Tapouts and Touchdowns

Bully Ry reviews the best games from week 3 of college football and week 2 of the NFL. From there, he gives the best fantasy football advice he can give, and he wraps up the show with an update on the pick ‘em contests and picks the winners of 8 more game in this week’s edition of Frick’s Picks.

Bully Ry discusses all of the upsets, and even the surprising tie, in college and pro football last week. He follows that up with more buys and sells in week two of fantasy football, and ends the show previewing the best games of the upcoming weekend, both in the NCAA and NFL.

Bully Ry and PJ Steven are back discussing the results of the 2022 WWE Clash at the Castle from Cardiff, Wales. The guys, then, discuss the future of the WWE Undisputed Universal Championship in the main event of the show.

We are through NCAA Football week 1, and NFL week 1 is now here! In the first half of the show, Bully Ry gives his best fantasy football advice to help you win your first game of the season. In the second half, Bully Ry discusses week 2 of college football and previews the best games to watch in the NFL this weekend.

This week’s wrestling show features a breakdown of night 20 of the New Japan Pro Wrestling’s biggest tournament of the year, the G1 Climax, which features Kazuchika Okada taking on Will Ospreay in the main event.

The 2022 NFL season begins next week, and what better way to get ready than with Bully Ry’s last divisional previews?! And in Overtime, Bully announces a special contest and gives you his best games to watch in week 1 of college football.

Bully Ry and PJ Steven are wrapping up the summer with a review of WCW’s Bash at the Beach from 1995

Bully Ry starts of the show with a state of wrestling in the pre-game warmup, follows by breakdowns and predictions for the eastern divisions of the AFC and NFC East this week, and talks about week zero of college football in this week’s OVERTIME.

Bully Ry gives his full NFL schedule predictions, and deep-dives the north and south divisions of both the AFC and NFC

Bully Ry and PJ Steven are back and ready to discuss all things SummerSlam 2022, and in the Main Event, they tackle an extremely unfair comparison that started making its rounds on social media after this event