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Welcome in to the show.
So excited to be back with you guys.
Recording is late Saturday night, so you guys are here this Sunday morning.
So, so excited to be back with you guys this weekend.
This NFL weekend, excited to be here.
It is week one.
We have made it.
Man, it felt like it was a long time from February.
You know, the last time we seen a football game, it was a football game that mattered,
I should say.
It was Kansas City competing in the Super Bowl, comeback against the Eagles, and then
it was a long time.
We've crowned every world champion in American sports.
We have gone through free agency.
We've gone through the draft.
We've gone through training camp.
We've gone through that weird period of the year during preseason where that seventh receiver
on everybody's team that we're swears is going to make it, or that fifth guard, or that sixth
corner that we just know in our minds is going to be the next superstar and never is.
We've gotten through all that.
We've gotten to the big cut day.
We've made it through hard knocks, and we have officially arrived in week one of the
NFL season.
It's already started.
Chiefs and Lions opened up the season.
Of course, the defending national champion, defending Super Bowl champion, I'm sorry,
watching basketball, I had a brain cramp.
The defending Super Bowl champion opened up the season.
They have banner night, very similar in all sports, or at least is that way in the NBA
and the NFL.
The defending champion opens up the season.
So the NFL has ring night actually before, so I guess there's 53 players.
They have a big ring night.
The Chiefs do it in their in-air head stadium.
They bring the families.
They have all the different tables.
You come in suited and booted, and you get your ring, and then they drop the banner before
the game.
In the NBA, because only 12 players, or 15 players, max, 12 to 15 players, and usually
only retain eight of them a year, they give out the rings to the eight players opening
night, and then they raise the banner.
And so players from other teams customarily, if they aren't playing that night and they
are well on the champion, they'll fly in too and get their rings as well.
And get honored.
Like I said, the banner gets raised, and then the new season starts.
So Chiefs and Lions start off.
I was contemplating how I was going to attack this game, whether I was going to just do
like one of those recap moments, or whether I'm going to pick and choose, because I feel
like anybody can tell you a recap.
I feel like anybody you can listen to in sports can tell you what they saw.
And by what they saw, I mean literally, the Chiefs score 20, the Lions score 21, here's
how it happened, the touchdowns were this and this, I thought passing home was a bad.
That's the basic, I literally watched the game.
Kind of the stuff.
I don't want to do that.
I want to take it a little deeper than that.
And we all watched the game, we've heard all the conjure analysis Friday, if you guys have
watched the NFL show Saturday, it was only game on until everybody gave an opinion, multiple
opinions on it.
You know, people were teased, like Nick Wright for picking the Chiefs and all this.
We've had all the different angles of the game.
But I want to take it a little bit deeper, and I want to take it to a different spot.
I want to take it to the Chiefs coaching staff, specifically Eric V. enemies, no longer being
there.
Yes, Travis Kelsey was injured.
I understand that Travis Kelsey was out.
But the offensive scheme itself, even if Travis Kelsey was in the game, would have struggled.
Now congratulations to the Lions for putting together a pretty good defensive plan, although
the Chiefs kind of gave it to one, no Travis Kelsey for one.
Then Cadarius Tony decided to leave his hands wherever his burner, wherever his Twitter
fingers were all off season.
Sky Moore as well did not bring his hands to the party.
And it's just, it's an interesting scenario when you have a generational quarterback.
Patrick Holmes is a generational quarterback as far as raw talent.
He's probably the top two, top three level quarterback.
You know, probably Aaron Rodgers, him and Pure Arm.
Aaron Rodgers and him probably got the top two.
They probably separate them.
So Elway is up there as well.
Marino is up there as well.
Bradshaw.
But they're definitely, to be Patrick Holmes, the top three top two quarterbacks ever.
And so we have a guy like him.
You have Travis Kelsey who people even like Shannon Sharpe would say is the greatest tight
end of all time.
But he's a top three tight end of all time.
You can take schematic liberties with those two and they're good enough to win the game.
And what I mean by schematic liberty is I don't have to necessarily draw up the world's
best play because I have the world's best quarterback and the world's best tight end.
So I don't have to be this amazing play designer where Travis Kelsey has to be schemed open
and Patrick Holmes has to have these schemed windows and everything has to be on time and
perfect.
And it's just, you know, everything has to be together and perfectly amazing because
otherwise no one's getting open, et cetera.
