Episode 37 of Don’t Quote Us Sports is absolute controlled chaos — exactly how we like it.

Isaiah and Erb kick things off by celebrating legendary athletes who wore the infamous #37, before quickly spiraling into one of the most relatable debates of the year: gym etiquette crimes that should get your membership revoked. Uneven plates? Plate hoarding? We’re talking real issues.

From there, it’s wall-to-wall football. We break down NFL Wild Card weekend, including:

• The controversial division-winner home playoff rule
• The Steelers sneaking into the playoffs
• Why vibes are officially broken in Philly
• Rapid-fire playoff picks you’ll want receipts on

Then things get spicy:

• Is Lamar Jackson’s future in Baltimore actually safe?
• Would the Vikings make sense as a landing spot?
• Which Black Monday firings shocked us — and which ones didn’t?

On the college side, we dive deep into the expanded CFP, asking the uncomfortable question: Is the first-round bye actually a curse? We preview the semifinals and fully embrace the possibility that Indiana’s dream season might be destiny.

Hot takes, laughs, chaos, and just enough analysis to get us in trouble — don’t quote us… but you’ll want to listen.

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Episode 36 of Don’t Quote Us Sports is loaded from start to finish. Isaiah and Erb kick things off celebrating iconic athletes who wore #36, before Isaiah takes a victory lap as a first-time dynasty fantasy football champion—with plenty of league drama to go with it .

From there, the guys dive head-first into the NFL playoff picture, breaking down division races, controversial playoff seeding rules, and which teams are truly built for January football. The conversation heats up around the AFC South, the NFC South mess, and why some playoff matchups feel inevitable while others feel like disasters waiting to happen .

The biggest debate of the episode centers on the NFL MVP race—has Drake Maye officially locked it up, or is Matthew Stafford still the favorite thanks to legacy, numbers, and narrative? The guys go stat-by-stat, situation-by-situation, and don’t hold back on how voters might decide this one .

The episode wraps with a wide-ranging NBA discussion, including:

• The Oklahoma City Thunder’s historic pace
• Victor Wembanyama vs. Chet Holmgren discourse
• Whether we’re watching the final chapter of LeBron James
• Giannis trade hypotheticals that could break the league
• And why some aging superteams may be out of answers

As always, it’s unfiltered, chaotic, and exactly what Don’t Quote Us Sports does best—hot takes, real analysis, and a lot of laughs along the way.

👉 Like, subscribe, and don’t quote us… but definitely listen.

Episode 35 of Don’t Quote Us Sports kicks off in true holiday fashion with a heated debate over Christmas movie Mount Rushmore — including a definitive ruling on Die Hard and why modern Christmas movies just don’t hit the same anymore.

From there, Isaiah and Erb dive headfirst into the NFL playoff picture, breaking down what Buffalo’s comeback win really says about the Bills, why their defense is still a massive concern, and whether playoff experience alone can carry them through January. The Patriots’ youth, Drake Maye’s growing pains, and one very obvious RB depth-chart problem also take center stage.

College football gets its turn as the guys unpack one of the strangest Heisman races in recent memory — from Fernando Mendoza’s win, to the lack of a true “Heisman moment,” to some very questionable post-ceremony behavior. The discussion quickly spirals (in the best way) into legacy, marketability, and why some future NFL teams should maybe be nervous.

They wrap things up with shout-outs you won’t hear anywhere else — including a historic volleyball upset and a near-death encounter involving a snow plow.

As always, it’s unfiltered, opinionated, and guaranteed to go places you didn’t expect.

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Christmas is two weeks away and the guys haven’t bought a single gift — but there’s something even scarier happening in sports: college football is on fire.

Isaiah and Erb break down a wild Championship Weekend, starting with Tulane’s title run and Duke triggering a full-scale ACC chaos scenario, leading to a controversial 12-team playoff bracket that has the boys HEATED. Why didn’t Alabama drop after getting stomped by Georgia? Should Miami really be in over Notre Dame? And how did the committee paint themselves into a corner with two G5 teams? The fellas go deep on what the playoff should look like, including a wild 14-team “let the conference champs fight” format.

Then — bowl season madness. Notre Dame is skipping their bowl, teams are opting out everywhere, 5-7 teams are sneaking in, and the guys roast the most unhinged corporate bowl names of 2024. (“The Bad Boy Mowers Pinstripe Bowl” is a classic, but the Staff DNA Cure Bowl might be the funniest trophy in America.)

Next: NFL Playoff Panic Button. The Chiefs are somehow alive despite having no offensive line and receivers who couldn’t catch a beach ball. The Colts’ season falls apart after Daniel Jones tears his Achilles, leading to a real conversation about… Philip Rivers coming back? Yes. Seriously. And the AFC standings are so tight it might come down to Week 18 heartbreak.

Plus:

• JJ McCarthy is dragging Isaiah back into emotional chaos with a breakout game
• Cam Ward vs JJ — who would you rather build a franchise around?
• FCS playoff history: three different No. 1 seeds go down in one weekend
• The guys argue over frozen pizza like it’s a national security issue
• A shockingly deep breakdown of Christmas gnome culture

It’s unhinged. It’s passionate. It’s chaos. It’s Don’t Quote Us Sports.

College football is in absolute chaos — and this week’s episode of Don’t Quote Us Sports breaks down every insane storyline shaking the sport.

