regulation, both teams combined for 25 points. We look at how each quarterback rose to the occasion. Allen threw for 329 yards and four touchdowns. Mahomes threw for 378 yards and three touchdowns while running in another TD. Both QBs also led their etams in rushing. After Buffalo went up 36-33, the Bills tried a regular kickoff, which the Chiefs downed in the end zone for a touchback. Instead of potentially squibbing the ball and limiting KC's plays, the Bills gave KC a chance at getting two plays before game-tying field goal. After winning the overtime coin toss, Mahomes found Travis Kelce for the game-ending touchdown - ending an instant thriller in Kansas City. Despite the loss, we share how Allen carried the Bills within seconds of a memorable win over Mahomes and the Chiefs. In two playopff games, Allen threw for nine touchdowns without an interception - signifying him as a superstar. After this thriller, we talk about the LA Rams ending the Super Bowl reign of Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Bucs with a memorable 30-27 win. We look at how LA built a 27-3 lead, committed four turnovers, and pulled together at the end. Despite the final score, we both believe LA controlled the game. We also look at how Tampa's injuries hurt the Bucs more than last year when Tampa was fairly healthy. With rumors persisting Sunday's loss could be the end for TB12, we both believe Brady will be back in 2022. Then, we look at this weekend's biggest upset as the San Francisco 49ers surprised the Green Bay Packers in a snowy 13-10 battle.I called this game the most befuddling playoff game I've ever seen! During the game, GB's pour special teams cost the Packers at two critical stages. First, Jimmy Ward blocked a Mason Crosby field goal to end the first half. With the Packers leading 10-3 late in the fourth quarter, Talanoa Hufanga returned a block punt for a game-tying touchdown. After another GB punt, Robbie Gould ending this game with a 45-yard field goal. SF quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo won this game with just 11 completed passes and one interception. While Aaron Rodgers will likely win the 2021 NFL MVP, Saturday's game was far from his best. While Aaron Jones and Davante Adams were target machines, Rodgers never trued anyone else and played far too safe. We then discuss the Cincinnati Bengals 19-16 win over the Tennessee Titans, which began this weekend's slate of games. Despite being sacked nine games, Bengals star Joe Burrow threw for 348 yards. Rookie Ja'Marr Chase caught five passes for 109 yards. For Tennessee, Ryan Tannehill struggled with just 224 passing yards and three costly turnovers. We both breakdown how Tannehill cannot carry a team like Mahomes, Allen, or Burrow. We also admire how Bengals rookie kicker Even McPherson continue his perfect postseason with four four successful field goals, including a 52-yard bomb to end this game in Nashville. We end this episode by briefly previewing Championship Sunday. While we both like the Chiefs and Rams to win, we differ on how the games will go.

Here, I recap the incredible classic quarterback dual between Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes, which the Chiefs won 42-36. I recap the incredible game both young stars played. In this game, Bills receiver Gabriel Davis became the first receiver to catch four touchdowns in a playoff game. I also recap how both quarterbacks finished the final two minutes of regulation and overtime. I also recap how special teams played a pivotal role in this game with both teams not executing well at different points. I also recap what this win means for both quarterbacks and teams. I believe Allen and Mahomes could setup the next quarterback dual like what Peyton Manning and Tom Brady did. I also briefly preview next week's AFC Championship Game between Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals taking on the Chiefs.

Here, I rank the eight quarterbacks playing on Divisional Weekend. I start with Buffalo's Josh Allen, Tom Brady, Patrick Mahomes, Joe Burrow, Aaron Rodgers, Matthew Stafford, Ryan Tannehill, and end with SF's Jimmy Garoppolo. Then, I pick each of this weekend's games. Tomorrow, I like the No. 1 seeded Titans and Packers to win. On Sunday, I like the Rams and Bills to win tight road games over the Bucs and Chiefs!

In this episode, @KellyInPhoenix and I talk how the LA Rams best her Arizona Cardinals 34-11 in Monday's Super WildCard meeting. Going into Monday's game, Kelly felt confident her Cardinals could replicate their Week road win over the Rams. This was one of Arizona's NFL-high eight road wins. In both meetings, the Cards won in LA while LA won in Glendale. Kelly felt frustrated and a little disappointed how the Cards played after starting off the 2021 season well. She also explains how the Cards lack of playoff experience hurt Arizona. Arizona quarterback Kyler Murray looked shaky in playoff debut - completing 19-of-34 passes for 134 yards and two interceptions; one was retuned for a #PickSix. I bring up how several stars and legends including Peyton Manning, Lamar Jackson, and Josh Allen struggled in their playoff debuts. Despite a bad playoff game, we both have faith and would give Kyler a monster extension as leader for the next decade or so. We also look at Arizona's defensive strategy in doubling star slot receiver Cooper Kupp. With Kupp seeing multiple defenders, Odell Beckham made multiple big catches and one big throw. We then debate Arizona's coaching game plan. Kelly was mad Arizona did not push for more points going into halftime. We also debate Kliff Kingsbury's performance in his NFL playoff coaching debate. We also discuss whether injured DeAndre Hopkins would have made a difference in Monday's loss to the Rams. With Arizona's season over, we talk what positions the Cards should address in free agency and the NFL Draft. With Kyler not tall, I figure he needs a strong offensive line like Saints legend Drew Brees received for 15 seasons in New Orleans. Secondary could be another key area for the Cardinals to address. Kelly is intrigued how Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow and Bills star Josh Allen play in the Divisional Round

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I recap Super WildCard Weekend. First, we look at another classic playoff showdown between the San Francisco 49ers and Dallas Cowboys, which SF won 23-17. For Dallas, the No. 14 proved to be very unlucky. Not only did Dallas commit 14 penalties, but the Cowboys were unable to spike the ball after Dak Prescott's QB sneak. We did not understand running an odd QB sneak without any timeouts and no room for mistakes. We also look at the struggles for Dak and SF's Jimmy Garoppolo. After the 49ers-Cowboys chat, we look back the first Cincinnati Bengals playoff win in 31 years over the Las Vegas Raiders. We look at the continued domination of Cincy's dynamic duo - Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase. The former LSU teammates connected with each other nine times on 12 targets. We also look back at a crazy season for the Raiders, which came to an end Saturday night. We look back a pair of great quarterback displays from this weekend's slate. First, we look at how Josh Allen and the Bills handled the New England Patriots in frigid Orchard Park. In that game, Buffalo scored seven touchdowns without punting, kicking a field goal, or committing a turnover. Allen also torched the Pats for five TDs in his best playoff performance. Alex unloads on what he feels is an overrated NE football team. Then we look at Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes throwing for over 400 yards and five touchdowns in a 42-21 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. We look at how KC handled a slow start before its offense heating up throughout the game. We then discuss how the Rams and Bucs won to setup their playoff meeting on Sunday in Tampa. Finally, we each pick who will have the biggest say during the Divisional Round. Alex picks Tennessee running back Derrick Henry coming back from a foot injury. I pick Buffalo's running back Devin Singletary. In a game likely to see plenty of scoring, Singletary's recent surge could give the Bills the edge to win in KC.

Here, The Big D gives you his rankings for the 12 Super WildCard quarterbacks. I rank the six AFC and NFC QBs. In the NFC, I like Tom Brady, Matthew Stafford, Kyler Murray, Dak Prescott, Jimmy Garoppolo, and Jalen Hurts. For the AFC QBs, I rank Bills phenom Josh Allen first followed by Joe Burrow, Patrick Mahomes, Derek, Carr, Ben Roethlisberger, and Pats rookie Mac Jones. Afterwards, I pick the six games for Super WildCard Weekend. I like the Bengals, Bills, Bucs, 49ers, Chiefs, and Rams to win this weekend.

In this episode, DMIC and I talk how weather will impact Super WildCard Weekend slate this weekend. Dennis explains how cold, windy weather can make it very miserable for the players. He also explains how a strong crosswind affects the game the most. This weekend, there are multiple games where weather will affect the outcomes. In the New England Patriots-Buffalo Bills game, the temperature will be around 10 degrees with a negative wind chill. Unlike most games in Western NY, wind is likely not going to impact this game, but fans and players will have brutally cold weather tomorrow night. In Sunday's afternoon tilt between the Philadelphia Eagles and Tampa Bay Bucs, the game is likely to see rain and strong wind. While temperature will not be a problem in Florida, the wind will alter the passing and kicking games. I also bring up how the Bucs rely on the passing game - meaning Philly's strong rushing attack could hang around this game. With Dennis being a Chiefs fan, we look at how Arrowhead Stadium's design allows wind to affect the game more than most outdoor venues. With some wind heading to KC on Sunday night, this stadium could be in line for a windy game. We then remember some of our most memorable weather games. Dennis remembers when the Miami Dolphins and Dallas Cowboys played a snowy Thanksgiving game in 1993. That game, Cowboys linemen Leon Lett could not recover a blocked field goal - giving Miami a win over the Cowboys. Dennis Also tells me how he was in Chicago for the infamous Fog Bowl between the Eagles and Chicago Bears. I bring up a famous 2017 snow game between the Indianapolis Colts and Buffalo Bills where Frank Gore and LeSean McCoy rushed 68 times for 286 yards. Finally, we look at whether Bills quarterback Josh Allen can handle the frigid weather against the Patriots tomorrow night. While Allen has historically struggled in below-freezing temperatures, both of us are confident Allen will play well in Orchard Park tomorrow night. We also believe Allen's legs will be a bigger factor with the cold temperatures likely impacting Buffalo's passing attack. We also look at whether the Bengals can win their first playoff game in 31 years against the Las Vegas Raiders tomorrow night.

In this episode, Alex Bleuel and I recap a crazy and historic Week 18, which saw three overtime classics to conclude the regular season. The craziest of those games was the final regular season game between the LA Chargers and Las Vegas Raiders, which Vegas won 35-32 on an overtime field goal. We look back at the NFL's craziest season-finale. With the Jacksonville Jaguars beating the Indianapolis Colts, both teams could have made the playoffs with a win or tie. With coaching meaning more and more, we look at how Chargers rookie head coach Brandon Staley handled key moments including going for a fourth down inside his own 20-yard line. We also look at Staley not going for two and his timeout with 40 seconds left in overtime. While we both think the timeout did not affect the game, LA's rush defense played a far bigger role in the loss. We also take a look at the job Raiders interim coach Rich Bisaccia has done in an emotional and season for the Silver and Black. Despite the loss, we both love watching second-year star Justin Herbert sling the football for the Bolts. After that AFC West Classic, we shift to another classic meeting between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens. With the Jags beating the Colts, this game was likely to determine the AFC's final playoff spot between arch rivals. This game was also the last potential chance to see Steelers legend Ben Roethlisberger take an NFL snap. While at the end of his career, Big Ben brought some of his old magic with a key touchdown to Chase Claypool in the fourth quarter. While the Steelers won, Pittsburgh needed a winner in Las Vegas. With the Raiders winning in OT, the Steelers earned the AFC's seventh and final seed and a trip to face the Kansas City Chiefs. In another overtime finish, we look at the NFC West clash between the San Francisco 49ers and LA Rams. We look at how 49ers Jimmy Garoppolo stepped up when his team needed him in the second half with big throws, including 14-yard touchdown to Jauan Jennings in the last minute. We also compliment Deebo Samuel's performance, which included a 24-yard touchdown pass and 16-yard touchdown run. For the Rams, we look at the continued struggles for Matthew Stafford, who threw seven interceptions in his last three games. We also look at running back Cam Akers' return to the backfield. During this segment, I make a bold predictions stating the 49ers are the NFL's most dangerous Wild Card team with a road in making a long playoff run. After those overtime games, we talk Dolphins. With yesterday being "Black Monday, where teams often fire coaches and general managers, The Dolphins shockingly fired Brian Flores after he went 24-25 over three seasons. We look at decisions including the Tua Tagovailoa over Justin Herbert which may have led to Flores' firing. We end this episode by revealing our revised Super Bowl predictions. While Alex is going with a showdown between Aaron Rodgers and Patrick Mahomes, The Big D likes the Buffalo Bills and LA Rams to meet for the Super Bowl on Feb. 13.

