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Last week, NFL week three, the NFL baby.
Hello Jay Daniels.
I mean, welcome to the show.
He had an absolute master class.
He's doing something that no one in the NFL ever has done.
So just last night he goes 91% complete the percentage, the highest in a single game for
a rookie of all time.
He completes his second game back to back where his team never punts or turns the ball
over.
That is only the second that he's the second time that has happened in his young career.
What?
What sounds like man, that's pretty amazing is the fact that, you know, he's had two of
those games in his first three starts where his team has scored on every drive except
for kneel downs.
So they took kneel downs out.
So like if you got three seconds on the clock, get the ball back and take a knee or you're
up like they were then they took a knee.
They're not going to penalize you for that.
Right.
They took that out.
If you add up all the games of Tom Brady, Drew Brees, Peyton Manning and Patrick Mahomes,
1094 starts, all four of those, let's be honest, Mount Rushmore level quarterbacks have three
total games like that in their careers.
Jayden Daniels has two of those in his first three games.
Now week two, it was seven field goals.
In week three, he threw, he started throwing touchdowns.
He ran, he threw two, ran in for one.
They picked up a couple of field goals.
The offense ran in for another.
It was a masterclass of offense.
If you told me Jayden, if you did, if he was an alien on earth or you an alien and you
showed up on earth and you were dropped into the planet, you say, okay, look at these quarterbacks.
You quickly explained football to him.
He said, okay, look at that.
How long do you think that guy for watch has been playing in the NFL or doing this?
The alien could probably tell you 10 years and you would tell him it's been 10 days.
Like it's been 10 weeks.
You know what I'm saying?
Like the, in that level of maturity from Jayden Daniels, he was all smiles.
His first touchdown pass goes to an offensive lineman.
He throws a beautiful pass.
It gets covered zero.
It gets smacked in the mouth and drops it right in on Terry McLaurin for the game sealer.
I mean it is, he was masterful last night.
He he's a rookie, so there's stuff to improve and stuff to improve.
He's patching my homes, patching my homes, the best quarterback in the league.
But there's stuff to improve like anticipation.
For instance, he had one, he had a walk in touchdown to Terry McLaurin earlier in the
game where Terry puts a move on the safety and the safety falls and a six year vet lets
that ball go and the move starts.
And the reason why is just looking at it, you can kind of tell even if the safety didn't
fall, the safety is running one way, Terry's coming the other way.
If you just let the ball go, the safety can't turn in time as the walk in touchdown.
Like a couple of throws, Josh Allen, who we'll speak about later, was hitting in the Jacksonville
game off anticipation.
Daniels had even easier throws that he just wasn't letting go due to lack of participation.
So that's probably his biggest thing.
And then he slid for the first time last night in his NFL career.
But he also has the most first downs converted via the run in the NFL.
Like past Lamar Jackson, like we're talking elite level.
He was my pick for rookie of the year.
The start of the year, he's going to continue to be my pick for rookie of the year as we
progress forward.
And I put a lot of stock into Caleb Williams and I figured if it's close, it's going to
go to Caleb.
I thought the Bears would win nine, 10 games.
And then if Caleb Williams puts up solid stats, they're going to give it to Caleb Williams.
But he's been playing pool trash for a vast majority and we'll get into Caleb a little
later as well.
But right now, Jayden Daniels, the clear cut, clear, clear cut rookie of the year.
He looks like the best rookie in the class.
I argued that he, that New England should have done more to go get him from Washington.
I'm not thinking Ricky Williams level where you trade a draft, but I would have offered
three ones on draft night and probably a two, three ones, a two and a future fifth and just
dare to watch them tell me no with three first round picks, you know what I'm saying?
Two seconds and a fifth.
Like, and just be like, just tell it like you're going to have to tell me no.
And ultimately you could just look at it.
New York poked around, but they didn't really move.
