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In this week's episode of Handle Your Business, I take a look at Richard Sherman's comments on the negotiations on the new Collective Bargaining Agreement between the NFL and the NFL Players Association. Sherman reacted to this report about the state of the talks.

I also take a look at Antonio Brown's apology and what sort of discipline NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell will hand out. There's also reports about when Goodell will meet with Cleveland Browns' defensive end Myles Garrett to talk with him before ruling on any further discipline. Plus, the Carolina Panthers fill out their coaching staff.

Sherman also took aim the NFL over expanding the season to 17 games and questioned the league's commitment to player safety. Will the season be extended or will the NFLPA agree to a 17-game season after significant concessions? Comment below or tweet me @temptherat on Twitter.

Jason Sarney and Ryan Gosling went all out in their Against The Spread podcast Super Bowl prop bets special! The duo broke down several aspects of wagering on Super Bowl 54 this Sunday in Miami Gardens when the Kansas City Chiefs will face the San Francisco 49ers at Hard Rock Stadium.

Super Bowl prop bets are full of ways to make a profit while enjoying football's grandest event. When you listen to Gosling break down the historical outcomes of the pre-game coin toss, you know you are in for a show with hoards of betting suggestions and information. Gosling has even mathematically figured out the Gatorade liquid color frequency of the post-game victory splashes since the tradition began. Also, if you are wondering, Tails historically hits 53% of the time in Super Bowl tosses. So go for broke, says Gosling.

Sarney is staying away from this play, as his heart can't take heading into the game already down.

Moving on, and still, before the ball is even kicked, Sarney analyzes why pop sensation Demi Lovato could be pacing for an "over" in the national anthem time. Sarney is going against the historical data Gosling pulled up on Lovato's last five live appearances in which she sang the epic song. As the show will detail, four of her previous five renditions ran under the mark, which is set at 1 minute and 59 seconds.

However, Sarney argues that in the musically and cultural epicenter that is Miami, and in the presence of Halftime performers Shakira and Jennifer Lopez, Lovato will no doubt need to bring it, and show off the pipes.

Look for an elongated final note, as well as a potential dramatic longer-than-usual pause before the word, brave, and you have the recipe for two minutes. A cool cover that would impress Miami music queen, Gloria Estefan, who also happens to be a small stake-owner in the Miami Dolphins.

We all love a comeback story, and after a tumultuous year, Demi is back! Lovato and the over, all day.

As the duo arguably spent way too much time analyzing Lovato's prop market and career, another lucrative wager presents itself in the performer's microphone placement. This one you have to tune in for, but a visual clue has presented itself already about where one co-host's bet will be with this prop play.

In total, there are close to one hundred plays that were thrown out there for those auditing with pen and paper or busy thumbs recording the guys' lean. Whether it be your overplays in running back or wide receiver yardage, quarterback touchdown passes on the player props side, or game props like 2-pt conversion attempts, Sarney and Gosling hit their mark in Against The Spread's 2020 final.

The tables are set, and there are a few days to get your wagers in and do not do so without taking some time to listen to the guys' breakdown every way to line your pockets with lime-green profit.

Lime-green...think about it.  That may be the most aesthetically pleasing in the aqua backdrop of Hard Rock Stadium and those clear waters of South Beach miles away from the game itself.

Enjoy Super Bowl 54, and thank you for tuning in all season to Against the Spread.

The time is finally here, and the 100th season of the NFL is almost at a close. The San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs will play for it all this Sunday at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, FL.

During the podcast, Eric and I give our final predictions on who we think will win the game and breakdown the matchup on both sides. Will it be the motto "defense wins championships" or has Patrick Mahomes proved he could be the man to stop the 49ers' defensive tear?

We also touch on the death of NBA legend Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna, and the seven others that perished in the tragic helicopter crash — detailing what Kobe meant to the sports world outside of just the NBA.

