Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk college basketball betting for this weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers talk NBA betting. Munaf Manji hosts an episode of RJ Bell’s Dream Preview NBA podcast with analyst Mackenzie Rivers, covering NBA Cup semifinals betting angles, current injury news, and market reactions. They open with light banter before discussing major injuries including Franz Wagner’s ankle injury for Orlando and Zach Edey’s setback for Memphis, and how those absences affect team power ratings and futures. Rivers analyzes Memphis as a soft reset team while emphasizing Wagner’s advanced metrics value to Orlando and questioning Paolo Banchero’s optimal role as a primary scorer versus a complementary star. The conversation compares Orlando’s roster construction to Oklahoma City’s system driven success and stresses that teams rarely improve via talent subtraction alone. They pivot to league wide observations, fading the Lakers as overhyped due to schedule and defense, noting Washington’s tank trajectory, and highlighting Minnesota’s need for an additional ball handling guard such as Coby White. Betting discussion begins with Timberwolves versus Warriors, where Rivers leans Minnesota if Anthony Edwards plays and supports the under due to Golden State’s slow pace and Curry returning from injury. For the NBA Cup East semifinal, both favor the Knicks over the Magic and the under, citing New York’s defense, Brunson’s form, and Orlando missing Wagner. In the West semifinal, Rivers makes Oklahoma City his best bet laying the points against San Antonio, arguing the Thunder’s historic net rating, system depth, and defensive consistency outweigh Victor Wembanyama’s return. They close by discussing Thunder futures including win totals and streak markets, NBA Cup MVP value on Brunson if backing New York, promo details for Pregame, and final best bets of Knicks minus the points and Thunder laying the number. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mackenzie Rivers and Dan Rivera talk NFL survivor for Week 15. The conversation opens with Mackenzie and Dan reviewing their NFL survivor failures, noting the Buccaneers’ back-to-back losses and frustration over missing the Dolphins as the optimal play the prior week. They discuss Thursday Night Football, highlighting Atlanta and Tampa Bay trading mistakes, poor defense under Todd Bowles, and uncertainty about his future despite repeated NFC South titles. Turning to Week 15, they analyze Seattle vs. Indianapolis, debating whether Riley Leonard or an aging Philip Rivers will start, concluding Leonard is more likely while acknowledging Rivers may appear the following week. They consider whether the Colts have quit, ultimately believing the team remains energized but unlikely to make the playoffs given a brutal remaining schedule. Discussion shifts to organizational futures, with Dan criticizing GM Chris Ballard’s drafting, doubting Anthony Richardson, and predicting ownership will run it back due to lack of QB alternatives and sunk costs from the Sauce Gardner trade. They move to San Francisco vs. Tennessee, with both strongly favoring the 49ers due to matchup advantages and the Titans’ limited offensive upside, identifying the Niners as their would-be Week 15 survivor selection. They evaluate Jaguars-Jets, citing the Jets’ collapse, third-string QB issues, and Jacksonville’s need to maintain division position, making the Jaguars a viable survivor choice. They consider larger favorites such as Philadelphia, Houston, and Chicago while expressing concern about weather, QB instability, and inflated lines. They also touch on the Chiefs and Cowboys as sharp alternatives depending on injuries and usage. Dan proposes the Giants as a deep contrarian survivor option due to Washington’s historically bad defense and team morale issues. They close by noting the volatility of late-season survivor pools and emphasizing the advantage of identifying fading candidates such as the Commanders or Jets while expressing confidence in the 49ers as the strongest theoretical Week 15 play. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rod Villagomez and Munaf Manji talk NFL fantasy football playoffs. The hosts open by welcoming listeners to a fantasy-football playoff edition of the show and discussing their own playoff runs, then recap the previous week’s high-scoring Thursday night game before previewing the upcoming Falcons-Buccaneers matchup. They note both teams are struggling, with Tampa Bay dealing with injuries to key receivers and Atlanta reeling despite switching to Kirk Cousins. They expect a lower-scoring divisional game and debate the spread and total, leaning slightly toward the Buccaneers and a modest over. They highlight key injuries, including Drake London being ruled out and uncertainty around Kyle Pitts, which could force heavier use of Bijan Robinson, though his rushing output is likely capped by Tampa Bay’s strong run defense. They move into player props, backing Pitts’ receiving yards based on past performance against Tampa Bay and projecting Bijan to hit receiving overs while struggling on the ground. They discuss touchdown props, including