Alex Prewitt wrote an article regarding the Guardian Cap and how it's changed the NFL. He joins The Beat of Sports to discuss the history of the Guardian Cap, how it made its way to the game, and how it can be taken to the next level.

Jake Retzlaff is a Jewish quarterback at BYU. McKay Coppins wrote a piece in The Atlantic explaining how Jake ended up at a Mormon school.

The NBA's Eastern Conference is deep this year and Keith Smith explains that the Magic could find themselves inside the top four if teams like New York, Philadelphia, or Milwaukee don't have the season that they are expecting.

Former NFL coach and QB Pat O'Hara discusses Tua's injury history and his attitude towards the questions he got from the media and explains why a guy in his prime like Tua has a different mentality when it comes to his health and playing.

Florida has a tough schedule coming up but if they play well and can make a bowl game, Matt Murschel explains why the play of DJ Lagway could potentially save Billy Napier's job.

Long time NBA assistant coach Brendan Suhr explains why the NBA is healthy today and is as deep as it's been in a long time.

Marc and CV discuss Jameis Winston's comments regarding Browns fans cheering when Deshaun Watson got hurt Sunday.

UCF travels to Ames, Iowa to take on 9th ranked Iowa State. Color analyst Gary Parris previews the game with Marc.

With the abrupt retirement of Tony Bennett at UVA, Mike O'Donnell discusses the changing landscape in college sports and how NIL and the transfer portal may have played a role in his decision. MOD then explains why he believes that college basketball is in decline.

Richard Hale discusses a former LSU player filing a lawsuit against the school, a hazing story out of Ohio, and a defamation lawsuit by a Kansas City Chiefs fan.