Out of Bounds with Bo Bounds

Bo and crew talk National Chicken Wing Day and drama between NFL coaches in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo opens the hour recapping some of the legends that he interviewed this week leading up to the MS Sports HOF induction this weekend. Bo and Jason talk wings on National Chicken Wing Day. Bo talks about some of the amazing local places to get a good chicken wing. In the SEC insider hit, Bo talks about the drama between the head coaches of the Denver Broncos and the New York Jets. Bo talks about the recent comments from Denver head coach Sean Payton regarding the coaching of his team from last year. Payton takes shots at former Denver head coach and current Jets offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett about his lack of coaching ability. Payton also talks about how the Jets were too worried about winning the offseason. Bo shares audio from Jets head coach Robert Saleh retaliating to Payton's remarks. Bo breaks down the situation and explains the position that Sean Payton is in heading into this football season.

Former Chicago Bear and MS Sports HOF inductee John Mangum joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking growing up in Mississippi and his path to success. John talks growing up in Magee and watching is dad play for the New England Patriots. John talks a little about playing baseball and running track along with football in high school. John shares about his time playing for the Alabama Crimson Tide and being in class when he was drafted into the NFL. John discusses playing under the legendary Bears coach Mike Ditka. John talks about becoming a fan of MSU while his son Jake became the SEC leader in career hits. John closes out the hour talking about football being a blessing for his family.

Bo and crew talk SEC baseball transfers, Sean Payton's comments about fellow NFL coaches, and John Mangum joins in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo opens the show talking recent news about former Alabama pitcher Luke Holman choosing LSU over State. Bo talks about the anger from MSU fans and shares why there isn't a need to panic. Bo moves along with some fiery comments from Sean Payton about the former Denver Broncos staff. Payton takes shots at former head coach Nathaniel Hackett about the lack of discipline amongst the team. Payton also takes shots at the New York Jets about trying to "win" the offseason. Bo also shares the response from Jets head coach Robert Saleh. Former Chicago Bear and MS Sports HOF inductee John Mangum joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking growing up in Mississippi and his path to success. John talks growing up in Magee and watching is dad play for the New England Patriots. John talks a little about playing baseball and running track along with football in high school. John shares about his time playing for the Alabama Crimson Tide and being in class when he was drafted into the NFL. John discusses playing under the legendary Bears coach Mike Ditka. John talks about becoming a fan of MSU while his son Jake became the SEC leader in career hits. John closes out the hour talking about football being a blessing for his family.

Pro Football Focus senior analyst Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking the Matthew Stafford vs Eli Manning comparison and the Saints upcoming season live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about Eli Manning's career and notes that he had two excellent seasons when the Giants won the Super Bowl but the rest of his career was either average or below average. Steve compares Matthew Stafford's career and the consistent level of play with the talent he was given. Bo and Steve talk about the Saints and the schedule that gives them the opportunity to take hold of the NFC South with a weak division.

Pro Football Focus senior analyst Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about if Jalen hurts is a better QB than Dak Prescott live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about the success Hurts had last season and the continued progress the young QB has made within his first two seasons in the league. Steve is still hesitant to say that Hurts is better than Dak because of Dak's consistent play throughout his career. Steve and Bo talk about how the addition of AJ Brown to the eagles and an elite defense gives Hurts a better look but he needs a bigger sample size in order to make a judgement against the career of Dak Prescott. Steve talks about how Dak's style of play is very direct and is reliant on the level of talent at receiver and uses the production with and without Amari Cooper as an example.

Pro Football Focus senior analyst Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the top 5 NFC coaches in the NFL live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve gives his thoughts on who is the best coach in the NFC and also talks about his second pick if his first option isn't available. Steve talks about Kyle Shanahan as a more consistent coach than Sean McVay due to his constant success with offenses. Bo asks where Mike McCarthy lands in the conversation and Steve leaves the play caller for the Cowboys out of his top 5. Steve compares McCarthy to Tony Romo in the way that he is both underrated and overrated at the same time.