Tyler Allgeier's goal-line role and Buccaneers options such as Mike Evans, Bucky Irving, and Sean Tucker. Shifting to fantasy decisions, they debate the risks of starting a limited Mike Evans and agree that if he is active he must be used, while Cousins is framed as a desperation superflex play with limited upside. They explore deeper plays like Darnell Mooney due to Atlanta’s depleted receiving corps and mention fringe tight end options like Payne Durham if Cade Otton sits. They transition into Week 15 flex questions, comparing several player pairs: they narrowly prefer Isaiah Likely over Harrison Bryant/Fannin Jr. due to the Bengals’ extreme vulnerability to tight ends; they choose Devin Neal over Chuba Hubbard because Neal has clearer volume and goal-line opportunity; they pick Blake Corum over Devin Singletary citing Corum’s red-zone role in the Rams’ committee; they debate Terry McLaurin vs. RJ Harvey, ultimately favoring Harvey due to Washington’s unstable offense; they lean Tyler Allgeier over Jordan Mason due to Allgeier’s defined touchdown role; and they choose D’Andre Swift over Stefon Diggs because Swift remains consistently involved while Diggs has become unreliable despite a past revenge game. They close by discussing their own fantasy playoff scenarios, reflecting on recent player performances like Jalen Hurts and Matthew Stafford, teasing the upcoming Army-Navy game, and giving listeners their social handles

Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers talk sports recap for this weekend. The guys also preview Monday Night Football and much more. Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers recap NFL Week 14, noting the Texans’ dominant defense holding KC to 10 points and completing a crucial 3-0 stretch vs Bills/Colts/Chiefs, putting them firmly in the AFC playoff and division race with a soft final four-game schedule. They break down SNF where KC’s banged-up OL struggled against Houston’s elite front led by Will Anderson, contributing to Mahomes’ rough fourth quarter and the growing question of whether the Chiefs’ dynasty window is slipping, with issues at WR, OL health, aging Travis Kelce and a shaky run game. Mack jokes about Travis/Taylor Swift, while both agree KC needs retooling, not a total teardown, around Mahomes. Discussion shifts to Chiefs playoff odds (~18%), their remaining schedule, and whether a hedge is worth considering. They cover Texans’ upside, citing their defense as potentially conference-championship caliber if it sustains. They debate AFC’s best team; Mack says Bengals despite likely missing playoffs. Survivor pool carnage leaves only 11 entries. Market downgrades: Colts lose Daniel Jones to an Achilles tear, massive line move vs Seattle; Washington downgraded with Jaden Daniels hurt and a porous defense; Ravens downgraded as AFC North tightens, Steelers favored to win division; Browns downgraded after losing to Tennessee. Upgrades: Jaguars (big win, now AFC South favorites), Vikings (JJ McCarthy shows life vs Washington), Packers (Jordan Love surging, now road favorites in Denver), plus modest upgrades for Rams, Saints, Steelers. They hit league narratives: Miami’s slim playoff odds, question whether Harbaugh survives if Ravens miss postseason, Chiefs’ 2026 cap table showing huge OL and Mahomes commitments. They preview MNF: Eagles at Chargers, line Eagles -2.5, Herbert expected to play despite hand surgery; Chargers RB Hampton activated but likely limited; Eagles in a buy-low spot needing a rebound after poor recent showings; Chargers inconsistent, often struggling vs bad defenses; Munaf’s best bet is Eagles -2.5. Mack’s best bet: Kamani Vidal over 35.5 rush yards due to shotgun usage and matchup vs an Eagles run D recently gashed by Chicago. They align that both bets can win. NBA chatter: Wemby nearing return, in-season tournament quarterfinals upcoming; Mack fires a 2-star under 238.5 in Heat-Magic due to offensive regression and playoff-style environ

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk college basketball betting for this weekend. The episode of the Need for Seeds College Basketball Podcast features Griffin Warner and Big East Ben discussing upcoming Friday and Saturday college basketball games while mixing in humor, personal anecdotes, and commentary on recent sports happenings. They open with banter about NFL moments, fantasy football frustrations, and a tweet announcing the new Royal Palm Invitational in Dubai, joking about team invitations and media personalities. They move into handicapping five college basketball matchups. For Gonzaga vs Kentucky in Nashville, both hosts agree Kentucky is struggling due to injuries, poor shooting, and roster concerns, and they prefer Gonzaga’s experience and preparation. For the Cincinnati–Xavier rivalry game, they note the unusual Friday slot, criticize Cincinnati’s stagnant offense led by Shammah Scott’s inefficiency, highlight Xavier’s improved play and shooting, and lean toward the Musketeers at home. For Duke at Michigan State, they debate whether Duke should be favored, discuss both teams’ defensive strengths and shooting inconsistencies, with Griffin leaning toward MSU at home and Ben