In this episode, Alex and I talk Big Ben's last home game, Bengals Win AFC North, Big D's FF Title, A Miami rant First, we talk about the likely final home game for long-time Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, which was a win over the Cleveland Browns. We recap Big Ben's last home game and talk about out favorite Roethlisberger memories. I also bring up Roethlisberger will be the third and final QB from the 2004 class following Eli Manning and Philip Rivers to retire in the past few years. Then, we talk about the Cincinnati Bengals beating the Kansas City Chiefs 34-31 to win their first AFC North crown in six years. We talk about the incredible stretch Joe Burrow is in the past two weeks. After a historic 525-yard game against the Ravens, Burrow outplayed Mahomes with 446 yards and four more touchdowns. Burrow's No. 1 weapon, rookie sensation Ja'Marr Chase caught 11 passes for 266 yards and three touchdowns. We talk about how Burrow and Chase's condition is gelling in the NFL like it did at LSU. After the Bengals chat, we talk about Big D's fantasy football title. I discuss how my roster changed after my draft. I lost Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey early in the season. Alex noticed how I kept most of my key position players. I also explain how the Washington Football Team's Jaret Patterson proved to be a critical addition once Antonio Gibson was placed on the COVID-19 list. Alex ends this episode by ranting after seeing his Miami Dolphins fall short of the playoffs after a 34-3 loss to the Tennessee Titans.

In this live stream, The Big D gives you a rundown of my favorite Week 17 cash plays.

Tonight, The Big D gives you his picks for the College Football Playoff with Cincinnati and Alabama in the Cotton Bowl and Georgia and Michigan in the Orange Bowl.

In this episode, Alex and I look back on Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills convincing win over the Patriots, a historic game for Joe Burrow and the Bengals, our Super Bowl bubbles, and Jacksonville's next coach. First, we look back at an impressive road win for the Buffalo Bills, who got revenge over the Pats. Josh Allen put Buffalo on his back with 314 yards, three touchdowns while rushing for 64 yards. We look at the difference between Buffalo's star and NE's rookie Mac Jones. While Jones is a game-manager, Allen possesses a big arm and mobility. We also compliment Allen on three great plays on Buffalo's game-clinching drive involving its star quarterback. Then, we switch our attention to a historic outing by Cincinnati Bengals second-year phenom Joe Burrow, who threw for a franchise-record 525 yards in a dominant AFC North win over the Ravens. We admire Burrow's game, who found Tee Higgins 12 times for 194 yards and two touchdowns. With Burrow, Higgins, Chase, and a young offensive coach in Zac Taylor, we debate the Bengals chances of controlling the AFC North for the next few years. We then change the conversation to which teams main as the top contenders in our individual Super Bowl bubble. We end with talking about which coach Big D's Jaguars should hire to replace Urban Meyer.

In tonight's episode, The Big D recaps a successful Week 16 for his cash and head-to-head contests. I explain how this week proved to be the most challenging week to find studs with so many value plays. From Justin Jackson to Antonio Brown, Josh Palmer, and Ronald Jones, I explain the DK values that helped me win all my cash entries. I also explain why I have zero regrets on using James Robinson despite his season ending on a torn Achilles. I also explain how the quarterback position has been the hardest for me to find a cash passer every week.

In tonight's Christmas Eve Episode, The Big D gives you a rundown of his favorite Week 16 cash plays. At quarterback, I like Justin Herbert, Matthew Stafford, and Jalen Hurts. With several top running backs off or likely not playing on Sunday, the main DFS slate offers value running backs. I like Alexander Mattison, James Robinson, and Ronald Jones. LA's Justin Jackson could be in play if star Austin Ekeler misses Sunday's game on the COVID-19 list. At receiver, Rams star Cooper Kupp still feels way too cheap with his incredible 2021 season. Tampa's Antonio Brown can give Tom Brady a needed weapon with so many key offensive Bucs out this Sunday in Charlotte. Jacksonville's Laquon Treadwell can also pay off his value with targets against the Jets. At tight end, several studs and values populate this position while the Eagles lead my cash defenses.

In this episode, Alex and I talk about Alex's trip to see his Miami Dolphins play the NY Jets, the Texans beating Big D's Jaguars, Week 15 oddities, and our favorite Christmas song. First, we look at Alex's Dolphins adventure, which ended in Miami's sixth straight win over the Jets. With Miami coming off a bye week, we breakdown what happened with Miami's slow start. We also look at how Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa fared despite throwing throwing two interceptions. We also look at Duke Johnson's 107-yard, two touchdown afternoon as Miami's leading rusher. We also look at DeVante Parker's strong afternoon and Miami's pass-rush. Then, we look at the Houston Texans beating Big D's Jaguars 30-16 in Jacksonville's first game since Urban Meyer's firing. We look at how Houston frustrated the Jags all afternoon. Texans receiver Brandin Cooks racked up his second 100-yard game against the Jags this season. We look back at Trevor Lawrence's continued regression in his rookie season. I also show my frustration at Tremon Smith scoring Houston's first kickoff return TD since 2009. With this loss, the Jags put themselves in position to get the No. 1 pick in next year's draft for now. Onto Week 15 oddities, we look at the 1-11-1 Detroit Lions hammering the 10-3 Arizona Cardinals. We look at what is happening with Kyler Murray and the Cards during their two-game losing streak. Then, we look at Tom Brady's first NFL shutout loss since 2006. We look back at what went wrong for the Bucs. We also look at several TB injuries, including Chris Godwin's torn ACL. We also look at Ravens quarterback Tyler Huntley almost leading his team to an upset surprise over the Green Bay Packers. We end this episode by talking about out Favorite Christmas song: Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You."

Today, The Big D gives you a recap of his Week 15 Cash games. I explain my players who exceeded or met expectations and why this week's DFS slate was the weirdest he ever played. I also react to the news of Tampa Bay Bucs star receiver Chris Godwin tearing his ACL in alst night's 9-0 shutout loss to the Saints on Sunday night.

Tonight, The Big D gives you a rundown of my favorite Week 15 DFS cash plays. I also give you a rundown of my current lineup and what it would have been if not for the postponed games. First, I give you a rundown of my favorite players at each posiiton starting with Dolphins quarterback. With Miami hosting the NY Jets, Tua feels like a great value. At running back, I explain how this is one of the oddest running back slates ever. I explain with so many stars either playing last night, tomorrow, or in primetime, the running backs do not have the same appeal. I start with one of Week 15's best cash plays - Jacksonville's James Robinson. With Urban Meyer gone and Carlos Hyde out, Robinson feels like a great bet to finally help fantasy and DFS owners. With a consistent rushing and receiving upside, Steelers rookie running back Najee Harris makes my lineup. At receiver, I start with two values - Buffalo's Gabriel Davis and Miami's DeVante Parker. I then go with a target monster in Pittsburgh's Diontae Johnson, and GB's Davante Adams. At tight end, Texans rookie Brevin Jordan seems like a worthy punt play. Afterwards, I want the Dolphins defense against Jets rookie Zack Wilson. Then, I go off my entire lineup construction and how the Seahawks and Rams game being postponed chnages how this news affects my lineup.

In this episode, British golf expert Tom Jacobs recap the 2021 golf season. First, we look back at which golfer enjoyed the best season. To no surprise, we both pick reigning Open Champ Collin Morikawa. we both admire Collin's consistency and ability to adapt on any course. We also like Morikawa's irons and streaky putting. Then, we look at back at golf's biggest surprise - Phil Mickelson winning the 2021 PGA Championship at age 50. I talk how Phil's age has not affected his driving power or his incredible wedge play. Tom then starts a next round of questions with 2021's biggest improver. I pick Scottie Scheffler. I talk about how many times Scheffler nearly broke through for his first PGA tour win. Tom responds with Sam Burns, who won the Valspar Championship and Sanderson Falls Championship. We also look at a few golfers, who disappointed in 2021. I start with Dustin Johnson, who did not win in America and missed two major cuts. Tom explains how DJ winning The Masters in November 2020 could have affected him this season. Tom is worried about Bubba Watson and interested to see what Justin Rose could rebound. Onto majors, we talk about one guy we feel confident winning a major. I believe 2022 will be when Xander Schauffele will finally win a major. Tom likes Norway's Victor Hovland to breakthrough at a major. We then look into what the rivalry between Bryson DeChambeau and Brooks Kopeka will produce in 2022. Tom believes both golfers could look to market themselves. We look at golfers needing a big 2022. I believe Justin Thomas needs to be there at majors. JT won the 2017 PGA championship, but he needs more on his resume. Tom believes Rory Mcllroy needs another major - particularly The Masters to complete the Grand Slam. Finally, we give a brief preview of the 2022 major season. We also look at how Bryson will fare and Tiger Woods potentially coming back to competitive golf.

In this episode, Alex and I debate both of Week 14's overtime games between the Bills and Bucs and 49ers and Bengals. We also discuss tonight's Monday Night meeting between the LA Rams and Arizona Cardinals and a memorable Jags rant from me! First, we talk about the Buffalo Bills and Tampa Bay Bucs. We look into how this game felt like two different games. Tampa started great while Buffalo finished well. I notice how buffalo's running backs did not carry the ball in the entire first half. We also look at how Tom Brady made history twice yesterday. First, Tom Brady set the NFL completions record. Then, he ended his career with his 700th touchdown to Breeshad Perriman. We also look at how Tampa's offense is gelling with Leonard Fournette running, Chris Godwin, Mike Evans, and Gronk catching passes behind a strong offensive line. With Buffalo struggling, we try and answer what's wrong with the Bills. We look at how the Bills have been unable to run - meaning Josh Allen is throwing and running. I also bring up a stat how Bufflo is 0-5 in one-possession games. Then we talk 49ers and Bengals. We looked at how the 49ers beat the Bengals 26-23 after leading 20-6 late in the fourth quarter. We looked at how SF ran without much of its strong running game. We look at how Elijah Mitchell's absence could have hurt SF's rushing attack. We also breakdown how Jimmy Garoppolo made big throws late in the fourth quarter and overtime. Then, we talk about tonight's Monday Night NFC West showdown between the LA Rams and Arizona Cardinals. We talk about Kyler Murray's dual-threat as a passer and runner. We also debate how Arizona's veteran additions have made a huge difference in Arizona's 10-2 season. I conclude this episode with a memorable rant after seeing my Jaguars lose to the Tennessee Titans 20-0!

