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Head of Football Product at Pro Football Focus Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm bureau guest line talking about how the NFL play scheme has changed and AJ Brown's talent live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Steve what kind of pass to run ratio to expect from the Cowboys and Steve talks about a trend taking over the best teams in the league. Steve says that the most successful teams last season threw the ball on average of 60% to 65% of the game and that a seven yard pass has become more popular. Steve talks about the trio the Eagles have at wide receivers and tight ends and how it measures up to the other teams in the NFC. Steve looks at AJ Brown's numbers and history with other quarterbacks and talks about how he pads the stats of any QB he has played with.

Head of Football Product at Pro Football Focus Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about who could challenge the Eagles in the NFC live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Steve who is in the best position to take down the Eagles in the NFC and Steve gives the Cowboys and 49ers as the 1 and 2 possibilities to knock off the reigning NFC champs. Steve talks about Kyle Shanahan's ability to coach up quarterbacks and notes the progress he made with Brock Purdy. Bo and Steve talk about the media craze surrounding the Trey Lance trade and Steve talks about how the only reason it is such a big deal is because it is the Cowboys. Steve talks about the changes the Cowboys have made with analytics with a new hire from the Colts and how they break down the game behind the scenes, Bo tells Steve about Dave Bartoo's rankings of Mike McCarthy ranking as the 11th ranked offensive mind in the NFL and Steve believes it relies heavily on quarterback play. Steve thinks the number is possible but also notes that the latest things we've seen from Mike McCarthy was a collapse at Green Bay and underwhelming productions at Dallas.

Head of Football Product at Pro Football Focus Steve Palazzolo joins the show live on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the best trio's in the NFC and Ceedee Lamb. Steve gives his ranking of trios with San Francisco at #1, Eagles at #2 and then a mix of teams battling after those spots. Steve talks about the strength of the Saints and how they could propel themselves this season if Michael Thomas stays healthy. Bo asks Steve if Ceedee Lamb is a low end WR1 and Steve says that Lamb has cemented his role as a true #1.

Bo and the crew talk about if guys makes dips, Kendal Briles at TCU and who will challenge the Philadelphia Eagles in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo talks about how his wife told him that he was wrong about Captain Rodney's dip and that he has never made a dip for a tailgate before. Jason is surprised by the statement and the guys start talking about if it's normal for a guy to have never made a dip before. Bo and the crew look at the Colorado vs TCU game this weekend and speculate what you could see from Kendal Briles with the Horned Frogs. Bo talks about Matt Rhule at Nebraska and looks back on the old school way the Corn Huskers used to dominate. Head of Football Product at Pro Football Focus Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about who could knock off the Eagles in the NFC, expected Cowboys play style and the best trios in the NFC live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about how he is a Florida fan and how the documentary series "Swamp Kings" was a huge fluff piece that didn't give much heavy information. Steve talks about the matchup for the Gators tonight against Utah and believes Florida has what it takes to take down the Utes in the first game of the season. Bo asks Steve who is in the best position to take down the Eagles in the NFC and Steve gives the Cowboys and 49ers as the 1 and 2 possibilities to knock off the reigning NFC champs. Steve talks about Kyle Shanahan's ability to coach up quarterbacks and notes the progress he made with Brock Purdy. Bo and Steve talk about the media craze surrounding the Trey Lance trade and Steve talks about how the only reason it is such a big deal is because it is the Cowboys. Steve talks about the changes the Cowboys have made with analytics with a new hire from the Colts and how they break down the game behind the scenes, Bo tells Steve about Dave Bartoo's rankings of Mike McCarthy ranking as the 11th ranked offensive mind in the NFL and Steve believes it relies heavily on quarterback play. Steve thinks the number is possible but also notes that the latest things we've seen from Mike McCarthy was a collapse at Green Bay and underwhelming productions at Dallas. Bo asks Steve what kind of pass to run ratio to expect from the Cowboys and Steve talks about a trend taking over the best teams in the league. Steve says that the most successful teams last season threw the ball on average of 60% to 65% of the game and that a seven yard pass has become more popular. Steve talks about the trio the Eagles have at wide receivers and tight ends and how it measures up to the other teams in the NFC. Steve looks at AJ Brown's numbers and history with other quarterbacks and talks about how he pads the stats of any QB he has played with. Steve gives his ranking of trios with San Francisco at #1, Eagles at #2 and then a mix of teams battling after those spots. Bo asks Steve if Ceedee Lamb is a low end WR1 and Steve says that Lamb has cemented his role as a true #1.