In this week's episode of Handle Your Business, I will take a look at the proposal Washington Redskins owner Daniel Snyder will make to Maryland legislators for the right to operate a gaming license at a new stadium built on the site where the Redskins' current stadium sits.

With the official announcement that Raiders relocated to Las Vegas, I will look back at how that stadium deal came together and how it might be a road map for future NFL stadium deals.

The NFL released its latest numbers on concussions, and I take a look at what they mean for the rules changes they've recently made and the prospects of a more extended regular season. And some news about two interesting hires for offensive coordinator made this week.

If the state of Maryland accepts Snyder's proposal for gambling, would it be a fully-fledged casino with slots? Would it just be a sportsbook? Would it be open on gamedays? What will the league think of one of the owners running a gambling establishment? Will the taxes collected partially fund the new stadium?

This week, Eric and Zach take on the AFC and NFC championship games and look towards the future for the Green Bay Packers and Tennesee Titans.

The two also mention that Jimmy Garrappolo deserves more respect than his eight pass attempts show. Could the 49ers need Jimmy G to secure a Super Bowl LIV victory? Or will the team ride out with their elite running back room?

This week's Handle Your Business makes a case for Jason Garrett joining the New York Giants as an offensive coordinator and why it's a great idea.

I also look at the Carolina Panthers big week that featured a significant departure and major addition. So what does it say about Cam Newton and the Panthers' fortunes for next season? There's also news about Philip Rivers that points to a new team for him in 2020.

Garrett's time as head coach of the Dallas Cowboys featured a lot of near misses and a lot of mockery of his record. I explain why fans should push that to 1 side and focus on Garrett's history as an assistant coach, his ability to develop quarterbacks and the fact that Garrett won't have Jerry Jones looking over his shoulder at everything he does!

The NFL Conference Championship weekend betting preview show is here! Against the Spread has you covered, as Ryan and Jason throw out tons of insight on the pair of games, as well as prop bets galore!

The co-hosts clash on the Green Bay versus San Francisco contest, as Jason has a theory on why the Packers and Aaron Rodgers could "upset" the Niners. Ryan brings his usual stat drops and analytics as the duo is in championship form!

This week, Eric Wiedeke joins me as we discuss the latest news around Antonio Brown and the Aaron Hernandez documentary on Netflix.

Brown was recently involved in an incident on IG Live, where he yelled at his "Baby Mama" and police while accusing her of attempting to steal his Bently. Multiple people on Twitter have asked if Brown needs to seek help, and after Drew Rosenhaus dropped Brown as a client on Thursday, he stated to the NFLPA that he would only work with Brown again if he gets help.

We also talked about the legal battles of Hernandez and the issues he faced during his lifetime before committing suicide in prison at the age of 27. A new documentary about Hernandez has surfaced on Netflix and brought the case of Hernandez back in the news.

We finish by giving our final picks for who we believe will make the Super Bowl!

In this week's episode of Handle Your Business, we will look at the case of Eric Bieniemy and why the NFL won't hire black head coaches. Bieniemy, a highly-regarded assistant with the Kansas City Chiefs, looks set to miss out on all five openings if reports from ProFootballNetwork.com's Tony Pauline and Benjamin Allbright about the Cleveland Browns job are correct. So why is that the case?

We will also look at significant staff changes with the Los Angeles Rams. What does the Matt Rhule contract say about David Tepper and the direction of the Carolina Panthers? And the XFL released its rules this week, and I take a look at which rules the NFL should adopt.

Does the Rooney rule still work for minority coaches in the NFL? How can it be improved? And are black coaches getting a fair chance in these interviews?

We are down to the final eight teams, and the NFL Divisional Playoffs Betting preview show will get you ready!

The guys at Against the Spread are coming off a collective 8-5 Wild Card weekend, so the momentum is again on their side heading into a weekend of NFL playoff football.

Ryan and Jason see some tight matchups over the slate of four games, and there are even some savvy future plays and prop bets for the taking.

There is the usual fun and, more importantly, profitable plays from the international pair.