This week, Josh & Joe dive into the College Football Week 4 slate, starting with LSU’s sneaky “win within the win” over Southeastern. The boys segue into the new SEC yearly opponents release and Josh's frustrating take. From there, it’s all about the weekend’s biggest upsets, the coaches already feeling the heat, and the surprising names in the mix as replacements. Plus, is money actually buying happiness (and wins) in college football? And why Indiana’s Curt Cignetti might just be the spitting image of a coach you already know (yes, exactly who you’re thinking). Then it’s time to add CFB to the boys’ (totally “expert”) college football betting picks for the week.

Over in the NFL, things get spicy as JMO officially declares the Saints dead after the disaster that was apart of the Special Teams Bonanza Weekend. Luckily, Saints fans can always smile knowing the Falcons’ misery never ends.

The boys wrap things up with more betting talk, reviewing last week’s picks, previewing NFL Week 4 bets, and reminding you that if you fade their picks, you might just become a millionaire. 💰

This week, Josh & Joe break down an action-packed weekend in College Football and the NFL. The guys kick things off with LSU’s defensive beatdown of Florida, Georgia’s nail-biting escape at Neyland Stadium, and why Texas A&M’s upset win over Notre Dame has them seriously concerned.

Then it’s on to NFL Week 2 madness, featuring wild finishes between the Cowboys vs. Giants and the surprising 2-0 Colts vs. Broncos. Plus, the boys bring back their hilarious “Coach’s Talk Translator” segment with not one—but TWO must-hear press conference breakdowns.

And of course, don’t miss Josh & Joe’s “expert” NFL betting picks for the week ahead.

This week, Josh & Joe break down a wild week of college football, despite only one Top 25 matchup, with all the highlights, lowlights, and 'spitting' image you can’t miss. Then, the guys shift gears to a thrilling Week 1 of the NFL season, where Saints fans finally have reason for optimism (even with the bar set on the ground) and two of the best games of the season happened while most of the world was asleep (Sunday Night Football & Monday Night Football).