In this episode, Cory and Austin review the week in sports, focusing on fantasy football insights, the struggles of the Kansas Jayhawks, Tua Tagovailoa's concussion concerns, and the Royals' playoff hopes. They also discuss the upcoming Chiefs vs. Falcons game, the performance of the Denver Broncos, and provide their sleeper and bust picks for fantasy football in Week 3. The conversation highlights the unpredictability of the NFL season and the importance of adapting strategies in fantasy football.

In this conversation, Cory and Austin review the Chiefs vs. Ravens game and discuss their takeaways. They analyze the performance of both teams, highlighting the strengths and areas for improvement. They also discuss the importance of having a deep receiving corps for the Chiefs and the impact of the Harbaugh effect on the Chargers. Overall, they believe both teams will be strong contenders in the postseason. In this conversation, Cory and Austin discuss the performances of various NFL teams and players in Week 1. They analyze the games of the Chargers, Broncos and highlighting the promising aspects and areas for improvement. They also make predictions for Week 2, including sleeper and bust picks.

In this conversation, Cory and Austin discuss various topics including the Kansas City Chiefs' upcoming game against the Baltimore Ravens, recent NFL contract extensions, and the potential impact of new players on both teams. They also share their thoughts on the Chiefs' defense and key players to watch. The principal themes of the conversation are the strengths and weaknesses of the Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos, as well as predictions for their upcoming games. The Chiefs' defensive line is seen as a strength, while the young secondary is a concern. The loss of linebacker Willie Gay is expected to be felt in the game against the Ravens. The Broncos' defensive line is also seen as a strength, while quarterback Teddy Bridgewater is a potential sleeper. The conversation also includes fantasy sleeper and bust picks for the week.

In this episode of Shovick's Sports Sh-t, Cory and Austin discuss various topics including the performance of true freshman Deshaun Warner in the upcoming game, the trade of Ernest Jones from the Rams to the Titans, and the Chiefs' signing of Creed Humphrey as the highest-paid center in NFL history. They also talk about the cuts made by the Chiefs and Broncos, including Tim Patrick, Lil Jordan Humphrey, and Samaje Perine. In this conversation, Cory and Austin discuss the final roster cuts for the Chiefs and Broncos, as well as their expectations for the upcoming football season. They analyze the offensive and defensive lineups, highlight standout players, and discuss the importance of communication and leadership on the field. They also share their thoughts on the upcoming KU football game and their fantasy football teams.

In this episode of Shovicks Sports Sh-t, the hosts and guest discuss college football and make predictions for the upcoming season. They start by talking about AJ's preseason Heisman top five picks, which include Will Howard, Dillion Gabriel, Cam Ward, Travis Hunter, and Carson Beck. They discuss the strengths and potential of each player and their chances of winning the Heisman Trophy. They also discuss dark horse candidates and non-quarterbacks who could make an impact. The conversation then shifts to conference champions, with AJ picking Georgia for the SEC, Ohio State for the Big Ten, Clemson for the ACC, Boise State for the Mountain West, and Utah for the Big 12. They discuss the competition in each conference and the factors that led to their predictions. In this conversation, AJ, Cory, and Austin discuss their predictions for the upcoming college football season. They cover various conferences and teams, including the ACC, SEC, Big 12, and Mountain West. They share their thoughts on potential conference champions and playoff contenders. The conversation also touches on the NFL and the Denver Broncos. Overall, they provide a lively and engaging discussion about college football and make their way-too-early predictions for the national championship game

In this conversation, Cory and Matt discuss various topics related to the Denver Broncos. They cover Matt's role as a sports blogger, the recent signing of Justin Simmons with the Atlanta Falcons, the Broncos' secondary and linebacker positions, the offense's running backs, tight ends, and wide receivers. They also touch on Sean Payton's coaching style and the team's overall outlook for the upcoming season. The conversation focused on the wide receiver position and the offensive line of the Denver Broncos. They discussed the potential breakout of Marvin Mims and the utilization of Jalen Virgil on special teams. They also talked about the battle for the center position on the offensive line and the importance of the interior push. The conversation then shifted to the quarterback situation, with speculation about whether the Broncos will keep three quarterbacks on the roster. They also discussed potential surprise moves and made predictions for the AFC West division.

In this episode Cory and Austin spend time on talking about the Shovicks Sports Hit with three big stories. They talked about Dom Puni and Austin Booker's first Preseason action and how excited they were to follow them throughout the season. They discussed Devin Neal and the likelihood of him becoming KU's all-time leading rusher. They discuss training camp news of the Chiefs and Broncos and some position battles they are following and some concerns they have with some of the depth at certain positions. 

In this episode of Shovicks Sports Sh-t, Cory and Austin discuss various topics including their excitement about having video content, their growing international audience, and recent sports news. They talk about the overreactions to the Denver Broncos' depth chart, Tyreek Hill's restructured contract with the Dolphins, and Harrison Butker becoming the highest-paid kicker. They also make their predictions for NFL preseason awards, including MVP, Offensive Rookie of the Year, and Defensive Player of the Year. In this conversation, Cory and Austin discuss their picks for the NFL preseason awards, including Defensive Player of the Year, Offensive Player of the Year, and Coach of the Year. They analyze the potential candidates and share their thoughts on who they believe will win each award. Austin picks T.J. Watt for AFC Defensive Player of the Year and Cory picks Fred Warner for NFC Defensive Player of the Year. Cory agrees with the pick of T.J. Watt and Austin chooses Nick Bosa for NFC Defensive Player of the Year. For AFC Offensive Player of the Year, Austin selects Derrick Henry, while Cory chooses Tyreek Hill. They both agree that Christian McCaffrey is the NFC Offensive Player of the Year. Finally, Austin picks Mike MacDonald as his Coach of the Year, while Cory selects DeMeco Ryans.

In this episode of Shovicks Sports Sh-t Cory and Austin discuss the MLB trade deadline and highlight some of the notable trades made by teams like the Cubs, Royals, White Sox, Cardinals, and Yankees. They also talk about the impressive performance of Bobby Witt Jr. and his potential to be one of the best players in the game. The hosts express their excitement about the possibility of having guests on the show to provide different perspectives on sports. Overall, they provide analysis and insights on various trades and players in the MLB. In this conversation, the speakers discuss various moves made by MLB teams during the trade deadline. They analyze the Kansas City Royals' acquisitions of pitching and infield depth, as well as the Chicago Cubs' trade of Christopher Morel. They also touch on the recent contract extensions for NFL quarterbacks Tua Tagovailoa and Jordan Love, and the new kickoff rule in the NFL.

In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics including the Kansas City Royals, training camp holdouts, and the top 10 fantasy football receivers. They also share their own rankings of the receivers and provide insights into their choices. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various wide receivers and tight ends in fantasy football. They analyze the value and potential of players like Keenan Allen, DJ Moore, Roman Odunze, Caleb Williams, Terry McLaurin, Xavier Worthy, and more. They also provide rankings and insights on the top tight ends in the league, including Travis Kelce, Mark Andrews, George Kittle, and Kyle Pitts. The hosts share their sleeper picks and discuss the challenges of drafting tight ends.