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Bo and crew talk pop culture, expectations for Bryce Young in Carolina, and Lewis Tillman joins in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo begins the hour talking with Jason about Matt Corral's future in the NFL. Bo talks recent new about Tom Brady dating a model and gets into a pop culture talk with Jason. Bo discusses the situation for Bryce Young as the Carolina Panthers starting quarterback. Bo shares what he thinks it will take for Bryce to be in the top half of quarterbacks in the NFL within a few years. Super Bowl champion and former Jackson State running back Lewis Tillman joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his record-breaking career at JSU and his experience winning the Super Bowl live in the BankPlus Studio. Tillman talks about his recruitment from Hazelhurst and when he finally got his shot to shine at JSU. Tillman says his biggest win was against Grambling State when he was on the verge of breaking records for the Tigers and the number of yards he racked up. Tillman goes on to talk about his experience in the NFL and how training camps have changed drastically since he was in the league. Bo and Tillman talk about what it was like to play for Coach Bill Parcells and the style used to push players to their absolute best. Tillman tells Bo that the team never had a Super Bowl parade, and his wife urged him to get his teammates together now to throw themselves a celebration.

Pro Football Focus senior analyst Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking all thing new in the world of professional football. Bo asks Steve about a situation in which Matt Corral could be the starter for the Carolina Panthers this fall. Steve shares his ideas on why Andy Reid is the best coach in the NFL. Steve and Bo talk about the Dallas Cowboys and how Mike McCarthy could be a top five head coach in the NFC. Steve talks with Bo about the wide receiver position and who will need to step up and help Dak Prescott be successful this year. Steve talks more about Dak and his battle for the NFC's top quarterback against Jalen Hurts. Steve gives his thoughts on Matthew Stafford and Eli Manning and which quarterback has had a better career. Steve and Bo close the hour talking Saints football and the expectations for them this year with an easy schedule.

Bo and crew talk surprising NFL free agents, why Bo doesn't care for waiting in lines, and Steve Palazzola joins in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo opens the hour talking about some big-time running backs like Dalvin Cook and Ezekiel Elliot that are not on an NFL roster headed into the preseason. Bo discusses why running backs are getting paid less in a league that has transitioned into throwing it around the field. Bo share on how he isn't a fan of big lines, especially at sporting events. Bo gives his reasons on why he would rather stay home and watch the game then be miserable in a long line at a concession stand. Pro Football Focus senior analyst Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking all thing new in the world of professional football. Bo asks Steve about a situation in which Matt Corral could be the starter for the Carolina Panthers this fall. Steve shares his ideas on why Andy Reid is the best coach in the NFL. Steve and Bo talk about the Dallas Cowboys and how Mike McCarthy could be a top five head coach in the NFC. Steve talks with Bo about the wide receiver position and who will need to step up and help Dak Prescott be successful this year. Steve talks more about Dak and his battle for the NFC's top quarterback against Jalen Hurts. Steve gives his thoughts on Matthew Stafford and Eli Manning and which quarterback has had a better career. Steve and Bo close the hour talking Saints football and the expectations for them this year with an easy schedule.

Bo and the crew talk about Colorado's move to the Big 12, how Ross Bjork messed up the Ole Miss stadium, and national chicken finger day in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about Coach Deion Sanders and Colorado likely moving to the Big 12 and the implications for the remaining Pac 12 teams. Bo and the crew talk about what could be next for conference realignment and possible outcomes for the conference shifts. Bo talks about the twitter drama from the night before and goes into how bad he thinks the stadium renovations were that Ross Bjork did at Ole Miss. Bo mentions premium seating and uses Mississippi State's stadium as an example of the kind of expansion he looks for as a fan. It's national chicken finger day and the guys talk about their favorite places to get chicken fingers in the area. Former NFL and Ole Miss linebacker Jeff Herrod joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his journey from poverty to the pro's and his experiences playing at Ole Miss live in the BankPlus Studio. Jeff talks about what it was like to be from Alabama and how not receiving an offer from either in-state school impacted his mindset and style of play in the future. Jeff mentions how he wasn't included in the depth chart for Ole Miss when he first showed up and the process of quickly working his way into the starting position for the Rebels. Jeff shares an inspirational story about how his family had no money for him to play football growing up, but he did everything possible to get his own equipment and get out on the field. He received no offers in high school and almost enlisted in the Marines before he made the decision to go to Ole Miss that would change his life forever. Jeff played for the Colts in the NFL and recounts his experience playing with late Mississippi great Johnie Cooks.