Brett opens the show a little fired up about a man in the NFL that no one seems to respect. He also gives his take on whether or not the Bills have a Josh Allen problem and what really motivated Aaron Rodgers against the Cowboys.

Brett get's back to it starting the pod off letting you know about a story that is not going unnoticed. He also helps you understand the Jeff Saturday Hiring and why it might not be as random as you would think. Plus, the new CFP rankings are out and chaos is about to ensue.

(Sorry for the audio quality today) Brett gets off to a hot start reacting to the CFP rankings and getting ready for this football weekend. He also breaks down which NFL quarterback is done in this league and why the Dolphins are poised for a Super Bowl run.

There is a lot to unpack from this weekend in football but we start with the reason NFL's primetime schedule is bad and why the Jets could make a playoff run. Also, an owner with little moral authority is speaking out against Dan Snyder and why Brett believes Zach Wilson's career will be short lived.

Brett is breaking down Monday night football with trying to understand why the Raiders look so bad. He also explains all the roughing the passer flags and why it's actually benefitting the fans. The Crimson Tide is on upset alert and he tells you why this would be the best year for a twelve team playoff.

Todays episode is all football and the guys made a point to talk no NBA. There is so much to get into from the first week of college football including reactions and explanations for the week 1 poll and why the playoffs are now expanding. If you make it to the end of the pod you will see the wheels fall off.

The guys start of with a conversation on the best sports in America and spoiler alert: college basketball isn't even top five. They finally finish the NBA with the end of the KD drama and in honor of Baker Mayfield being QB 1, they break down the Panthers schedule. Luke also picks the playoffs and the eventual super bowl.

There is so much to react to coming off the first real football weekend of the season. Jordan Davis and Justin Fields showed stark differences in how they reacted to the same scenario showing why Chicago is a dive and Philly is on the rise. Also, how close is Kevin Durant to retiring this season?

Luke gives a solid rating and reaction to Brett's very interesting theory surrounding the NFL and their punishment. They also break down what may be the end of an era with a major scorer in the NBA. Luke also breaks down the expectations for each tier of NFL teams.

There is a lot for the guys to unpack and they pace themselves surprisingly well, as opposed to spending 20 minutes on Julio Jones. Brett does digging into Sue Robinson's report and explains what the options are moving forward with Watson and the NFL. Miami also is recieving punishments but it has nothing to do with Brian Flores. And as always, Baker comes up on the show and the guys talk about why a game from 2016 could be insight into Bakers future this season.