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Back for Week 6 of the NFL season giving you our best bets for this week's slate of NFL games.
This is a lengthy episode, but for good reason. There has been a lot going on in the world of sports and in the NFL. We cover it all.
All that and much much more.
On this episode we preview the week 4 slate of NFL spreads:
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We are back for Week 3 of the NFL season and are beginning to get a feel for the identity of each team in the league. I am joined as always by Tyler Hayward.
On this episode we will attempt to bounce back from a disappointing 2-4 week 2. Our record on the season now sits at 6-6.
We have a few things to discuss on this week's episode.
We talk to Tyler about this weekend's showdown in Madison, Wisconsin, why we believe the wrong team is favored as the Notre Dame Fighting Irish come to town being given 6 points by the books.
We also breakdown some things to look for this weekend in the NFL, and will give you a bonus game because of our delay in recording this episode.
Tyler and I also discuss how this is the best possible situation for Justin Fields to make his first NFL start, and Matt Nagy probably doesn't even realize it.
As usual we will give you our six best bets for this weekend in the NFL.
On this highly controversial episode that I am certain will ruffle some feathers.
My thoughts after Simone Biles withdrew from the team competition at the Olympics, citing mental issues.
I just want to spotlight the stigma and perception of this decision and mental health in sports. Very short episode, but I think the message is very clear, when you reach a certain level, the expectations are different. Take a listen. Comment if you disagree, but always share. Thanks for listening. . . Football is coming. . . be patient.
In this episode I will cover what Coach K means to college basketball, where he stands in the history of the game, and why we shouldn't all be so naive to think that he or anyone around this game or college athletics is flawless or without fault. He was the best at what he did, whether he did it the right way or not, that's for you to decide. He did what he had to do, and he was the best we have ever seen at that. Thank you as always for listening. I am ready for the hurt feelings from people who disagree and am open to discussion.
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