When you do have the world's best quarterback and you do have the world's best tight end
and you do have receivers that, I'll just be honest, are not traditionally the best receivers.
But you can take those liberties because you can put Scott Moore in a one on one situation
with a slot coin because Travis Kelsey is going to get double or even tripled in terms
of coverage focus.
So you can put Kadiris Toney in a one on one situation and tell him just to beat the third
best corner of the team.
You can put Scott Moore in a one on one situation and kind of scheme open a little bit because
there's a double or a triple team even on Travis Kelsey, but not having Kelsey exposed,
not having the enemy.
And he now says something like, oh, this game has an Astros vibe because there's no Travis
Kelsey, no Chris Jones, which I mean, the Lions offense only scored 13 points.
So I feel like 14 points.
I feel like Chris Jones not being there was not nearly the good fact that Travis Kelsey
not being there because again, I can't even think of who the Matt Campbell I think it
is.
I can't think of the man.
Oh man, the office coordinator for I can't think of it.
Maggie maybe.
But you know, the Chiefs don't have to be perfect with Kelsey in the game because you
got to attract so much attention.
They can kind of have awful spacing and awful rock combinations with the rest of them.
And because if you single cover Chelsea, he's going to get open.
If you double or triple team Kelsey, other guys that I want to opportunities even with
the poor rock combination, that's the NFL receivers.
They make it win around by themselves.
And so that is something that the organization is going to have to adjust to.
She's going to adjust to Travis because it's getting older.
There's going to be life after Kelsey.
Maybe this is the first game to try and test that lifestyle or reality out because their
offense was horrible.
There were several moments there where Patrick had a lot of people wasn't even looking at
how they feel.
There is moments where the spacing is just awful.
I didn't know who my home was throwing the ball to.
I mean, there is just moments of pure, poor play, pure, poor schematics coming from the
Kansas City Chiefs.
But kudos to the Lions, man.
They play hard.
They play really, really hard.
Jerrick off made some throws and he had to make them.
The running game went well.
They didn't run the ball a ton, but when they needed to, especially from the first round
pick Jameer, they really ran the ball incredibly well.
So kudos to them.
But they pressured my home's all night, took advantage of the mistakes when they were able
to do it.
They were pretentious to them rather, and they were able to really, really work and
get this victory because they had to grind it out.
And it could kind of continue that excitement of the first set out at Ford Field since the
Ford Field became an existence, sold them off season tickets.
So that's the kind of support that the program needs.
In terms of the Lions, Dan Kembel is one of those firecracker coaches, and he needs all
the support and love he can get because the more you pour into him, the more he is able
to be that firecracker for the Lions team.
But leaving that game behind, we're going to shift into some storylines we're looking
at going into week one.
Mac Jones has a real offensive coordinator this year.
He does not have a defensive coordinator, Mac Patricia, cosplaying an offensive coordinator.
We had the worst scheming offense in football last year, and we won eight games.
And by we, I mean the Patriots.
So I am definitely looking forward to the Patriots having a better offensive season
this year because they're not dealing with the literally worst offensive coordinator
in football because he's the only offensive coordinator that's not an offensive coordinator.
And so he was cosplaying the position, and therefore I expect just the team to be better
in general, but Mac Jones to be a lot better considering he's back with his collegiate
coach that got him to be as high-pick as he was, and he's away from Matt Patricia.
So congratulations to Mac Jones.
I expect him to have a big season.
Brock Purdy returns for the San Francisco 49ers.
They have moved on, obviously from Trey Lance, shipping him to the Dallas Cowboys for a fourth
round pick.
But Brock Purdy returns to leave the cheapest quarterback room by a standard mile.
I don't think Brock Purdy's making a million dollars a year yet.
Sam Dorma signed for the veteran minimum.
They have, as far as I know, no one else on the roster playing the position.
So they have about two and a half, I'm going to call it three million dollars tied up in
the position of quarterback.
So what do you do with that kind of money?
You start paying players, and they end up giving Joey Bosa the biggest contract for
a defensive end in NFL history.
Five years, $170 million, with a little over $122 million of it guaranteed.
And so he is living like a fat cat.
He's living a good life.
He is officially activated.
It will play him week one.
But to me, all eyes should be on Brock Purdy.
And I've been one that's been preaching the rhetoric often, is the fact that Brock Purdy
eventually has turned back into Brock Purdy.
And I think it will be that kind of playoff game, a game where he needs to continue to
overachieve his Mr. Irrelevant status.