In tonight's recap, I go through a successful Week 14 cash review. I explain the hits and misses in my Week 14 strategy. I also explain why some plays will not always wpork for DFS players. First, I explain my hits. Raiders receiver Hunter Renfrow was a terror realing in 13 balls for 117 yards and a touchdown. Next, New Orleans Saints quarterback Taysom Hill backed up my talk with 26.3 points, which included a 44-yard rushing touchdown. Bucs receiver Chris Godwin proved a consistent target with 10 catches for 105 yards. Browns tight end Austin Hooper sure made his value work with 14 points. With every good play, there are some players who do not reach value or fail to reach projections. Today, 49ers running back Jeff Wilson Jr. and the Washington Football Team's Antonio Gibson were my major busts. Despite annoying me, I understand not every smash play will work every play.

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Here, The big D gives everyone a rundown over what his Week 14 cash lineups will look. From Taysom Hill to Austin Hooper, I tell everyone who I am currently using for my Week 14 Cash plays.

In this episode, Alex and I talk about Alex winning his Guillotine League, the Vikings-Lions, Ravens-Steelers, and NFL Power Rankings. First, we talk about the Guillotine league Alex won. Alex explains how this league worked. Unlike most leagues, there were no head-to-heads. Every week, the lowest-scoring team was eliminated, and those players were put on waivers. The remaining teams received $150 to spend on free agents and waivers. Coming into Monday Night Football, Alex trailed by just over four points, but Patriots kicker Nick Folk was the last player remaining on either team. With high winds in Buffalo, kicking was a potential problem. When NE scored its first touchdown, Alex was hoping for a point from Folk. Instead, NE went for two, which was successfully converted. Luckily, two field goals helped Alex win his league - earning him $350. Alex also explains how he would run his team next year. Then, we talk about the Detroit Lions getting their first win on a game-ending touchdown ion a 29-27 win over the Minnesota Vikings. We talk about Detroit finally getting a win after so many near misses. The conversation then changes on what Mike Zimmer and the Vikings were doing on the last play in Detroit. We then debate another incredible game in the long-lasting rivalry between the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers. We look at how well Ben Roethlisberger played after announcing a likely retirement after this season. We also agree that the Ravens were correct in going for the win after scoring a late touchdown in the dying seconds. We end this episode by giving our NFL Power Rankings. Alex and I agree until the the last two teams where we flip the Green Bay Packers and Cardinals.

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Here, The Big D reacts to on his Week 13 cash game results. I explain what players performed up to projections and who let me down. I also explain how choosing between so many value plays proved very difficult figuring which value play to trust.

In this episode/stream, I tell everyone about my Week 13 DFS cash options. First, I tell you about five values in the game between the Washington Football Team and Las Vegas Raiders. Then, I tell you about other key values to fill out cash lineups. I conclude by telling you about how my cash lineups are looking on Friday night.

In this episode, David Moulton and I talk about three big coaching hires at LSU, USC, Florida, and Championship Saturday in college football. First, we talk about Brian Kelly leaving Notre Dame to become the new LSU head coach. We both agree that LSU offers a better chance at winning a national title than Notre Dame. LSU is offering Kelly more money than ND. David also tells me that Notre Dame being independent could hurt the Irish if the College Football Playoff expands to 12 teams. We also talk about LSU's recruiting advantages and where the Irish go for their next coach. Then, we look at Lincoln Riley leaving Norman, Oklahoma for USC. David explains how former OU head coach Bob Stoops was not happy with Riley leaving for USC. We both think Riley can win very quickly with Southern Cal with the Pac-12 not having much depth. We also discuss who could replace Riley as OU's next coach. After the Lincoln Riley chat, our chat centers on new Florida head coach Billy Napier. We both like Napier's energy and recruiting at Florida. We both talk about why so many top college football stars leave Florida. We conclude this episode by previewing Saturday's conference championship games. We look at if the CFB Playoff favorites will win and which teams could be on upset alert.

In this episode, Alex and I talk about the Steelers-Bengals, Bucs-Colts, Rams-Packers, and Question Quickfire. First we talk about the Bengals hammering the Steelers 41-10 in an AFC North showdown. We talk about Bengals running back Joe Mixon rushing for 165 yards and two touchdowns. We also discuss whether Big Ben Roethlisberger is nearing the end of his reign as Pittsburgh's starting quarterback. Then we talk about Bucs running back Leonard Fournette's four-touchdown performance in a 38--31 Bucs win over the Colts. We also look at Indy's costly second-half turnovers and how Tampa won without much production from Mike Evans or Chris Godwin. Then, we move to the Green Bay Packers impressive 36-28 win over the LA Rams. We look at the continued emergence of AJ, Dillon and how GB is looking like the NFL's best team. We also look at what's causing LA's three-game losing streak. I bring up how the Titans, 49ers, and Packers were more physical than the Rams. Finally, we play Question Quickfire asking five NFL questions about our favorite topics.

In this audio episode, I go over my Week 12 DFS cash game results. I explain which players shined and who busted on my cash lineup. I also explain what players I would have used including SF's Elijah Mitchell.

I am so thankful for every NFL week. It offers the chance to see the greatest football players show their talents and personalities. Every week also offers the chance for fantasy and DFS owners the chance at hitting it big.
Unfortunately, Week 11 was a major headache as my picks annoyed and routinely came up short. After a frustrating Week 11, The Big D is ready for redemption.

In week 12, I am cooking up my new favorite cash plays. While these players may not bring the wow factor, my cash plays offer consistency while offering plenty of value and roster flexibility to fill out a quality lineup. I also am willing to take advantage of bad defenses giving offenses the chance of hitting it big. Here are my favorite week 12 cash plays.

In this episode, Alex and I talk about Justin Herbert's Sunday Night Football debut, Colts running back Jonathan Taylor five-touchdown performance, the Texans shocker over the Titans, our favorite Thanksgiving good, and Big D's rant. First, we talk about LA Charger passer Justin Herbert's Sunday Night Football debut in a 41-37 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Herbert threw for 387 yards and three touchdowns

audio_only.m4a while rushing for 90 more yards. We also look at Austin Ekeler's four-touchdown outing and Diontae Johnson's consistent effort in LA. Then we look at the Indianapolis Colts impressive win over the Buffalo Bills mainly behind Jonathan Taylor's five touchdowns. We also look at how Indy controlled the time of possession. We also answer what's wrong with Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills. Allen and the Bills committed four turnovers while Indy did not commit a turnover. Then, the focus turns to Sunday's biggest surprise with the Houston Texans getting a rare road win over the Tennessee Titans. We look at how Tyrod Taylor and the Texans proved to be a major problem in Nashville. We also look into how Tennessee's injuries affected Ryan Tannehill, who threw four interceptions. With Thanksgiving coming on Thursday, we each give our favorite player to watch on Thanksgiving. Alex picks Saints running back Alvin Kamara if he can recover from his ankle injury. I pick Lions running back D'Andre Swift. We also give our favorite Thanksgiving food. Finally, I end this episode with a rant over which players started in Week 11.

In this episode, The Big D gives a quick tutorial of the Week 11 DraftKings Millionaire/Cash Games. First, I talk about the winning lineup in the DK millionaire. I also recap what went wrong with my cash games in this week 11 slate.

In this little solo podcast, I give a quick DFS breakdown of Week 11's most exciting game between the Dallas Cowboys and Kansas City Chiefs. I predict the best possible outcomes for the major DFS and fantasy stars in this game.

In this video, @KellyInPhoenix and I talk Arizona Cardinals. First, we talk about Kelly's football history, which really started with her father getting her involved with fantasy football with paper, pencils, and pens. She remembers how everyone came over to draft their teams. These fantasy memories brought up my memories of winning a fantasy baseball league in 2012-13. Kelly began to pay attention to the Cards in the late 90s. She remembers how fans either rooted for the Cards or Dallas Cowboys. I remember Arizona beating the Dallas Cowboys in the 1998 NFC Wild Card Game. Then, we talk about one of Arizona's best football players - Larry Fitzgerald. we talk about his 17-year career, which ended after the 2020 season. To the Big D, it is weird not seeing Fitz playing every Sunday. We also talk about Arizona's run to Super Bowl XLIII and its 2015 NFC Championship. With Arizona 8-2 after 10 weeks, we predict its Week 11 tilt at the Seattle Seahawks. We debate whether Arizona star passer Kyler Murray and DeAndre Hopkins will play after the missing the last two weeks with injuries. After a long Cards chat, we move to our favorites DFS/fantasy values of the Week 11 slate. Kelly mentions New York Jets starter Joe Flacco, Baltimore's Devonta Freeman, and Las Vegas Raiders receiver Hunter Renfrow. I give Green Bay's AJ Dillon and Cowboys receiver Michael Gallup. I test Kelly's Arizona Cardinals knowledge, and we also give a brief preview of my Thanksgiving running plans.

In this episode, Alex and I talk about Week 10's biggest, oddest, and most important games. First, we talk about the San Francisco 49ers win over the NFC West rival LA Rams on Monday night. We debate Matthew Stafford's struggles and how SF continues to handle the Rams. We also comment on LA's Cooper Kupp and SF's Deebo Samuel dominant seasons. Then, we chat about the New England Patriots dispatching the Cleveland Browns 45-3. We look at NE's running back Rhamondre Stevenson running for 100 yards and two touchdowns. We debate the continued rookie success of Pats quarterback Mac Jones. We also look at NE receiver Jakobu Meyers finally getting a touchdown. Onto Sunday's wildest and craziest game with the Detroit Lions and Pittsburgh Steelers tied at 16-16. We look at Ryan Santoso's odd field goal attempt. We look at D'Andre Swift's strong day against Pittsburgh's strong defense. Alex also ponders how Detroit tight end TJ Hockenson went 70 minutes without a catch on just one target. Finally, we rant after the Seattle Seahawks-Green Bay Packers game, which GB won 17-0. We talk about the struggles of Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson and the rise of GB running back AJ Dillon.

In this episode, UK soccer betting expert Charlie Mullan talk about the Premier League. First, we talk about the PL's most surprising team - West Ham United. We look at how David Moyes has turned the Hammers into a top-four side including getting a massive win over Liverpool eight days ago. We both love seeing Jarrod Bowen, Michail Antonio, and Declan Rice play in East London. We then switch to Manchester United's PL struggles with consecutive home defeats to Liverpool and Man City. We debate the future of manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. I explain the difference in how United and West Ham differed in facing Liverpool. While Man United could not defend, the Hammers countered and offered goals against the Reds. We also critique whether certain players including Harry Maguire are better for their national teams than in Manchester. We turn to two our favorite PL surprise players. Charlie picks Arsenal's Emile Smith Rowe while I like Liverpool's Diogo Jota. From good to bad, we pick our most disappointing players, I start with Man United's Jadon Sancho, who has not scored since his move from Dortmund. Charlie picks Harry Kane, who has only scored once this PL campaign. To Big D's PL team, we debate Chelsea, which sits at the top of the PL table with 26 points. I comment on how well Ben Chilwell and Reece James have played at wing-back. Finally, we look at which club will win the Premier League. I pick Man City while Charlie likes Chelsea to keep control of the PL.

