Don't let anyone tell you different: this weekend, college football is BACK! Matt gives his take on all the conference realignment this summer, before dishing out his Playoff teams for the upcoming season (0:54). Then, he shares a wide-view reaction to the first two episodes of the newest Star Wars television show, 'Ahsoka' (15:20).

Brian Mekler hops back on with Matt to go division by division, predicting records, division standings, and playoff outcomes for the upcoming NFL season. They ponder the ceiling for the Bills (9:10), and the most intriguing team from the NFC North (29:24), predict the AFC South (38:18), and Matt throws out a weird trade for San Francisco (45:11), before Matt gives this year's "So Crazy It Could Happen" Super Bowl Parlay (55:44). They finish with a few predicted storylines for the season to come (58:15).

Nick, Juan and Chris join the chat to discuss futures for the upcoming NFL season, including Coach of the Year, Rookies of the Year, Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year, and MVP. Then, the fellas take turns sharing bold predictions.

One eviction into the 25th season of CBS's 'Big Brother,' Matt gets his former housemate Juan on the call to discuss memories from rooming together in college, BB game strategy, and Matt shares this year's much-anticipated list of his Big Brother Nicknames.

Matt puts on his best porkpie hat to share spoiler-free thoughts from Universal's new film, Oppenheimer. Then, he breaks down his favorite Christopher Nolan films (4:36) before finishing with a few books he believes would make for great adapted screenplays (11:37).

A week out from MLB All-Star festivities, Matt brings on Juan to discuss baseball's first half and Shohei Ohtani, among other items. The two then play a game of "is that a real player or not?" (18:36) before ending with a second game of "Crazy? or Kyrie?" in honor of Juan's guy, Kyrie Irving (37:08).

Matt grabs a plate of spaghetti and calls up his cousin Drew to discuss the revelatory enigma that is "The Flash." The two slap their heels together to discuss the magnificence of Ben Affleck's Batman, the return of Michael Keaton's Batman, Barry Allen's emotional journey, and the film's place in the DC Universe. They wrap with some other DC news, including Drew's thoughts on the recently announced "Superman: Legacy" casting announcement. Let's get nuts.

The Denver Nuggets are 2023 NBA Champions, and Matt brings on the one and only IaNBA to talk it out. The two discuss Nikola Jokic's Finals and his place among the game's all-time greats, early Finals favorites for next season, and they give a quick primer for NBA offseason movement.

Matt rocks with a one-man band, hoping not to disrupt a canon event, for this episode. He dives into the sequel to 2018's "Into the Spider-Verse," going spoiler-free before slinging spoiler-loaded reaction to this cinematic masterpiece.

Noting the importance of family, Matt calls up a member of his own family, Cousin Drew, to offer praise and criticism for what was assumed to be the last Fast & Furious installment. They breakdown the Fast Five callback, Dante Reyes as a villain, the death sacrifice of (redacted!), the last scene, and that post-credits scene. Let's race!