preferring the under. For Illinois vs Tennessee in Nashville, they consider Illinois volatile but dangerous, Tennessee coming off consecutive losses, the prior-year ending controversy, and matchup edges on the glass and in defensive consistency, ultimately siding with Tennessee. For Purdue vs Iowa State, they discuss Iowa State’s record-setting blowout of Alcorn State, the uncertainty around star guard Tamin Lipsey’s status, Purdue’s stability behind Braden Smith, and conclude Purdue is the side regardless of injury news. They close with personal notes—Ben traveling to Madison for Marquette–Wisconsin, family traditions, weather complaints, and jokes about Marquette’s frontcourt—before giving best bets: Ben chooses Gonzaga, Griffin chooses Tennessee. Promo code “rebound15” is repeated as support for the show, and they sign off encouraging listeners to follow upcoming episodes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers talk NBA betting for Friday. Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers break down Friday’s NBA slate, opening with Giannis Antetokounmpo’s uncertain future in Milwaukee after reports that he and his agent began discussing whether staying with the Bucks or seeking a trade is best, followed almost immediately by news of Giannis’ calf strain sidelining him 2–4 weeks, prompting speculation that he may have played his last game for Milwaukee; they revisit summer rumors connecting him to the Knicks and explore potential destinations such as New York, Oklahoma City, San Antonio, Houston, and Golden State, debating which fits maximize his legacy and whether his game, while dominant, elevates a team the same way Jokic or SGA does, with Mackenzie arguing Giannis is more top-20 all-time than top-10 and noting that efficiency metrics inflate modern stars; they discuss how OKC’s depth and draft capital could create a dynasty with Giannis, how the Knicks would instantly become East favorites, and whether the league would allow another super-team; conversation shifts to broader GOAT talk, comparing Jordan, Kobe, Hakeem, Steph, LeBron, and Jokic, with Mackenzie calling Steph far more impactful than LeBron and framing Jokic as an all-time offensive engine who still hasn’t consistently proven elite defense; they move into Friday’s games, starting with Lakers-Celtics, weighing LeBron’s aging impact, back-to-backs, and injury news, leaning slightly toward Lakers +7.5; next they preview Heat-Magic, highlighting Orlando’s rising offense, improved defense, Banchero’s possible return, and Desmond Bane’s emergence there, with Mackenzie making Magic -5.5 his best bet; they analyze Spurs-Cavs, noting Cleveland’s injuries to Garland, Allen, Streus and San Antonio missing Wembanyama, yet Mackenzie still prefers Cavs -5.5; Munaf gives his best bet as Nuggets-Hawks over 237.5 due to Denver’s elite offense and league-worst recent defense plus Atlanta’s pace; they touch on Bucks-Sixers, where Mackenzie likes Philly strongly, even suggesting alt lines like -9.5 due to a likely Milwaukee letdown; they briefly cover Clippers drama, Chris Paul’s exit, James Harden’s mixed impact, and the possibility of L.A. eventually blowing it up though Mackenzie doubts it given contracts and the new arena; to close, they promote the SHOOT15 Pregame.com discount and reflect on the nonstop nature of NBA news, committing to weekly coverage and acknowledging strong recent betting r

Mackenzie Rivers and Dan Rivera talk NFL Survivor for week 14. Dan and Mack review their NFL Survivor run that ended in Week 13 after the Eagles’ loss to the Bears, agreeing the pick was still correct given the alternatives and that hindsight doesn’t change the logic. They felt their season-long strategy of selecting strong favorites was sound and that they consistently avoided land mines, even benefiting from lucky timing with teams like the Jets and Bengals earlier in the year. They discuss how the Eagles’ short-yardage dominance has collapsed, possibly due to offensive line injuries, defensive adjustments, or simple sloppiness, making the tush push far less reliable. They also note the Eagles’ vulnerability going forward after giving up 287 rushing yards to Chicago and needing turnovers to survive games. Turning to Week 14 Survivor, they view the Buccaneers as the strongest available favorite despite concerns over their offensive line, Baker Mayfield’s inconsistency, and the Saints’ ability to backdoor cover. The Rams are also viable—last week’s loss to Carolina was deemed fluky due to turnovers, and underlying metrics still rate L.A. strongly. They see Arizona as feisty with Jacoby Brissett but lacking the firepower to pull an upset if the Rams avoid big mistakes. Denver is another option: although Bo Nix is volatile, the Broncos’ defense matches well against a Raiders offense ranked near the bottom of the league in non-turnover EPA, and their low-variance style makes them viable in Survivor. Seattle is a riskier favorite because defenses appear to have adjusted to Sam Darnold, and Atlanta’s recent competitiveness suggests real upset potential, especially if Drake London plays. Cleveland is mentioned as an ugly but sharp leverage option for players needing differentiation. They lament that their planned route—saving the Buccaneers for Week 14—would have worked if not for the Eagles’ late fumble, describing it as a slow-motion crash. They also criticize Caleb Williams and the Bears’ fluky wins, arguing his accuracy is a concern and Ben Johnson appears frustrated despite public walk-backs, suggesting Chicago’s offense could face major regression next season once the schedule tightens. Despite the elimination disappointment, they reaffirm the value of the podcast for strategy discussion and plan to continue offering insights for the remainder of the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit

Munaf Manji, Dave Essler and Mackenzie Rivers talk NFL contest betting for Week 14. Munaf Manji opens the NFL Week 14 Contest Podcast with Mackenzie Rivers and Uncle Dave Essler, noting the chaos of Thanksgiving week and that only 45 entries remain in Circa Survivor after a massive 851-entry wipeout. They break down how all three Thanksgiving favorites lost, how Chicago upset Philadelphia on Black Friday, and how the Rams’ loss to Carolina knocked out four more on Sunday. Mackenzie and Dan were eliminated in Survivor, and Mack jokingly laments missing Fezzik’s hindsight advice to take the Bears as a big dog. They review key picks for Week 14. Uncle Dave takes the Jaguars over the Colts, arguing Indy has been propped up by an easy schedule while Jacksonville, despite inconsistencies, is healthier and stronger at home. Munaf adds that Daniel Jones’ injury limits the Colts’ offense and expects Jacksonville to load the box against Jonathan Taylor. Mack sees the matchup as close but leans Jags due to historical Colts struggles in Jacksonville. Mack’s best bet is the Bills over the Bengals, noting the line is similar to their January 2023 playoff meeting despite Cincinnati being far weaker now and Buffalo’s elite rushing matchup against a poor Bengals rush defense. Munaf expects Buffalo to score 30+ and exploit Cincinnati’s offensive-line issues even with Joe Burrow healthy. Dave agrees the Bengals’ defense is too weak to justify market respect. Munaf’s pick is the Ravens over the Steelers, citing Baltimore’s bounce-back spot, Derrick Henry’s matchup edge, Pittsburgh’s struggling offense, and poor wide-receiver chemistry with Aaron Rodgers. Dave supports it, noting Pittsburgh’s run-defense collapse vs Buffalo and internal frustration around Rodgers calling out teammates. Mack acknowledges Tomlin-as-dog trends but still leans Ravens due to matchup disadvantages. They discuss whether Tomlin’s 19-season winning-record streak will finally end, reviewing a brutal remaining Steelers schedule (Ravens, Dolphins, Lions, Browns, Ravens again) and concluding an 8-9 finish is likely. In Survivor talk, Uncle Dave would use the Eagles over the Chargers despite Philly’s recent losses, arguing the Chargers’ résumé is weak and Harbaugh may not be the NFL fit people expect. Mack’s mapped-out Survivor plan had Tampa Bay beating the Saints this week and still believes the Bucs are the right side with New Orleans showing no incentive to win. Munaf also likes the Bucs and adds t

Rod Villagomez and Munaf Manji talk NFL fantasy football for week 14. In this episode Rod Villagomez and Munaf Manji break down Week 14 fantasy football and the key Thursday night matchup between the Cowboys and Lions, a game carrying major playoff implications for both teams. Rod is fighting for a playoff spot in his home league while Munaf notes his own leagues are mostly set, but both agree this week is critical for many fantasy managers. They recap Thanksgiving and Black Friday games, where favorites fell, overs hit, and several fantasy stars delivered. They then dig into Lions–Cowboys: Dallas is surging behind an MVP-caliber Dak Prescott while Detroit has cooled, losing two of three and struggling with injuries, especially to Amon-Ra St. Brown and Sam LaPorta. The Cowboys’ pass rush, Detroit’s shaky secondary, and both teams’ explosive offenses suggest a high-scoring game. They debate the spread (Detroit –3) and both lean Dallas +3 while agreeing the over 54.5 makes sense with both teams averaging nearly 30 points per game. Fantasy implications center on whether St. Brown plays; if he sits, Jameson Williams and deep sleeper Isaac TeSla become viable options, especially with Khalif Raymond and Brock Wright out. They highlight Detroit’s reliance on Gibbs and Montgomery in both run and pass game, plus Dallas exploiting Detroit’s defensive injuries. They discuss flex decisions: RJ Harvey vs Amani Bailey (lean Harvey), Kal Monangai vs Brian Thomas Jr. (lean Monangai), Jayden Higgins vs Brenton Strange (lean Higgins), Jayden Higgins vs Devin Neal (again Higgins, given Saints’ struggles and Texans’ need for WR2 production), Tyler Allgeier vs Blake Corum (lean Allgeier due to red-zone usage), and Rashee Rice vs Bucky Irving (essentially a toss-up, but volume favors Rice while matchup favors Irving). They close by reminding listeners about Pregame’s MVP15 promo code and encouraging managers to attack waivers, prepare for playoffs, and set lineups carefully as bye weeks end and injuries mount. Both hosts are excited for Week 14, hoping to push themselves—and their listeners—into the postseason with the right flex calls and matchup plays. