Week 1 of the college football season is in the books and Ryan McDaniel is here to recap an exciting opening week. He tackles SEC offenses going berserk, USC & Notre Dame getting big wins over the SEC, if Clemson is still an elite program, Miami establishing themselves at top of ACC, along with Michigan & Oregon raising alarm bells with lackluster performances.

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Talking season is over, college football is finally here! Ryan officially locks in his CFP predictions and who will be the champion in this new format. Then, he takes a look at a few Week 1 games, including Clemson-Georgia, Notre Dame-Texas A&M, and USC-LSU.

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Ryan McDaniel is joined by Charles Jones as the buy or sell what NBA teams did this offseason, including if the Spurs did enough to help Wemby as he enter year two, if the Nova-Knicks can be a true contender to the Celtics out East, if Paul George joining the 76ers is enough for one last push, and if Klay Thompson has enough left in the tank to help Dallas get back to the Finals.

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Our NFL Division Preview series wraps up with what might be the toughest division in all of football, the AFC North. What will a Lamar Jackson-Derrick Henry backfield look like for the Ravens? Will Joe Burrow and the Bengals stay healthy enough to make a playoff run? Can Deshaun Watson provide at least average QB play to support a talented Browns defense? How will the Steelers be with either Russell Wilson or Justin Fields at QB? Ryan McDaniel is joined by Matt Mormann and Peter Lewis as they take a look at these questions and other storylines in the AFC North.

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NFL Division previews roll along, heading to the AFC East. Has the Bills window closed or is it still open? Can the Dolphins produce postseason results now with Tua's extension locked in? Will the Jets all-in offseason plans make or break them? Can the Patriots find a new identity post-Belichick? Ryan McDaniel tackles all these questions and more.

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Wrapping up college football previews, Ryan takes a look at the Group of 5, plus Notre Dame. He tackles how Notre Dame's defense and schedule sets them up for a playoff run. Then, he discusses how Group of 5 teams like Appalachian State, Boise State, Liberty, Memphis, Tulane and UTSA stack up as they look to get into the playoffs.

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Our NFL Division Preview series continues, heading to the AFC South. Ryan tackles a division that saw a lot of off-season spending and three quarterbacks in different places heading into their sophomore seasons. Then, he discusses the Texans' adjustment from going to the hunter to the hunted, the Colts resigning their own guys instead of flashy signings/trades, the Jaguars and Trevor Lawrence looking to prove the end of 2023 was a blip, and why wholesale philosophy changes on both sides may not be a bad thing for the Titans.

Wrapping up Power 4 previews, it's the SEC. Ryan discusses changes plus more including Oklahoma and Texas coming to the conference and Alabama post-Nick Saban. Then, he takes a look at the 16 teams with a tier list, talks why Georgia is still the team the beat, Texas coming in the conference in really good shape, what is Tennessee's ceiling, and more including is joined by Rebecca Gangemella to tackle Missouri's explosive offense looking to continue the momentum off a great 2023 season.

On this edition of NFL division previews, Ryan tackles the AFC West. He's joined by Rebecca Gangemella to discuss her Chiefs and if a three-peat is in the cards (2:37). Then, he takes on the other teams including how the implementation of Harbaugh's style on both sides will take shape (25:04), can Bo Nix run Sean Payton's offense in Denver (38:42), and if the Raiders current QB situation is enough to help them get far (50:10).

Next up in college football previews: the Big 10. Ryan tackles the changes in the conference, from new teams to new coaches (1:47). Then, he goes through the teams and puts them in a tier list, from bottom tier to good but we'll see tier (13:35). Finally, he talks about the projected top four teams, with Ohio State having titles on their mind, with Michigan looking to defend theirs, Oregon looking to explode onto the scene and Penn State hoping to add an explosive offense to their stingy defense (41:55).