Tyler and Jeremy talk about McNamara's play against Wisconsin, the defense stepping on the throat of an opponent and the open offense by Josh Gattis. They also cover MSU's win against WKU, how the skill position players are an advantage against everyone, Thorne's ability highlighted by his ball security and one of the worst targeting calls ever seen.

Tyler tries to talk File off the ledge while they talk about how Wisconsin is the favorite despite not being undefeated, how Michigan has struggled in Madison and how McNamara's play, not the result, should be how we judge Michigan. They also talk about interesting strengths versus weaknesses matchups in the MSU-WKU game and how Kenneth Walker should be able to bounce back.

Tyler and Jeremy talk about the injuries to Drew Beesley and Josh Ross, how to adjust and who might be able to step up in their place.

Tyler and Jeremy talk about Kalon Gervin and Chase Kline entering the portal, the offensive coordinators for Michigan and Michigan State both getting torched and how the defenses and special teams for both schools helped the Spartans and Wolverines survive.

Tyler and Jeremy talk about how Rutgers veteran leadership won't help the Scarlet Knights against Michigan, but could help Michigan with Payton Thorne. They also talk about everything surrounding the Michigan State-Nebraska game and how King may have helped the Spartans prepare for Martinez. They also offer their predictions for this weekend's game. *Spoiler: There is an upset picked.

Tyler and Jeremy argue about why the "wait and see" mentality is different or similar for each school, how Michigan still hasn't thrown the ball, but dominated as expected. They also discuss the rapid development of Payton Thorne, a surprising defensive performance and Kenneth Walker being the best back in America so far this season.

Jeremy kicks professionalism to the curb while Tyler talks Rocky Lombardi making a return to Michigan Stadium, if Michigan will join us in the 21st century, obvious concerns about MSU's matchups with D'Eriq King and if Miami is still good enough to beat Michigan State (a conversation we thought we'd never have this year). They also offer up their predictions for this weekend's contests.

Jeremy kicks professionalism to the curb while Tyler talks Rocky Lombardi making a return to Michigan Stadium, if Michigan will join us in the 21st century, obvious concerns about MSU's matchups with D'Eriq King and if Miami is still good enough to beat Michigan State (a conversation we thought we'd never have this year). They also offer up their predictions for this weekend's contests.

Tyler and Jeremy try to not yell at each other over who hands the ball off to Michigan's running back and discuss how Thorne at least offers an aerial threat. Tyler also comes around to the idea that maybe not all teams were created equal during Covid.

Tyler and Jeremy discuss how Washington is not an early benchmark game anymore and how Michigan should exploit the Huskies. They also talk about how MSU's bench shouldn't be used so much early against YSU and how they want to see MSU's receivers utilized. Finally, they give their picks against the spread for each game.