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk CBB betting for Tuesday. Best bets as always. UConn–Kansas ranks among the most anticipated early-season matchups in college basketball, pairing elite coaching, NBA-level talent, and two of the sport’s most reliable brands in a game that could shape both teams’ March résumés. UConn enters looking like a continuation of last season’s national-title machine, with Caravan shooting confidently, Sreed emerging as a two-way force, and the support pieces blending smoothly into Hurley’s structured, slow-paced offense. Their defense again grades among the nation’s best, consistently forcing opponents into late-clock jumpers. Kansas, meanwhile, remains formidable even with roster turnover, built on collective size, disciplined rotations, and interior toughness anchored by big men like Tiller and Bedunga. The potential return of star freshman Darren Peterson introduces a major variable, as his scoring and shot creation elevate Kansas from good to dangerous, especially at home. Allen Fieldhouse is historically the hardest venue in college basketball, though NIL dynamics and roster volatility have softened its invincibility. Kansas has taken losses only to North Carolina teams and recently posted quality wins, yet their half-court offense tends to stagnate, with long possessions ending in predictable post entries. Both teams prefer deliberate tempos and physical half-court execution, producing an environment ripe for an under play, particularly around the projected number of 141.5. UConn’s offensive execution and continuity make them the more reliable group, but Kansas gaining back Peterson and leaning on home-court energy sets up a razor-thin margin. Ultimately, UConn’s rhythm, depth, and defensive layers give them a slight edge, but the road setting pushes this toward a near coin flip, the kind of December game that feels like March in intensity and reveals what both programs will become. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers talk weekend betting action and much more. The guys also discuss the MNF game. The Week 13 Weekend Rewind show opens with Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers reacting to a wild Sunday night game where Denver beat Washington 27–26 in overtime despite constant swings, flags, and late chaos. They credit Marcus Mariota for filling in effectively, though rookie Jaden Daniels is expected back next week. Both agree Washington’s two-point try was obvious given their season situation. They note Denver stays atop the AFC West at 10–2 while the Commanders fall despite fighting hard. Mackenzie expects fatigue effects next week because both teams played high-volume offensive snaps. Survivor carnage dominates the middle of the show: Thanksgiving wiped out over 850 entries as every underdog won (Packers over Lions, Cowboys over Chiefs, Bengals over Ravens, Bears over Eagles). They discuss hedging strategy, noting a six-way tie in the Grandissimo contest paid each over $1M. By Sunday only 45 entries remained with one more pending Monday night. Biggest downgrades: Vikings after J.J. McCarthy’s disastrous 4-INT outing amid confusion over concussion protocol; Chiefs fall from 5.5-point favorites to 3.5 vs Houston as the market finally stops giving them elite benefit of the doubt; Rams downgraded after losing outright as double-digit favorites to Carolina; Lions downgraded partly due to Goff’s slide and Amon-Ra St. Brown’s injury. Upgrades: Cowboys after back-to-back wins over Eagles and Chiefs; Jets with Tyrod Taylor playing efficiently and running for the winning TD; Bears dominating the Eagles on the ground and maybe becoming legitimate NFC North contenders; Bengals with Burrow healthy again; Texans improving behind CJ Stroud, rookie receivers, and a defense that continues to outperform expectations. They analyze division markets: AFC South tight among Colts, Jaguars, Texans; NFC East still Eagles-favored but Cowboys lurking; NFC North wide open with Chicago rising. They move to Monday Night Football: Patriots (10–2) vs Giants (2–10). Drake May is surging in MVP odds, and New England has won nine straight with strong defense and Travion Henderson emerging as their lead back. The Giants are better ATS than straight up on the road but struggle to finish games. Munaf likes Henderson’s rushing yards over given New York’s awful run defense (6.2 YPC allowed, 219 given to Gibbs last week). Mackenzie prefers Drake May under 245.5 passing yards, p