In this solo pod, The Big D reacts to the news of Steelers passer Ben Roethlisberger being placed in COVID protocol and missing tomorrow's game against the Detroit Lions. Mason Rudolph will start for the Steelers. I explain how Big Ben's absence will affect the Steelers and whether this news downgrades any of Pittsburgh's offensive weapons. I also give you my DFS cash lineup for tomorrow's main slate for the time being!

In this episode, Alex and I talk about three Week 9 NFL surprises and Week 10 waiver claims. First, we talk about the crazy Week 9, which included the Jacksonville Jaguars shocking the Buffalo Bills 9-6. We chat how the Jags won as 14.5-point underdogs against one of the NFL's best teams. We also talk about the oddity in Jacksonville Josh Allen sacking, intercepting, and recovering a fumble from Buffalo's Josh Allen. Next, we breakdown the Denver Broncos win over the Dallas Cowboys. We look at how Denver controlled the football for over 41 minutes and rushed for 190 yards. We also question whether Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott should have been under center after sustaining a Week 6 calf injury. Then, we talk about the Tennessee Titans, without Derrick Henry, shocking the LA Rams on Sunday night. We explain how the Titans won against one of the NFL's best teams. We also explain how Tennessee intercepted Matthew Stafford twice while sacking him five times. Finally, we talk about our favorite Week 10 waiver claims. We both mention a Cleveland Brown. With star running back Nick Chubb in COVID protocol, I believe D'Ernest Johnson can be a short-term fix for Chubb's owners. Alex mentions Donovan Peoples-Jones as a waiver addition. He also mentions Arizona's James Conner and a running back addition. Alex also makes a prediction on Conner helping fantasy users win their league.

In this episode, Charles Sears and I recap our Week 8 head-to-head meeting and preview Week 9. First, we look back at our latest head-to-head meeting, which Charles won by 12 points. Charles talks about how he followed his usual plan by taking a cheaper Carson Wentz at his QB. I respond by explaining what went wrong with Philly's Jalen Hurts despite the Eagles putting up over 40 points on the Detroit Lions. Please do not put me more on tilt from this game! We also talk about our similar and different lineup selections. Charles comments on Texans receiver Brandin Cooks worked out well despite Houston losing to the LA Rams by 16 points. Onto Week 9, I start with the likeliest cash play of the play. With legendary Packers starter Aaron Rodgers testing positive for COVID-19, Jordan Love seems poised to be the cash play. Despite not starting since college, Love faces a Chiefs defense that is giving up more than its fair share of big plays. We also look at Hurts, and Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson at more expensive cash plays. At running back, we differ a little. Charles explains how he likes Alvin Kamara against the Falcons. I explain how Taysom Hill only targeted Kamara once in this exact game last year. Afterwards, he voiced his support for Green Bay's other Aaron - Aaron Jones. With Rodgers out for Sunday's game, Love could pepper Jones with targets. I explain why Chargers running back Austin Ekeler could excite DFS owners with his running and receiving against the Eagles. We also talk about Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott. Onto receiver, we start with Kansas City's fastest cheetah - Tyreek hill. After an 18-target game on Monday night, Hill could get another big workload against GB. Finally, we both like Brandin Cooks against the Dolphins. A little cheaper than Cooks, we breakdown a cheap Amari Cooper, Tee Higgins, and Hunter Renfrow. At tight end, we like two punt plays. With Noah Fant in COVID protocol, Albert Okwuegbunam should pay off at just $2,600. If Fant can play, Minnesota's Tyler Conklin is another cheap option at $3,000 against the Ravens. We end this episode by talking about our favorite DFS defenses - the Bills and Raiders.

In this episode, Alex and I discuss Derrick Henry's foot injury, three back-up quarterbacks winning, and an Eagles-Lions rant. First, we talk about the NFL's best running back - Derrick Henry. During Sunday's win over the Colts, Henry injured his foot. He is likely to miss several weeks. We both believe Tennessee can withstand the loss of its franchise rusher with a grip of the AFC South. We also believe the Titans will depend more on A.J. Brown's receiving and Ryan Tannehill throwing. Then, we look at three back-up quarterbacks who won on Sunday. We first start with Cooper Rush leading the Dallas Cowboys to a road win over the Minnesota Vikings. We talk about how Rush outplayed veteran Kirk Cousins in his first NFL start. We also talk about the Cooper Rush to Amari Cooper connection for the game-winning touchdown. Then, we talk about Mike White leading the New York Jets to a win over the Cincinnati Bengals. We talk about White throwing for over 400 yards and how NY beat Joe Burrow and an explosive Bengals offense. We also look at Jets rookie running back Michael Carter coming onto the NFL landscape with 172 total yards and a touchdown in the win. We also discuss Saints quarterback Trevor Siemian coming off the bench to lead New Orleans in an NFC South clash with Tom Brady's Tampa Bay Bucs. Siemian, who replaced Jameis Winston after sustaining a season-ending knee injury, played steady football while Brady and the Bucs committed too many penalties and turnovers. Finally, The Big D rants after a frustrating Eagles-Lions game for fantasy and DFS owners.

Here, The Big D reacts to the Los Angeles Rams acquiring pass-rusher Von Miller from the Denver Broncos.

In this episode, Alex and I preview Tuesday's NFL trade deadline at 4:00 p.m. eastern. We answer whether the Houston Texans will trade quarterback Deshaun Watson to the Miami Dolphins. With Miami interested in Watson and having Tua Tagovailoa on its roster, the Fins seem like the perfect match for a potential blockbuster deal. We both agree Miami would be foolish in trading Tua and not taking a risk with acquiring Watson. I mention when the Dolphins bid against themselves former Arizona Cardinals passer Josh Rosen when no other NFL team wanted the former UCLA star after his rookie year. We also talk about other players who are prime trade candidates. Alex starts with Texans receiver Brandin Cooks. The Green Bay Packers and New England Patriots could be two good fits for Cooks. I believe Giants tight end Evan Engram could be a great piece if NY moves its tight end. We also discuss whether Bears receiver Allen Robinson could be on the move. Later, Alex also mentions Colts running back Marlon Mack as a potential player available before Tuesday. We now focus our attention on teams looking to buy or sell. I explain why the Tennessee Titans should go after a defensive back with having so many great offensive weapons - including Derrick Henry. I believe Tennessee should bring Dolphins cornerback Xavien Howard to Nashville. I really want the Green Bay Packers to give Aaron Rodgers another receiver in the next few days. We also bring up a team that should be selling. Alex believes the Texans will be selling. My pick is a surprise; The Big D believes the Seattle Seahawks should sell a few pieces.

In this episode, Alex and I talk about Tom Brady's 600th touchdown pass, the Cincinnati Bengals convincing win over the Baltimore Ravens, the Tennessee Titans hammering the Kansas City Chiefs, and a Manchester United rant from Alex. First, we talk about Bucs quarterback Tom Brady throwing his 600th career touchdown to Mike Evans in a win over the Chicago Bears. We discuss another historic milestone for TB12 and what we would want for returning this historic football. Then, we talk Cincinnati Bengals, who beat the Baltimore Ravens 41-17. Alex talks about Bengals rookie receiver JaMarr Chase, who not only caught eight passes for 201 yards and a touchdown, but helped Alex beat me in our weekly DFS meeting. Thru seven games, Chase has totaled 754 yards and six touchdowns while averaging 21.5 yards per reception. We also discuss Bengals quarterback Joe burrow and how he has ventured into the upper tier of NFL quarterbacks. Then we talk about the Tennessee Titans hammering the Kansas City Chiefs 27-3 in Nashville. We recap Tennessee's strong week, which started with a win over the Buffalo Bills last Monday night. We praise Tennessee's workhorse running back Derrick Henry for his jump-pass, which started his scoring. We also discuss what's causing KC's star passer Patrick Mahomes' turnovers and a lack of consistent play in 2021. With the Las Vegas Raiders 5-2, we also mention KC's standing in the AFC West. Finally, Alex ends with a rant after watching Manchester United losing 5-0 to Premier League rivals Liverpool yesterday.

In tonight's cash-game episode, Charles Sears and I talk about Week 6 review and a Week 7 preview. First, we talk about Week 6. Last week, Charles beat me in a head-to-head contest. He pivoted from Browns running back Kareem Hunt to Colts star Jonathan Taylor. I used Hunt and became frustrated with his limited output and injury. We showed the positives and negatives with our lineup selections. Despite projected to score well, Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson also disappointed many DFS users. Onto Week 7, we start at quarterback. You would think this slate would set up well for Arizona's Kyler Murray or Kansas City's Patrick Mahomes. Despite burning us last week, Lamar Jackson could still work at $7,400. I really like both Jalen Hurts and Derek Carr in the Eagles-Raiders game. We also talk about punt plays under $6,000 including NE rookie Mac Jones, Chicago's Justin Fields, and Miami's Tua Tagovailoa. At running back, we both like LA Rams running back Darrell Henderson. With a huge point total in the Chiefs--Titans game, we answer when Darrel Williams can continue his strong play from last week. We also answer which Arizona Cardinals running back to use. Tampa Bay Bucs running back Leonard Fournette also interests us with Tampa a big favorite over the Chicago Bears. At wide receiver, we are both on the Cooper Kupp Train. With six consecutive double-digit target games, we both think the Rams star could be in line for another smash spot against the Lions. Charles likes Texans receiver Brandin Cooks with Houston a massive underdog in Glendale. He also likes Dolphins rookie Jaylen Waddle. I really like Giants receiver Sterling Shepherd after 14 targets last week. We also look at whether Bengals receiver Tyler Boyd or Tee Higgins can work under $5,000. I mention Hunter Renfrow as another good option under $5,000 and Ravens rookie Rashod Bateman as a punt play at $3,400. At tight end, we talk about whether Ricky Seals-Jones can continue helping DFS users with his strong play at a cheap price. I also brought up Dolphins tight end Mike Gesicki after an eight-catch outing for the Miami Dolphins in London. We also talk about the crazy spreads involving the Rams, Cards, and Bucs as double-digit favorites. We conclude this episode by talking about our favorite defense - the undefeated Arizona Cardinals.