And he's going to turn into, well, Mr. Irrelevant and turn back into Brock Purdy.
Because I didn't think he was that good at Iowa State.
The scouts, the GMs, the coaches didn't think he was that good coming out.
He was literally the last pick of the draft.
Basically a flyer pick in the draft.
And he ends up, you know, until his elbow exploded, looking like he might lead them
into the Super Bowl.
But like I said, Purdy is back.
I expect regression this year.
But he is back.
Jordan Love takes over the reins in Green Bay.
He tries to become the third person in the succession line of Hall of Fame quarterbacks.
Of course, Brad Favre started it out and then Aaron Rodgers.
And now you have Jordan Love.
He's out of Nevada.
He's sat behind Rodgers two, three years.
Story very similar to Rodgers.
Finally, the team got fed up with Rodgers.
It's like the team got fed up with Favre and then they moved into the Jets.
Sounds familiar.
The Packers quarterbacks have relatively unknowns.
Have great Hall of Fame careers.
Play for the Jets.
That's pretty much what the last two is doing.
Jordan Love comes in relatively unknown.
If the Packers continues, great all-time career with one and two of them.
And then quietly going to the Hall of Fame.
So that's pretty much Jordan Love in a nutshell what he's facing.
Now he does not have a Devontae Adams.
He does not have a Donald Driver.
He does not have one of these elite all-time level wide receivers throw the ball to.
He does not.
But he does have Aaron Jones on a pretty good offensive line to kind of protect him early
until he gets his confidence and starts letting the ball go.
But I am very excited to see Jordan Love.
The rookies.
The rookies are debuting.
The rookie quarterbacks, the big three are debuting.
Number one overall pick Bryce Young.
He leads the Carolina Panthers against the LA Falcons.
Number two or three, I can't remember but he's not back to back.
But number two or three overall pick CJ Stroud.
He leads his Houston Texans against the Baltimore Ravens who no longer have Mark Andrews or
who's expected to not have Mark Andrews I should say.
Anthony Richardson I believe with a five.
He's leading his Indianapolis Cokes against the Prince that was promised and the Jacksonville
Jaguars.
This is always opening week so it's very intriguing to me for a rookie quarterbacks because I
don't expect any of them to win.
I don't expect any of them to play well.
But I do expect to see signs and traits.
Stuff like ball placement.
You know decision making.
After two with the offense, the firstification of the offense.
These are things that I am looking forward to seeing from all three of these quarterbacks
maybe down line.
You know Richardson offense may look way different than Stroud's offense which may look way different
than Young's offense.
So I will wait and see how these guys perform before we pass our judgment.
Now I do think that Richardson is an absolute bust.
I don't necessarily believe in Young as a long term option given how small he is.
Stroud is in a very interesting position in Houston.
So there is going to be a lot of commentary on these guys.
I'll be watching them incredibly closely.
Aaron Rodgers rounds out the week one with a Monday night game versus the Buffalo Bills.
And the Bills have been going back and forth in terms of social media and taking little
shots at each other during the course of interviews or whatever.
So that is going to be an incredibly interesting game between Rodgers and the Bills.
I expect the Bills to...
My bad that's my sound of stopping myself.
I expect the Bills to win that game.
I don't think the Jets start off well at all.
If you listen to my prediction I got the Jets starting off like 1-6.
I don't enjoy their season schedule at all.
I don't like the connection or the connection that Aaron Rodgers is doing.
I'm just not a huge fan and I think a bunch of support from his teammates.
So we will definitely keep our eye on that game.
I just think Josh Allen is going to do a little bit more than Aaron Rodgers is doing with the
continuity.
He's getting fusted by Stephon Diggs or ghosted by Stephon Diggs all offseason.
I've just kind of been hearing about chemistry issues and leadership and oh Brian Diggs was
gone and he's returning back to his turnover ways.
There's just a lot of stuff happening that they are going to have to work through in
Buffalo but they are doing their absolute best like I said and they're going to have
to get through it.
But I think they win this game, start the Jets off and they're kind of seizing a bit
of misery with a bunch of underperforming.
You know they're going to underperform pretty, they're going to underperform and with the
Jets they're going to be an 8-win team which is going to put a lot of people under a lot
of scrutiny.
But ultimately I think that the Bills will win this game and they will take care of the
Jets.
And finally Justin Fields, a lot of people's popular MVP choice for some reason.