Munaf Manji, Dave Essler and Mackenzie Rivers talk NFL contests for week 13. The hosts break down Week 13 NFL contests with Survivor strategy and ATS picks, starting with a recap of Week 12 where 39 Survivor entries were eliminated, mostly on the Raiders, leaving 900 entries worth about $20.8k each in Circa and all six Grandissimo entries still alive worth $1.15M each. Mackenzie gives his pick: Broncos −6 vs Washington, citing Denver’s defense, Washington’s weak home field, Mariota likely starting, and the strength of road favorites off a bye. Munaf agrees, noting Denver’s scoring consistency and Washington’s defensive issues. Dave cautions that if Daniels plays he’d lean Washington but otherwise sides with Denver. Dave’s pick is Cowboys over Chiefs on Thanksgiving, arguing KC is not fully right, Dallas proved something with their comeback, and Mahomes’ team may not handle adversity as well as past years. Mackenzie likes Dallas with the points and cites a 6–25 trend for non-home Thursday teams off Sunday OT. Munaf praises Dallas’ defensive second half vs Philly and KC’s regression in close games. Munaf’s pick is Rams −10.5 at Carolina, expecting a two-TD win based on Carolina’s poor performances vs winning teams, Rams’ offensive rhythm, Stafford’s MVP-level play, and LAR’s defense generating turnovers. Dave and Mack agree Carolina is weak and McVay is trustworthy as a road favorite. They then discuss Bengals vs Ravens: Burrow returns, Higgins out, Ravens inconsistent, Bengals defense weak, possible Derrick Henry heavy game, and lean Bengals +7 or under. Survivor strategy: Circa splits Thanksgiving as 13A and Sunday as 13B; big favorites include Ravens, Eagles, Rams, Jags, Seahawks, Chargers. Dave prefers Eagles as safest pick; Munaf agrees. Mack and Dan’s live Survivor entries are using Eagles for 13A and Chargers for 13B but Mack is nervous about both sides. They warn against Jacksonville due to Tennessee’s recent covers and Cam Ward improving. They close with holiday notes, thanking listeners, emphasizing family time, and joking about tryptophan and naps. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Will Doctor gets you ready for this weeks big golf event. Follow Will Doctor on X @drmedia59 Will Docter previews the Australian PGA at Royal Queensland breaking down course fit key player profiles and recent form across a deep field highlighting Minwoo Lee Joaquin Niemann Rasmus Neergaard Petersen Adam Scott Cam Smith Mark Leishman Sebastian Munoz Ryan Fox Carlos Ortiz and more while recapping Sammy Valimaki’s breakthrough RSM Classic win and the brutal FedExCup cutoff stories he discusses Minwoo’s swing rebuild and bulking phase Niemann’s elite short game Petersen’s elite ball striking and concerns for players like Pooj and Smith he evaluates fall form DP World Tour finishes chipping and putting trends and local Australian success histories he also touches on President’s Cup stakes for Scott and Fox the rise of young international talent and several players’ media comments he delivers his betting card featuring Minwoo Lee top 10 Elvis Smiley top 20 sleeper Anthony Quayle top 20 one matchup Weisberger over Halvorsen and his only outright pick Rasmus Neergaard Petersen 12 1 plus a full DraftKings lineup built around Petersen Smiley Weiyu Ding Quayle Weisberger and Cameron Adam wrapping with course strategy notes emphasizing approach play and Bermuda performance for the week at Royal Queensland Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mackenzie Rivers and Dan Rivera talk NFL Week 14 Survivor contest. Mackenzie Rivers and Dan Rivera deliver an exhaustive Week 14 Survivor breakdown, opening with a review of advanced Pregame analytics—fourth-quarter win share, Kevin Cole’s adjusted score, PFF noise-canceled score, non-turnover EPA, recalculated score, and strength-of-schedule adjustments—to argue which teams truly rank at the top despite misleading records. Surprisingly, metrics elevate the Rams, Chiefs, Seahawks, and Colts, while the Eagles grade only around 11–13 despite being power-rated like contenders. Turning to Week 13A, they commit to using the Eagles, reasoning that Philadelphia’s ball-security advantage offsets the Bears’ turnover-driven overperformance, and that a post-loss, must-respond spot favors the Eagles regaining control despite Chicago’s recent improbable wins. The hosts acknowledge Caleb Williams’ volatility but view Chicago’s defensive metrics—bottom-three by several analytics—as too weak to justify fading Philly. For Week 13B, they evaluate alternatives like the 49ers, Seahawks, and Jaguars, ultimately concluding the Chargers are the optimal but uneasy play. They cite concerns about L.A.’s offensive line, the Raiders’ potential “dead-cat bounce” with coaching changes, and historical trends showing favorites off a bye after a blowout loss underperforming. Still, the Chargers’ situational advantages and lack of future scheduling value make them the necessary pick over Jacksonville, who has better outs later. The hosts then map the long-term path: Week 14 Buccaneers (if Baker Mayfield is healthy), Week 15 49ers off their bye vs. Tennessee, Week 16 likely Cardinals or Saints depending on injuries, Week 17 Cowboys at Washington (a historically strong road spot), and Week 18 tentatively Jaguars vs. Titans, understanding that chaotic motivation variables will shape the final decision. They emphasize the realism of sweating both Week 13 games, the uniqueness of surviving deep into a public Survivor contest, and their commitment to continuing the journey weekly, even as analytics, injury uncertainty, weather, and variance keep tightening margins the deeper they advance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rod Villagomez and Munaf Manji talk NFL betting for Thanksgiving Day games. Rod