Cousin Marco and Tony Sharp are back as they recap a wild NFL slate and look ahead to this week’s board. They hit everything from the Packers’ slide and the Bears’ “lucky” hot streak to the Falcons’ weekly heartbreak, the Ravens’ playoff odds, and why the Broncos and Seahawks defenses are for real. Along the way they talk spit-gate with Jalen Ramsey, coaching blunders, Lane Kiffin rumors, and why Georgia is still the college team to beat. They close by walking through sides they love, games to avoid at all costs, and a couple of sliced-thin parlays for the weekend.

Million Dollar Marco and Tony Sharp are back for the week 11 slate in the NFL. We break down why the Broncos might be the worst 8-2 offense in history, how the Texans stole one from Jacksonville, and why Seattle’s defense is quietly elite. We go head-to-head on MVP talk, call out the Niners’ collapse, and preview Lions-Eagles as the game of the week. And as always, we run through every game of the week!

The Cousins break down another wild week around the NFL — from the Ravens handling Miami to the Bears’ 47-42 shootout, the Chargers losing Joe Alt, and the Rams and Seahawks separating themselves. They call out the Saints, question the Cowboys, and reset the playoff picture heading into Week 10.

The guys run through every matchup, share leans and moneyline plays, and close with two parlays: Tony’s +700 ML Steamer and Marco’s 18-to-1 can't miss parlay.

Marco opens solo with a raw Week 8 recap — Commanders collapse, Packers save the week, and Broncos keep rolling — before Tony joins to break down this week’s slate of games: Ravens-Dolphins on Thursday night, Bears-Bengals, and Texans-Broncos. The cousins mix betting talk, bankroll swings, and one bold 23-to-1 parlay with a few props you’ll want to tail.

Marco Piemonte and Tony Sharp go off on a wild Week in football — same-game chaos on Thursday, London letdowns, and coaching debates after the Bears outlast the Saints. The guys call out Miami, question San Francisco, and back Detroit as the NFC’s top threat. Plus, college picks they love, National Tight End Weekend shout-outs, and the sliced thin parlay and Marco's 35 to 1 parlay.

Marco & Tony Sharp come in hot after Bears 25–24, torching refs, Troy’s vibes, and anyone fading Chicago. We reset the NFC picture, make the case for Baker as the MVP frontrunner, and roast the Niners (again). Anthony unloads on Jets coaching, Denver’s identity crisis, and why London games belong in the trash. We hit Lions-Chiefs officiating, Steelers voodoo, Falcons’ bully ball, and the Ravens’ wobble without Lamar. College gets a spicy rant on the transfer portal and why nobody’s a sure thing right now.

Marco and Tony Sharp are firing from all angles this week. From the NFL’s wild midseason swings to college football’s biggest traps, nothing is off-limits. We hit the live-bet blueprint for the Red River showdown, why Philly’s offense looks broken, and which underdog is primed to wreck parlays across the country. Baker Mayfield’s MVP buzz gets real, Dak Prescott’s resurgence is dissected, and the Ravens’ playoff math is back on the table. Plus, our 20-to-1 parlay and props, alt lines, and a few spicy travel angles you’ll want to circle.

Another wild week in the NFL, and we’re breaking it all down. From surprising starts to early disappointments, we talk through which teams are actually built to last and which ones are smoke and mirrors. Coaching decisions, quarterback questions, culture shifts, and injuries all take center stage as we separate contenders from pretenders. Plus, plenty of laughs, plenty of arguments, and of course, our favorite picks and a parlay to slice thin at the end.

On this week's All In: Bills at 3–0 but flawed, Texans 0–3 heartbreaks, ATL panic, Baker’s clutch gene, Rams–Eagles controversy, Browns D, Saints at rock bottom, Chargers 3–0 under Harbaugh, a 49ers rant, Bears’ path back to .500, and a full card of NFL picks + props—plus an 18–1 parlay.

Marco Piemonte and Tony Sharp are back for Week 3 of All In Sports. The cousins dive into early-season headlines: are the Packers legit contenders, what’s going wrong in Pittsburgh, and can the Dolphins defense hold up against the Bills? They debate Mac Jones’ rebirth, the Rams’ hot start, and whether the Bears’ struggles go beyond the quarterback. Plus, which 0–2 teams are in must-win territory, the wave of QB injuries around the league, and a look at which underdogs could flip the script this weekend.