Bovada's At Odds Podcast

College basketball is back and Patrick and Seth discuss the utility of so many games early in the season. Can the excitement of upset wins in November hold up against their meaning for teams hoping for one of the coveted 64 March Madness spots?

After a fantastic weekend of games on both sides of the Atlantic, the fellas look ahead to Week 10. Coming off a bye can San Fran finally right the ship against the 6-2 Jaguars? And can Cleveland's defense prove that they're for real and slow down this Ravens offense?

Patrick checks in on his Maple Leafs who are seemingly able to score at will but defensively couldn't stop a beach ball. Can Toronto give Bovada's Head Oddsmaker a decent show on Wednesday evening with him in attendance against the Ottawa Senators?

With the Chiefs falling to Denver, the Eagles barely escaping the Commanders and the 49ers losing yet again your fearless podcasting heroes are once again left scratching their heads and wondering which team can we confidently call the best in the NFL.

The NBA is still shaking off the cobwebs but we already have a big early-season trade with James Harden heading from the Sixers to the Clippers. The Clippers have seen their title odds improve slightly and with the Harden headache removed Daryl Morey can resume weighing in on global conflicts.

The Heritage Classic has come and gone and Patrick and Seth discuss the betting angles that come up with these unique outdoor events.

And the fellas look ahead to the weekend's games with marquee matchups between the Dolphins/Chiefs and Cowboys/Eagles.

It was another banner weekend for the sportsbook punctuated by stunning upsets of the Bills and 49ers. As the fellas look back on the first seven weeks of the season they discuss the league's surprises and where teams and players have over and underperformed so far.

The NBA returns and with it comes squeaking floors, load management, and, this season, an in-season tournament. While Pat and Seth applaud Adam Silver for his creativity they're unsure how much this will move the needle.

And with MLB looking ahead to the World Series what kind of ratings are in store and how will the games hold up against 50 Days of Football, the Frozen Frenzy, and the return of the hardcourt?

The 49ers pushed one wide right, the Jets chased Jalen Hurts all over the field and Bovada had its best NFL Sunday of the season.

With the Dolphins righting the ship against Carolina who will come out on top when they take on the Eagles Sunday night? Can the Bills shake off a mistake-filled game against the Giants and put another nail in Bill Belichick's coffin?

The fellas also check in on the MLB playoffs and welcome the return of the premier league after the international break. Patrick clarifies the betting rules for abandoned soccer matches. Pat and Seth resolve not to pay Aaron Rodgers to be a guest.

The colors on the leaves are changing, the Blue Jays have been eliminated and the Maple Leafs once again prepare to crush the hearts of their fans – Fall has arrived.

Pat and Seth take a look back at the top games of the weekend as Oklahoma upset Texas, USC and Caleb Williams got taken to triple-overtime by Arizona and Notre Dame once again came up short in prime time.

The fellas discuss the injury status of Joe Burrow and the risks taken by the Bengals organization, preview Kansas City-Denver and whether Sean Payton might be one-and-done in Denver, and wonder whether the Browns can keep it close hosting San Fran with a curiously low point spread.

In the NFL the Jets once again come up short but is there reason for optimism with the strides Zach Wilson made against the Chiefs? Will the Broncos' defense finally find their form this weekend or will Wilson be able to convert the many doubters?

The Cowboys travel to Santa Clara to take on the 49ers in this week's marquee matchup. Can the Cowboys show that they're a serious contender in the NFC or will San Fran solidify their frontrunner status?

In College, Texas takes on Oklahoma at the Texas State Fair in their last Big 12 matchup before departing for the SEC. With both teams having legitimate playoff aspirations who will come out on top and where's the money currently?

Finally, the MLB playoffs are here and Patrick and Seth look back on the regular season and how the various rule changes played out after 162 games.

Seth and Patrick look back at a wild weekend of football that saw the Dallas Cowboys blow a layup against Arizona and even a potential Love Story in Kansas City while the Bears were hoping to Shake It Off.

Meanwhile, the Dolphins continue their impressive start to the year dumping 70 points on Sean Payton and the Denver Broncos. Can the Dolphins keep their winning ways going as they take on the Bills this Sunday? And where do the Broncos go from here after 3 disappointing losses in a row?

And if the NFL and NCAA-F odds don't interest you, Swifties, we've got you covered as well.

Pierre Garcon joins the show this week to discuss how the NFL season is shaping up after two weeks and how he feels the Washington Commanders stack up against the rest of the NFC East. We also have him size up who he thinks is the best wide receiver in the league, what head coaches are making a difference early on and who he thinks is the best team right now.

Patrick and Seth discuss the impasse the Jets find themselves at, what can they do to salvage the season and whether it's worth trying to integrate someone new under center.

And with Arsenal back in the Champions League Seth laments the careful balancing act that comes up with juggling such a heavy schedule of meaningful contests. Patrick sadly cannot relate.

The Aaron Rodgers era in New York is over as quickly as it started. It took only 4 plays for the former MVP to exit off-broadway and, despite the stunning upset win of the Bills, the Jets are for now looking at Zach Wilson as their QB1. How long will the Jets hand him the reigns and who are the leading contenders to jump in if Wilson stumbles?

If the Jets are smarting how bad do the Bills have to feel? Josh Allen's gunslinging ways got the better of him and if Stefon Diggs was frustrated this offseason one can only imagine what's going through his mind after a chokejob like that.

And with the Chiefs losing a tough opening game and a strong Jags team coming up next how vulnerable is Kansas City this year? Can the return of Chris Jones right the ship? And how effective will Travis Kelce be coming off of injury?

Terrell Davis joins the show this week to help Patrick and Seth preview the start of the NFL season and what the future (and Futures board) looks like for the Denver Broncos. Will a new head coach and a full offseason of preparation for Russell Wilson right the ship or will they once again be doomed to the cellar of the AFC West? And which running back does the former Hall of Famer think has the best chance to break 2,000 yards rushing this year?

And in Flushing, we're more than halfway through a US Open that's been filled with marathon matches, a wide-open women's bracket, and Djokovic/Alcaraz once again lining up for yet another championship clash.

Thank goodness we survived the summer. Football is back.