It was a rough weekend to be a sports fan in the state of Colorado to say the least. Brendan and Taylor begin by breaking down a historic Broncos annihilation in Miami and another Bears wipeout in Kansas City, as they attempt to explain what's so incomprehensibly wrong with both organizations. Then, the duo analyzes a surprise Cowboys loss in Arizona, a miraculous Packers 4th quarter comeback against the Saints, and a terrific Texans performance in Jacksonville. Taylor then shares a fascinating theory about NFL expansion overseas as a prelude to the upcoming Jaguars-Falcons game in London. Finally, the guys expose Colorado and why their destruction at Oregon shouldn't be a surpise. Additional college scores are also discussed across week 4.

Brendan, Taylor, and Travis analyze a rather tame week of college football and NFL action, featuring minimal upsets and headlines. The trio focuses primarily on SEC and Big XII matchups from week 3 of college football, which included a huge Florida upset over Tennessee at The Swamp, a close, physical scrap between Georgia and South Carolina, a thrilling field goal finish between Missouri and Kansas St, and a morale-boosting win for West Virginia over arch-rivals Pitt. Finally, the guys discuss NFL results from week 2, featuring an easy Cowboys win and comeback wins for the Commanders and Giants.

Nick joins Taylor in analyzing all 64 teams competing in the Champions League and Europa League group stages, as it's still too early to check-in to the Conference League. Our European football experts predict which teams will advance from the two group stages and which sides have zero chance of progressing.

Brendan, Taylor, and Travis break down a somewhat sombering Week 1 in the NFL, as Aaron Rodgers went down with an Achilles injury just four snaps into his first drive as a New York Jet. The trio analyzes that Monday night game, where Josh Allen dropped a disaster-class and the Jets managed to fight back to a thrilling overtime victory against divisional rivals Buffalo. Additionally, they review an easy Dallas Cowboys shutout victory at the same stadium on Sunday night against their divisional rivals, the New York Giants, the reigning Super Bowl champions Kansas City loss to Detroit at home, and Jordan Love's near-flawless start in the Packers' victory in Chicago, amongst other results. Finally, the guys highlight major upsets in Week 2 across college football and assess the new Top 25 rankings ahead of Week 3 action.

Brendan, Taylor, and Travis recap an exciting first week of college football, which featured a slate of Big XII humiliations and a few unexpected ACC upsets. The guys break down Colorado's thrilling victory in Fort Worth in Coach Prime's debut over reigning runners-up TCU, Texas Tech's double-overtime loss at Wyoming, and Baylor's embarrassing home loss to Texas State--an abysmal start for the Texan representatives. They also reveal the latest in the ongoing conference realignment saga, as SMU, Cal, and Stanford have secured safe passage to the ACC amidst rumors of Clemson, Florida State, and UNC's impending departures. Finally, the trio previews week two's major match ups in college football and looks ahead to week one of the NFL season.

Brendan, Taylor, and Travis preview the upcoming week one matchups across the NCAA and the NFL, which include some conference rivalry games in the Big Ten and a multitude of divisional rivalry games in the NFL. The trio analyzes the twenty-five ranked college programs and determines which teams are deserving of the rank, along with which teams could be in for a rough season ahead.

Nick and Taylor unpack the most unprecedented summer transfer window in history, as the Saudi Pro League swooped into the European market and lured dozens of quality players to the sandbox. The duo also examines which Premier League sides have reinforced their ranks wisely and which clubs have made baffling signings, and they highlight important transfers across Serie A, Bundesliga, and La Liga. Finally, our European football experts discuss the long-term influence the Saudi Pro League could have on European football and how it could successfully secure representation in European competitions.

Chapter Head of the Bayern Munich Fan Club of Texas - Austin, Jared Robison, and fellow Austinite Bayern fan, Ryan Malsbary, join Taylor in discussing Harry Kane's transfer from Tottenham Hotspur to Die Rekordmesiter. They analyze Thomas Tuchel's management of the club following Julian Nagelsmann's sacking, discuss the new summer signings and summer departures, lament the home Supercup loss to RB Leipzig, give their opinions on this season's kits, and provide expectations for the upcoming 2023/24 season.

Brendan, Taylor, and Travis navigate the ever-changing NCAA football conference realignment landscape, as Arizona, Arizona State, and Utah decide to join Colorado in the Big XII. The trio speculate what these schools will bring to the table in their new conference, what will happen to the four remaining schools in the Pac-12, and which conference could be partitioned next.

Brendan, Taylor, and Travis break in the first episode of an action-packed month of August with more F1 and NCAA conference realignment news. Brendan starts by recapping the Hungarian and Belgian GPs, where Max Verstappen characteristically dominated while Logan Sargeant underperformed once again. Then, the guys discuss the return of the Colorado Buffaloes to the Big XII after an abysmal 12 years spent in the rapidly dissolving Pac-12.