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Three weeks in and the NFL is already sorting itself out. Five teams sitting at 0-3 and five teams still undefeated. The gap between contenders and pretenders is real. On the loser side, the Chargers, Texans, Dolphins, Titans, and Bucs all can't find a win. We're going through each one and deciding who can dig out of this and whose season is basically over. On the winner side, the Chiefs, 49ers, Raiders, Vikings, and Bills are all 3-0 but most of them had easy schedules this week, so how real are they?

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NFL Week 2 is done and we have some early overreactions that might actually be right.

Starting in the AFC, the Chiefs needed overtime to beat the Colts 33-30 at home, Cincinnati went on the road and blew out Houston 20-6, and Baltimore somehow lost to the Saints at home 24-17. We're going through all the AFC matchups and figuring out which results tell us something real about these teams.

On the NFC side, Carolina went into Atlanta and put up 34 on the Falcons. 34 to 3. Minnesota is 2-0 after beating Chicago 9-3 on the road, and Seattle still hasn't lost going back to last season after blowing out Arizona 31-7. We're breaking down who's legit and who just got lucky. College football had another wild weekend. Lane Kiffin's Ole Miss squad upset #7 LSU at home 32-24. Kentucky went on the road and beat #9 Texas A&M 31-21. Louisville took down #16 SMU 41-31. We're talking about which upsets matter most heading into next weekend.

Plus our Week 3 picks after Feefo took the lead dog spot going 4-2 last week. This week we got Rams vs Broncos, Ravens vs Cowboys, Eagles vs Bears, and Cardinals vs 49ers.

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The NFL regular season kicked off with teams averaging 25 points per game. We're breaking down which Week 1 matchups had us on our feet, which teams already look like a problem, and who got exposed early. Plus we're finally giving our division winners and Super Bowl picks.

On the college football side, this past weekend was pure chaos. Number 1 Ohio State fell to Texas in Austin. Oregon got dropped by Oklahoma State. Oklahoma lost at Michigan. Three ranked upsets in one weekend. We're getting into which one shocked us the most and which team can recover for a playoff push.

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Dead End Sports is LIVE. The NBA just handed the Clippers the worst punishment in league history. Ballmer suspended for a year, five first-round picks gone, massive fines for the Kawhi Leonard sponsorship deals. We're talking about whether this was too much or exactly what they deserved. College football is officially back and the opening weekend did not disappoint. Colorado, LSU, and Oregon all came away with big wins. We break down what we saw and where these teams are headed this season.

Best/Worst of the Week with Shelton. Power Rankings with Spike. Overtime Superchats.

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Football is officially back, and we're getting ready for another NFL season. Tonight on Dead End Sports LIVE, we debate whether the AFC and NFC West are the best divisions in the NFL, make our picks for each division, and identify which teams could be headed for a rebuild. We also continue our annual NFL position rankings, ranking the best quarterbacks in the league heading into the 2026-27 season. Plus, college football is back. We give our biggest college football hot takes, including which teams could exceed expectations, which could disappoint, and the players we're watching this season.

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A fun excercise before we kicked off the last episode.

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Stephen A. Smith winning all the awards this week.

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The NFL season is almost here, but first we have a major NBA story to discuss.

The Los Angeles Lakers have reportedly changed ownership again, less than a year after Mark Walter purchased the Buss family's controlling stake. We discuss the reported $12.5 billion valuation, why the change happened so quickly, and what it could mean for the future of one of the NBA's biggest franchises.

Then we turn to the NFL and preview the AFC North and NFC North. Who wins each division, and which teams could be headed toward a rebuild?

Finally, we continue our annual NFL position rankings by debating the league's best wide receivers and running backs heading into the 2026-27 season.

Topics:

• Lakers ownership change
• $12.5 billion Lakers valuation
• Future of the Lakers
• AFC North predictions
• NFC North predictions
• NFL contenders and rebuild candidates
• Top wide receivers
• Top running backs

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This week, we discuss the proposed Protect College Sports Act and what a national NIL framework could mean for college athletics. Then we turn to the NFL and make our predictions for the AFC South and NFC South, including which teams can contend and which could be headed for a rebuild.

Finally, we continue our annual NFL position rankings with the league's best cornerbacks and safeties heading into the 2026-27 season.

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