In this episode, Alex and I look back on the crazy NFL London game between the Miami Dolphins and Jacksonville Jaguars, the Dallas Cowboys overtime thriller against the NE Patriots, a Ravens domination over the Chargers, and Big D's rant on Baker Mayfield. First, we recap my Jags beating Alex's Dolphins 23-20 on Matthew Wright's 53-yard field goal as time expired in London. This win ended Jacksonville's 20-game losing streak, which was second only to the 1976-77 Bucs. Jaguars rookie coach Urban Meyer and star Trevor Lawrence got their first NFL wins yesterday. Alex explains how this season was supposed to be a good season for Miami. He also explains how this defeat was the worst day for the Dolphins since Dan Marino retired. We were both surprised that Jacksonville's Urban Meyer seemed to get the better of Miami's Brian Flores. Alex shows his frustrations and pet peeve with Miami running out of the shotgun instead with Tua Tagovailoa under center. We also liked what both quarterbacks did in London. We recap key moments of the game. I was impressed when Trevor found Marvin Jones Jr. on a great pass for a key touchdown. After the London game, we turn our attention to the Cowboys and Patriots. We also talk about Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy's coaching and lock management almost costing Dallas a road win. Cowboys receiver CeeDee Lamb is also appearing to turn into the next star receiver with his play this year. We also look at how Dak Prescott and Trevon Diggs are looking like MVP contenders on both sides of the ball. Then, we look at the Baltimore Ravens impressive win over the LA Chargers. We look into how the Ravens can win with a dominant running game - limiting possessions for great passers like Justin Herbert. We also look into what Lamar Jackson winning without playing his best football. Finally, The Big D rants on Baker Mayfield and the Cleveland Browns after the Arizona Cardinals won 37-14 over the Browns.

In this episode, Kelly LaFleur Schultz and I discuss the Boston Red Sox and Florida Gators Football.

First, we talk about baseball. Kelly talks about her early years around baseball. I mention how Florida did not get an MLB until the Florida Marlins started in 1993. Then, Kelly really got into baseball. Before this year's spring Training, Kelly worked the Green monster scoreboard during Red Sox home games. She talks about how much fun it was to work in the Green Monster. This year, Kelly and I were both in the control room during Red Sox home games. Kelly actually saw the Red Sox beat the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 2 of the ALDS. She remembers how there were 37,000 people at Tropicana Field, which has not been known for attracting large home crowds. After two more wins, the Red Sox eliminated the Rays and earned a rematch with the Houston Astros. With the American League Championship Series starting tomorrow night between the Red Sox and Astros, we discuss Boston's chances to win the AL Pennant. I also bring up the injury to Houston's ace Lance McCullers Jr., who is likely out for this series with a forearm strain. Onto college football, where we talk about Kelly's Gators. We both agree UF head coach Dan Mullen seems like a perfect fit in Gainesville. I compliment him saying how many different quarterbacks Dan Muller improved whether at Florida or Mississippi State. We also breakdown Florida's chances of beating LSU on Saturday afternoon! Kelly's most memorable Florida game was when the Gators beat No. 1 Florida State in "The Swamp" back in 1997. She remembers how the shaking felt like an earthquake with the noise that afternoon. I also try and stump Kelly with some Red Sox/Gator trivia and ask her whether she would choose a national championship or a World Series if given the choice.

In this episode, Charles Sears and I talk Week 5 points and Week 6 preview. First, we talk about our Week 5 lineups. We talk about the cash plays that worked. Charles mentions the minimum score was around 171-172 points. He also mentions how the chalks plays all worked. I mention how the Dalvin Cook inactive news made me hesitant on using Alexander Mattison until the projections led me to Minnesota's other running back. Charles did not hear this news until it was too late. We talk about our head-to-head lineups. I beat him 208.78-200.52. Charles mentions how he pivoted from Giants quarterback Daniel Jones to LA Chargers star Justin Herbert in his cash lineup! Herbert accounted for five touchdowns in a 47-42 Charger win over the Cleveland Browns. Charles was unable to change in our matchup. Charles also knew Cowboys receiver CeeDee Lamb, who played in the late afternoon last week, was in my cash lineup due to my lineup construction. Onto Week 6, we talk about our favorite cash quarterback options. We dicuss several studs including Kansas City Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes and Ravens phenom Lamar Jackson. Washington's Taylor Heinicke also could be work undre $6,000 against a terrible KC pass defense. We also look at whether Pats rookie Mac Jones could fill as a punt option. Onto running back, Charles starts with Chargers running back Austin Ekeler as a potential stud. I mention how Colts star Jonathan Taylor and LA Rams running back Darrell Henderson Jr. could be in line for big days with their teams monster favorites. At receiver, a couple of studs attract our attention. Green Bay's Davonte Adams and Rams star Cooper Kupp could be in line for double-digit targets again this weekend. We also look at which Bengal receiver could work in our lineup. KC's Tyreek Hill could be in line for another big week. From receiver to tight end, we talk about our favorite cash tight ends. With Chiefs star Travis Kelce back on the main slate, we answer whether Kelce will be in our cash lineups. We also discuss NY Giants tight end Evan Engram and the Washington Football team's Ricky Seals-Jones. We end this episode with defenses to use in our cash games this weekend.

In this episode, Alex and I recap Sunday Night Football, which saw the Buffalo Bills hammer the Kansas City Chiefs, Ohio craziness, a Jags' rant, and Miami and Jacksonville finally meeting in London. First, We talk about Josh Allen's emergence and Buffalo's assertion to the top of the AFC. We also review what went wrong for the Chiefs and star passer Patrick Mahomes. We also discuss whether KC should have drafted LSU's Clyde Edwards-Helaire in the 2020 NFL Draft over future stars. We recap two of the craziest games of the entire season. First, we recap an overtime classic between the Green Bay Packers and Cincinnati Bengals, which saw five missed field goals before Mason Crosby won it with a 49-yard boot. We also talk about the LA Chargers beating the Cleveland Browns 47-42. We talk about Justin's Herbert becoming a star, the Browns trying to carry Chargers running back Austin Ekeler into the end zone, and Cleveland's questionable play-calling surrounding Baker Mayfield. Then, The Big G goes into a rant after seeing his beloved Jacksonville Jaguars lose their 20th straight game to the Tennessee Titans. Finally, Alex and I agree to a friendly wager between his Dolphins and my Jags who meet in London this Sunday.

In this episode, DFS expert Charles Sears and I talk about our favorite Week 5 Cash plays. First, we talk our favorite quarterbacks. Charles likes Daniel Jones at $6,000. Jones is coming off a 400-yard passing effort next week and offers upside in a potential shootout against the Dallas Cowboys. I really like New England Patriots rookie Mac Jones or San Francisco's young passer Trey Lance. I really like Mac's consistent passing and Lance's rushing upside in his first NFL start. To running back, I start with my favorite running back play in Titans star Derrick Henry. With his workload and facing the Jaguars defense, I think Henry could smash on Sunday. Charles asks me on my view of Charles star Austin Ekeler. I also explain why two Florida rushers, Jacksonville's James Robinson and Tampa's Leonard Fournette, could be lined up for big days on Sunday. At receiver, we both agree Davonte Adams is the easy cash play with his target share in the Green Bay Packers offense. Charles even wants to stack Adams and Aaron Jones in cash. We look at Cowboy receivers Amari Cooper and Ceedee Lamb within $100 of each other against the Giants. Charles prefers taking the running backs with Cooper's rib injury. I also bring up Bucs receiver Antonio Brown at $5,200 with several potential targers against the Miami Dolphins. Chargers receiver Keenan Allen also attracts some attention at $6,500. With no Travis Kelce this week, Charles will look elsewhere for his cash tight end. We really like Ricky Seals-Jones as a punt play at the minimum $2,500. We also mention Jared Cook and Evan Engram. At defense, we both like saving some money with the Washington Football Team at just $2,300. We also look at more expensive defenses.

In this episode, Kentucky Wildcat and Atlanta Braves fan Larry Gritton and I talk all things UK and Braves. First, we look at Kentucky's first win over Florida in Lexington since 1986. We both mentioned how Lexington's crowd contributed to Florida's false-start penalties. We also looked at how UK won despite Florida controlling the football for most of the game. We also preview Kentucky's meeting with LSU in Lexington this weekend. Then, we switch to Baldy's Braves. Despite losing star outfielder Ronald Acuna Jr. to a torn ACL, the Braves won the NL East. In July, Braves general manager Alex Anthopoulos remade Atlanta's outfield by adding Joc Pederson, Eddie, Rosario, and Adam Duvall. Two promising Braves finally showed their talent in 2021. Third baseman Austin Riley led the Braves with a .303 average, 33 home runs, and 107 RBIs. Meanwhile, southpaw Max Fried finished an unbelievable second half by winning the NL Pitcher of the Month. In September, Fried pitched to a 1.54 ERA, which included a key shutout over the San Diego Padres. We look into the Braves NLDS matchup with the Milwaukee Brewers, which begins Friday. We then look back at the 2012 NL Wild Card game, which took place on this date. There, the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Atlanta in MLB's first Wild Card game. In the bottom of eighth with two runners on and one out, Andrelton Simmons popped a 3-2 pitch from Mitchell Boggs into the outfield. Cards shortstop Pete Kozma and left-fielder Matt Holliday could not catch the ball, and Atlanta should have loaded the bases. Unfortunately for Braves fans, Sam Holbrook made one of the most controversial calls with his famous infield fly ruling. Instead of loading the bases with one out, the Braves were unable to score. Not only did the Braves lose, but this game also marked the end of Chipper Jones' MLB career. We also preview both Wild Card games. First, the Boston Red Sox host the New York Yankees at Fenway Park. Tomorrow, the LA Dodgers host the St. Louis Cardinals. We are interested in seeing what Yankees ace Gerrit Cole will do in his biggest start this season. We also can't wait to see two veterans in Adam Wainwright and Max Scherzer pitch tomorrow night.

In this episode, Alex and I talk Tom Brady's return to Gillette Stadium, the Arizona Cardinals dominant win in LA, the Cowboys beating the undefeated Panthers, both NY teams winning in overtime, and a Miami Dolphins rant. First, we look at Bucs quarterback Tom Brady's return to Foxborough, where he quarterbacked the New England Patriots to six Super Bowls over 20 seasons. We were both surprised the crowd booed Brady while under center for the Bucs despite TB12 playing against NE for the first time in his NFL career. We also look into the unusual and historic moment when Brady broke Drew Brees' passing yards record in the first quarter last night. To me, Brady was feeling the moment with several overthrows against Bill Belichick's defense. We also looked into how Belichick confused Brady with changing defenses throughout the game. We also look into how Pats rookie Mac Jones fared against the GOAT. We also question whether the Patriots should have gone for fourth and three or kick a 56-yard field goal. To me, this decision showed a lack of trust in Jones despite handling the moment very well. We into the Arizona Cardinals convincing win over the LA Rams. With 216 rushing yards, Arizona showed a way to win with a strong offensive line. Arizona's young passer, Kyler Murray, completed 75 percent of his throws for 268 yards and two touchdowns. We also look into the Dallas Cowboys defense coming up big with a victory over the undefeated Carolina Panthers. We look into how Trevon Diggs has transformed the Dallas secondary with his five interceptions in four games. We also look into the Cowboys efficient offense. We also take a look at a never-before-seen event in NFL history; both New York teams winning overtime games on the same day. We look into how Giants quarterback Daniel Jones and Jets rookie Zach Wilson made big throws to get their teams their first win of 2021. Alex then goes on a weekly rant about his Miami Dolphins. We explain whether the Dolphins should go after Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson if he is eligible to play. We also look at which Dolphin draft picks have worked and frustrated Alex.

