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Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg of USA TODAY Sports discuss how Georgia turned the tables on Alabama after the SEC championship game and won its first national title since 1980. Have the Bulldogs taken the mantle from Nick Saban as the program to beat? They also discuss the lack of progress on College Football Playoff expansion and what might happen if negotiations break down. 

Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg of USA TODAY Sports analyze the rematch between Georgia and Alabama and make some predictions about what will happen Monday night. They also take a broad look at the state of college football’s postseason and whether anything can be done to counter the SEC’s dominance.  

Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg of USA TODAY Sports discuss how college football is being impacted by the latest COVID spike. How precarious are the Playoff games and other bowls? They also break down some of the bowl games that have already happened and the end of the coaching carousel 

Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg analyze the No. 1 recruit in the country signing with Jackson State, sort out which teams won the early recruiting period and wrap up the coaching carousel for the 2021 season 

Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg of USA TODAY Sports break down Lincoln Riley going from Oklahoma to USC and Brian Kelly leaving Notre Dame for LSU and what it says about the future of college football. They also discuss this weekend’s conference championship games and College Football Playoff scenarios. 

Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg of USA TODAY Sports discuss the latest moves in the College Football Playoff rankings and whether Cincinnati is now in prime position to get in. The coaching carousel is in full swing, but are there enough good candidates to fill all the jobs? They also break down all the big Thanksgiving weekend games including Bedlam and Ohio State-Michigan. 

Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg of USA TODAY Sports discuss an odd story regarding a Texas assistant coach, the first set of CFP rankings, Gary Patterson's dismissal at TCU, how coaches talk about recruiting and break down this week's games.

Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg from USA TODAY Sports discuss the unique circumstances around Ed Orgeron's firing at LSU, fallout from the Tennessee fiasco against Ole Miss, whether Dan Mullen is in trouble at Florida and Nick Rolovich losing his job at Washington State after failing to comply with a vaccine mandate. 

The guys discuss the Saints’ win over the Patriots and look ahead to the team’s first true home game of the 2021 regular season against the New York Giants. Topics include the Terron Armstead injury, Jameis Winston’s aggressive approach to protecting the football and a Saints-Giants preview with picks against the spread. Hosted by Ryan O’Leary (@RyanO_Leary) with Saints Wire Managing Editor John Sigler (@john_siglerr)

The hosts join the masses in venting their frustrations over Matt Nagy’s play calling and offensive game plan in an historically bad performance in Cleveland. If the Bears do indeed cut their losses and fire Nagy midseason, what would the coaching staff look like in the interim? Also, a Bears-Lions preview with predictions and picks against the spread. Hosted by Ryan O’Leary (@RyanO_Leary) with Bears Wire Managing Editor Alyssa Barbieri (@AlyssaBarbieri)

The guys discuss the legitimacy of the Broncos’ 3-0 start against what has been a soft opening against the Giants (0-3), Jaguars (0-3) and Jets (0-3). Also, where the offense goes with injuries to KJ Hamler (ACL) and both starting guards, and a Broncos-Ravens preview with picks against the spread and total. Hosted by Ryan O’Leary (@RyanO_Leary) with Broncos Wire Managing Editor Jon Heath (@ByJonHeath)

Paul Myerberg and Dan Wolken of USA Today Sports explore the issues slowing down the College Football Playoff expansion talks, where conference realignment is headed and big Week 5 games including Alabama-Ole Miss, Arkansas-Georgia and Notre Dame-Cincinnati. 

Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg examine the issues at Alabama, Ohio St and Clemson and evaluate whether there are unexpected teams lurking who can challenge for playoff spots.

Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg react to the big news that the College Football Playoff is formally considering an expansion to 12 teams and what it means for the big conferences, the Group of Five, Notre Dame and the bowl games. They also talk about some potential downsides to lengthening the season to 16 games. 

Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg look at the marquee Week 1 games for the 2021 season, one of which is named for a condiment neither of them enjoy. They also evaluate the Pac 12's hire of new commissioner and what the league needs to do to become relevant in football again. Finally, Paul discusses his recent feature on Rutgers and why Greg Schiano has them on the right path. 

Paul Myerberg and Dan Wolken break down the SEC's huge performance at last weekend's NFL Draft, Alabama's self-perpetuating dominance and why the Big 12 is struggling to keep pace. They also talk about whether fans should be required to show proof of vaccination to get into college football stadiums this fall, the new restrictions on hitting in fall practice and whether Oklahoma has found the right formula through the transfer portal to make a national championship run. 

Bears Wire editor Alyssa Barbieri, with host Ryan O’Leary, react to Ryan Pace’s pre-draft presser, create a customized Bears Draft Bingo Card for this weekend’s festivities (listen in and play along!), and give their final predictions for the Bears at pick No. 20 overall.

The guys react to the latest QB chatter. Broncos Wire editor Jon Heath breaks down the early rounds of his personal mock draft. Also, thoughts on T.J. Ward’s retirement, new league rules on jersey numbers, and final predictions for what the Broncos do with pick No. 9 overall. Happy Draft Weekend!

Saints Wire editor John Sigler discusses his team’s final 7-round mock draft, and two prospects in particular they targeted with Day 1 trades. The guys also give their final predictions for what the Saints do with pick No. 28 overall!

Paul Myerberg and Dan Wolken discuss the CFP’s curious announcement last Friday and what it means, college football rule changes for 2021, concerns about roster management coming out of the pandemic and observations from spring football