This week the guys recap some marquee matchups in college football with playoff implications, key stories in the NFL, what might be wrong with the Titans, and then preview the Ryder Cup this weekend.

In this episode, the guys preview the upcoming football action including NFL week 3 and NCAAF week 4 matchups. They also pick their top 5 and bottom 5 NFL teams and their underdog winners.

In this week's first episode, the guys recap the weekend's football action across the NFL and college football landscapes.

This week the guys break down the games from week 1 in the NFL and give their takeaways.

This week the guys recap the major stories from opening weekend of the college football season before getting into their predictions for the upcoming NFL season.

This week Daniel and Donnie are joined by a guest host, Jeremy, while Clint and Cole are on vacation. The guys discuss Ryder cup rosters, NFL contract value for TEs and RBs, and the conversation around NBA champions calling themselves "world champs" from the FIBA championships.

This week, Clint and Donnie discuss updates to the James Harden saga in Philly, major stories around the NFL as the preseason draws to a close, takeaways from the Titans 2nd preseason game, and reactions to the finals from 2 major soccer tournaments last weekend.

This week the guys discuss their thoughts on the first Titans preseason game, some signings around the NFL, the contract dispute between James Harden and the Sixers, and the lawsuit filed by Michael Oher related to the movie The Blindside. In addition the guys also talk about the arrival of Lionel Messi in Nashville on Saturday.

This week the guys discuss a historically disappointing performance by the US Women's National Team at the Women's World Cup, the dissolution of the Conference of Champions in college sports, and wrap things up with their Rushmore of last meals.

This week the guys discuss some storylines out of NFL training camp as the preseason gets underway including contracts, injuries, and fights. They wrap up with their Rushmore of painful sports memories.