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Brian Noe previews Championship Weekend with the sharpest minds in betting! FSR Betting Analyst Jared Smith joins Brian to dive into trends you need to be aware of in both the AFC and NFC Championship Games. Sports Handicapper from KrackWins.com Bill Krackomberger joins Brian to break down which player props he is betting this weekend.

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On today's episode, Jason gets the party started by sharing his thoughts on his beloved New York Jets' decision to hire Nathaniel Hackett to be their next offensive coordinator. Presumably, the move was made with the intention of recruiting Aaron Rodgers to the Jets since the two worked together in Green Bay for three seasons. However, any realistic sports fan who can spot the forest through the trees will tell you that this is a bad idea - for a number of reasons. Later, Super Bowl winning NFL executive and VSiN host Michael Lombardi swings by to discuss the impact Patrick Mahomes’ ankle injury could have on the game, how he expects the Cincinnati Bengals to defend the high-octane Kansas City Chiefs offense, why the Chiefs defense is going to have to be more selective with their blitz package against Joe Burrow, what makes Kyle Shanahan and Andy Reid different from Nick Sirianni and Zac Taylor, why he’s uncertain that Brock Purdy or Jalen Hurt will be able to pull out a win if the opposing team gets out to a big early lead, why he expects the 49ers will have to play much better offensively than they did against Dallas to beat the Eagles, why he’s not surprised to hear that the Cowboys might be looking to move off offensive coordinator Kellen Moore and much more! Finally, J-Mac closes the show with a very special NFL Championship Weekend edition of the Best Bet.

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The Book of Joe Podcast begins with hosts Tom Verducci and World Series Champion Joe Maddon welcoming Hillsboro Hops Manager Ronnie Gajownik to the show.  Ronnie reveals the moment when she was made the first female manager of a Class High-A baseball team.  Ronnie discusses the progress the sport is seeing and the possibility of having a female manager in the Major League within ten years.  Ronnie grew up as a Cubs fan and talks about the steps that led her to this opportunity.  Joe explores Ronnie's approach to handling her team and how she's preparing for Spring Training.  Tom asks about the mentors and role models that inspired Ronnie to end up where she is. We wrap up with a 'Reading from The Book of Joe' with Ronnie picking page 34, since she grew up as a fan of Kerry Wood.

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Paulie & Tony break their rule of never having kickers on the show (because they are ratings poison) and discuss the Cowboys meltdown with 2-time Super Bowl Champion and former Giants kicker Lawrence Tynes, who ABSOLUTELY SLAMS Dak. Plus, they give a SMART SOLUTION for how to fix Dak’s interception problems, explain why Aaron Rodgers is a GREAT FIT for the New York Jets, and MAKE A HISTORIC ANNOUNCEMENT.

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Welcome to Unbreakable! A mental health podcast hosted by Fox NFL Insider Jay Glazer. On today's episode, Mark "The Smashing Machine" Kerr takes Jay on an incredible journey through his life and career, his battle with opioid addiction and the pressure of fighting in front of 95,000 people and what that does to somebody.

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It’s Fox Sports Radio’s Official Fantasy Football Podcast! Dan Beyer and Mike Harmon react to the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs and dive into the notable losses for the Bills and Cowboys. The guys discuss why there are great signs for Trevor Lawrence moving forward in Jacksonville. Dan and Mike take a deep dive into Daniel Jones’ season and what his projections could be if he remains in New York. Plus, the guys look back on the year in fantasy by reviewing the NFC East and NFC North!

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On today's episode, Jason and Super Producer Rob G (Robert Guerra) bring you wall-to-wall analysis of the NFL Divisional round playoff action. First up, following yet another disappointing playoff exit, all eyes will be on Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys. The guys disagree regarding exactly how much blame Dak deserves for what went wrong against the San Francisco 49ers, but they do agree that Dallas' future is murky at best given how many key players are free agents (Tony Pollard and Dalton Schultz, to name a few) and how big Dak's cap number is moving forward. On the flip side, Brock Purdy did just enough to get the win for San Francisco, but with Jimmy Garoppolo set to return from his injury, are we 100% certain he won't get a quick hook if things go awry in the NFC Championship game? Moving over to the AFC, it's become abundantly clear after their blowout loss to Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals that something is amiss with the Buffalo Bills. When a team flames out at home like that you have to wonder whether or not head coach Sean McDermott is still the man for the job moving forward. McDermott is easily the biggest loser of the weekend; if the Bills' ownership had any intestinal fortitude at all they'd put in a call to Sean Payton and gauge his interest in the job. Quickly looking ahead to the AFC Championship game, both guys agree as of now that the Bengals have to be the side given the uncertainty surrounding Patrick Mahomes and his gimpy ankle. We'll dive deeper into this one as the week goes on once more information becomes available regarding Mahomes' health. Finally, the J-Mac and Rob G close the show by diving deep into Daniel Jones and whether or not he should be considered the quarterback of the future for the New York Giants. Jones was mediocre at best against the Philadelphia Eagles, but he's also been working with arguably the worst receiving corps in the NFL.

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Chris Plank and Arnie Spanier talk about the 49ers win over the Cowboys and Bengals win over the Bills, The guys don’t think that changes need to be made in Dallas and Buffalo while Arnie believes the Giants  thinks it’s time to make changes. Todd Fuhrman of the BetTheBoard Podcast joins the show, the team previews next week’s Conference Championship games and much more!

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Mark Willard and Ephraim Salaam react to the four NFL playoff games that went down this weekend. The guys go back and forth about the Cowboys loss to the 49ers and if Brock Purdy is going to be able to keep the magical run going. They breakdown how Purdy was the last pick in the draft proving his worth and raise concern for Dak Prescott. The also discuss if Joe Burrow should be recognized with Patrick Mahomes as the best QB in the league.

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Dan Beyer and Aaron Torres breakdown the Bengals at Bills divisional playoff game and the possibility that the Bills are a cursed franchise within the NFL. The guys talk about Purdy and the 49ers, Shannon Sharpe’s incident with the Grizzlies, the ceiling for Joe Burrow and Cowboys at 49ers 1st half recap. Plus, FSR NFL insider Adam Caplan joins the show to recap the Divisional round games!

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