And then reportedly New England made an offer, but it wasn't, it was one of those feeler
offers and the commanders came back so strongly against that New England basically backed
off and was cool sitting at three and picking Drake May.
But last night exemplified why I was so high on Jayden Daniels.
He outdueled Joe Burrow, who Burrow played a pretty good game himself, but he outdueled
Joe Burrow in the battle of the LSU Heisman quarterback winners.
The Bengals fall to a crushing 0-3.
Their season's in massive jeopardy right now.
And like I said, Jayden Daniels was just magnificent all night.
It was beautiful to watch him play the position.
Joe Burrow had a couple of great moments on the other side, hitting chase, leading his
team down.
He had to pretty much every time.
And so master class from both quarterbacks.
But Joe Burrow is, he's been to the Super Bowl.
He's been an all pro.
He's been a pro bowler.
Jayden Daniels has been starting NFL quarterback for three games.
And so kudos Jayden Daniels.
I mean, absolutely great performance.
Speaking of a great performance, Josh Allen, MVP.
Can we start the campaign?
Can we start the voting?
Can I place the bet?
Is he the favorite?
I mean, right now, Josh Allen has to be favorite for the MVP.
Look, you went into this season, many people think in Patrick Mahomes.
Yeah, and Xavier Worthy, you give him a Hollywood Brown.
So you get that top off the defense.
Travis Kelsey still there.
You're thinking, you know, Clyde Edwards, he later comes back and you're thinking Rashid
Rice and that defense is going to win a lot of games.
And you just naturally think, okay, Patrick's due for an MVP.
It was like at a certain point, Peyton Manning, like every three to four years, every two
to three years, you were looking like, okay, Peyton's due for an MVP.
And I just felt like Patrick was due.
I didn't think Lamar was going to go back to back.
That's pretty hard to do.
My pick actually was CJ Stroud was who I thought was going to win the MVP.
I thought it'd be year two.
You know, you add a Stafara Diggs, you add this run game, you get them another year in
the system.
You get them to where he is a confident, really really confident player.
I thought it'd be CJ Stroud, but it is Josh Allen.
He absolutely wrecked the Jacksonville Jaguars.
What he did to the Jaguars could have been called criminal.
Like it was downright, I'm better than you.
I'm really better than you.
I'm really, really better than you.
He was throwing passes with perfect accuracy, beautiful anticipation.
He ran when he had to.
He got his team into the best plays almost every time.
He ended that game at halftime.
It was 30 something three or 28, three at halftime, some of that nature because of him.
He went ballistic in that first half and Buffalo is not a place you want to go down with a
Carl DeRoy.
If you're going to beat a Buffalo, you want to be Buffalo.
If you're going to be the man in the road, you're going to do what Arizona did.
Get out on him.
Because if that, and Arizona didn't even finish it, but if that momentum gets rolling in Orchard
Park, you're in for a long night.
After that happened in Jacksonville, the momentum got rolling with Buffalo.
Josh Allen couldn't miss and it became a long, long night for the Jacksonville Jaguars,
faithful as the Bills ultimately ended up winning 47 to 10.
Now honestly, it felt like a bigger lead than that.
Josh Allen was playing out of his mind and he's definitely right now has to be the front
runner for MVP.
The Baltimore Ravens pick up a win they desperately needed.
If they lost the game to the Cowboys, you could have packed up the season and potentially
John Harbaugh's Ravens coaching career.
But they win in Baltimore Ravens fashion and they win with the run game.
Derrick Henry goes for a buck 50 or a buck 30 somewhere in there and they win in the
run game.
This is the first game where I saw a commitment to doing what Henry does.
It may not have been the pure outside zone play where he's jogging to the left trying
to find a hole that he turns it up in the gap.
It may not have been that, but it was a lot more zone style blocking and he definitely
looked a lot more comfortable behind it.
Now the Dallas Cowboys did just finish getting torched by Adam Camaro in the New Orleans
Saints.
