The Couch Experts Podcast (CEP)

Season 2 of The Couch Experts is back. Zane and Jahmari catch up after a long offseason — including Jahmari's move to coaching varsity football at Lions Township HS outside Chicago — before diving into Wyoming's roster overhaul: 41 signees, only 2 returning defensive starters, and 19 three-star recruits. They break down new OC Christian Taylor's Buffalo Bills pedigree and Josh Allen's public endorsement of the hire, preview transfer QB Tyler Hughes, and get into the stakes of the Week 1 opener at Colorado State — the first season-opening Border War since 1964. The guys close it out with a blind tailgate food tier list, a dynasty fantasy football draft recap ahead of their Week 1 head-to-head, quick NFL predictions for the Bears and Broncos, and a rapid-fire hot takes round.

The Couch Experts are back for Episode 23! Zane and Jamari welcome special guest Dan Morris — the Voice of Cowboy Wrestling — for a deep dive into Wyoming athletics as March heats up.

The guys break down the Wyoming Cowboys wrestling team heading into the Big 12 Championships and NCAA Nationals. They spotlight heavyweight Christian Carroll, ranked wrestler Joey Novak, the Willischel brothers, and a slew of dark horses who could punch their All-American tickets. Dan also shares his bold prediction for a top-10 national finish and explains how Coach Mark Branch has completely rebuilt the culture of the Wyoming wrestling program from the ground up — plus a look at an impressive seven-man recruiting class of state champions on the way in.

Then it's on to Wyoming Basketball. The men's team heads to Las Vegas for the Mountain West Tournament as a potential sleeper — can they pull off an upset? The women's team enters with nothing to lose. Zane and Jamari break down both squads and what to expect.

The crew also celebrates Macy Hansen, Wyoming's sophomore swimmer who broke a school record AND qualified for the NCAA Championships. Then it's time to talk NFL Combine — Wyoming tight end J-Mike ran a blazing 4.6 and sits 6th in athleticism among all tight ends. Is athleticism or production the more important metric for a late draft pick? Zane and Jamari debate it.

Finally — it's March, which means bracket talk. Dan, Zane, and Jamari all share their strategies for surviving March Madness. Favorites? Upsets? Mascots? You'll have to tune in.

Go Pokes. Powder River.

n this episode, Zane and Jahmari break down the current state of Wyoming athletics. The Cowboys and Cowgirls continue to battle inconsistency on the court, while Wyoming wrestling is putting together one of the strongest seasons the program has seen in years. The hosts also discuss what J-Mike needs to show at the NFL Combine and how it could shape his professional future.

The conversation expands to Wyoming athletes competing in the Winter Olympics, reactions to the Super Bowl and its halftime show, and thoughts on North Dakota State joining the Mountain West. The episode closes with a new Couch Question of the Week.

Topics covered: • Wyoming wrestling’s rise and top individual performers • Struggles and identity questions for Cowboys and Cowgirls basketball • J-Mike’s combine expectations and draft outlook • Wyoming representation at the Winter Olympics • Super Bowl analysis and Tyler Hall’s second championship • Mountain West expansion and regional implications

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This week brought a lot — on and off the field.

In Episode 21, Zane and Jahmari break down the Broncos–Patriots matchup, Wyoming’s latest athletics updates, the Mountain West budget situation, transfer arrivals in Laramie, and the ongoing winter storm disrupting schools and sports schedules across the region.

We also discuss the difficult national events that shook students and educators this week, how communities are responding, and how athletes across leagues are using their platforms. The conversation stays grounded in humanity, teaching, and the real lives of the kids we serve.

Topics in this episode:

• Broncos playoff loss and season wrap‑up
• Wyoming athletics budget updates & Freedom Caucus proposals
• Early enrollees & transfer arrivals at UW
• Men’s basketball’s recent struggles
• Winter storm impact on athletics and schools
• Community reactions to national events (discussed respectfully and without graphic detail)

Whether you're here for Wyoming sports, college athletics, NFL talk, or thoughtful conversation from the couch — thanks for listening and being part of the community.

⚠️ Episode Note: Due to a random technical issue during recording, the episode cuts off abruptly near the end. Everything is fine on our end — just one of those tech hiccups. Thanks for your understanding and for sticking with us!

It was an emotional rollercoaster of a sports weekend, and the Couch wasn’t ready for it.

In Episode 20, Zane Allee and Jamari Moore break down the heartbreak, controversy, and chaos coming out of the NFL Playoffs — including the Broncos‑Bills ending, Bo Nix’s devastating injury, and the Bears’ crushing overtime loss to the Rams featuring one of the best throws you’ll ever see from Caleb Williams.