Justin Fields is trying to save his job right now.
I was thinking in my head how many wins does it take for him not to be replaced?
And it pretty much is how you feel about Shadour Sanders because they won't get to Kayla Williams.
They won't probably get to Drake May.
But when you start getting to that third quarterback on the board is how do you feel about a Shadour
Sanders?
How do you feel about Joe Milton?
How do you feel about a Jay Day?
Those things of that nature.
Those guys, how do you feel about a Michael Pinnix?
Etc.
How do you feel about a Bo Nix?
You know there's plenty of guys out there once you get around that 10th, 12th pick I
think the Bears are going to win some games because they're that good, because of that
division.
So Porus and Winnebun now pretty much thought Anoraz is dominating for the Packers.
But that is all I have for this segment.
I will now switch into our NFL betting segment, Jax Packers.
And welcome back into the show.
And now we are transitioning into our NFL betting segment, Jax Pack.
As you guys know we pick five games every week against the spread using the ESPN app
for their betting lines whenever I get them, when I get the numbers.
So that's who we use our app with.
So if you guys get a number similar to this I'll tell you numbers I'm comfortable betting
with, or how I think the score is going to go, and you can kind of deem that if you want
to tease the lines to get better odds or to not have to give any juice into the number,
that sort of thing.
But you're going to do whatever you need to do to get the line as best you would.
I'll give you guys how my bet is according to the ESPN line, and also probably what I
feel like it's going to be.
Also my prediction of what's going to happen, and so that way you guys can tease the line
up if you need to.
But again, we're in our NFL betting segment, Jax Pack.
We're going to keep a running total of the games this year.
So 17 times 5, 85 games.
Yeah, that's good.
We have 85 games.
We have a total, the goal is to be a professional better, you need to go 53.5% or 54.5% or something
like that.
No, 56% I'm sorry.
If you fit 56% of your bets, you will be labeled as a professional gambler.
Professional gambler ability, they hit about 55 to 58% of their bets.
So 56 is the benchmark number you want to hit.
Last year we were under 50%.
Year one we did this, we were about 54%.
And so not quite at the professional gambler level just yet.
But year three of this, I'm expecting a big turnaround this year.
Week one and two are the harder weeks.
Weeks 16 and 17 are always tough.
Usually weeks three to 15 you kind of make your money if you're good at this.
Because week one and two, early season guys coming out of training camp injuries, early
season IR.
Week 16 and 17, guys are shutting you down.
Unexpected benchings.
It's a really weird time period in the first two weeks and the last two weeks.
So those numbers and those lines can be really odd because people are expected to sit that
don't sit.
People sit they weren't expected to sit.
It's a pretty wild situation.
And so anyway we're into Jax pack.
We're in the week one.
I actually liked a lot of the numbers this week.
It was a pretty solid week as far as numbers.
So again if you get some of these numbers around the same area, some of these teams
are going to have a win out right.
But the first game and they're in no particular order in terms of how I like them.
They're all to me one unit bets.
By unit bets I mean like if you are a $20 gambler, you bet $20.
If you are a $100 gambler, you bet $100.
You know what I'm saying?
These are all one unit bets.
There will always be one unit bets for Jax pack just so it would be a running total.
If you would have bet one unit every week on every single game, when would you break
even?
How would you break even?
Etc.
But anyway so then the first game up is Texans at Ravens.
Ravens minus nine and a half take the Ravens.
The Ravens are going to come out there with a potent passing attack I think.
A lot of stuff going sideways just to get Lamar some kind of layup style throws.
Get Rashad Babeman, get O'Dell if he plays in space.
No Mark Andrews.
They're going to have a good run game if they're online to go to run the ball.
Of course Lamar is there ready to roll.
He believes in the offense and I just think he's going to struggle in his first game.
Usually rookies either play amazing or they play horrible in their first game.
I think he's going to go on the bad side and then throw a couple of picks including one
rough pick six in the Ravens cover.
Although they'll probably cover barely.
I've got them winning 27 to 13.
Number two Bucs at Vikings.
Vikings minus five take the Vikings.
I'm not sure why this line is five points.
Nothing about the Bucs offense suggests that they're going to score more than 17 points
at a consistent basis.
Nothing about the Vikings offense suggests they're going to score anything less than
24 points on a consistent basis.
I don't understand why this line is five points.
The Minnesota Vikings do not have the world's best defense but the Tampa Bay Bucs definitely
do not have the world's best defense.
