The No Ordinary Pod team is back talking MLS and El Trafico recap (0:50), Andrew Luck retirement (06:00), Miami vs. UF/Arizona vs. Hawaii recap (31:10)

The No Ordinary Pod team previews the college football season, beginning with UF vs Miami (5:00), before diving into each conference. They cover sleeper teams, players to watch and make predictions for the ACC (8:15), Big 12 (17:00), Big Ten (28:10), PAC 12 (41:00), SEC (52:40), Group of 5 (64:10) and CFP predictions (71:20). Follow us on Twitter (@NoOrdinaryPod) and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.

The No Ordianry Pod team breaks down the AFC North.  They start with their excitement with the Baltimore Ravens (1:30) followed by the Pittsburgh Steelers (19:30) and finally finishing with the rising Cleveland Browns (33:00) & Cincinnati Bengals (49:00).

The No Ordinary Pod teams discusses Chargers & Derwin James' injury impact (01:30) Kansas City Chiefs repeating last season's success (15:00) Denver Broncos quietly improving (29:15) Oakland Raiders realistic goals in Derek Carr's make or break season(48)

The No Ordinary Pod teams continues its divisional preview by breaking down each team in the AFC East and if or when any of them will catch the Patriots. New England (1:00) Buffalo Bills (13:00) NY Jets (23:30) Miami Dolphins (33:00)

The No Ordinary Pod team kicks off their NFL divisional preview with the AFC South. Each team is analyzed from the prior year and has a case made for why they should be a playoff team. Texans (3:00), Colts (20:10), Titans (37:20). Jaguars ( 50:00)

The No Ordinary Pod team reacts to the rookie quarterbacks in their preseason debuts' and then talk about which top ten NFL players they would take to start their own teams.

The No Ordinary Pod team starts this episode by looking at a keeper conundrum with Michael's fantasy team (4:00) before analyizing the Melvin Gordon trade request (10:00) and AJ Green's injury+outlook for the Bengals (16:30). Michael and Noah then dive into two of the teams they're most excited for heading into the 2019 NFL season, including the Arizona Cardinals and what Kyler Murray and Kliff Kingsbury bring to the table (27:30), and the Buffalo Bills after Josh Allen's solid end to last season (51:30). Subscribe to the channel and follow the boys on Twitter @NoOrdinaryPod, @NoahHiemer, and @mdugger33.

The No Ordinary Pod team evaluates what success would be for FSU football, which college team could unexpectedly run the table, Bradley Beal's future as a Wizard, and the value of running backs in the NFL.

The No Ordinary Pod team takes a look at the highlights from college football media day and conclude with a discussion about Baxter Holmes' ESPN article about youth basketball and sport specialization.