So maybe Dallas isn't that good, but Baltimore definitely looked like they needed that game
and they went into that game desperate.
And so they came out of it, battling Dallas Cowboys.
They've got one of the toughest schedules left.
They went in that game with the mindset of we're going to have to physically beat the
Cowboys.
It's not going to be a game we win cutesy.
It's not going to be a game we win with aerial assaults.
We're going to have to physically run through the Dallas Cowboys and that exactly what they
did.
Henry ran over them.
Henry ran through them.
They met stiff arms.
They did all kinds of stuff in an effort to destroy the Dallas defense.
Again, another one of those demoralizing games.
It was like you saw against, I'm sorry, you saw with the Jaguars three series and they
were looking like, Oh my God, what like, what freak of nature is playing quarterback for
the Buffalo Bills?
It's pretty much how the Cowboys look.
They looked like what is happening to us.
It was 21 points in I think the first quarter or early first half and they show this shot
of Michael Parsons and he's nervous smiling.
He's smiling like what's happening?
You see the rest of the Cowboys defense in shell shock.
What is going on?
There's nothing we can do.
They're throwing around us.
They're running through us.
What is happening?
That's not supposed to happen to you repeatedly.
You're not supposed to just get beat down repeatedly, especially physically the way the
Cowboys did and they could do nothing about it.
The first series, the Ravens ran right at Michael Parsons and then the second series
they ran away from Michael Parsons and then they started messing it in there on thereafter.
It was a display to see how the Ravens came out, how physical they were and Dallas reaction
almost was like we didn't sign up for this.
So that is something Dallas to reevaluate is their position chart.
I don't think and it's irrelevant now unfortunately but or not really but Michael Parsons is not
a 4-3 defensive end.
Let's just get it out there.
He's not.
He is an outside linebacker.
He is a middle linebacker blitzer.
He is a 3-4 edge but he is not a 4-3 defensive end.
So they need to figure out a way to utilize Michael Parsons a little bit more in more
advantageous positions.
Jumping to the NFC South, the New Orleans Saints came down to earth a little bit.
We were talking about how majestic their offense was and 45 and a half points a game and all
these yards and how this entire offensive movement led by Clint Kubiak and Derek Carr
has led to like zero murders in the streets of New Orleans.
It was a lot occurring regarding the offense and the team in New Orleans and then the Eagles
snuffed it basically.
New Orleans finished with fewer points than they had all season.
They were 40-40 I believe in that game they were like 12th and it was just a physical
game from Philly.
Neither offense wanted to be successful, Philly's offense nor the Saints offense.
The Philly offense is made one more play and that play in particular with the Saquon Barkley
touchdown the long one.
Not the one you came down to drive with and so on and so forth but like the long sprint
to the end zone that's an entirely different game if Saquon doesn't get that.
And so that's you know the Saints ultimately came like they crashed them down to earth
even 15 points.
These the first two weeks would have probably won a game by 30 but they did not do that
actually lost the game by three.
I said you know mess with my Jax pack but we'll talk about that later.
But the New Orleans Saints come down to earth a little bit but I believe they I do believe
they will ultimately bounce back against the Falcons but we'll talk about that later.
All right let's have a conversation.
Let's have a quick little conversation.
Bryce Young sucks.
Okay all right we've got the hard part out.
He sucks really bad okay.
Got it back.
Bryce Young not good at football.
All right okay okay okay we got it out we got it out because Andy Dalton his replacement
shows up 314 yards three touchdowns no pick 319 guys I'm sorry three touchdowns no picks
looks like he's commanding the offense no one's really worried they blow out the Las
Vegas Raiders and the only person that was switched out was Bryce Young.
That's telling to me where you couldn't do anything on offense and now the only person
with 300 pass yards three touchdowns in the same game in the league all they did was take
your spot.
