It’s time for some overreactions — NFL Week 1 is in the books, and we’ve got plenty of hot takes (some justified, some not). From surprise stars to early disappointments, we’re breaking down what stood out and what it means moving forward.

Then we’re right back in the betting lab with college football Week 3 picks and NFL Week 2 plays — spreads, totals, and underdogs that caught our eye.

And because the chaos is half the fun, we mixed in a couple of games this week: guess the movie plot (with a football twist) and a deep-dive trivia challenge on SEC passing leaders since 2010.

Bets, banter, and a little trivia trash talk — everything you need to keep the season rolling.

College football is officially rolling, and we’ve got plenty to talk about. We kick things off by breaking down Week 1 of the college slate — the big results, the betting takeaways, and what we learned about the top teams. From there, it’s on to our Week 2 picks, where we highlight the lines we like, the traps to avoid, and a couple of underdogs that could pay out.

But we don’t stop there — the NFL is back, and we’re previewing Week 1 from a betting angle, digging into spreads, totals, and our favorite plays to kick off the season.

And to wrap things up, Ethan brings the fun with a game built around historical Thursday Night Football fantasy numbers, putting everyone’s memory (and guessing skills) to the test.

It’s football overload this week — college, NFL, bets, and a little bit of chaos.

Week 0 is in the books, and we’re breaking down everything we saw — from early surprises to what it means for the rest of the season. Then it’s time to look ahead with our best bets for Week 1, covering spreads, totals, and underdogs we think can cash.

And because betting talk is never enough, Travis takes the reins as host for a couple of mascot-themed games, pitting Jerett and Ethan head-to-head in college football trivia that’s equal parts hilarious and competitive.

It’s a full kickoff show — recaps, picks, banter, and just the right amount of chaos.