We open with full Rivalry Week reactions, recapping blowouts, upsets, season-shifting wins, and exactly what the newest College Football Playoff Rankings REALLY mean. Is the committee about to screw over the ACC? Should Ole Miss actually be ahead of Texas A&M? Could Miami leap Duke? We sort through all the controversy and playoff paths.

Then we tackle the biggest headline in college football: Lane Kiffin’s explosive departure to LSU. From being blocked by Ole Miss, to staff ultimatums, to off-field rumors, to LSU’s monster contract — we lay out every twist in the SEC’s wildest coaching saga. Plus, is LSU actually a better job than Ole Miss? Or did Kiffin just restart the same old circus?

Next, we dive into the Penn State coaching crisis — the failed attempt to land Kalani Sitake, BYU boosters stepping in, NIL arms races, disastrous recruiting numbers, and whether Manny Diaz or Brian Hartline could save the program. We also debate if Penn State fired James Franklin way too early with no backup plan.

We finish by jumping into the NFL playoff picture, from surprise contenders to collapsing teams. We talk Colts fraud potential, Bryce Young’s resurgence, the Panthers’ cursed coincidences, messy Vikings QB questions, and whether Cam Ward or JJ McCarthy is in bigger trouble. Pure football therapy.

And we close with shoutouts — including Griff II’s retirement — plus the one Thanksgiving dish that absolutely stole the show.

If you love college football chaos, coaching drama, playoff debates, and NFL storytelling, this is a must-listen.

According to a document from November 25th, 2025, this episode of Don’t Quote Us Sports is vintage Isaiah & Erb—equal parts unhinged, analytical, and downright hilarious.

The NFL talk gets even more animated:

• Isaiah unleashes an all-time rant on Vikings QB JJ McCarthy, comparing his EPA to Jamarcus Russell-level disaster.
• Irv argues that the Eagles are fraudulent contenders, forecasting an ugly one-and-done postseason exit despite their record.
• The guys debate who the real Super Bowl threats are and why the AFC might be historically weak this season.

From there, they dive into a heated breakdown of the upcoming 12-team College Football Playoff, questioning whether the committee should be replaced by a computer and whether the SEC’s self-promotion is breaking the sport.

Then Isaiah asks one of the most important questions... Does Lane Kiffin’s daughter secretly control the coaching carousel? The debate spirals quickly from recruiting politics to an SEC relationship conspiracy you truly need to hear to believe.

From there, they dive into a heated breakdown of the upcoming 12-team College Football Playoff, questioning whether the committee should be replaced by a computer and whether the SEC’s self-promotion is breaking the sport.

College football fans get even more love as the guys break down Wisconsin’s resurgence, Penn State clawing back to bowl eligibility, and the week’s biggest matchups across the Top 25.

Finally, shoutouts range from Iowa State hoops to the Drake Bulldogs’ playoff push, including a freshman RB dropping 200 yards and a real shot at a postseason upset.

If you want unfiltered sports talk with real stakes, real emotion, and real degeneracy—this is the episode.

In this episode of Don’t Quote Us Sports, Isaiah and Erb go FULL throttle across the NFL and college football landscape — breaking down firings, meltdowns, miracle wins, QB controversies, playoff chaos, and elite-level pettiness.

We kick things off with NFL shockwaves, reacting to the stunning firing of Brian Daboll and the Giants’ continued spiral. We debate whether Joe Schoen should’ve been the one to go, who’s truly to blame, and which coaching candidates could turn New York around, including the surprisingly hot names in the early rumor mill.

Then we hit the AFC meltdown tour, as the Bills get punched in the mouth by Miami. Was it a classic let-down game after the Kansas City win or does Buffalo have real structural problems? We dig into the turnovers, defensive failures, and why James Cook might secretly be the key to everything.

From there, it’s Fraud Watch™, starring the Denver Broncos. Sure, the record says they’re winning… but the tape? The numbers? The opponents? Brother, the receipts are not flattering. We break down their “scrappy or scary?” résumé and why their wins might not actually mean anything.

Next up, the Drake Maye Hype Train is officially out of control — and we’re driving it. Is he actually Tom Brady’s clone? Does he already have New England back from the dead? And what does this mean for teams who passed on him (👀 looking at you, Tennessee)? This segment goes off the rails in the best possible way.

We close with total college football chaos, diving into Texas Tech’s rise, Indiana’s dominance, confusing conference-title incentives, and how the new playoff structure might break the sport as we know it. This is peak Don’t Quote Us: stats, nonsense, heated debates, and unhinged confidence

If you’re new here, smash that Subscribe, drop a comment, and let us know who YOU think is the biggest fraud, biggest breakout, or biggest threat down the stretch.

The boys are back and kicking off November with a bang — and apparently Christmas trees already up in Isaiah’s house?! 🎄 AJ calls it a “communist act” while Isaiah defends his early holiday spirit and questionable gnome collection. From there, things get heated as they dive into one of the wildest NFL weekends in recent memory — the Bears’ insane finish, the Bengals’ meltdown, and JSN’s rise as the league’s next elite WR.

Then it’s a full tour around college football: Miami’s meltdown against SMU, Georgia Tech’s shocking loss, and the absolute bloodbath that is the SEC playoff race. Who’s real, who’s fraudulent, and which teams are still clinging to playoff hopes?

It’s peak Don’t Quote Us Sports: unfiltered takes, elite banter, and a little holiday controversy to get you through the week.