That's telling if I am the Carolina Panthers because I can't I'm not in the position in
Carolina I don't really get free agents so I have to nail my quarterback pick and hope
I could build around it.
I like Cam Newton.
I like Jake DeLong.
I'm trying to nail quarterback on the Panthers and build around it.
Unfortunately Bryce Young is not that builder.
Bryce Young is not that talented quarterback position as Andy Dalton to me just showed.
And so I think it's time for Carolina to keep their eye on the college season.
Alright and a couple of quick hitters Sam Darnold and the Minnesota Vikings are 3 and
0.
Brian Flores is doing things defensively that is criminal not allowed.
It's wrong.
It's messed up.
He's showing one look and then the second looks completely out of it.
He's shifting and moving and doing all kind of stuff.
Sam Darnold is actually playing really well his rating is pretty high.
He has improved to 3 and 0 as a starter.
Kayla Williams lost to Anthony Richardson and Kayla Williams is continuing to look awful.
Somehow as bad as Anthony Richardson which considering how both of their plans kind of
overlap it makes sense.
But Sam Darnold after all it is 3 and 0.
And then lastly the Los Angeles Rams stun the San Francisco 49ers in what felt like
at certain points as a 49er home game the Rams absolutely stunned them.
There's an iconic picture going around of McVeigh rubbing Shanahan's head through a
hat.
It's just all around bad for the Niners.
They had a ton of injury news including CMC going to see a specialist in Germany.
It was all around bad.
It wasn't great for the Niners.
I'm not going to lie to you.
But I am about to shift to NFL Week 4.
Welcome back into the show.
And now we're going to talk about NFL Week 4.
Starting off with our preview of Thursday Night Football.
Again something we can rarely do because usually we record on Friday night or on the weekend.
Thursday Night Football we've already played.
However, being a recording Tuesday night we just started coming out Wednesday we could
talk about Thursday Night Football, Cowboys, Ad Giants.
This is going to be an impact.
Excuse me.
It's going to be an impactful game in the NFC East and the NFL as a whole.
So the Giants got a surprising win last week.
They actually undercut a little bit my Jax pack.
I had them losing by at least 6 points last week or at least 5.5 points last week to the
Cleveland Browns.
I'll never bet on the Cleveland Browns again.
I'll never bet for them anyway.
And now they host the Cowboys.
So if you look at the standings both of these teams are 1 and 2.
Now it's early.
It's early.
Washington and Philly are both 2 and 1.
But both of these teams are both 1 and 2.
And division games just mean more.
They weigh more.
Which is why the NFL wanted to put as many division games on Thursday night as possible
because it would limit teams this players nicked were going to sit them if it's a
division game.
And it's a little bit different than a conference game in college football.
But division games, winning a division still nets you an automatic playoff berth.
So they put as many of these division games on Thursday night as they possibly could.
But anyway you have the Cowboys heading to New York on a Thursday night coming off a
pretty crushing back to back weeks at home hosting the Saints getting blown out and then
hosting the Ravens getting run through.
But they made a hell of a storm at the end.
It was to me of signature Dak Prescott empty calorie kind of situation.
And they absolutely charged at the end made it unnecessarily close.
But they ended losing by 3 anyway.
And now they head on the road at a Giants team who just went on the road and put up
a number on Cleveland.
Malik neighbors had a great night.
And now you're coming in at 6 point favorites if you're the Cowboys into a team you should
be able to beat comfortably.
However I think the Giants win.
I think the Giants win.
Now I'm not betting this game.
I'm not saying it with any confidence.
But I think the Giants win this game.
And I think they do it with a lot of Malik neighbors.
A lot of running the ball.
A lot of short passes.
Daniel Jones can't be that accurate down the field that many times in a row.
It's not going to happen.
Right?
So in order for the Giants to win this game you're going to have to get the ball to your
playmakers early.
Your playmakers often.
And then play really good defense.
And that's why I think is the turning point for the Cowboys.
I don't think they have a good offense.