In this episode, @Vandygrad92 talk everything from the Steelers, kid kidney transplant, Week 4 DFS, and Shania Twain. First, we talk about the Steelers. Brian says how he began that won championships. Then, the Steelers, Cincinnati Reds, and Boston Celtics all won titles. He has kept those same teams for 46 years. This season, the Steelers are 1-2. We also talk about whether Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger could be playing his last year. We also talk about how Steelers rookie running back Najee Harris has fit in the NFL. Last week, Harris caught 14 passes against the Bengals. Onwards to an amazing story of courage, discovery, and opportunity, Brian talks about how he and former Chiefs defensive tackle "Jelly Roll" Dalton got kidney transplants. Brian tells me how five of his acquaintances received kidney transplants with assistance from social media. Brian also became friends with CBS Sports' Jamey Eisenberg and ESPN's Stephania bell, who spread the word about Dalton's kidney condition. Dalton received his kidney donation a few weeks ago. From that amazing story to Week 4 DFS, we each give some of our favorite DFS plays Brian likes stack Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins and Justin Jefferson while I still like Rams receiver Robert Woods at just $5,300 on DraftKings. Finally, we talk about Brian's favorite singer/performer Shania Twain. Brian also mentions how he is in the Shania Twain division in the Scott Fish Bowl. We also give our favorite Shania Twain song. He likes "Any Man of Mime" while I like :From This Moment On". I also bring up how Shania was present when the Tampa Bay Bucs won both Super Bowls.

In this episode, Charles Sears and I talk about our Week 3 cash games and preview our favorite Week 4 chalk plays. First, Charles talks about his two biggest rules for cash games. First, he tries to pay down for a quarterback. Second, If Travis Kelce is playing, Charles always wants him in cash games. He also talks about his late decisions, which did not go well last week. He broke his own rule in pivoting Kelce for Lions tight end T.J. Hockenson, who caught just two passes after being massive chalk heading into Sunday's game with the Ravens. Jared Goff and Justin Fields, two quarterbacks Charles wanted in last week's contests, did not reach value. We were both happy to use Rams receiver Cooper Kupp, who continued his amazing start with another strong game against the Bucs. Charles not wants to use Kelce and Kupp in his weekly lineups. Then, The Big D responds with his cash results. I struggled over which running backs to use. I settled on Joe Mixon and Mike Davis. I was bummed seeing Antonio Gibson score a long touchdown. Gibson was a player I considered all week. I noticed Keenan Allen getting 19 points and an amazed with his consistency. We also suggest not making any late pivots unless an injury situation occurs before Sunday's slate begins. Onto Week 4, where we are disagreeing on our favorite passers to target. Charles likes going with a cheap passer, and Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan seems like a good target for him. I don't mind paying for my quarterback. I really like both Sam Darnold and Dak Prescott as my cash quarterbacks in Arlington, Texas this weekend. Charles responds with trying to use Aaron Rodgers in his cash games this weekend. To running back, we both like Steelers rookie, Najee Harris after a 14-catch outing last week. DraftKings also only raised his price $200 - still making him very affordable. I also want to use Bears running back David Montgomery under $6,000. Charles is still worried over who will be under center for Chicago this weekend. From running backs to receivers, I really like Cowboy receivers Amari cooper and Ceedee Lamb. I also like Panthers receiver D.J. Moore in the same game script. talk about DK's most underpriced player this week in Rams receiver Robert Woods, who only costs $5,300. Despite Kupp being Matt Stafford's favorite target the opening three games, Woods feels too cheap in a potential shootout against the Arizona Cardinals. To the expensive receivers, Charles still likes using Kupp while I love Packers receiver Davonte Adams this week. I notice Kupp's price is the most expensive he has been all year while Adams is below $8,000 for the first time this season. We end the episode by looking at tight ends and how Charles is constructing his roster! If you want to see Charles' articles you can look at this chalk article from Week 3. https://www.fakepigskin.com/2021/09/24/to-chalk-or-not-to-chalk-week-3-nfl-picks-for-draftkings/

In this episode, Alex and I give our views of the Week 3 slate, which saw history, crazy finishes, and even rants. First, we talk about Chargers quarter Justin Herbert coming of age in a 30-24 AFC west showdown over the Chiefs. In a matchup against Patrick Mahomes, the second-year sensation responded with four touchdowns without committing a turnover. Meanwhile, the Chiefs committed four turnovers. Then, we look into two special teams historic moments. First, Ravens kicker Justin Tucker broke the NFL record with a 66-yard field goal to give the Ravens a 19-17 win over the Detroit Lions. We also look at Jacksonville Jaguars return man Jamal Agnew's 109-yard return on a 68-yard missed field goal. To Week's 3 biggest game, where the LA Rams handled Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Bucs 34-24. Matthew Stafford looked strong - throwing for 343 yards and four touchdowns. Rams receiver Cooper Kupp continued his amazing start with nine catches for 96 yards and two touchdowns. Meanwhile, the Rams converted 10-of-15 third-down conversions while averaging 8.5 yards per pass attempt. LA's defense also sacked TB12 three times in the win. We also look at the Cincinnati Bengals handling the Pittsburgh Steelers in an AFC north divisional meeting. We finally switch to our favorite teams. First, the Arizona Cardinals beat Big D's Jags 31-19. Despite a #KickSix to end the first half, the Jags struggled to keep up with Cards quarterback Kyler Murray and Arizona's high-flying offense. Meanwhile, Trevor Lawrence threw two more interceptions, including a #PickSix that ended Jacksonville's hopes of its first win of 2021. While again struggling late in yesterday's game, we are both confident in Lawrence maturing into a star. Then, we look back at another classic between the Miami Dolphins and Las Vegas Raiders. Unlike December's meeting, the Raiders won it with an overtime kick 31-28. Despite an early 14-0 lead, the Raiders responded with 25 points, which included a safety. Alex was not happy with Miami's coaching especially before the safety. Finally, The Big D ends this episode by ranting against Matt Nagy and the Chicago Bears, who only managed 47 total yards of offense in a 26-6 loss to the Cleveland Browns. While rookie Justin Fields was sacked nine times, the Bears continued their abysmal and doomed game plan. I react to why the Bears should think of firing Nagy and why Chicago cannot find a confident passer.

In this episode, UK betting expert Charlie Mullan preview Saturday's Premier League clash between Man City and Chelsea. Man City's last Premier League with Southampton ended in a 0-0 draw while Chelsea beat Spurs 3-0 in Sunday's London Derby. First, we relive the past matches between City and Chelsea. Charlie also brings up how Chelsea has scored first in all five PL fixtures this season and only allowed one goal, which was a penalty away at Liverpool. We also look at the impact Chelsea striker Romelu Lukaku has made in his second stint with Chelsea after a club-record signing from Inter Milan. Charlie reminds me how and why Chelsea let Lukaku leave before he reached his full potential. With both teams having depth, we try and predict which lineups Tuchel and Pep will use on Saturday. For City, I ask Charlie whether current City and former Villa star Jack Grealish will start against the reigning European champs. We also look at whether City might have been better off signing Spurs and England striker Harry Kane over Grealish. In less than a year in charge of Chelsea, Thomas Tuchel has won the Champions League, made the FA Cup Final, and led Chelsea to the top spot in the PL after five games. City has recorded four straight PL clean sheets. For Chelsea, I am intrigued whether Chelsea captain César Azpilicueta will be the third central defender or used as a right wing-back as he was in Sunday's Premier League win over Spurs. I also predict Kai Havertz, who scored the only goal against City twice last season, will start. Charlie is predicting both teams to not score while I agree this game will likely provide few goals but plenty of feisty battles between two of England's top clubs. With this weekend being big for sports, we also look at the Champions League encounter between Man City-Paris St. Germain and the Ryder Cup.

In this audio podcast, Charles Sears and I talk about our favorite cash-game plays and locks for Week 3 of the 2021 NFL Season.

First, we look back at how well our lineups fared in Week 2. Luckily, both of us made a profit with our cash-game builds. Charles went with either Andy Dalton or Teddy Bridgewater to save money and build a more expensive lineup. The Big D used Kyler Murray and went with cheaper receivers. Both of us used Rams receiver Cooper Kupp as someone whose price tag didn't make after a monster Week 1.

Onto Week 2, we first look at how Charles is constructing his cash lineup. He is thinking of using Jared Goff or Matt Ryan as a salary-safer. This could change depending on what values or decisions Charles makes before Sunday's official lock. Charles is really locked on using Travis Kelce and the Titans or Bengals defense. Kelce offers a big floor and major upside from a tight end position with a lack of stars. He may very well use Jaguars receiver Marvin Jones and hope for a third big game from Trevor Lawrence's favorite targets.

Then, we look at my lineup. After not being able to use him in the first two main slates, Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is finally an option for cash games. With his rushing upside, Lamar will be a mainstay of my lineups. Like last week, Kupp will be in my builds. I am amazed Kupp is only $6,800 after back-to-back monster games. We also look at what decisions The Big D could make to use his $50,000. I am going back and forth on whether to use Vikings' running back Dalvin Cook or Titans' star Derrick Henry. I am looking forward to using consistent Keenan Allen in a potential shootout against the Chiefs.

In this episode, Alex and I talk about a memorable Week 2 for all the wrong reasons for our favorite NFL teams. The Buffalo Bills blanked Alex's Dolphins 35-0 while the Denver Broncos beat my Jags 23-13. First, we talk about what happened in Miami. In a sign of a tough afternoon, Dolphins starting quarterback Tua Tagovailoa suffered a rib injury early in the game. Miami only put 216 yards of total offense while allowing six sacks and committing three turnovers. Alex then explains how Miami's offensive line has been a consistent problem for many years before yesterday's shutout loss. Then, we both talk about the Jaguars. Despite throwing two more picks, I remain optimistic Trevor Lawrence will be fine. I then comment on what has gone wrong with 2020 standout James Robinson after another quiet game to start 2021. We switch from our favorite teams to the good, bad, and ugly of Week 2. I start with my admiration of Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler's Murray. We then both talk about Titans start runner Derrick Henry almost carrying the Titans to an overtime win in Seattle. We also love the combo between Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford and Cooper Kupp, who Caught nine passes for 163 yards and two touchdowns against the Colts. Now from the good to the bad and ugly, We talk about Jets rookie Zach Wilson's four interceptions against the New England Patriots. In a game that disappointed most on-lookers, Cowboys receiver Amari Cooper frustrated fantasy owners with just three receptions after a memorable Week 1 against the Bucs. Alex then goes into a rant on the officiating after a few questionable calls in the Cowboys-Chargers game. We end our discussion by previewing the Dolphins trip to Vegas while the Jags welcome Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals to Jacksonville. Alex is looking to smash Arizona this weekend.

In this episode, @DetroitBeastie and I talk about our favorite Week 2 DFS plays, FanDuel vs DraftKings, and More. With Chris playing on FanDuel and Big D a DraftKings player, We compare the point and lineup differences between both websites. FanDuel gives 0.5 points per reception while every catch is worth one point. Chris also talks about playing single-entry and three-to-10-man contests with his lineup construction. I agree it is easier to win a smaller event than try a millionaire.

