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The Against the Spread podcast is back discussing XFL Week 3 and breaking down all of the action from the prior weekend. In this episode, host Ryan Gosling welcomes special guest George Templeton from the Handle you Business podcast, to share all of his XFL knowledge and some of his best bets. They break down each game from last week, including the absolute awful performance from the New York Guardians and another impressive D.C. Defenders victory. They also look at this weekend, giving you the betting odds for each matchup and some of the plays that they like.

This week our Any Given Friday trio is back with their take on the newly proposed NFL collective bargaining agreement that has been sent to the NFLPA for approval. All three of our hosts have varying opinions, but Corey has a strong stance against a 7th seed playoff team, while Kai'Chien and Eric agree that a six-game wild card weekend would be awesome.

On this week's Handle Your Business, I look at this piece on who fits best with who during NFL free agency and pick out my favorite matches made. As well as diving into the continuous allegations from Myles Garrett to Mason Rudolph about Rudolph, the Steelers quarterback is continuing to deny the allegations.

The first week of the inaugural XFL season has come and gone, and the Against the Spread hosts are ready to turn the page on Week 1. We witnessed some surprising results in the first four games, with some teams rising to the occasion while others crumbled under the pressure of it all. Ryan was once again disappointed by a Dallas team, while Jason enjoyed a New York Guardian victory, both for in his bank account and person. Taking a look at XFL's Week 2 betting odds, the gentlemen give their best bets and a preview of their DFS lineups.

This week on the Any Given Friday Podcast Corey Ashburn, Erik Wiedeke, and I dive into the latest NFL news. This week we touched on Taysom Hill's comments, the first weekend of the XFL, and if Joe Burrow could pull an Eli Manning/John Elway.

In this week’s episode of PFN’s NFL Draft Insiders, Tony Pauline and Andy Herman discuss an interesting bit of news regarding Jerry Jones’ plans for the Cowboys’ draft. Are they looking to make a move up in the first round and if so, who could they be targeting? And beyond the draft, what are the Cowboys looking to do in free agency? Tony gives us the latest on what he’s hearing out of Dallas.

The duo also talks about Mel Tucker and whether he was the right pick for Michigan State University. Was this all handled the right way? And where do the Colorado Buffaloes go from here? And more importantly, what’s in store for the Spartans and Tucker with possible violations coming down from the NCAA? Tony and Andy give their thoughts on everything that went down over the past few days. 

Turning towards the 2020 NFL Draft, Tony breaks down some prospects from the Big 12, including TCU defensive tackle Ross Blacklock. He also reveals who he believes is the most overrated Big 12 prospect headed into April. Andy also gives his thoughts on several prospects who many are hyping up in the media rounds.

Finally, the pair talks a little free agency and how the NFL Draft affects the market. They also get into specifics, including what they think New York Jets should do with WR Robby Anderson, especially considering that there is a strong wide receiver class.

Be sure to tune in this week for an all-new episode of PFN’s NFL Draft Insiders with Tony Pauline and Andy Herman for all of this, plus a few random thoughts regarding the PFN Draft Party in Las Vegas and…the Westminster Dog Show. You won't want to miss it!

This week hosts Eric Chiofalo and Zach Wolchuk take a look at where Tom Brady and Philip Rivers could potentially end up during free agency. The Philip Rivers era in Los Angeles officially ended, could Brady be the next man up in L.A?

Tayson Hill wants to be a starting quarterback and it looks to be his ultimate goal. Rumors are swirling about the New Orleans Saints being interested in Hill as their future starter. Drew Brees has yet to confirm if he will be returning this season, but the Saints have no quarterbacks on their roster at the moment. Will Hill get his chance to shine? Or could this be his potential downfall?

Eric and Zach round off the podcast by diving into the potential 17-game regular season. Will the NFLPA and the NFL come to an agreement, and if so, how far down the line could this be implemented?

In this week's episode of Handle Your Business, I will discuss speculation from ESPN that the San Francisco 49ers are entertaining signing Tom Brady and getting rid of Jimmy Garoppolo. There is a window for San Francisco to shed Garoppolo without salary-cap severe consequences.

We will also discuss an extension in Los Angeles for Anthony Lynn and what that might say about the Chargers' direction with the quarterback. The 49ers are restructuring Kwon Alexander's contract to gain more salary cap room, Eric Weddle's retirement from the Los Angeles Rams, and the cap ramifications of that and a ranking of the best free agents available.

Both Tony Pauline and Benjamin Allbright have reported extensively on ProFootballNetwork.com on potential destinations for Brady. But does the last 10 minutes of Super Bowl LIV justify the 49ers cutting ties with Garoppolo to try and sign the six-time Super Bowl winner? And could Garoppolo make a sensational return to New England as a result?

As soon as the Super Bowl came to an end, Pro Football Network and the trusty betting crew turned their attention to the inaugural season of the XFL. Against the Spread co-hosts, Ryan Gosling and Jason Sarney returned to record an action-packed episode breaking down each of the four XFL matchups and even threw out their DFS lineups for the week. With a limited slate in Week 1, they were still able to find some best bets for the show. With a light betting card, the guys took the opportunity to break down the next big betting event this weekend, the 92nd Academy Awards!

For the first time in nearly 20 years, the XFL will once again take its rightful place on our televisions. With Vince McMahon guarantying us that he has a three-year plan, at least, we can embrace the league without the fear of being put through another AAF fiasco. Ryan made it clear that he has the most confidence in the Dallas Renegades this weekend. With an experienced winner at the helm in Bob Stoops and the "godfather of the air-raid" Hal Mumme calling the plays, the Renegades have set themselves up for success. Jason, on the other hand, finds being a Dolphin fan stressful enough, so he will watch and enjoy the XFL. The duo agrees that the Tampa Bay Vipers have the best uniforms in the league, but they cannot come to terms on the Wildcats team name.

Then, when the first week's games were broken down, the guys decided to hand out some of their favorite Oscar bets. Yes, you can bet on the Oscars. With some inside information coming from Ryan, the hosts decided that the Joker could shock the world and upset 1917 come this Sunday. They disagree on the Irishman, but that doesn't stop Jason from sharing some of his famous random facts. If you like Joe Pesci, then you will love this episode. It might not be the NFL, but the Academy Awards will bring the heat!

This week the Any Given Friday trio is finally back together, and we go through multiple possibilities for NFL Free agency.

Could Tom Brady be out? His Hulu ad was a huge let down from a tease post on last Friday. It seems like Brady could be on his way out in New England, but could he stay?

We also play quarterback matchmaking, and list who we think are perfect fits for each other. Cam Newton and the Chicago Bears? Alex Smith, to return?