JP and Dan wrap up their way too early one on one 2023 NFL Draft! Both guys pick the back half of their starting 22's, with some surprises throughout. The boys are also drinking some more beverages from Big Lake brewing in Holland, Michigan, and to wrap things up, they crack open a special bourbon that JP's been waiting to try. 

JP and Dan are fresh off what might have been their worst round of golf this summer, but no matter, it's College Football and NFL draft startup time! These boys are ambitiously going back and forth through a top 22 for each of their starting lineups. Some of these guys might even go at the top of the 2023 NFL Draft! But before we get there, let's see what these guys have to say...

JP and Dan pull out a mixy sixy of stories each as NFL teams ramp up their training camps.  The boys debate whether or not it's a good choice for Jacksonville to have Trevor Lawrence sit out the Hall of Fame game, why the Tennessee Titans can't seem to get out of their own way, and several other small skirmishes as guys that haven't been able to hit anyone in eight months finally get to put on the pads. Also! JP can barely contain his excitement for Hard Knocks to do it up Detroit style. These guys wrap it up with recapping some vacation and family event beers they had over the weekend, with a surprise beverage from outside of Michigan.

JP and Dan talk through the 14 teams they believe are best positioned to make the NFL playoffs for this upcoming season.  Yes training camps have just started, and this list is totally subject to change, but the boys plant their flags...and for the third straight year JP predicts the same pairing in the Super Bowl.  Third time's the charm? Or Three Strikes he's Out?! 

JP and Dan start out this episode recapping their (Ok, JP's) beer adventures from over the weekend. Then the boys launch into their overly ambitious attempt to sort out what teams aren't going to make the NFL playoffs this year. Caution...you might not agree with some of their decisions!

JP and Dan may have bitten off more than they could chew in an effort to wrap up their six packs of prospects over the last 24 years. Today they power through Linebackers, Cornerbacks and Safeties, in what can only be said as their most thorough (and longest) episode yet! It's hard to get JP off Linebacker talk when you get him going.  The boys also touch on a list of session beers to drink...or skip this summer. Crack one open and enjoy!

Dan and JP give their apologies to baseball fans of the show, as they totally forgot to preview the MLB draft last week.  Then the boys get into their six pack of Interior D-Linemen and Edge Rushers/Outside Linebackers from 1998-2010 and 2011-2022.  Of course JP cheats and Dan can't do math, so you're in for their most thorough episode yet!

JP and Dan are back together again after another somewhat atrocious round of golf. The boys jump back in the archives to name their top six prospects at QB, TE and O-Line, broken down into two blocks of time, 1998-2010 and 2011-2022. Have a listen and a laugh at some of their hits and catastrophic misses over the years. They also have a little bourbon battle as each of our gents grabbed a bottle off of JP's wall of whiskey wonderment and went head to head in a blind taste. Cheers!

This week as the summer break wears on between OTA's, Minicamps and proper training camps, Dan and JP look at some of their favorite players that they were super high on going into each NFL draft. Starting in 1998, the boys recap their top six Wide Receivers from 98-2010, and another six pack from 2011-2022. They detail their hits...and some spectacular misses! The episode wraps up with some talk about beers to try, and a list of beers that JP rips apart. Crack one open and enjoy!

JP and Dan are live and in person again, fresh off of Dan's worst golf round of the year. To make them feel better the boys have their first Bourbon throwdown of the podcast, featuring a Weller, some dragon's milk, and a Varchas. They also touch on the NHL draft, and complete their look at the offseason activities for NFC South and North teams, including some unlikely praise for the Green Bay Packers.