Head of Football Product at Pro Football Focus Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about who could knock off the Eagles in the NFC, expected Cowboys play style and the best trios in the NFC live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about how he is a Florida fan and how the documentary series "Swamp Kings" was a huge fluff piece that didn't give much heavy information. Steve talks about the matchup for the Gators tonight against Utah and believes Florida has what it takes to take down the Utes in the first game of the season. Bo asks Steve who is in the best position to take down the Eagles in the NFC and Steve gives the Cowboys and 49ers as the 1 and 2 possibilities to knock off the reigning NFC champs. Steve talks about Kyle Shanahan's ability to coach up quarterbacks and notes the progress he made with Brock Purdy. Bo and Steve talk about the media craze surrounding the Trey Lance trade and Steve talks about how the only reason it is such a big deal is because it is the Cowboys. Steve talks about the changes the Cowboys have made with analytics with a new hire from the Colts and how they break down the game behind the scenes, Bo tells Steve about Dave Bartoo's rankings of Mike McCarthy ranking as the 11th ranked offensive mind in the NFL and Steve believes it relies heavily on quarterback play. Steve thinks the number is possible but also notes that the latest things we've seen from Mike McCarthy was a collapse at Green Bay and underwhelming productions at Dallas. Bo asks Steve what kind of pass to run ratio to expect from the Cowboys and Steve talks about a trend taking over the best teams in the league. Steve says that the most successful teams last season threw the ball on average of 60% to 65% of the game and that a seven yard pass has become more popular. Steve talks about the trio the Eagles have at wide receivers and tight ends and how it measures up to the other teams in the NFC. Steve looks at AJ Brown's numbers and history with other quarterbacks and talks about how he pads the stats of any QB he has played with. Steve gives his ranking of trios with San Francisco at #1, Eagles at #2 and then a mix of teams battling after those spots. Bo asks Steve if Ceedee Lamb is a low end WR1 and Steve says that Lamb has cemented his role as a true #1.

Bo and the crew talk about what to expect from MSU and Ole Miss freshmen in this weekends games, how Colorado will do against TCU and who could take down the Eagles in the NFC in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about an HBO show from the 80's called "Inside the NFL" and all of the familiar faces that are now on the biggest stages of football. Bo and the crew talk about how they are excited to finally have games that will be competitive to the fourth quarter and have been anticipating the Florida vs Utah game. Bo and the crew talk about Colorado playing TCU this weekend as huge underdogs and they start to wonder what Deion Sanders can do with the program in the Big 12. Ole Miss and Mississippi State acquired big freshman players since last season and the guys start talking about what is acceptable to expect from each young star. The guys talk about the history of Ole Miss having slightly better recruiting but the same results as MSU. Head of Football Product at Pro Football Focus Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about who could knock off the Eagles in the NFC, expected Cowboys play style and the best trios in the NFC live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about how he is a Florida fan and how the documentary series "Swamp Kings" was a huge fluff piece that didn't give much heavy information. Steve talks about the matchup for the Gators tonight against Utah and believes Florida has what it takes to take down the Utes in the first game of the season. Bo asks Steve who is in the best position to take down the Eagles in the NFC and Steve gives the Cowboys and 49ers as the 1 and 2 possibilities to knock off the reigning NFC champs. Steve talks about Kyle Shanahan's ability to coach up quarterbacks and notes the progress he made with Brock Purdy. Bo and Steve talk about the media craze surrounding the Trey Lance trade and Steve talks about how the only reason it is such a big deal is because it is the Cowboys. Steve talks about the changes the Cowboys have made with analytics with a new hire from the Colts and how they break down the game behind the scenes, Bo tells Steve about Dave Bartoo's rankings of Mike McCarthy ranking as the 11th ranked offensive mind in the NFL and Steve believes it relies heavily on quarterback play. Steve thinks the number is possible but also notes that the latest things we've seen from Mike McCarthy was a collapse at Green Bay and underwhelming productions at Dallas. Bo asks Steve what kind of pass to run ratio to expect from the Cowboys and Steve talks about a trend taking over the best teams in the league. Steve says that the most successful teams last season threw the ball on average of 60% to 65% of the game and that a seven yard pass has become more popular. Steve talks about the trio the Eagles have at wide receivers and tight ends and how it measures up to the other teams in the NFC. Steve looks at AJ Brown's numbers and history with other quarterbacks and talks about how he pads the stats of any QB he has played with. Steve gives his ranking of trios with San Francisco at #1, Eagles at #2 and then a mix of teams battling after those spots. Bo asks Steve if Ceedee Lamb is a low end WR1 and Steve says that Lamb has cemented his role as a true #1.

