Recent Episodes
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Steelers Upset the Bills and USC Fires Clay Helton
The Steelers were able to upset the Bills after scoring a touchdown on a blocked punt but they still had some of the same issues that showed down the stretch last season. The Ravens lost in over time to the Raiders as they battle injuries to their backfield. The Big 12 voted to expand with BYU, Cincinnati, Houston and UCF while USC fired Clay Helton two games into the season.
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Targeting Calls and Indinia Jerseys
The NFL season begins this week and we talk fantasy moves that could help your team even if you missed the draft. We make NFL playoff predictions and breakdown our game of the week. Targeting calls are ruining college football as Indinia jerseys were given to players to wear on the field for the Hoosiers.
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Fake High Schools and Roster Cuts
IMG Academy played a nationally televised football game on ESPN against an Ohio high school that didn’t actually exist. Roster cuts are happening across the NFL with Cam Newton being one of the biggest names to be cut. Scott Frost is on the hot seat in Nebraska after their week one loss to Illinois and we go through the week one games in college football.
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Scrimmages and Washington Football Team Names
Scrimmages have started across high school football as Matt gets the Claysburg-Kimmel Bulldogs ready for the regular season. The Washington Football Team has narrowed down its list of potential names once again. A fight breaks out at Heinz Field during the Steelers preseason game. The Big Ten, ACC and Pac-12 form an alliance to guide college athletics as additional NIL information is revealed. The Fighting Irish name for Notre Dame athletics has come under fire for being offensive.
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Two-A-Days and the Start of Preseason
Conditioning is underway for high school football as they begin two-a-days to prepare for the start of the season. The NFL has officially kicked off its first shortened preseason. The Big Ten, ACC, and Pac-12 have started an alliance against the SEC where it as leaked that television networks are looking for games that can pull 4 million viewers.