Hosts Noah Gronniger and Clint Switzer preview the upcoming Chiefs/Raiders game and also discuss what's missing with college football currently.

The voice of the New England Patriots helps preview Chiefs/Patriots this Sunday. Hosts Noah and Clint go around the NFL as well as college football to discuss all the recent goings on.

Former NFL great and current Ravens Radio analyst Qadry Ismail breaks down Chiefs/Ravens, the game of the year on Monday Night Football.

Chris Cabott helped broker the deal that landed Patrick Mahomes in KC.Now, Chris is talking about the three year journey that has seen Mahomes' unbelieve rise to the height of stardem.

Tom House discusses his new Mustard App that will revolutionize pitching mechanics and also talks about his time coaching QB's like Tom Brady, Drew Brees and many more .Leonard Marshall is one of the great Giants defensive players of all time and goes into his career at LSU and the NFL.

Hosts Noah and Clint discuss Patrick Mahomes' amazing 2020, the fact that the Big 10 may want back in on Fall play. Former Chiefs/Chargers CB Brandon Flowers comes on the show to discuss his career and the idea of football with limited fans.

Former "Between the Lines" host Kevin Kietzman is back with a new podcast called "Kevin Kietzman Has Issues" and he joins hosts Clint Switzer and Noah Gronniger to talk about NBA protests, Black Lives Matter, the Big 10 and Pac-12 bailing on a season and much more!

A wonderful chat with former Marshall and Georgia head football coach Jim Donnan who speaks about the magic of Athens, GA, coaching Kirby Smart and the overall power of SEC football. Mizzou coach Eli Drinkwitz has glowing things to say about the leadership of the SEC.

We are saving the world on this week's episode of the Elite Sports Podcast as we drove to Knoxville, TN to talk football, wrestling and politics with the esteemed mayor of Knox County, Mr. Glenn Jacobs.

Eric Moulds and Walt Harris, two former Mississippi State Bulldogs and first round NFL picks talk about their time playing at Mississippi State for Jackie Sherrill and their NFL careers that followed.