Their running back room is awful.
It is god awful in that running back room.
I'm pretty sure it's CD Lamb and a bunch of nobodies.
I won't disrespect Brandon Cooks in that manner.
But it's not a whole lot in the receiver on my side of CD Lamb.
Now Brandon Cooks is a consistent 1,000 yard receiver.
His problem is that he keeps getting concussed.
But again outside of CD Lamb it is a bunch of wish it could have been betters.
The defense?
I can't name a safety or a linebacker on the team or a defense tackle on the team.
They have solid ends with Michael Parsons and Demarcus Lawrence.
And they can jump everything in a corner.
This roster is not very good.
It's only going to get more expensive and get less talented.
Jerry Jones asked about why wasn't Derrick Henry a Cowboy and he responded that he couldn't
afford Derrick Henry.
At the time he easily could have.
In the future probably not so much.
Considering that Prescott's contract extension, CD Lamb contract extension, and other things
they have going on in Dallas.
I just think the Giants win this game very very closely.
It may come down to a field goal.
But I just think the Giants ultimately pull this game out.
Vikings at Pack will not pick it because it is in my Jax pack.
But this is a very interesting game between two at the moment redemption stories.
Now we're not sure if Jordan Love is going to be available to play if he isn't.
If he is not.
Again, it will give kind of long stories.
But at the moment it's Sam Donner vs. Milly Gwillis.
Two quarterbacks throwing away by the Arizona franchise.
They say this is Sam Donner's third franchise.
Or fourth actually.
Because Donner was a Jet.
Then he was a Panther.
Then he was a Niner.
Now he is a Viking.
So this is his fourth franchise.
And again, Milly Gwillis was tossed away by the Tennessee Titans.
So at the moment it's a battle of redeeming quarterbacks with two smart head coaches.
With two solid to great number one receivers.
And two defenses that both teams believe in.
So this will be a very interesting game to keep our eye on.
Speaking of interesting games to keep our eye on.
The Bengals and the Panthers.
Now this is a game between one team desperately looking to try and figure something out.
And another team desperately looking to win.
The Bengals have to win.
There is no if ands or buts about it.
You're on win three.
You'll play Carolina.
I don't care if it's in Bank of America stadium in Charlotte.
I don't care that it's on the road.
I don't care that Andy Dalton is only QB in the league with three hard hit pass in your
ass.
Excuse me.
And three touchdowns in the same game.
I don't care about any of that.
The Bengals have to win.
Your margin for error is officially zero because you're on win three.
You now have to win every game that comes your way.
Again this game is also in Jax pack so I will not pick it.
But you have to win this game.
For Carolina this is an opportunity for Andy Dalton to show you that number one he's real.
Number two if they were to win they're two and two and right in the thick of it in the
NFC South and can go win the division.
So that is something to keep your eye on with Bengals and Panthers.
The Jaguars another desperate team goes on the road at the Houston Texans who just got
smacked by the Minnesota Vikings.
This game is not in Jax pack so I can't pick a winner here.
The Jaguars again going to go on the road.
They've lost a lot lately.
Trevor Lawrence has not been good.
And so now you play a team that was embarrassed last week by Minnesota Vikings with the defensive
head coach D'Amico Ryan that is going to want to cause havoc with his defense and admittedly
appealed offensive staff that thought that they could have been better in their loss.
And so now you're dealing with that in Houston.
And so in Jacksonville you're scrambling for anything.
You've lost a lot of games in a row.
You're just trying to get your feet under you.
But I ultimately think that the Texans are just too good for the Jags right now.
They're just they're just better.
And when you run into a situation where the team is just better than you it's hard to
overcome it.
It's hard to make that really work because they're just better than you.
And at a certain point Skammer had to go out the window and they're just better than you.
The Washington Commanders at the Arizona Cardinals again a game I would not pick due to it is
in Jack's pack.