In this episode, FGCU XC head coach Cassandra Goodson, Freshman Karley Pier, and Senior Osman Humeida talk about the current cross-country season. Karley finished the women's race in fifth with a time of 18:39.1 Osman became the first FGCU men's runner to win the FAU Invitational since 2016 in 15:35. First, Coach Goodson also briefly previews tomorrow's race, which involves BYU, Stanford, Florida State among several running powerhouses. Coach Goodson then talks about the first race of the season, where the Eagles took part in the FAU Invitational in Boca Raton. After a lightning delay at FAU, both 5K races were raced. She talks about how her athletes only got 20 minutes to stretch and loosen before the race. Coach also talks what her athletes did during the delay before the race began. From coach Goodson to the runners, we switch to Karley. From Maine, Karley talks about how the heat and humidity are different in Florida than Maine. Karley is a major fan of running in the heat over cold runs. Like Big D, himself, Karley talks about getting the nerves before each race. She also talks about running her first collegiate race. She did not know what the race would be for her. Without expectations, Karley did not feel any pressure. Karley was also grateful her grandparents, who felt from Maine to Florida, saw her compete. We switch from Karley to Osman. He talks about running his first race for FGCU, which he won in 15:35. Osman also mentions how the shorter distance felt different than a normal race. With the cross-country season just under way, With Osman being from Virginia, he answers whether Florida's humidity or Virginia's hills are tougher to run. Osman is looking to take his advantage of his first 8K and looking for a fast time on the same Apalachee Regional Park course that will host the NCAA cross-country championships in November.

In this episode, DFS guru Charles Sears and I look at cash games on DraftKings for Week 1 and 2. First, we look at what went well and didn't go well for our Week 1 lineup. We look at Big D's cash lineup in a head-to-head contest. we both give our views to what improvements I could make for the next cash contest. Then, Charles shows how his cash lineup worked much better than his GPP entry. With successful cash lineup, Charles saved his bankroll from a total disaster. We also looked into how DFS users constructed winning cash lineups. We switch to this week's slate by looking into how big D is setting his cash lineups. Charles likes me using three running backs due to safer floors from rushing touchdowns. I am a fan of using Nick Chubb, Keenan Allen, Cooper Kupp, and Noah Fant in my lineups. We also look at his strategy with using Mac Jones and Teddy Bridgewater as cash quarterbacks. By using cheap passers, Charles can spread his money on more expensive receivers and running backs. We also look at what lineups Charles is constructing for Sunday's main DK slate.

In this episode, David Moulton and I talk USC football, college football, and NFL Week 1 Recap

First, we talk about USC firing head coach Clay Helton after a disappointing 42-28 loss to Pac-12 rival Stanford. David was not surprised USC fired Helton with the Trojans getting a big head start to find their new coach. David believes USC should go after former Trojan and current Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin.

We also look at struggling traditional powers in Texas, Nebraska, Tennessee, and Michigan. David believes the Vols have lost their recruiting advantage where UT ruled with the nation's largest recruiting budget in the nation.

With David in Gainesville for the Alabama-Florida game on Saturday, we breakdown what to expect in the SEC's first big showdown of 2021. David expects Florida to try and establish the running game. By Running the football, Florida can tire Alabama's defense, and limit Bama's explosive offense.

We also look at which teams are looking the best early in the 2021 CFB season.

From college to the NFL, we answer what went wrong for reigning NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers in a 38-3 defeat to the New Orleans Saints. David mentions how the Saints went on two 15-play touchdowns drives, which limited the Packers offensive snaps in the first half in Jacksonville. We also agree the Packers should still control the NFC North with the other three teams losing Sunday.

We also talk about Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals getting an impressive 38-13 win over the Tennessee Titans.

We conclude this episode by looking at how Jacksonville Jaguars rookie star Trevor Lawrence fared in his NFL Debut.

In this episode, Alex and I look back at the Miami Dolphins winning week 1 while my the Jacksonville Jaguars losing. Miami beat the New England Patriots 17-16 while the Houston Texans won 37-21 over the Jags. First, Alex explains how the Dolphins were able to get a hard-earned win over a divisional rival. We also look at how well Tua Tagovailoa played despite now throwing for many yards. We also look into how Miami won the red zone and ended forced two turnovers and field goals. Then, we look at Dylan's Jags. Despite the loss, I maintain my 100 percent confidence in rookie Trevor Lawrence he will be fine in the NFL. I explain how NFL legend Peyton Manning threw three interceptions in his NFL debut. Despite several rookie mistakes, Lawrence made great throws for big plays. While the Jags lost, we both take positives in how Lawrence responded to interceptions with good throws. Afterwards, we look at other good and bad NFL performances. We first start with Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals earning an impressive 38-13 road win over the Tennessee Titans in Nashville. We also look back at an embarrassing 38-3 loss for Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers. We try to answer what went wrong with the Packers.

In this episode, FGCU swimming head coach Dave Rollins talk FGCU swimming. First, we look back at FGCU/Hungary breaststroker Petra Halmai's performance at the Tokyo Olympics. We also talk about how Tokyo's time difference affected Petra's Olympic preparation. Petra swam in the 4x100-meter Mixed Medley Relay for Hungary Then, we look back at notable performances by countries and individual athletes. We were impressed with Australia's sprinters. Coach Rollins also mentions how Australia may have benefited from less travel than most countries. Emma McKeon won seven medals, which broke the record for any female swimmer in a single Olympics. Then, we discussed the incredible duals between Australia's young star Ariarne Titmus and American star Katie Ledecky. America's Bobby Finke won the 800-meter and 1500-meter freestyle. It was amazing how Finke ended his races so fast after swimming so far. We also look at Caeleb Dressel's five gold medals, including a world record in the 100-meter butterfly. We were both touched by the emotion in Brazil's Bruno Fratus getting a bronze in the 50-meter freestyle. Finally, we preview the upcoming swimming and diving season, which begins with the UNF Invitational next Saturday in Jacksonville. Coach Rollins mentions this meet will be the first competition at the North Florida Aquatic Center. Like most coaches, Coach Rollins is focused on the next meet and not looking forward. FGCU also faces Vanderbilt, Miami, and Georgia Tech on its schedule. I also tell Rollins how one of the diving meets is in Coral Springs, near my former home in Tamarac.

audio_only.m4a In this episode, DFS guru Charles Sears and I break down the first weekend DraftKings DFS slate. First, we give our fade of a note-worthy player at quarterback, running back, and receiver. Then, the question shifts to our favorite game stacks. We agree that the Cardinals-Titans could turn into a shootout in Nashville. Then, we talk about our favorite cheap running back plays. We end this episode by answering which tight end not named Travis Kelce or Kyle Pitts we would play in DFS. Charles then tries to stump me with a trivia question regarding wide receiver targets.

In this solo podcast, The Big D predicts the 2021 NFL season. First, he predicts how Alex's Dolphins and my Jaguars will fare this year. With Miami's defense, coach, and an emerging receiver group, I am confident second-year star Tua Tagovailoa will show signs of improvement. I also believe the Dolphins will find out whether the former Alabama star can be Miami's star passer for the foreseeable future. Up the coast to Jacksonville, I predict Urban Meyer and Trevor Lawrence will have growing pains like many first-year coaches and passers experience. While the Jags possess capable receivers, Jacksonville's weak offensive line will hurt Lawrence's accuracy and consistency. I also believe Jacksonville's defense could mean more shootouts. From the Florida teams to a brief fantasy football segment, where I explain why Colts receiver Michael Pittman Jr. could shine for his fantasy and DFS owners against the Seahawks on Sunday. Finally, I announce four key awards predictions for the 2021 NFL season. I then give my divisional champs and wild card teams. I conclude by predicting the 49ers and Chiefs to make the Super Bowl in February.

Here, Alex Bleuel and I talk about our recent fantasy football drafts. We also debate how well each one of drafted and the strengths and weaknesses of our drafts. During this episode, you also see Big D pick a player for one his of his leagues live. We also are happy to announce a weekly episode during the entire 2021 NFL season.

In this episode, golf DFS/betting expert Geoff Ulrich and I preview this week's 149th Open Championship. First, we try and explain what led to Bryson DeChambeau and his caddy separating. Geoff believes Bryson may have needed a change to be more consistent. We then switch our attention to the Royal St. George Golf Club, which will host the 149th Open Championship. With this being the only major in Europe, we look a the unique setup of this venue. We also talk about how luck often plays a factor at this major. Royal St. George is among the worst Open venues for greens in regulation. Geoff and I both also mention the difficulty of the bunkers and how this major has led to surprise winners with Ben Curtis in 2003, Todd Hamilton in 2004, and Darren Clarke in 2011. We switch our attention to betting and our favorite DKSportsbook options. As usual, Geoff likes Louis Oosthuizen. He also likes Justin Thomas with odds over +2000. I also like Dustin Johnson's odds of +2250 looking for a hot week. We also look at Bryson and Collin Morikawa at +3500. Geoff likes Marc Leishman at +7000. Big D also likes Rickie Fowler at +8500. We switch to DFS and our favorite DraftKings plays. We both believe most DFS players will use a balanced approach and not punting anyone of six lineup spots. Right now, Jordan Spieth and Daniel Berger will be very popular. Berger's price of $7,400 amazed both of us that he was not more expensive. Finally, we make our picks for The Open. Geoff likes Marc Leishman while Big D is going with Jordan Spieth to win the Claret Jug.

In this episode, UK football betting expert Charlie Mullan and I preview Sunday's UEFA Euro 2020 final between Italy and England. First, we recap two memorable semi-finals, which saw Italy outlast Spain on penalties, and England end its semi-final jinx against Denmark. We talk about how Italy played a defensive game against Spain's possession while England finally faced adversity against the Danes. We also talk about the roles both managers have done in getting Italy and England to the final. Roberto Mancini has turned Italy from a country that missed the 2018 World Cup to an elite nation. Charlie mentions how Gareth Southgate has molded from a player who missed the deciding penalty in 1996 to one game from England's first major trophy since the 1966 World Cup. Southgate has also now been afraid of using players from any club whether they were in a major European tournament or not. We also breakdown the projected starting lineups starting from goalkeeper to attackers. With both teams playing 120 minutes, we debate fatigue and how the substitutions will affect Sunday's game.

With both of us into numbers, we look at our favorite props and odds for Sunday's match.

Finally, we pick Sunday's final. Both of us see England winning. Charlie believes England will get a 1-0 win while I believe the Three Lions will win a penalty shootout at Wembley.

In this episode, Jacksonville Jaguars fan Brad Harvin and I breakdown our favorite NFL team. First, we talk about the significance of having a professional sports franchise in this area of northern Florida. With so many successful college football programs in a close radius, the Jags made sense with fans who could root for them when Jacksonville started in 1995. Second, we talk about the impact 2021 NFL Draft No. 1 overall pick Trevor Lawrence will have as a rookie. We both believe he can be special. Without the best offensive line, Lawrence may need to use his mobility and his running backs. We also look at how well Urban Meyer will do in his first season as Jags head coach. Meyer has won everywhere he has coached in college. Brad also explains that getting Lawrence was a main reason why Meyer came to Jacksonville. We are also wondering how Meyer will handle losing more than any year at Utah, Florida, or the Ohio State. With college football and the NFL running closer offenses, we believe his experience with young players will coach a young team in Jacksonville. We also answer whether Jacksonville's own Tim Tebow will make any impact as a 33-year-old tight end with the Jags. We also talk about Jacksonville's important and breakout players. We are both intrigued what Marvin Jones can do with Lawrence as his quarterback. I am hopeful CJ Henderson, K'Lavon Chiasson, and Josh Allen can develop in Jacksonville's next crop of productive defenders. Finally, we conclude with some Jags trivia!