Villagomez and Munaf Manji preview the Thanksgiving NFL slate and associated fantasy dilemmas, highlighting how Week 13’s early schedule compresses preparation for managers chasing final playoff berths. They open with Packers-Lions, noting Detroit’s strong ATS history at home under Dan Campbell and the matchup’s volatility, with questions surrounding Josh Jacobs’ health and Sam LaPorta’s absence. Munaf favors the game total over 48.5 and projects Jared Goff to shoulder more offensive load, while Rod echoes concern about Detroit’s run-game efficiency versus Green Bay’s stout rush defense. Prop discussions lean under on Jameer Gibbs rushing, over on Jameson Williams receiving, and cautious optimism for Jordan Love’s pass-catchers. Moving to Chiefs-Cowboys, both hosts frame the matchup as a clash of two widely polarizing franchises, debating Dallas’ impressive comeback and second-half defensive shutout against Philadelphia versus Kansas City’s regression in one-score games. Munaf backs Dallas +3.5 and expects a pass-heavy Kansas City approach, highlighting Patrick Mahomes’ yardage upside and Rashee Rice’s emergence, while Rod argues that the Cowboys’ shifting receiver hierarchy—George Pickens ascending while CeeDee Lamb shows uncharacteristic miscues—creates fantasy uncertainty. They explore prop angles including Kareem Hunt rushing overs, noting his rising usage and recent efficiency. For the nightcap, Bengals-Ravens, they question Cincinnati’s decision to rush Joe Burrow back but still prefer Bengals +7 given Baltimore’s weak ATS record as a home favorite and historically close division games. They forecast a potential shootout, recommending Joe Burrow passing overs, Derrick Henry rushing overs based on Cincinnati’s vulnerable run defense, and Chase Brown unders on rushing but overs on receiving. In fantasy flex debates, they compare David Montgomery vs. Romeo Doubs, Emmanuel Wilson’s viability if Jacobs sits, Mike Gesicki as a T-Higgins-replacement option, and the perpetual headache of choosing a Chiefs wideout, with Xavier Worthy a viable pivot given Rashee Rice’s injury status. They close by reminding listeners to enjoy football without abandoning bankroll discipline, emphasizing that Thanksgiving should remain a day of food, family, and measured wagering rather than reckless betting. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit

Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers talk NFL action for Week 12 and preview MNF 49ers at Panthers. Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers break down NFL Week 12, starting with the Rams’ dominant win over the Buccaneers and the early 21-0 surge built by Matthew Stafford, whose MVP odds jumped as Baker Mayfield exited with a shoulder injury; they note the Rams’ rise as Super Bowl favorites and discuss how New England’s coaching and Drake May’s progress have shifted expectations, while the Buccaneers’ divisional outlook hinges on Mayfield’s MRI; Survivor results showed minimal carnage with most players advancing but big picks resting on the 49ers Monday night; downgrades hit the Raiders after firing OC Chip Kelly, the Vikings after J.J. McCarthy struggles, and the Saints after more offensive issues, while Mack criticizes Minnesota’s QB choice by comparing McCarthy’s historically poor EPA to JaMarcus Russell; upgrades include a major market move on the Bengals with Joe Burrow’s expected return despite their lost season, plus rising confidence in the Texans behind an elite defense and the Colts’ solid metrics; the Cardinals get a slight bump while Tampa projects a bigger drop when Mayfield’s injury is priced in; they preview 49ers-Panthers, discussing San Francisco’s healthier offense with Purdy, McCaffrey, Kittle, and Pearsall, noting defensive injuries but expecting the Niners to roll against a Panthers team with inflated results and limited passing production from Bryce Young, though Carolina’s Ted McMillan stands out as a key weapon; they outline prop angles including Young’s passing overs and Kittle’s receiving overs, and evaluate paths for a Panthers upset that mostly require an offensive explosion against a depleted SF defense; they also highlight Rico Dowdle’s emergence, Young’s likely high attempts, and the Niners’ efficiency edge; the hosts touch on Dallas’ comeback over Philadelphia, concerns about the Eagles’ struggling run game, Hurts’ limitations on third down, and why Munaf prefers the Rams over the Eagles in the NFC; they close with best bets—Mack taking Cowboys +3.5 on Thanksgiving due to the Chiefs’ overtime-to-short-week ATS trend, Munaf laying 49ers -7.5 on Monday night expecting turnovers and a comfortable SF win, and Mack calling an exact 42-20 Niners score—then wrap with notes on Survivor hopes, Thanksgiving content, and a beard-themed sign-off. