Preach Kev Preach w/ Rashad

In this episode of The Prophets, Rashad makes a bold prediction: the SEC will get a 3-loss team into the College Football Playoff. We debate whether that’s realistic and how it could shake up the playoff landscape. Can Ohio State knock out Indiana in a must-win matchup to secure their spot? Plus, we break down why we’re all in on Coach Prime and Colorado—his impact on college football goes far beyond the field. 
Switching gears to the NFL, we ask the big questions: Are the Bills the best team in the league after beating the Chiefs? Why the Bengals’ window might be closing, and what’s causing their decline. The 49ers are in Super Bowl or bust mode—will they thrive or crumble under the pressure? We predicted that who wil make the playoffs in the AFC. Rashad and Kev are on different terms. 

Finally, we dive into the NBA, where the 76ers’ offseason moves (or lack thereof) could have long-term consequences. Did they just waste their shot at contention?
Tune in for all this and more as we break down the latest headlines and hottest takes from college football, the NFL, and the NBA.

Midseason check-in! Join Kev and Rashad as they revisit the Prophet Playoff Theory, breaking down which teams have proved them right—or surprised them wrong. This week, we’re covering the latest coach firings, including why the Saints pulled the plug, and re-ranking quarterbacks as the league’s QB crisis deepens. Rashad shakes things up by moving Sean McVay ahead of Kyle Shanahan, while Kev makes the case for Mike Tomlin as a top-5 coach of all time. Plus, we rapid-fire through each conference, highlighting our biggest hits and misses so far. Tune in for the latest insights!

On The Prophets, it’s time to cast your vote! Keven and Rashad bring a political twist, debating hot topics and letting you decide. What’s the most overrated NBA take so far? Who has the game-changing weapon to finally beat the Chiefs—could it be Derrick Henry and Diontae Johnson with the Ravens, Amari Cooper in Buffalo, or will DHop neutralize the challenge? Weigh in on the backup QB battle: Joe Cool Flacco  or Jameis Winston. And, what’s the worst way to lose a job:  like Anthony Richardson’s style of being tired or a Hail Mary when your Safety is talking trash to fans ? Tune in, and vote on what you’d choose!” 

In this episode of The Prophets, we dive deep into the WNBA Finals Game 5 controversy between the Lynx and Liberty. Was that foul call on Stewie the right one, or did the refs get it wrong? And speaking of Sabrina Ionescu, oh no one said her name? Should we even be congratulating her after she went 1/19 from the field?  Then, we switch gears to the NFL as the Jets land Davante Adams—and still can’t win. Is it time to start questioning Aaron Rodgers? Plus, we talk about why Mike Tomlin deserves credit for giving Russell Wilson a shot.  In Cleveland, Deshaun Watson is hurt again. Rashad thinks it’s his last game ever—should we believe him?  Finally, we wrap up with a quick over/under on win totals. Will the Lakers have fewer wins than the Warriors? Can the Wizards reach 20 wins this season? And how packed will the Western Conference really be?

Kevin Callair returns to The Prophets for a heated snake draft on which teams are locks in the Western Conference. Rashad shares why he’s all in on the Kings lighting the beam, while Kev explains why Memphis is poised for a comeback—plus, is Ja Morant really as ‘good in the West’ as he claims? The crew also discusses why they aren’t sweating the Nuggets, Thunder, or Wolves, even with the loss of KAT. Stick around for a big surprise on who could end up at the bottom of the West—could it be far-fetched?

In this episode, we dive deep into the NBA’s Eastern Conference with guest Kevin Callair. We break down why Boston is the team to beat and explore whether the Knicks, Bucks, and 76ers can close the gap. We also discuss the growing love for the Orlando Magic, Paolo’s potential leap, and whether the Cavaliers are poised to make a big move. Plus, hear why the Pacers are built for regular-season success only and Kev’s hot take on Bam Adebayo being a top-5 big man. Tune in for all this and more!

Is Robert Saleh the scapegoat for the Jets’ struggles, or was he the real problem? We break down whether firing him will solve anything for this dysfunctional franchise. Then, we dive into how coaching matters, with Sam Darnold thriving under KOC of the Vikings and the Chiefs, also undefeated, relying on Juju and Kareem Hunt to take over in Week 5. Finally, we tackle the QB issue in the NFL, arguing why Jayden Daniels is a top 10 quarterback right now with Kliff Kingsbury—but would he have reached that level if he played for the Patriots? And more!

RIP to legends like Mutumbo and Pete Rose. In NBa news, the Prophets break down the trade sending KAT to New York vs Randle to Minnesota—did it move the needle or was it all about finances? Plus, Kev’s Vikings are now 4-0, but can they keep up the momentum in London? The Chiefs keep winning, but at what cost? With Rice hurt and other key weapons down, can Mahomes carry the load? And what’s going on with the Eagles and Jets? Both teams are off to a rocky start—will their coaches outlast Doug Pederson in Jacksonville as they sit at 0-4? Which teams are pushing the 'Panic Button'  Tune in for all this and more!

In this episode of The Prophets, we break down the 3-0 starts of the Seahawks, Steelers, and Keven’s Vikings—are we really surprised, and does this run have them locked into the playoffs? We also dive into why Sam Darnold looks so sharp in a competent system and how Justin Fields is thriving under Tomlin’s direction by simply doing what’s asked of him. Plus, a look at the Jaguars’ and Trevor Lawrence’s ongoing struggles and if the Bengals and 49ers can still hit their season win totals. Tune in for all this and more!

In this episode of *The Prophets*, Kev and Rashad dive deep into the struggles of Bryce Young, discussing why the Panthers' poor decision-making has led to his benching and how they’ve set him up to fail. They also explore the growing pains young quarterbacks like Bo Nix, Anthony Richardson, and Caleb Williams are facing, breaking down what to watch for as they develop and whether they’re learning from their mistakes. Plus, the guys discuss the shocking starts of the Ravens, Bengals, and Jaguars—all at 0-2—and why making the playoffs might already be a distant hope for these teams.