it is what it says it is

a late published episode due to scheduling this week, Harry announces he is fully on board with the Bills Mafia Bandwagon before Ryan joins to discuss the Gruden situation, last weeks games, play a buy/sell stock game of teams, and give his picks for next week. 

Ryan joins Harry to go over some of the wild week 4 news before doing picks for this weeks games. 

Before discussing the idea of clearly dominant teams at the top giving way to a field full of teams where anyone could best or fall to anyone else on any given day, and its effects on the CFP not only this year but for future expansion potential, Harry rants about Cuse and Colorado football. 

Week 3 has passed and its time to appreciate just what talent we are seeing on the field every game. Then, Ryan McCaskie joins to talk whether teams are real or fake-especially in the AFC West. Finally we wrap up on our picks for next weeks games. 

Clemson is out, Oregon, OSU, OU slipping, but bama and UGA stay strong at the top. 

Harry gives a rundown on his favorite spreads and totals heading into the weekend. 

Opening on the NY teams in the NFL, particularly focusing on the Jets inability to surround and sustain success for their young QB's, before talking about the Giants utter ineptitude and the Bills building up to something great. Next, big things coming up for Syracuse this weekend as Harry attends the game, and the Buffs look---pathetic to say the least. 

A lil rant to open the pod by both Ryan and Harry on their respective favorite teams after some horrendous performances this past week, before jumping into surprises by week 2 and the best 0-2 teams and worst 2-0 teams in the league. Finally, they wrap up on picking winners in next weeks games, going head to head in 4 matchups. 

The teams that want it more will win-or at least compete-against the favorites with stocked rosters. This creates chaos in the rankings as we inch closer to the first CFP rankings release, and gives fuel to the fire for the fans of teams finally allowed back in stadiums to give actual home field advantages yet again.