The Frenemies give their picks for today's week 13 NFL slate. We also learn that through three weeks of just picking winners, that's right just winners, Carter somehow has a losing record. 

Once again the Frenemies are back at it recapping the week 12 slate including all the thanksgiving games. Once the Browns are brought up Jake and Carter get into a fiery shouting match that left chairs thrown and tables knocked over!

After an unfathomable week of College Football, the Frenemies cannot contain themselves as to all four unload on each other about the Ohio State Vs. Michigan game, College Football Playoff Scenarios, and the monumental coaching changes! There was so much to cover we had to go all the way to the hour mark!

The Frenemies recap an explosive week 11 and give their takes on the biggest winners and losers for that week. Carter goes on a rampage about the Browns and Baker Mayfield and Jack quickly comes to the defense of Baker. 

In another College Football Frenemies Episode, the Frenemies debate if CJ Stroud has inched past Bryce Young for the Heisman Trophy. They follow up the Heisman talk by giving their take on this season's biggest disappointment. Finally, the Frenemies get their College Football Playoff takes which leaves chairs flipped and tables were thrown. It was by far the most explosive segment of the series!

After a lengthy suspension, Hunter rejoins the Frenemies! The Frenemies go over their pretenders and contenders for the NFL Playoffs and then get heated when debating the Week 11 Slate! 

In today's episode of Frenemies the table featuring Jake, Jack, and Carter discuss a multitude of College Football Playoff Scenarios and how each team can make the playoffs. Jumping into the second segment the table erupts into chaos as they give their takes on what to do about the College Football Playoffs expansion. We strongly encourage our listeners to click the link below to send in a voice message on their thoughts for anything College Football to have a chance to be featured in Frenemies' next College Football episode!

The table gets into heated discussions about what teams are contenders or pretenders early in the NBA Playoff Race. After the first segment, the debate begins about who should be the Rookie of the Year with the two favorites being Evan Mobley of the Cavaliers and Scottie Barnes of the Raptors. The table then finishes off the episode by arguing who will be the face of the League after Lebron Retires.