Money Mitch Effect

Mitch is joined by Matt Wittenberg to discuss the unfortunate cancellation of the Ohio State/Michigan game, the Buckeyes playoff chances compared to the rest of the field, and the best bets and game breakdowns of this weekend's slate of college football games. And Ryan Soles joins the show to discuss the streaking Cleveland Browns, the juggernaut Chiefs, the NFC pecking order, and much more from the NFL world.

It's episode #250 of the Money Mitch Effect, and naturally football is the topic at hand. Chris Miller joins to discuss the Kansas City Chiefs surging play, what happened last week to the Raiders, whether the Browns are legit, and just who is the best team in the NFC. And Sean Sullivan calls in to share his thoughts on the College Football Playoff rankings, a sad state of affairs for the Tennessee Volunteers heading into their rivalry game against Florida, before making some gambling picks on this week's slate of games.

Tyler Tesson joins the show to breakdown another wild weekend in the NFL, including thoughts on a crowded AFC playoff picture, whether the Bucs are the NFC's best team, the Drew Brees injury, and what to make of the race to the top of the NFC West. And Rob Crauder calls in to preview the Bedlam rivalry game this weekend between his Oklahoma State Cowboys & the Oklahoma Sooners, as well as discuss other big college football matchups on deck.

The Masters are finally here, and Mitch is joined by Josh Whidden to break down all the action from Augusta National. The guys discuss the impact the fall conditions will have on the tournament, Tiger Woods' form as he prepares to defend his title, and whether, Bryson, DJ, Rory, Brooks, or somebody else is in prime position to put on the Green Jacket. And Mitch throws out his favorite prop bets before wrapping up the show with a special few words for Veteran's Day.

Mitch chats with MMAFighting's Jose Youngs about experiences covering all the UFC action on Fight Island, thoughts on Khabib's performance & future, and the current state of boxing. And Adam Musto joins the show to analyze the first eight weeks of the NFL season, if there are serious concerns in Green Bay, and what the playoff picture is shaping up to look like in the AFC.

Mitch is joined by Yahoo Sports' Matt Gothard to break down a full slate of college football games, and dish out their favorite bets for a weekend that includes Ohio State/Penn State & Michigan/Michigan State. And then Ryan Soles calls in to discuss all the recent NFL action, the Bucs' decision to sign Antonio Brown, and much more from the pro game.

Mitch previews the World Series with Brandon Marcus, as the fall classic is set with the Los Angeles Dodgers taking on the Tampa Bay Rays. The guys preview all the matchups in the upcoming Fall Classic, discuss the top storylines through Week 6 of the NFL, and give their thoughts on the recent retirement of legendary hockey broadcaster Mike "Doc" Emrick.

This week's football themed show features Chris Miller breaking down all the NFL storylines after a quarter of the season, including the successes of quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson, & Josh Allen, as well as the surging 3-1 Cleveland Browns. And Sean Sullivan joins to talk some college football, and help Mitch dish out some picks & betting advice for this weekend.

The MLB Postseason is here, and Mitch previews the 16 team tournament with Matt Wittenberg on this week's show. The guys discuss the best-of-3 Wildcard round and give their picks for the 1st round and World Series. And check out their thoughts on UFC 253, the NFL being a QB driven league like never before, & the Tampa Bay Lightning winning the Stanley Cup.

Mitch is joined by Joe Crisalli to breakdown Week 2 in the NFL, headlined by a wild Sunday night game between Russell Wilson's Seahawks & Cam Newton's Patriots, and an onslaught of unfortunate injuries. The guys also discuss the Stanley Cup Final taking place between the Dallas Stars & Tampa Bay Lightning, the NHL regular season award winners, and the MLB regular season reaching its climax.