Bob and Prater discuss the Boise State UNLV game this Saturday, can the Broncos slow down the Rebel's big man for a 2nd time this year, and is this the most important game of the year for the Broncos?

Bob and Chris preview the Big Game between Philadelphia and New England, a Fish Tank on what happens next for the two QB's invovled, and Ron Flatter of VSIN on how to handle betting on the game, either the acutal play or the prop bets.

Bob and Chris talk to Ron Flatter of the Vegas Sports and Information Network, on what the atmosphere is like in Minneapolis, and how to handle making bets or prop bets on the Big Game this weekend.

Bob and Chris hop into the Fish Tank and discuss the legacy of Tom Brady should he lose on Sunday, Nick Foles being the richest QB of the QB's that change teams this offseason, and how will Jay Ajayi fare in the game?

Bob and Chris preview the Big Game between Philadelphia and New England, is Nick Foles enough to get past Tom Brady, or does he have one more magical run left in him?

Bob and Chris talk to Paul Jolovitz of WIP Radio in Philadelphia on how the Eagles match up against the Patriots in the Super Bowl, Coach Harsin on Jay Ajayi and a new transfer proposal, and the state of the NFL.

Bob and Chris talk to Boise State head coach Bryan Harsin on his plans for the Super Bowl, what his first impressions were of Jay Ajayi when he took over for Ajayi final year with the Broncos, and his thoughts on the latest transfer proposal in college football.

Bob and Chris talk to Paul Jolovitz of WIP Radio in Philadelphia on how the Eagles match up against the Patriots in Super Bowl 52 and if they can win with Nick Foles, and how Jay Ajayi has fit in with the Eagles and Phildelphia.

Bob and Chris debate the greatness of Bill Belichick among pro coaches of the modern era, Brian Murphy joins to talk about making football safer and the issues of lower participation in youth football, and why did the Clippers move on from Blake Griffin?

Bob and Chris talk to Brian Murphy on recent state initiatives that attempt to stop tackle football for kids under the age of 12, what is at stake for the sport of football and will the changes help or hurt the sport?