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John Middlekauff is back with another episode of 3 & Out, breaking down the biggest NFL headlines and looking ahead to one of the most anticipated matchups in college football.
John reacts to Jerry Jones and his comments about paying a premium for NFL coaches, discussing the value of elite coaching, how much teams should be willing to spend to find the right head coach, and whether investing in the coaching staff can make the difference between competing for a championship and falling short.
John also takes a closer look at the New York Giants and whether the franchise should reconsider making major trades. With questions surrounding the team's direction, John discusses roster construction, the importance of building through the draft, and whether the Giants should prioritize long-term rebuilding over short-term moves.
On the college football side, John previews Miami vs. Notre Dame, breaking down the key matchups, players to watch, and what is at stake for both programs. Can Miami make a statement, or will Notre Dame come away with a huge win?
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Nick Wright reacts to Week 8 of the NFL season including Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears' dominant Monday Night Football win over Sam Darnold's Seattle Seahawks, Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs coming up short against Bo Nix's Denver Broncos, Lamar Jackson's thumb injury and what it means for his future with the Baltimore Ravens, and much more! #Volume
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Betting expert Chad Millman and professional gambler Simon Hunter preview all 15 games on the NFL Week 9 slate, providing their best bets, picks, and predictions. They begin with Thursday's game between the Jacksonville Jaguars and Baltimore Ravens, led by Trevor Lawrence and undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano.
We also get Baker Mayfield and the improving Tampa Bay Buccaneers against Caleb Williams and the red-hot Chicago Bears, along with Bryce Young and the Carolina Panthers hosting Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos. Then we hear about Michael Penix and the Atlanta Falcons facing Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals in Spain, plus Dak Prescott and the flailing Dallas Cowboys facing Daniel Jones and the sputtering Indianapolis Colts. On Monday Night Football we've got Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills heading to Kyler Murray and the Minnesota Vikings, and Sunday's late afternoon slate includes Drake Maye versus Jordan Love as the Green Bay Packers face the New England Patriots.
Today's audience also catches our weekly Chad's Choice game prediction, as well as their Simon Says selection, presented by Polymarket. Will Patrick Mahomes lead the Kansas City Chiefs to a win against Geno Smith and the New York Jets? Will the Philadelphia Eagles start winning against the New York Giants in a NFC East showdown?
Also discussed today from a gambling perspective are Jared Goff and the Detroit Lions visiting Malik Willis and the Miami Dolphins, the Cleveland Browns in the Big Easy to take on the New Orleans Saints, and the Houston Texans’ westward swing to battle the winless Los Angeles Changers. Can the Arizona Cardinals keep winning this week against the Seattle Seahawks? Dive in and find out! #Volume
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0:09:00 - JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS AT BALTIMORE RAVENS
0:17:30 - CINCINNATI BENGALS VS. ATLANTA FALCONS
0:25:45 - NEW YORK GIANTS AT PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
0:28:45 - DENVER BRONCOS AT CAROLINA PANTHERS
0:34:30 - DETROIT LIONS AT MIAMI DOLPHINS
0:38:00 - NEW YORK JETS AT KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
0:47:15 - CLEVELAND BROWNS AT NEW ORLEANS SAINTS
0:50:30 - LA RAMS AT WASHINGTON COMMANDERS
0:53:15 - DALLAS COWBOYS AT INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
0:56:30 - HOUSTON TEXANS AT LA CHARGERS
1:00:45 - LAS VEGAS RAIDERS AT SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
1:04:30 - ARIZONA CARDINALS AT SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
1:08:00 - GREEN BAY PACKER AT NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
1:10:45 - TAMPA BAY BUCS AT CHICAGO BEARS
1:16:45 - BUFFALO BILLS AT MINNESOTA VIKINGS
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Fat Joe and Jadakiss hold it down in the studio for a solo episode to discuss Donald Trump’s viral comments about Nicki Minaj, Jay-Z reportedly tapping himself to perform the Super Bowl halftime show, Nas and the Paid in Full Foundation financially supporting hip-hop pioneers, Joe’s trip to Mary J. Blige's residency, and Jada reflecting on a Syracuse show alongside Method Man and Redman (which turns into a debate about whether rappers can age out of the club). Later in the show, author Al-Saadiq Banksstops by to discuss his book series, the potential of using A.I. for independent movies, and a deep dive into the harsh realities of street life, jealousy, and the modern psychology of snitching.
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Richard Sherman reacts to the Chicago Bears’ dominant win over the Seattle Seahawks on Monday Night Football. Sherman breaks down Caleb Williams’ performance, Ben Johnson’s game plan, and Jeffery Simmons’ impact on Chicago’s defense. Are the Bears now a top-three team in the NFL? Plus, what went wrong for Sam Darnold and the Seattle Seahawks? Richard discusses the Seahawks’ protection issues, struggling run game, and third-down failures—and what Mike Macdonald needs to fix to get Seattle back on track.
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