March Madness is HERE and the Cousins are back in full force breaking down the entire bracket with bets, takes, and chaos.

From Duke’s path to survival in a loaded region to bold upset calls like Utah State over Arizona and SMU making a deep run, Marco and Tony go game-by-game through the first two rounds. They debate Big Ten vs Big 12 matchups, call out suspicious lines, and highlight the teams they love (and the ones they absolutely can’t stand).

Plus, the guys dive into:

Trap games and “weird lines” you should watch

Cinderella potential vs reality in March

Why certain mid-majors could shake up the bracket

Their early picks heading into the Sweet 16

If you're filling out your bracket or looking for betting edges, this is your full March Madness cheat sheet—Cousins style.

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0:06 March Madness Kickoff

It’s Super Bowl week, and Marco Piemonte and Tony Sharp go all the way in.

The cousins break down the Patriots vs. Seahawks matchup from every angle — quarterback legacies, coaching chess matches, unsung heroes, tempo control, and why this game feels way stranger than it should. From Drake Maye’s poise in his first Super Bowl to Sam Darnold’s career-defining legacy moment, Seattle’s explosiveness vs. New England’s discipline takes center stage.

They dive deep into X-factors, third-down execution, red-zone efficiency, turnover battles, and how coaching experience shapes the biggest game of the year. Plus: historical Super Bowl betting trends, public vs. sharp money, why underdogs continue to thrive on this stage, and how one mistake can flip everything.

Championship Sunday is here, and the Cousins are breaking down everything that led us to the brink of the Super Bowl. Bones and Tony Sharp hold it down with a full divisional-round recap, starting with Indiana’s gritty national title win and a deep dive into what went wrong for Miami and Carson Beck.

From there, it’s wall-to-wall NFL chaos: the Broncos stunning the Bills and the fallout that got Sean McDermott fired, Seattle’s demolition of the 49ers, the Patriots bullying C.J. Stroud into submission, and a heartbreaking Bears loss to the Rams in the cold at Soldier Field.

The episode wraps with full Championship Sunday previews, betting angles, public vs sharp movement, and strong opinions on Rams-Seahawks and Broncos-Patriots. Plus: Jarrett Stidham lore, Bo Nix love, coaching truths, and why perseverance matters more than margin of victory this time of year.

Lock in. This one’s built for bettors, ball knowers, and anyone who lives for January football.

Marco Piemonte and Tony Sharp are back with a full playoff betting breakdown, starting with the College Football National Championship before diving head-first into the NFL postseason slate.

The guys debate Indiana vs. Miami, break down why Indiana’s defense has become one of the most disruptive units in college football, and explain how roster construction through the transfer portal is changing the game.

From there, it’s all NFL:

Bills vs. Broncos and why Denver at home could be the sharp side

Seahawks vs. 49ers with travel, rest, and scheduling advantages in focus

Texans vs. Patriots and the case for live wagering value

Rams vs. Bears, where loyalty, logic, and bankroll discipline collide

Marco and Tony also hammer home one of their biggest playoff principles: live betting creates more edge than pregame lines, especially when momentum and game flow shift quickly.

It’s raw, honest, and unapologetic playoff talk — the wins, the losses, the traps, and the spots the public gets wrong.

The NFL Playoffs are officially here, and All In is locked in for a full Wild Card breakdown.

Marco Piemonte and Tony Sharp open the show reacting to Black Monday fallout and the league-wide coaching carousel, debating where names like Kliff Kingsbury and Brian Flores fit best — and which coordinators shouldn’t get another head-coaching shot. They also dive into the NFL free-agent landscape, spotlighting players such as Kyle Pitts, Mike Evans, George Pickens, and Malik Willis, and breaking down ideal team fits.

The conversation then shifts to college football chaos, including Big Ten dominance, bowl-game letdowns, bye-week struggles, and marquee playoff matchups like Ole Miss vs Miami and Oregon vs Indiana.

To close, Marco and Tony deliver a full NFL Wild Card betting preview, breaking down every game on the slate with spreads, totals, narratives, live-bet ideas, and multiple parlays — including a bold 30-to-1 playoff special.

If you’re betting the playoffs, tracking coaching moves, or just want unfiltered NFL takes, All In has you covered.

We made it to the last week of the regular season and Marco and Anthony walk you through everything you need to know. Before we get into the NFL we take a look at the next round of the college football playoffs. We could have a couple of upsets brewing. We then dive into the entire week 18 slate in the NFL. Not only do we go over playoff clinching scenarios and seeding possibilities, We also tell you which players have some inventive bonuses on the line!

It’s a Christmas Edition of Cousins All In, and the cousins are back at the desk breaking down one of the wildest weeks of football all season. From the Seahawks’ jaw-dropping comeback over the Rams to the Bears’ never-say-die effort against Green Bay, nothing is off limits. The guys hit every NFL matchup on the slate — calling out collapses, coaching failures, playoff pretenders, and teams that just won’t go away. They debate the Bills’ ugly wins, the Ravens’ late-game issues, the Panthers’ grit, and whether the Lions, Rams, and Bengals can be trusted when it matters most.

Cousin and Anthony recap a chaotic NFL weekend, including Atlanta’s late comeback over Tampa Bay, Buffalo surviving New England behind another Josh Allen takeover, and Philadelphia getting back on track with a dominant win over Las Vegas. They then shift to a preview of the first round of the College Football Playoff, breaking down key matchups and early betting angles. To close, the guys look ahead to the week’s biggest NFL games, with a spotlight on Packers vs. Bears in a critical playoff swing game and Lions vs. Steelers in a heavyweight matchup with major implications, plus picks, leans, and our latest parlays for the weekend.

Million Dollar Marco and Tony Sharp are reeling after a brutal weekend as the Bears, Falcons, Cowboys and Bucs all send tickets up in flames. They run through a wild slate around the league — Lions/Cowboys ref talk, NFC South chaos, Jags rolling, Seahawks burying the Falcons, the snow-globe shootout between Bills and Bengals, and what’s really going on with the Chiefs, Broncos and Rams as contenders. They hit on the Browns’ bizarre handling of Shedeur Sanders, the Notre Dame playoff snub and bowl opt-out drama, plus a full card of sides, totals and teaser ideas for this week’s NFL board. Buckle up, bet slips ready — and, as always, like, share, subscribe, and ring the bell.

Million Dollar Marco and Tony Sharp are back from Philly breaking down a wild NFL Week 13. They hit Packers–Lions and Chiefs–Cowboys on Thanksgiving, why they’re more worried about the Lions than excited about the Packers, Joe Burrow as an automatic play in prime time, and the Bears running it down the Eagles’ throat. Then they whip around the slate — Texans’ defense, riding with the Falcons, and Bears looks to convert the haters from Lambeau Field. And of course we're bringing you Marco's 40-1 parlay and Tony Sharp's sliced thin selections for the week.