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Dexter Lawrence demanding a trade is the only thing worth talking about right now in a weak NFL off season news cycle this week. Despite a lower than normal sack and tackle total last year, Sexy Dexy is still an elite defensive tackle, and most of the NFL would love to have him on their roster. We chat about where he could go if the Giants do give him what he wants to retain his services.

In this episode of Saturday vs Sunday we discuss the Raiders signing Cousins and how that seems to be a clear sign they will be drafting Fernando Mendoza #1 overall. Cousins seems like a great fit for both the week 1 starter and a mentor to Mendoza. Regardless of what happens, the Raiders will be a very interesting team to watch in 2026. We also discuss Geno Smith returning to the New York Jets and what the Jets fans must think of yet another placeholder, and the 49ers playing the Rams in Australia week one.

March Madness bracket is set. Today we discuss which schools have a realistic shot and competing for a national championship in both basketball and football. This used to be a very short list, but NIL may be changing the landscape and opening the door to many more school having a legitimate shot and winning it all in both basketball and football.

NFL free agency is in full swing with some big moves, most notably Maxx Crosby to the Ravens. Does this make the Ravens a legit Super Bowl contender? We go for a browse around the league chatting about the noteworthy moves that are making headlines for better or worse including:Maxx Crosby to the Ravens - Already cancelled due to medical exam.Mike Evans to the 49ersTua Tagovailoa to the FalconsRomeo Doubs to the PatriotsKenneth Walker to the ChiefsMalik Willis to the Dolphins And many more.

The Seattle Seahawks defense completely owned the Patriots in a no contest Super Bowl. The Patriots had less than 100 yards of offense by the end of the third quarter. The Seahawks defense dubbed 'The Dark Side' forced three turnovers including a pick six that was more of a forced fumbled picked out of the air for a touchdown. New England had no answer for what the Seattle defense was doing which spoiled a good performance for their own defense.Sam Darnold wins the Super Bowl starting on his 5th team and has completely changed the narrative about the quarter back position in the NFL. In what now is a twist of irony, it was Vikings head coach Kevin O'Connell that was quoted as saying "Organizations fail young quarterbacks before quarterbacks fail organizations". Seattle opens as the better favorite to return to the Super Bowl. If they can keep this defense together for a few years there is every reason to think they can go on another run and win it all again. As for New England, it was an unbelievable turn around from a 4-13 season to 14-3 and a super bowl appearance. For as much as Drake Maye struggled in this game, he is only in his second year and finished runner up in MVP voting. The future is very bright for the Patriots.

The Super Bowl is projected to have over $1.7 billion bet on it this year, and we are contributing to that. In today's episode we review some of the most interesting prop bets and share the 10 bets we're making for the Super Bowl. We're just having fun with it and picking a few strange ones to see what might happen. It's all for fun and it's the last time we get our betting fix until next season.

Bills Mafia member and season ticket holder Dr Peter Angerilli joins the show to talk all things Bills. There's no other way to say it, the Buffalo Bills season ended in disappointment. The Bills were the betting favorite to go to the Super Bowl once it was obvious that Patrick Mahomes, Lamar Jackson and Joe Burrow wouldn't be in the AFC playoffs. The loss to the Broncos was a bitter pill to swallow given the mistakes the Bills made. They could have won that game if they just simply avoided turnovers. Joe Brady has been promoted to head coach and a search is on for a defensive coordinator. With the emergence of Drake Maye and the Patriots, the path to the Super Bowl just got even more difficult. There are significant roster moves that must be made this offseason to keep the key players paid, and manage the salary cap moving forward. Joe Brady and Brandon Beane have their hands full with mounting pressure to realize the true potential of this team. You can learn more about Dr Angerilli here: https://youtube.com/@DrPeteChiro?si=G101q3ZIlfokfTRc

The NFC championship game turned out to be an instant classic that feature two of the best offensive performances of the entire season. Sam Darnold and Matthew Stafford played flawlessly, each throwing for over 300 yards and 3 TDs, no picks. It's a shame one of them had to lose this game.The star players on each team showed up and played like stars. Puka Nacua and Jaxon Smith-Njigba both went over 150 yards receiving with a TD each. Kenneth Walker had over 100 yards from scrimmage and a TD. Blake Corum and Kyren Williams combined for 140 yards from scrimmage. Davante Adams was outstanding as well catching 4 passes for 89 yards and a TD. Rashid Shaheed's star continues to shine catching the longest pass of the day for 51 yards. In spite of the outstanding quarterback and offensive play, both defenses made big plays throughout the game. Seattles Nick Emmanwori, a budding superstar in the mold of Kyle Hamilton, had 5 tackles and 3 pass break ups. Up front DeMarcus Lawrence is having a resurgent year along with a suffocating defensive line. Devon Witherspoon and Julian Love are anchoring a new dominant Seattle secondary. Not to be outdone the Rams defenses was causing havoc throughout the game getting to Darnold for 3 sacks and 8 TFLs. Braden Fisk, Jared Verse, and Byron Young were as disruptive as ever. This was a star studded game between two of the very best in the NFL, and all of the stars showed up big time.

The Broncos were coming into the game with back up QB Jarrett Stidham and a big question mark as to how he would handle the stage. Stidham started the game on fire throwing a 52 yard TD to Marvin Mims Jr. on the second drive of the game. At that point the crowed erupted and the Broncos fans had belief they could win this game.Ultimately it was Stidham who committed two critical turnovers that cost them the game. On the other side Drake Maye took care of the ball, and used his legs to pick up critical yards to keep drives alive, and to ice the game. Both defenses were absolutely dominant as expected, and both were deserving of a trip to the Super Bowl.

Caleb Williams threw 3 INT's in a game that could have been defined by one of the greatest plays and throws we have ever seen. Instead the 4th down TD to Kmet is a footnote in a losing game.The Rams are a gritty team with a tough defense that can play in any environment and win. Matthew Stafford is playing at an MVP level and may win it this year. The Bears had a great season, but this is a tough loss.The Rams look like they can win it all.