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The Big D Podcast
Hosted by Dylan Schmittler · EN
With my sports podcast, I show my true passion for sports!
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Dylan’s History of Sports — NFL Draft Special with David Moulton
Apr 2000:48:47Tap to summarizeDylan's History of Sports is back with a 2026 NFL Draft Special. David Moulton joins me to preview Thursday's NFL Draft. All eyes are on Fernando Mendoza out of Indiana Hoosiers football, who's emerging as the presumptive No. 1 overall pick to the Las Vegas Raiders The only other passer with firm first-round buzz? Ty Simpson from Alabama Crimson Tide football. Scouts love his arm talent, but he only started 15 games for the Crimson Tide. Don't be shocked if the first non-QB off the board is a running back—specifically Notre Dame's Jeremiah Love. Trade Shockwave Watch There's growing chatter that the New England Patriots could swing big and target A.J. Brown from the Philadelphia Eagles. It instantly reshapes the Patriots' offense It could blow up draft strategy league-wide It signals New England is done rebuilding—they want to compete now NIL's Growing Draft Impact We end with the ripple effects of NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) are everywhere.
Transcribe →Dylan's Mock Draft 2.0
Apr 1500:27:36Tap to summarizeDylan's 2026 NFL Mock Draft 2.0 is HERE! Dylan is back breaking down his second mock draft for the 2026 NFL Draft, and things are already shifting in a big way. With new risers, surprise fallers, and team needs becoming clearer, this updated mock gives you a full first-round projection you won't want to miss. Who's going No. 1 overall? Which teams are making bold moves? And which prospects are skyrocketing up draft boards? Dylan covers it all with in-depth analysis, bold predictions, and plenty of debate. Drop your thoughts in the comments: Who did Dylan get right? Who's too high or too low? What's YOUR bold prediction for 2026?
Transcribe →Rory Defends Masters Crown
Apr 1300:21:48Tap to summarizeThe Big D discusses Rory Mcllroy defending his Masters crown, and he joins Jack Nicklaus, Sir Nick Faldo, and Tiger Woods as the only four men who have won back-to-back Green Jackets.
Transcribe →Dylan's History of Sports: Rory Makes History at Augusta
Apr 1300:09:36Tap to summarizeThe Big D is starting his Dylan's History of Sports. Dylan discusses Rory Mcllroy defending his Masters crown, and he joins Jack Nicklaus, Sir Nick Faldo, and Tiger Woods as the only four men who have won back-to-back Green Jackets.
Transcribe →2026 Masters Preview with Matt Vincenzi
Apr 600:31:13Tap to summarizeLIV Golf Senior Writer Matt Vincenzi joins The Big D to preview the 2026 Masters!
Transcribe →Masters Preview with Tom Jacobs
Apr 3, 2022Tap to summarizeIn this episode, English golf betting expert Tom Jacobs and I preview The Masters: 2022's first major! We start by looking at new world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler! With three wins in 2022, Scheffler has vaulted to the No. 1 player heading into Augusta! Tom mentions how Ted Scott, who caddied for both of Bubba Watson's Masters wins, is with Scheffler. Jon Rahm may not be going into 2022's first major with momentum, but his major game is still a strong threat. We both like Rahm's chances with a strong putter. We also answer the question whether Rory Mcllroy can finally complete his Grand Slam with a Green Jacket. I explain how Augusta should fit Rory's game, but this course is more mentally challenging for him. Onto golf's biggest name, we look at the potential rumors of Tiger Woods of playing his first official golf tournament since the 2020 Masters. Tiger, himself, tweeted his plans over whether to play at Augusta. We then look at Augusta's two lengthened holes. The Par-4 11th is now 520 yards, and the Par-5 15th is now 550 yards. We both think the 11th hole will see a bigger change with the hole getting longer. Tom is intrigued by how the length will impact the Masters. We look at our favorite bets at the Masters. Tom likes Brooks Kopeka and Will Zalatoris. He also likes Bubba and Justin Rose. I really like Canada's Corey Conners' history at the Masters. I really like Joaquín Niemann, who won at Riviera - a course that is very similar to Augusta. We then give our picks for the Masters, Tom likes Scottie Scheffler to continue his strong form. I am picking Xander Schauffele to finally get his first major at the Masters.
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