We also dive into:

• The firing of Sean McDermott and what Buffalo got wrong
• Wyoming football’s transfer portal strategy and “win‑now” approach
• The future of NIL, player agents, and college football buyouts
• Wyoming Wrestling’s statement win over a Top‑10 team
• Why college sports may never look the same again

Plus, Couch Question of the Week: If you could erase one loss from your favorite team’s history — which one would it be and why?

This episode blends expert insight, personal stories, and real fan emotion — exactly what makes The Couch Experts Podcast different.

Episode 19 of The Couch Experts Podcast covers a wide-ranging week in Wyoming athletics, college football, and the NFL.

Jamari Moore and Zane Allee analyze Wyoming Football’s recruiting class and transfer portal strategy, including quarterback depth, running back additions, roster limits, and the changing role of redshirting in college football.

The discussion turns to Mountain West realignment, why Wyoming cannot afford to drop to FCS, and how geography, revenue, and exposure shape conference decisions.

On the basketball side, the guys break down Wyoming’s loss to Nevada, defensive struggles, conference standings, and the urgency of Mountain West play as the season hits its midpoint.

They also react to the College Football Playoff semifinals, Indiana’s surge, Miami vs Ole Miss, and what the matchups reveal about parity in the sport.

To wrap up, the show covers NFL Wild Card Weekend, including Bears vs Packers postseason history, Bryce Young’s progress, and what makes this NFL season one of the most competitive in years.

🎙️ A must-listen for Wyoming fans and football junkies alike.

In Episode 18 of The Couch Experts Podcast, we break down Wyoming basketball’s loss in The Pit, concerns around scoring depth, and what it means moving forward in conference play. We also dive into Wyoming football’s transfer portal situation, NIL realities for Group of Five programs, and the growing trend of player contracts in college sports.

Plus, College Football Playoff reactions, NFL playoff scenarios, and a thoughtful Couch Question to close out the episode.

Wyoming athletics faces hard truths in the modern college sports era.

In Episode 17 of The Couch Experts Podcast, we discuss John Michael Gyllenborg’s Senior Bowl invite, QB Kaden Anderson entering the transfer portal, and why Wyoming’s $1.5M NIL total is being outpaced by FCS programs like Montana.

Former Cowboy Jahmari Moore gives an honest answer to whether he’d transfer for money in today’s portal era, and we debate what Wyoming must do to survive — adapt or fall behind.

Plus: • Wyoming vs Air Force basketball reactions • Big wins for UW swimming & wrestling • Fantasy football playoffs recap • NFL playoff picture & Jokic injury update • Stefon Diggs in the headlines again

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In Episode 16 of The Couch Experts Podcast, Jahmari Moore and Zane Allee return to break down a busy stretch in the sports world, with a heavy focus on Wyoming athletics and major national storylines.

The guys dive into Wyoming men’s basketball, including the Cowboys’ first conference loss, three-point struggles, and why this roster still has real postseason potential in a competitive Mountain West. They also discuss coaching philosophy, roster depth, and how the transfer portal continues to reshape college basketball year after year.

On the football side, Wyoming hires Christian Taylor as its new offensive coordinator. The crew analyzes his NFL background with the Buffalo Bills, his success at the FCS level, and what this hire means for recruiting, quarterback development, and the future of the Cowboys’ offense. Transfer portal movement, roster turnover, and the realities of rebuilding depth are also covered.

Beyond Wyoming, Episode 16 explores:

• The ongoing Mountain West vs. Pac-12 conference realignment battle
• Why TV deals and lawsuits are reshaping college sports
• NFL playoff races, breakout performances, and officiating controversy
• Puka Nacua, referees, and the impact of viral moments on players
• Fantasy football updates and a Couch Question of the Week debate: College football or the NFL — which is more entertaining right now?

Packed with analysis, opinion, and honest conversation, Episode 16 delivers everything sports fans need as the season heats up.

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In Episode 15 of The Couch Experts Podcast, we wrap up the Wyoming football season with a full breakdown of the Cowboys’ 27–7 loss at Hawaii. We evaluate freshman QB Mason Drube’s first start, highlight Jones Thomas’ pick-six, discuss Andrew Johnson’s final game, and look at why the offense finished dead last in Mountain West scoring at just 16.0 PPG.

We also cover the big offseason storylines already unfolding: several key players entering the transfer portal (including Chris Durr Jr. and Terron Kellman), Wyoming’s search for a new offensive coordinator, and what positions need the most attention heading into 2025.

Beyond football, we discuss: • USA’s World Cup group draw • Netflix acquiring Warner Bros for $86B • National Finals Rodeo in Vegas • Fantasy football playoff talk • Updates from Wyoming basketball, volleyball, wrestling, and more

Couch Question of the Week: What holiday traditions do you have?

We also share what future episodes will look like as we shift into weekly offseason coverage.