Sports Talk Center

We open the show reacting to the Michigan win at Ohio State -- Harbaugh's adjustments on offense, the run game bullying OSU again, and what this win means for expectations on the College Football Playoff. Then, Brian digs into a handful of NFL teams that are looking at using Week 12 as a spring board to a nice end-of-season/playoff run. Lastly, we give out some best bets.

It's Thanksgiving and for the first time in a while we have 3 intriguing football games. Brian delves into the biggest questions, betting angles, and talking points surrounding Bills-Lions, Giants-Cowboys, and Patriots-Vikings.

On today's show, Brian starts by proclaiming the 49ers to be serious threats in the NFC -- maybe as good as Philly. Then, we reflect on Sunday's Week 11 action -- the Eagles show cracks in the armor for the first time; the Cowboys definitely are SB contenders; Zack Wilson's days in New York are numbered; and Patrick is the unquestioned best in the league. Lastly Brian tries to reason with ownership in Denver to fix their QB/head coach problem.

On today's show, Brian answers the question: Who can win the Super Bowl? The obvious choices are there -- Kansas City, Buffalo, Philadelphia, but which other teams can join them as serious contenders? Where do teams like the Dolphins, Vikings, and Ravens stack up? Plus, we'll examine Week 11's betting card and hand out Best Bets.

Brian reacts to the GOTY -- does our opinion of Buffalo change, have we disrespected the Vikings? Plus more takeaways from Week 10, such as Josh McDaniels better solve this in Vegas, the Bucs might be back (maybe), the Rams are WAAAY dead, and I told you so about Taylor Heinecke!!!

On today's show, Brian examines a few games of interest: Seattle-Tampa Bay in Germany, Chicago hosting Detroit, and Chargers-49ers on SNF. Then we look at some edges in betting first half spreads, points, and moneylines. Lastly, we wrap with Best Bets.

On today's show, Brian revisits initial season predictions, and then adjusts playoff picks and gives out midseason awards. But first, we examine the move earlier this week to put Jeff Saturday in as the Colts' interim head coach by owner Jim Irsay.

It's midway through the NFL season, so what better time to do a check-in and see where every team sits?

Today, we preview Week 9 games by starting with a matchup of the only two above-.500 teams, when KC hosts Tennessee on SNF. Then, Brian discusses the ramifications of two desperate teams meeting in Tampa with Bucs-Rams. Plus, the Chargers made adjustments after their bye week a year ago -- will they do the same this weekend in Atlanta? And is the wrong team favored in SEA-ARI? We wrap up with Best Bets.

Today, we react to Week 8 in the NFL: no one is better than the Buffalo Bills; Christian McCaffrey is what we dreamed we could be in SF with Shanahan; Mike Vrabel won't let the Titans be terrible; and the Atlanta Falcons are now the FIRST PLACE Falcons! Plus, the Vikings somehow are the second seed in the NFC, Bill Belichick is number 2 in all-time wins, and Taylor Heinicke was always the answer over Carson Wentz.