Views From The 573

Ryan McDaniel is joined by Rebecca Gangemella as they take a look at the 2023 Missouri Tigers (1:03). Then, he previews the rest of the conference, including whether Georgia can three peat, can Tennessee not be a one-hit wonder, and Alabama having more questions than in recent years (33:55).

Ryan McDaniel is joined by Rebecca Gangemella as they discuss what to expect from her Kansas City Chiefs this season, including their championship window, Travis Kelce, Chris Jones' contract and more (2:16). Then, Ryan takes a look at the other teams in the division, including can the Sean Payton-Russell Wilson experience work in Denver (36:10), can the Raiders defense help out new QB Jimmy Garoppolo (46:27), and can the Chargers stay healthy this year and cash in with Justin Herbert (56:19).

Ryan McDaniel heads back to college football previews, but first, discusses the possibility of expansion on the horizon again for the sport and where does that leave the Power 5 conferences. Then, he tackles the Big 12, where four new teams join the conference, the Kansas teams look to build on last season's momentum, and Oklahoma and Texas enter their final year.

Coming back together for the first time in ages, Ryan, Matt, and Peter talk about the current state of the running back market before previewing the AFC North (3:05). There, they tackle the Ravens adding around Lamar after his extension (24:27), will the latest Joe Burrow affect the Bengals early on (44:36), will Deshaun Watson bounce back after a rough start in Cleveland (57:14), the current state of the Steelers (1:15:15), and more.

Heading into another NFL preview, Ryan dives into the NFC North. He takes a look at whether Justin Fields is ready to take the next step with the Bears (3:33), can the Lions build upon their 2022 season (12:44), what will the Packers look like with Jordan Love now QB1 (20:35), and can the Vikings stop anyone in 2023 (31:04). Then, take a look at various news around sports including Jaylen Brown's max extension, Herbert gets paid, Bronny, and more (38:59).

In Week 2 of college football previews, Ryan McDaniel is joined by Peter Lewis as they take a look at the Big 10. They dive into the West Division, including tackling a new style of offense for Wisconsin (3:31). Then, they discuss the East (24:16) including what to expect from Penn State in 2023 (33:00), plus changes at Ohio State and if all the talent returning to Ann Arbor should make Michigan the favorite in the conference (46:43).

Covering the first AFC division, Ryan McDaniel takes a look at the AFC South. He tackles the beginning of the DeMeco Ryans and CJ Stroud era in Houston (2:15), whether Anthony Richardson is ready to play for the Colts right now (11:20), if the Jaguars can build on their division-winning 2022 season (22:20), and whether the Titans are going for one last run + the DeAndre Hopkins signing (30:16).

Kicking off our College Football previews, Ryan McDaniel takes a look at the ACC, as he tackles who may be some of the top teams in the conference and who could potentially challenge Clemson.

With football season getting closer, Ryan McDaniel kicks off football previews with the NFL and previews the NFC South. He takes a look at Atlanta with their talented, young skill position players (3:48), Bryce Young's rookie season in Carolina (12:26), if Derek Carr is the answer post-Drew Brees for the Saints (21:31), what to expect from Tampa Bay post-Tom Brady (31:39) and more.

With football season lingering near, Ryan gives the rundown on how the football previews will go. Then, with more details on the way, tackles the latest on the NBA's in-season tournament (7:05). Next, Damien Lillard finally requests a trade, but only to Miami. He tackles whether Portland will oblige to the request or should they wait for the best offer. Plus, he wonders Utah and San Antonio could be sleeper teams (13:01). Finally, he runs through some of the more notable signings of free agency, including what the Grizzlies and Rockets did, before getting into his list of teams that have won free agency (29:31).