However, this is a battle of number one two quarterbacks I like in Jane Daniels and Kyle
Murray.
Number two these are two teams potentially heading in opposite directions.
The Washington Commanders is looking to step up.
The Arizona Cardinals is looking to step down.
These are two this is a battle of two quarterbacks with very similar styles.
Kyle Murray does it in a five foot nine frame.
Jane Daniels goes at least six feet.
But both are and were incredibly skinny during their time.
And so if I'm the Washington Commanders I get Jane Daniels on some sort of food power
thing.
So Kyle Murray however he is he's a baseball player.
So he's naturally a little thicker than a guy who was you know not in that style.
He's just a naturally again thicker individual that he could play.
He's a little stockier.
That's how they were.
He's a little stockier individual having come from that back baseball background.
And lastly but certainly not least Bills at Ravens a game for the Ravens that is another
desperate one.
The Ravens has one of the hardest schedule in the league from here on out.
And so they've got to get the wins they can get.
Now I'm not saying that the Bills are just a win you just mark in the calendar.
But on the Ravens this is this is this one circle.
You got to win this game.
You've already won.
But the other reason that you got to establish yourselves with the powers that be because
you lost to the Chiefs.
You know you lost to the Raiders.
Just scoop the Cowboys.
Big whoop.
You've got to go in if you're Baltimore to this game and try and establish a different
line of scrimmage and to play Baltimore Ravens football.
As opposed to the Bills you've got the MVP front runner right now.
And Josh Allen is in his throwing bag.
I mean I obviously have not received all the passes.
But I defy.
I dare.
As a matter of fact I double dog dare anybody to show me a better throw at any level within
the next 48 hours.
I mean Josh Allen was just doing things with a football that shouldn't be done.
That shouldn't be possible.
Allen was just flipping it and it was perfect.
That is something that Baltimore is going to have to continue with.
They should feel great.
They should feel like we've got our feet under us.
We about to really get rolling here and then you run into the Buffalo Bills.
So they're going to be about us.
Who wants it more.
Who is just more mentally tough.
Who can sit in the trenches longer.
But up next we are shifting to our NFL betting segment.
Jack's Pack.
Welcome back into the show.
Now my growing favorite part of the show.
The NFL betting segment.
Jack's Pack.
Now we're getting these numbers early in the week.
A lot of the injury reports hadn't set.
So keep in mind that if you wait to place these bets on Friday or Saturday the number
may have moved.
The side may be different.
We're doing these bets prior to a lot of the injury news coming out.
So again if you choose to use these numbers I would do them prior to the brain moment.
I do them now.
I wouldn't wait until the end of the week because if the number changes you don't get
this number.
If a different injury happens the number moves.
You can lose your value.
So I'd place this number today.
Place the bet today if you were able to place it today.
But last week we had our worst week so far.
On week 3 we went 2-3 last week.
We were really really close to going 3-2.
New Orleans is kind of the game I'm looking at like man we had it.
But we went 2-3 which brings our total to 9-6-0 which is 60% which is above the 57%
that we were going for.
So let's move that percentage back up to a space that we are comfortable with.
We're going to pick our 5 games against the spread.
Like I said we're 9-6 so far this season.
Our number 1 game is the Buffalo Bills plus 2.5 at the Ravens.
Take the Bills.
Why are the Bills not favored here?
Has Vegas been watching a different Ravens team?
I mean before they picked the Cowboys the people were wondering if Derek Henry was watched.
Like this is not the same team in Baltimore that it has been.
I've got the Bills here pretty comfortably but definitely plus 2.5.
Saints plus 1.5 at the Falcons.
Why is the Saints not favored?
You know what I mean?
It's kind of the same question I have with Buffalo.
Why not is the Saints favorite?
It's going to be a rivalry game.
It's going to have a college feel.
A lot of Saints fans are going to travel.
And so this is going to be a very interesting environmental game.
And then these teams are very very close rivals.
