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The Super Bowl matchup is set, and Ryan Soles returns to the podcast to break down how the Chiefs & Eagles punched their tickets to the big game. Soles explains how Philadelphia was able to dominate Washington in the NFC Title Game, and why Saquan Barkley & Jalen Hurts have been able to hit their stride. The guys discuss the Kansas City Chiefs continuing their quest for the first ever three-peat in the Super Bowl era, and why Patrick Mahomes is the modern day Michael Jordan.

Soles also discusses another tough loss for Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills, and gives some initial thoughts on the Super Bowl matchup. The fellas predict who will make the 2025 NFL Hall of Fame class, and chat about the current happenings in the NBA & the ongoing Jimmy Butler/Miami Heat saga. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

The Ohio State Buckeyes are National Champions, and Matt Wittenberg joins the show to break down their run to College Football glory. The guys discuss how Ohio State triumphed over Notre Dame, and how Ryan Day silenced the doubters and was the last coach standing in the playoff bracket. Wittenberg also evaluates Will Howard, Jeremiah Smith and the other Buckeyes who led their team to the title.

And the guys also preview the NFL Conference Championship games, where it will feature Patrick Mahomes' Chiefs battling Josh Allen's Bills in an epic AFC showdown. Wittenberg dives into what Buffalo needs to do finally get over the hump, and how Kansas City can continue on their quest for the NFL's first three-peat. And in the NFC, can rookie QB Jayden Daniels keep his improbable run going for the Washington Commanders? Or will Saquan Barkley & a ferocious Philadelphia Eagles defense lead the city of Brotherly Love back to the Super Bowl. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

Adam Musto returns to the podcast to discuss the greatest football weekend of the year, the NFL's Divisional Playoff Round. Must discusses the epic showdown between the Baltimore Ravens & The Buffalo Bills, led by their outstanding quarterbacks in Lamar Jackson & Josh Allen. The guys discuss the resurgent Rams, the Eagles' ability to make plays on offense, Jayden Daniels' composure, and the Lions & Chiefs entering the week off of a well-deserved bye. And they finish the show discussing the upcoming College Football National Championship Game between Ohio State & Notre Dame.

We're down to the final four in the College Football Playoff, and Matt Wittenberg returns to the show to dissect all the action on the college gridiron. The fellas discuss Ohio State's statement win over Oregon, Notre Dame's impressive showing against Georgia, and how Penn State has seized the opportunity to reach the semifinals. They also recap the Texas Longhorns overtime win over Wittenberg's Sun Devils, and explain why the future is very bright for Arizona State.

And then they turn their attention to the NFL, where the Detroit Lions secured the NFC's top seed in the very last regular season game. The guys discuss the Buccaneers winning the NFC South, Denver returning to the postseason, and debate whether Josh Allen or Lamar Jackson should win the league's MVP Award. And they round out the show predicting each playoff game from the Wild Card Round.

The final week of the NFL regular season is upon us, and Ryan Soles joins the podcast to preview a showdown between the Detroit Lions and the Minnesota Vikings for the NFC's top seed. The guys discuss the Chiefs winning ways, Saquan Barkley's 2,000 yard season, and whether the Bills or Ravens are best suited to challenge Kansas City in the playoffs. And they dive into whether Lamar Jackson or Josh Allen should be crowned the league's MVP this season, in a tightly contested race.

And they wrap up the show with some thoughts on the College Football Playoff Picks. Who will win the the Rose Bowl matchup between Oregon & Ohio State? Can a backup QB propel Georgia to victory over Notre Dame? And can Boise or Arizona State pull off enormous upsets? Listen to find out what Mitch & Ryan have to say.

Joe Crisalli returns to the pod to recap another outstanding week of action in the NFL, with the Eagles continuing their winning ways and the Bills bouncing back to beat the Lions. the guys discuss how the Chiefs keep finding ways, how the Broncos turned it around, and whether the Rams, Vikings, Packers or Bucs can really contend in the NFC. And Crisalli gives his thoughts on the NHL's struggling New York Rangers, and how Juan Soto switched New York teams in the MLB by going to the Mets. Plus don't miss the fellas predictions for the first round of the brand new 12-team College Football Playoff this weekend.

The 12 team College Football Playoff is set, and Kent Brown returns to the pod to dissect the entire bracket. The guys recap conference champion weekend, discuss what the committee got right & wrong, and preview some of the first round matchups. And Brown looks at the NFL standings as we reach the final run of the regular season. The fellas break down how the Chiefs keep finding a way, why the Eagles are still soaring, and whether a Bills vs. Lions Super Bowl would signal the End of Days.

The College Football regular season concluded with a pair of upsets that rocked the playoff picture, and Matt Wittenebrg joins the show to recap the latest drama on the gridiron. The guys discuss Michigan's shocking win over Ohio State, Miami crashing out to Syracuse, and the Arizona State Sun Devils being a game away from the College Football Playoff. After a detailed look at the playoff picture, the guys make their picks for all the conference championship games this weekend.

And after that they discuss the latest drama in the NFL, with the Eagles and Bills still racking up wins. Other topics covered include Justin Tucker's poor form, The Chicago Bears firing head coach Matt Eberflus, and a look ahead to some great pro games starting with Packers/Lions this Thursday.

Chaos reigns supreme in college football yet again, as upsets have caused havoc on the playoff rankings. Sean Sullivan returns to the podcast to break down all of last week's upsets, and to react to the latest rankings heading into the final regular season slate of the season. The guys preview and predict rivalry week, with Ohio State/Michigan, Texas/Texas A&M and Alabama/Auburn among several big games with tons at stake.

And then Adam Musto returns to the podcast to assess the latest NFL news, with Saquan Barkley leading a surging Philadelphia Eagles. Musto dives into the Detroit Lions success, Lamar Jackson's' capabilities, and what he thinks of Caleb Williams rookie season. The fellas also run through the Thanksgiving games and what's on tap this Sunday in the NFL as well.

Kent Brown joins the show to react to the latest College Football Playoff Ranking, which is hotly debated among those in and those left out. The guys discuss the paths each prospective team has to making the playoff before predicting a ton of games this Saturday, with just two regular season slates remaining.

And then Joe Crisalli returns to react too the latest in the NFL world, with the Buffalo Bills handing the Kansas City Chiefs their first loss. He also breaks down the dominant Lions, the Steelers big win over the Ravens, and Bo Nix looking sharp for the Broncos. The fellas then finish up with some NHL talk on the Ovechkin scoring run, the Metro Division's depth, and the struggling Bruins & Penguins.