The Kirk Cousins, Justin Jefferson, Jordan Addison and the rest of that crew is a lot
more dangerous than Baker Mayfield, Mike Evans and Chris Gallagher.
The weapons are there for Tampa but the motivation, Mike Evans doesn't have a contract yet.
Baker Mayfield is not that good at the sport.
There's just so many things working against the Bucs here.
So Vikings by a touchdown is very, very plausible.
Jags minus four and a half at Colts.
Again, another one of those lines I just don't understand.
The Colts thought they were a quarterback.
It's his first game, it's at home.
Anthony Richardson was inaccurate in college, he was inaccurate in the preseason.
Now he's going to go up against the Prince of the promise with a new addition than Calvin
Ridley.
I think he's going to win by multiple touchdowns.
So the line being less than one touchdown suggests that Vegas is going to again, that
first couple of weeks in Vegas are trying to figure out football to get themselves.
So I just think that Jags will win by multiple touchdowns, which means they'll easily cover
the four and a half point spread and they will take down the Colts.
We have a bit of breaking news.
Into the show, Israel Adesanya was defending his undisputed middleweight title and Sean
Strickland whooped him by unanimous decision to become the undisputed middleweight champion
at UFC 293.
I repeat, Sean Strickland defeats Israel Adesanya by unanimous decision to become the undisputed
middleweight champion at UFC 293.
Usually champions don't lose the belt by decision.
So Strickland dominated the fight from start to finish and left the judges no choice but
to award him the belt.
But anyway, yeah, I said the Jags are going to run away and hide from the Colts.
It's a division game.
Yes, it's in Indianapolis.
Based on my schedule picking system, I count as the L for Jacksonville.
I just think that the Colts may not score more than 17 points.
So if you're just daring Trevor Lawrence score 23, which to me feels very, very likely.
So Trevor Lawrence and the Jags cover the four and a half against the Colts.
The Packers plus one at the Bears hammer the Packers here.
If there was going to be a actually we're going to do the locks.
We're going to add locks to our segment.
And so the locks are two unit bets.
These are the bets I am very confident in.
These are the bets that we're going to have their own individual section in the record
card.
Lock in Packers plus one at the Bears.
The Packers are winning this game outright.
So of course they're going to get one point because a one point spread is simply who wins
the game because it's a one point spread.
So it's simply who wins the football game.
I mean 20 there's no real likely one point scores, you know, 20, 21.
For the most part, this is going to win the game.
I think the Packers are going to win the game outright.
So then being the underdog, I would bet this game outright.
I think Packers are the lock here.
And so I would definitely go with the Green Bay Packers.
And then last but certainly not least, the NFC East has their first major contest of
the season.
You have the Cowboys at the Giants, the Giants plus three and a half.
Take the Giants.
Now this line was interesting to me because I think it's almost perfect.
It's plus three.
I stay away from it.
But I think the Cowboys are going to win this game by about three points.
And then they're going to win something like 27, 24 and which we cover because the Giants
is three and a half.
Again, this is one of those games where if you get it, if you see it at three or less,
don't touch it.
To be honest, if you see it at three and a half, I probably wouldn't touch it for most
people.
But if you see it at four, I'd hammer it because I think this game is going to be a 27, 24
kind of game.
Oh, and I just think that the Giants are going to lose it, but they're going to cover the
three and a half.
So again, just to recap it, it is Texans at Ravens.
Ravens minus nine and a half.
Take the Ravens.
Bucks at Vikings.
Vikings minus five.
Take the Vikings.
Jags at Colts.
Jags minus four and a half.
Take the Jags.
Packers plus one at the Bears.
Take the Packers.
Cowboys at Giants plus three and a half.
Take the Giants.
But up next, we're going to shift into Jack's Hot Take, which is going to be a take on college
football.
Welcome back into the show.
And now we are jumping into Jack's Hot Take.
As you guys know, this segment used to be called Best for Lies.
We always took some kind of personal language on the topic and kind of talk about something
that I thought you guys may be interested in, something I definitely was interested
in for sure.
We have since rebranded this last segment into Jack's Hot Take.
Why do I give you guys a strong take on one of the topics that's going on in the sports
world?
Oh man, the big topic is college football.
And so my hot take is that Deion Prime Time Coach Prime Sanders is, I have two takes this
week actually.
I have Coach Prime being college football's savior and I believe the reign of terror by
Nick Saban is officially over.