I've got the Saints winning the game alright because I don't understand why they were the
underdog.
Vikings plus 2.5 at Packers.
Again see previously why are they the underdog?
The Vikings have the better quarterback.
The Vikings have the better coach.
The Vikings have the better defensive coach.
The Vikings have the better defense.
The Vikings have the better number one receiver.
The Vikings are a better football team.
Like let's just be real.
And I don't understand why they were the underdog.
To me those first 3 numbers feel like stealing money.
If those numbers were reversed I probably wouldn't touch any of them.
But because they are what they are jump all over those 3 for sure.
Bingles minus 4.5 at Panthers take the Bingles.
This is a lot of belief in what the Bingles have going on.
This is trying to will them to do what they are supposed to do.
Which is take care of the Panthers pretty easily.
I don't care if Andy Dalton is playing well or not.
He just doesn't have the talent around him especially this week.
And so I definitely would take the Bingles minus 4.5 at the Panthers.
And last but not least the Washington Commanders plus 3 at Arizona.
I'm joining the Jaden Daniels hype train officially.
I may end up driving it a little bit.
But I think that they beat Arizona out right.
But if they don't it'll be about Buzzer Beater Fiddle Goal.
I don't think they lose by more than 3.
Even Akaila when he's absolutely running around and giving your defense fits is not the same
effect as it was in college.
As far as the mental effect on the other team.
You chase the guy down for 17 seconds and he pops up and he has like 15 yards.
And then he slides.
Oh my god that is such a brutal thing to do to a defense.
Especially at a collegial level.
But I think that ultimately Jaden Daniels doesn't win this game.
But like I said very strongly out right against the Arizona Cardinals.
So again our numbers is Bills plus 2.5 over the Ravens.
Saints plus 1.5 over the Falcons.
Vikings plus 2.5 over the Packers.
Bingles minus 4.5 over the Panthers.
And Commanders plus 1 over Arizona.
Now as always we're going to shift now into the WNBA playoffs.
Welcome back into the show.
And now we're going to discuss the WNBA playoffs.
They're happening right now.
They're happening as we speak.
The Las Vegas Aces are actually currently playing.
One second.
The Las Vegas Aces are currently playing in Seattle Storm with the Aces trying to end
the Storm season by completing the sweep.
Because we're coming off the back of the Liberty.
The New York Liberty completing the sweep of the Atlanta Dream.
So congratulations to the Liberty.
They're moving on to the semifinal round.
Vegas is trying to complete their sweep of the Seattle Storm as we speak.
And then of course you have the Lynx.
They are up over.
Oh man I'm having a brain cramp.
My sincerest apologies to the WNBA.
I'm having a total brain cramp in regards to the playoff bracket.
And so the Minnesota Lynx are having 1-0 lead over the Phoenix Mercury.
And the Connecticut Sun have a 1-0 lead over the Indiana Fever.
I predicted all higher teams would win.
I think I gave Diana Taurasi and Phoenix Mercury a game.
And I gave Katelyn Clark and the Indiana Fever a game.
The other two series I predicted as sweeps.
This is a situation where I love this spot for new fans.
Because it allows you to see the star power and to see the talent that these young ladies
display especially when it comes to playoffs.
Because I spoke about this a couple weeks ago when I talked about Vegas going to be
fine because they're literally waiting on the playoffs.
When you're going back to back titles you're waiting on the playoffs.
The playoffs is born in you.
Because you're going to make them.
You're going to be a relatively high seed.
So the regular season is not really a thing for the elite level of the WNBA.
They'll get through it.
They'll play hard for the most part.
Especially when they get into Heidmann races or stuff like that.
But it is something that the WNBA has to be excited for if they get to showcase all of
their new fans the WNBA playoff basketball which is a different level of intensity than
the regular season.
But couple of quick hitters.
There was an interesting rhetoric on first take regarding Katelyn Clark and Asia Wilson.