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk college basketball for this weekend. Griffin Warner and Big East Ben recap the week in college hoops, open with Marquette concerns after losing to Dayton, and assess the Big East as potentially a two-bid league with Providence, Creighton, and others underperforming. Ben vents about bad gambling variance but re-energizes after exciting mid-major games like Troy vs USC in triple OT. They analyze upcoming Saturday matchups: Northern Iowa vs UC Irvine, noting UNI’s continuity and shooting versus Irvine’s elite three-point prevention; they both lean Irvine at home. Providence vs Penn State at Mohegan Sun prompts skepticism toward Kim English’s Friars and support for Penn State as an underdog. For Northwestern vs Butler, they praise Butler’s revamped roster, Finley Bizjack’s emergence, and new cohesion compared to last year’s stagnant offense, while raising concerns about Northwestern’s rebounding after losing to Virginia in a high-tempo surprise. They expect a lower-scoring style and discuss potential totals angles. They also examine South Carolina’s inconsistency and roster size issues entering a projected underdog spot. Throughout, they mix betting insights, roster breakdowns, coaching notes, and behavioral tendencies, finishing with promo details and best bets: Ben taking Marquette -21 vs Central Michigan and Griffin taking UC Irvine pick’em. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers talk betting NBA for this weekend. Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers break down the NBA’s current landscape, focusing on major injuries, betting value, pace trends, and team outlooks. They discuss Giannis’ multi-week absence and how he is worth six points to the betting line, the Spurs’ growth without Wembanyama while emphasizing his true on-court value (around four points), and how San Antonio’s system and enthusiasm give them long-term upside. They highlight the league-wide injury spike, schedule compression, and why players are missing more games, referencing Steve Kerr’s comments and pointing out that the NBA’s push for TV optimization impacts competitive balance. They analyze inflated scoring and pace, noting overs hitting around 55% despite book adjustments, and review totals reaching the 250s by examining past high-total results. Team-by-team discussions include the Wizards’ tank-like style, Kings’ collapse and possible blow-up, Pistons’ rise behind Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren, and the Bucks’ likely struggles without Giannis. They emphasize betting angles such as fading early-start overs, backing teams in second games after star returns, and monitoring shooting regression. They preview Saturday games including Knicks-Magic, Bucks-Pistons, and Nuggets-Kings, offering leans and matchup logic, while touching on Denver’s reliance on Jokic’s historic impact and Jamal Murray’s importance. They close with promotional info for pregame.com’s packages and contests, then deliver best bets involving Nuggets situational plays and the Bulls-Wizards over. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mackenzie Rivers and Dan Rivera talk NFL Survivor for Week 12. Mackenzie Rivers and Dan Rivera break down NFL Week 12 Survivor strategy, MVP odds, team power ratings, and future-week planning. Mack opens by noting major movement in MVP markets, especially Matthew Stafford rising against Drake May, and argues Stafford should be the favorite due to team strength, narrative, and veteran status. Dan emphasizes that betting awards requires thinking like the media, and the Patriots’ soft schedule hurts May’s candidacy. They discuss power-rating models showing the Rams as the top team, the Chiefs second, and surprisingly the Texans third due to strong underlying metrics despite a .500 record. Shifting to Survivor, they highlight Seattle as the top Week 12 option versus the Titans: Tennessee grades as bottom-tier across analytic systems, has one of the league’s worst offenses, and relies on Cam Ward, whose turnover tendencies create multiple paths for a Seahawks win. They compare alternative Seattle usage weeks but conclude Week 12 is optimal even assigning pessimistic turnover scenarios. They cover other big favorites: the Lions (whose home splits and Jekyll-and-Hyde Jared Goff profile point to a strong bounce-back vs the Giants), the Ravens (concerns around Lamar’s health, short-week turnaround, and potential Joe Burrow return in Week 13), the Packers (Jordan Love inconsistency, injuries to Josh Jacobs/Tucker Kraft, and JJ McCarthy volatility), the Rams vs Bucs (Rams may “screw around,” Bucs too injured and erratic), and the 49ers (better held for Week 15 vs Tennessee after a bye). They repeatedly stress that late-season future value is more important than raw win probability. They examine Week 13 Thanksgiving lines: Lions over Packers, Chiefs over Cowboys, Ravens over Bengals, and Eagles over Bengals (depending on Burrow’s readiness). They warn that using the Ravens in Week 13 is riskier than the market implies, given divisional familiarity and Baltimore’s offensive stagnation. They touch briefly on off-the-wall options like the Bears, Saints, Jaguars, and Patriots but generally dismiss them due to fluky profiles or better future deployment. Dan notes the Saints may become viable in Weeks 16–17 when they face the Jets or Titans. Ultimately both hosts circle back to Seattle as the cleanest Week 12 Survivor pick, citing matchup, quarterback disparity, and Tennessee’s inability to generate offense without extreme turnover luck. Lea