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Martin Weiss and Veejay Huskey preview tomorrow’s Conference Championship games, questioning if 49ers QB Brock Purdy can go into Philadelphia and win, what it will take for the Bengals or Chiefs to emerge victorious, Veejay gets caught vibing to Bruno Mars, revisiting coaching diversity in the NFL yet again, the state of the NFL QB carousel, and a whole lot more!
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Steve Hartman & Matt Mosely talk College basketball and go in depth on the Dallas Cowboys future! Were the Bills exposed last week? They try and solve the Rams, wondering if they are a quick fix & back in the mix in 2023. Do the Bengals really have the Chiefs number? Can the rookie Brock Purdy beat the Eagles in the biggest game of his life? The fellas debate if Joe Burrow is thee QB of the 20’s & dissect the NBA All-Star voting! Plus, our NFL insider Adam Caplan joins the show to help preview both huge games!
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Jonas compares the Chiefs to a sleeping tiger & the Bengals are making lots of noise to wake the beast. NFL got the 4 best teams & the Bills weren’t one of them. The Eagles Nick Sirianni, who a lot of people clowned, should be in the running for Coach of the Year. “Do You Care?” & Jonas does the unthinkable & admits all of his bad NFL! That doesn’t stop ‘KNOX LOX’ from moving forward, again. Jonas compares Sean Payton’s coaching search to waiting on a 10 on a night out. Bryan Fenley pronounces more tennis players name’s incorrectly & you may be surprised to find which NFL squad has the most pressure on them Sunday! Plus, “The Scraps” shuts things down with Conor McGregor & a tall azz unicycle!
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LaVar Arrington, TJ Houshmandzadeh, and Plaxico Burress preview the NFC Championship Game between the 49ers and Eagles. The guys react to the disappointing end to the season for the Buffalo Bills in this edition of On Ya Head with James Jackson. Why did Steve Wilks get passed up for the Panthers head coaching job? Plus, Mike McCarthy is too confident in his standing with the Dallas Cowboys!
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LaVar Arrington, TJ Houshmandzadeh, and Plaxico Burress preview the AFC Championship Game between the Bengals and Chiefs. The guys rip into the New York Jets for hiring Nathaniel Hackett after his horrible showing in Denver. The guys break down why they don’t believe Tom Brady will return to Tampa Bay. Plus, the guys make their picks for Championship Weekend!
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Brian Noe, Former NFL OL Rich Ohrnberger, and FSR Betting Analyst Jared Smith get you ready for Championship Weekend in the NFL! The guys take deep dives into both the 49ers vs. Eagles and the Bengals vs. Chiefs. The guys identify the most significant factors that will impact the outcome and give their insight on what to expect. Plus, the guys have you covered with all the analysis you need to bet sides, totals, player props, parlays, and much more!
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Anthony Gargano and Kevin Figgers break down each of the final four teams that will play on “Championship Sunday.” Anthony describes how stressed he is about the Eagles, and feels that Cincinnati will have a tough time against the Chiefs defensive line. The guys give their final predictions, and get betting advice from “The Big Brain on Brad.”
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Bernie Fratto is joined by Bill “Krak” Krakomberger, who shares his story of how he got into gambling, and his road to becoming a betting expert. Bernie makes a case that any one of the final four teams in the NFL could win the Super Bowl, and gives his prediction on what Super Bowl match up we’re going to see.
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Brian Noe previews Championship Weekend with the sharpest minds in betting! FSR Betting Analyst Jared Smith joins Brian to dive into trends you need to be aware of in both the AFC and NFC Championship Games. Sports Handicapper from KrackWins.com Bill Krackomberger joins Brian to break down which player props he is betting this weekend.
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On today's episode, Jason gets the party started by sharing his thoughts on his beloved New York Jets' decision to hire Nathaniel Hackett to be their next offensive coordinator. Presumably, the move was made with the intention of recruiting Aaron Rodgers to the Jets since the two worked together in Green Bay for three seasons. However, any realistic sports fan who can spot the forest through the trees will tell you that this is a bad idea - for a number of reasons. Later, Super Bowl winning NFL executive and VSiN host Michael Lombardi swings by to discuss the impact Patrick Mahomes’ ankle injury could have on the game, how he expects the Cincinnati Bengals to defend the high-octane Kansas City Chiefs offense, why the Chiefs defense is going to have to be more selective with their blitz package against Joe Burrow, what makes Kyle Shanahan and Andy Reid different from Nick Sirianni and Zac Taylor, why he’s uncertain that Brock Purdy or Jalen Hurt will be able to pull out a win if the opposing team gets out to a big early lead, why he expects the 49ers will have to play much better offensively than they did against Dallas to beat the Eagles, why he’s not surprised to hear that the Cowboys might be looking to move off offensive coordinator Kellen Moore and much more! Finally, J-Mac closes the show with a very special NFL Championship Weekend edition of the Best Bet.
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