It was one of those conversations.
So it used to be Katelyn and Angel.
Now the Angels kind of falling off the wayside a little bit.
Cracked her hand.
Kind of disappeared from the limelight.
It is now a tradition of Katelyn and Angel in Asia.
Asia is the one unanimous MVP.
Katelyn Clark one unanimous would kill the Yakudos to both of them.
They're not in the same class.
Asia Wilson is the best player on the planet that is a female and I don't even know nor
care who's second.
Katelyn Clark is somewhere in the late teens.
They were talking about how Katelyn helped the women out so much and that the older women
and the older ladies of vets are hating and all that sort of stuff.
It's just like nah.
It was just a lot was handed to her early.
She's earned a lot of it too but she was handed a lot of privilege and a lot of rough privilege
and a lot of undying support that I believe she's earned but at the same time the vets
have a case to say that she didn't.
In terms of she didn't earn the rough support.
She didn't earn being able to yell at the rough stuff like that.
She has to earn that kind of stuff by being in the league a while and a lot of the current
players would state that she has not done that.
That's where you get a lot of the issues arising.
Let's not bring up Asia Wilson when it comes to this.
She's an entire different stratosphere.
She is truly a one.
She is truly one of one.
She's not anywhere in the vicinity of anybody in the WNBA especially Caitlin Clark.
And lastly the Los Angeles Sparks and the head coach Kurt Miller have mutually agreed
to part ways after two seasons and Kurt Miller's record being I believe 25 and 55.
They have agreed to mutually part ways.
But up next we're going to have our best flash which is going to be our college football
two minute drill.
Welcome back into the show and welcome in to a new segment for best for last.
This is going to be our college football two minute drill where we kind of hit for two
minutes.
Just a little college football.
I'll talk about some big games, big moments and what happened over the last weekend and
what's going to go down this weekend.
The clock starts now.
Alright, so in last week of course we had Colorado with the big win over Baylor.
Now this game was huge.
This game had everything.
It had drama.
It had official problems.
It had Hail Mary by Shador Sanders to tie it.
Then they get overtime.
They get it first and they score it.
And then you get Travis Hunter, who else, forcing a fumble on the one yard line from
a pretty good back in Baylor.
It goes for a touch back.
Colorado wins.
They actually preemptively storm the field in Boulder.
They storm it and they end up ultimately storming it technically early because the decision
wasn't made yet, but ultimately they end up ruling that the call stood.
That may have come from the fact that they didn't want to clear the field, but they
ultimately ruled that the call stood and that Colorado was the victor in that game moving
them to three and one.
Huge huge game this weekend.
Georgia versus Alabama.
Georgia at-bama.
Two at four.
This is the kind of stuff that the SEC dreamed of whenever they did conference realignment
and they removed the old divisions.
This kind of game of Georgia at-bama.
This is Kirby Smart, Carson Beck in Georgia at Kailin DeBoer, Jaylen DeMiller on Alabama.
A true road game for Georgia in Tuscaloosa in Bryan Thany Stadium on Nick Sabanfield.
This is going to be a monumental clash.
The only thing that would have made it better for me is if Nick Saban was still coaching
it.
If Nick Saban was still at Alabama.
Huge huge game.
I've got Georgia winning the game, but I've got Georgia winning the game close.
It's going to come down to a field goal late.
Our next big thing, conference realignment is back and live and well.
The Pac-12 is absolutely poaching right now.
They are going through.
They are taking apart the Mound Woods Conference.
They've reached out to the American Athletic Conference, although most of the American
Athletic Conference has held, but they have officially welcomed Utah State back into the
conference tonight.
And that my friends is time.
We hit the buzzer right on time for two minutes of college football talk.
We will dive into more college football probably on the YouTube show.
So definitely get take a look at that.
But that is all I have for you guys today.
This is a fun show for good 45 minutes show.
Thank you guys for rocking out with me.
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