And I think that not only is Nick Saban's reign of terror over, he's not even a threat
anymore.
So let's start off with Saban first and what ended with Deion.
Saban was summarily defeated tonight by Steve Sarkeesian, 34-24 in Tuscaloosa.
And honestly the game wasn't as close as the score suggested.
A couple of Texas miscues, a couple of Texas fixes and they're 40 something 24.
You know, Nick Saban in his last nine games versus former assistants are 4 and 5.
Before that he was 24 and 0.
He's just lost to me his ability.
He's got Jalen Merrill starting who's not the level of quarterback that they've been
grown accustomed to at Alabama.
He was 14 and 27 tonight.
Two pretty bad interceptions.
And so he's not the level of quarterback that they are used to in Alabama.
Especially as with recently when they're used to high winners, they're used to number one
overall picks, they're used to national championship level quarterbacks.
He is none of those things.
He will never be any of those things.
And we knew that in the off season.
And so I think that Saban's got to make a choice at quarterback but no one fears them.
It's an era now where good offense beats good defense.
And so now that that is flipped, a guy like Saban who would love to play every game in
the phone booth and just fight it out and scrap it out amongst the big guys in the middle
and not really worried about trying to scheme everything open and people still using double
tide and ace backs and kind of old school football.
Now everybody's going five wide finding a weak corner and exploiting them.
So I think that Nick Saban's recruiting stronghold is fading or faded.
I think he's lost finally lost too much of the infrastructure.
Kirby Smart is at Georgia.
He has his family staff, I think it was 2015, has seven current FBS head coaches on it.
You know, it's just his strength coach left with Georgia.
There's so much infrastructure that he has to replace every single year.
And I think that Saban's finally run out of gas and trying to be able to pull the magic
string every time.
So I think that ultimately his reign of terror is over in the SEC and Cosmo.
But in more positive news, Coach Prime Deion Sanders prime time is Colorado Buffalo's are
two and oh after controlling and fairly dominating the Nebraska Cornhuskers, especially in the
second half, because Nebraska was in a war with them in the first half.
And they were really battling in the first half.
And then Nebraska the kid that exit the crop of random field goal.
And that was pretty much it.
Nebraska began to roll another brassica colorado begins a roll after that.
But my take on this is that Coach Prime is Cosmo ball savior.
Cosmo didn't have a face.
He didn't have that person that you really wanted to sit down and interview and talk
with.
They didn't have that big personality kind of necessary to help run a team.
You know, there's got to be personality.
We happy big personality, sad personality, angry, because what you don't want is for
you to be flat all the time.
And then something bad happens and I open your energy and angry that kind of gets most
people to shut down.
And so Deion Sanders is really good at always providing energy, always having the media,
always having the merchandise, always having everything they can need, because he doesn't
want them to get pulled out of the portal by a major conference.
Now Colorado is going to the major conference next year.
But just an absolutely massive win.
I think he's Cosmo ball savior because for two weeks in a row, big noon kickoff has had
his game with his face with their countdown ready to go for him.
He brought it so much into the HBCUs when he was there at Jackson State.
He brought so much into the HBCUs.
I'm still seeing his impact with names on the back of Jersey.
That was not a thing before Deion got to Jackson State and it was like, we can't afford to
put a kid's name on a darn jersey.
You know, his mom and them want to see his name on the back of the jersey.
So there was stuff that he definitely helped improve on for the HBCUs and now he's looking
to do that for black coaches at the FBS level, trying to get as many opportunities for African
American coaches at the level.
But who's the main, you know, what's the main story in Cosmo ball?
Deion, you know, it's Colorado.
They won two games this year.
That's twice the winter they had last year.
For me, last year was Nebraska.
So you know, congratulations to the Colorado Buffaloes.
I mean, their season just started, obviously, but they have already exceeded a lot of expectations
by beating CCU and now they just doubled down on it by taking care of Nebraska.
They have Colorado State next week, should be an easy contest.
And then they move right into Oregon, I believe, which will be the first big, big, big showdown.
I mean, CCU was huge because of Deion's first game, etc.
But Oregon's in the conference, so that'll be the first conference big, big showdown
of their Colorado team.
But I just think Deion is Cosmo ball's savior.
If he's as energetic as he is all the time, he's pushing for the stuff he's pushing for
even after his son's leave.
I believe that Deion is college football savior.
But that is all I have for you guys today.
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