In the SEC Insider Hit Bo and the crew talk about if Captain Rodney's Dip is actually good, Matt Corral's future in the NFL and what Billy Napier has at Florida in year 2 live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo says that the show is a no Captain Rodney's zone and Jason tells him to pump the breaks. The guys go back and forth with each other and the text line on whether or not Captain Rodney's dip is good and Jason describes the ingredients that make up one of the most popular tailgating dips. Jason tells Bo that he had Red Lobster cheddar biscuits with his dinner last night and that sparks another conversation around if those are actually good. Bo says that egg salad sandwiches are the specialty at the Masters but no where else. The guys talk about Matt Corral being released from the Panthers and speculate on what could be next for the former Rebel's career. Looking at the game tonight between Florida and Utah, Bo and the crew talk about what Billy Napier could have in his second year.

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Bo and the crew talk about the matchup between Utah and Florida tonight, the future of Matt Corral's career and if Captain Rodney's dip is actually good in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys start by talking about hibachi and Jason thinks it's hilarious that Bo will only eat hibachi at Epcot in Disney World. Bo and the crew goes into talking about the matchup between Florida and Utah and what part injuries could play in the first big game of the year. The guys talk about Dave Bartoo betting the under on every FBS game because of the clock changes and how that could change scores this season. Saudi Arabia has bought their way into the fight game in the U.S. and the guys discuss if they could buy their way into professional tennis. Bo and the crew talk about the home win streak Utah has held for almost 3 season and what that could mean for Florida tonight. In the SEC Insider Hit Bo and the crew talk about if Captain Rodney's Dip is actually good, Matt Corral's future in the NFL and what Billy Napier has at Florida in year 2 live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo says that the show is a no Captain Rodney's zone and Jason tells him to pump the breaks. The guys go back and forth with each other and the text line on whether or not Captain Rodney's dip is good and Jason describes the ingredients that make up one of the most popular tailgating dips. Jason tells Bo that he had Red Lobster cheddar biscuits with his dinner last night and that sparks another conversation around if those are actually good. Bo says that egg salad sandwiches are the specialty at the Masters but no where else. The guys talk about Matt Corral being released from the Panthers and speculate on what could be next for the former Rebel's career. Looking at the game tonight between Florida and Utah, Bo and the crew talk about what Billy Napier could have in his second year.

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Dave Bartoo of the College Football Matrix joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about why he likes Florida against Utah and how the clock changes mixes up betting live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Dave about Florida against Utah and Dave mentions that his rule in early September is to take the better recruiter if they are an underdog. Dave also thinks that the game should be higher scoring than people think but doesn't think all of the other games will follow this trend. Dave talks about the clock changes that are implemented this college football season and says how the changes resulted in a decrease of plays by 8% in week 0. Dave also talks about how this is an average of 7 plays per game and how he will be betting the under on every game he can this weekend just to see how much the line is affected.

Dave Bartoo of the College Football Matrix joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his favorite win total to bet on and why you shouldn't bet against Miami week 1 live in the BankPlus Studio. Dave talks about how Jason wanted to bet on Miami Ohio and says that Miami Defensive Coordinator Lance Guidry is not one to bet against. Dave talks about his favorite bet on win totals for the season and believes that Appalachian State will win more than 6.5 games this year. Dave talks about how he can't remember the last time Appalachian State went 6 and 6 and thinks that the loss of Kevin Barbay to Mississippi State won't affect the Mountaineers too bad.

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