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In this episode, DailyFanMMA.com's Brett Appley and I talk UFC 264 and Dustin Poirier-Conor McGregor 3. First, we look at the main event between Dustin Poirier and Conor McGregor. In the first fight, Conor knocked out Poirier in 2014. Poirier returned the favor in January. With the aggressiveness of both fighters, we agree this fight will likely end in an early knockout. Conor may need to this fight early while Poirier can survive on his conditioning. Next, we look at the co-main event between Stephen Thompson and Gilbert Burns. We give our takes on what fighter will take a step closer towards a Welterweight title bout. We also talk early DraftKings plays for UFC 264. Brett really likes targeting the opening fight between Allen Amedovski and Hu Yaozong and Sean O'Malley as a monster favorite. Brett also answers my question whether DFS owners should use Poirier and McGregor in their lineups.

In this episode, dynasty football expert/Patriots fan Jay Christensen and I talk dynasty leagues, Patriots, and trivia. First, we talk dynasty. Jay explains what it takes to run a successful league. Unlike normal fantasy football, dynasty teams, are largely the game. Other than trades and rookies, teams could use the same roster in multiple years. For dynasty owners, two interesting players are with the New Orleans Saints. Without Drew Brees, there are more questions with Michael Thomas. After a huge 2019, Thomas dealt with injuries in a frustrating season for fantasy owners. We talk about whether Saints running back Alvin Kamara in 2021. Despite losing Brees, we both believe Kamara wlll be fine this year for fantasy and dynasty owners. Jay then mentions how he believes Giants running back Saquon Barkley will be the top dynasty/fantasy choice this year. We also look into whether Rams second-year back Cam Akers will live up to the hype in 2021. Jay also gives his favorite dynasty plays and fades. The conversation then switches to the Patriots. After two decades with Tom Brady winning Super Bowls in NE, Cam Newton struggled to fill TB12's boots in a disappointing 7-9 season. We also look in NE's aggressive off-season, and whether Alabama rookie Mac Jones will eventually start in 2021. We also look at the Patriots schedule, which includes a Tom Brady homecoming Week 4 in Foxboro. Despite not making the playoffs last year, the Pats could contend in 2021. Finally, he tries to master my question about a famous win in Patriots history!

In this episode, American 20-kilometer race-walking champs Nick Christie, Robyn Stevens, and I recap their 2020 Olympic Trials last weekend in Eugene and look forward to seeing at least one if not both at the Olympics. First, I wanted to see how Nick and Robyn's training and races went before Olympic Trials. Robyn mentions how they had not done a real from 2019 until their first 20K in Philadelphia. Unfortunately, the weather was not ideal for great walking performances. Robyn and Nick finally took their first and only flight to Philadelphia in over a year. After having not used an airplane in over a year, both of them did not drink or any refreshments on a cross-country flight and arrived dehydrated and under-nourished. Robin also experiences panic attacks, and she dealt with multiple while on the flight. At the Olympic Trials, Eugene experienced record warmth, and many longer races were held early to avoid the oppressive heat. Robyn and Nick were quite experienced in running in hot, windy conditions. Nick won his 20-kilometer race in 1:31, and Robyn won in 1:35. Robin actually got to finish twice. Nick actually lapped her before she finished her race. Neither walker made the Olympic standard, but walkers do not necessarily need a the standard for an Olympic berth. This week, Robyn found out yesterday she would be going to the Olympics. Nick will not know until July 5 if he will be heading to the Olympics. In conclusion, we talk about what race-walking will be with the unpredictable climate and weather conditions in Sapporo. Robyn and Nick also discuss how it would be to race without each other. Robyn mentions this would be the longest time they would be apart from each other.

In this episode, British 400-meter hurdle champ Jess Turner recap her exciting hurdling adventure from your young days in England to securing her Olympic spot to Tokyo. First, we talk her early running adventures. For Jess, her sister played a major role in starting her running career. Jess wanted to follow her sister in every event she tried. Jess remembers running a national qualifying time for English schools, which is a major event for young athletes in England. Jess remembers how her coach knew the 400-meter hurdles would be her event. Originally, Jess wanted to be a heptathlete, but she could not throw the shot put or javelin. Through being a heptathlete Jess learned hurdling, running, and sprinting techniques to develop her into a 400-meter star. Jess then discusses the workouts to become a great 400-meter hurdle athlete. We both agree that training is much harder than running in an actual race. In 2017, Jess won a silver medal at the 2017 European Athletics U23 Championships. Jess vividly remembers the final running blind in lane nine actually helped her run a fast time. Now, Jess loves lane nine. In 2019, Jess made her first IAAF World Athletics Championships in Doha for the 400-meter hurdles and the 4x400-meter relay for Great Britain. She reached the semi-finals in the 400-meter hurdles, and GBR finished fourth in the 4x400-meter relay. Heading to the British Olympic Trials, Jess ran a 54:77 in Belgium and 54:79 in Florence, Italy. Then, we recap Jessica's memorable race at the British Olympic Trials in Manchester, where her 54:83 in the 400-meter hurdles final won her the race and a ticket to the Tokyo Olympics. Jess was relieved to finish the race and book her spot in the Olympics. With fast times happening by several runners in the 400-meter hurdles, we look into the speed of this event. We recap Sydney McLaughin setting the women's world record of 51:90 at the US Olympic Trials. Last night, Norway's Karsten Warholm broke Kevin Young's world record at 46.70 while Holland's young star, Lemke Bol, set her country's national record at 53:33 during the Oslo Diamond League.

In this episode, British 400-meter hurdle champ Jess Turner recap her exciting hurdling adventure from your young days in England to securing her Olympic spot to Tokyo. First, we talk her early running adventures. For Jess, her sister played a major role in starting her running career. Jess wanted to follow her sister in every event she tried. Jess remembers running a national qualifying time for English schools, which is a major event for young athletes in England. Jess remembers how her coach knew the 400-meter hurdles would be her event. Originally, Jess wanted to be a heptathlete, but she could not throw the shot put or javelin. Through being a heptathlete Jess learned hurdling, running, and sprinting techniques to develop her into a 400-meter star. Jess then discusses the workouts to become a great 400-meter hurdle athlete. We both agree that training is much harder than running in an actual race. In 2017, Jess won a silver medal at the 2017 European Athletics U23 Championships. Jess vividly remembers the final running blind in lane nine actually helped her run a fast time. Now, Jess loves lane nine. In 2019, Jess made her first IAAF World Athletics Championships in Doha for the 400-meter hurdles and the 4x400-meter relay for Great Britain. She reached the semi-finals in the 400-meter hurdles, and GBR finished fourth in the 4x400-meter relay. Heading to the British Olympic Trials, Jess ran a 54:77 in Belgium and 54:79 in Florence, Italy. Then, we recap Jessica's memorable race at the British Olympic Trials in Manchester, where her 54:83 in the 400-meter hurdles final won her the race and a ticket to the Tokyo Olympics. Jess was relieved to finish the race and book her spot in the Olympics. With fast times happening by several runners in the 400-meter hurdles, we look into the speed of this event. We recap Sydney McLaughin setting the women's world record of 51:90 at the US Olympic Trials. Last night, Norway's Karsten Warholm broke Kevin Young's world record at 46.70 while Holland's young star, Lemke Bol, set her country's national record at 53:33 during the Oslo Diamond League. Lately, several track and field stars including reigning 400-meter world champ Salwa Eid Naser and US 100-meter champ Sha'Carri Richardson have been suspended from the Tokyo Olympics. We look into what could be done to prevent more athletes from testing positive for PEDs or marijuana. We then look into how both 400-meter hurdle races will play in Tokyo. With two world records and numerous personal bests and national records occurring, we both believe both world records could fall in Tokyo.

In this episode, Jake and Haley Whitaker talk about fishing and FGCU women's basketball with Big D.

First, Jake talks about his bass fishing experience. He remembers how his dad helped get him into fishing. While at UNC Charlotte, Jake won the 2014 National Championship. In 2018, Jake won the Bassmaster Rookie of the year, reeling in fish against the pros at a young age..

For top bass fisherman, winning the Bassmaster Classic is the No. 1 goal. Jake has made three straight Bassmaster Classics. Jake explains the process of an event. Usually, bass tournaments have four days of competition. All bass fishers are guaranteed two days, and the top-50 weights advance to the third day. The top-10 scores make the fourth and final day of fishing.

Jake's next event is the Guaranteed Rate Bassmaster Elite at Lake Champlain from July 8-11

Then, we switch to Haley talking about her FGCU. Memorably, Haley will never forget running head coach Karl Smesko's mile he wanted his team to run for conditioning.

In 2017, FGCU played Miami in the first round of the NCAA tournament. Haley was impressed with how many FGCU fans made the trek to Coral Gables. Haley, Taylor Gradinjan, and I even took a picture together while watching the first game. Even though Miami won by two points, it was a fun experience seeing FGCU rain a few threes in March.

In this episode, sports guru/soccer fan Alex Bleuel and I recap a memorable Round of 16 and preview the quarter-finals of UEFA Euro 2020. First, we recap the round of 16, which saw Switzerland upset France, Spain outlast Croatia in an eight-goal thriller, and the Czech Republic, Denmark, and Ukraine continue surprising runs at Europe's most prestigious football event. We also get into a brief discussion over how Dylan's favorite Chelsea players are faring. We also talk about England finally beating Germany for the first time at a major tournament since 1966. Finally, we each give our picks for the quarter-finals, which begin tomorrow. As you will see and hear, there are several disagreements between us. Alex is sticking with Belgium to beat Italy while Big D fancies Italy in Munich.

In this episode, Full Press Coverage Packers co-host Jesse Hall and I debate a variety of topics regarding the Green Bay Packers. First, we ponder about GB's recent seasons, which saw the Packers lose back-to-back NFC Championships to the 49ers and Bucs. Even without making many moves in free agency, Jesse believes in GB's talent despite not coming through in big games. Second, we debate the future of reigning NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers. Even though both of us believe he will be back in GB, there are questions whether he may become the full-time Jeopardy host, or want a trade out of Wisconsin. We also look at whether 2020 first-rounder Jordan Love is ready to be GB's next passer if needed. The conversation switches to looking at GB's brutal 2021 schedule, which includes games against the NFC West, AFC North, and the Kansas City Chiefs. Finally, Jesse and his co-host, Kyle Senra, wrote about the top-10 seasons in Packers history on https://cms.megaphone.fm/channel/ADV8.... Here, I also bring up a famous play that is still remembered in GB/NFL history.