Podcasts about Hoff

Um 1650 schuf Paul Gerhardt das bekannte Lied »Befiehl du deine Wege«. Wie so oft in Kirchenliedern jener Zeit wird über viele Strophen ein Gedanke länger ausgeführt. Dabei verwendete Paul Gerhardt einen Kunstgriff: Die Anfangswörter der zwölf Strophen bilden den Bibelvers aus Psalm 37,5 nach der Lutherübersetzung: »Befiehl dem Herren dein' Weg und hoff auf ihn, er wird's wohl machen.«In diesem Lied geht es also vor allem um das Vertrauen zu Gott: »Befiehl du deine Wege / und was dein Herze kränkt / der allertreusten Pflege / des, der den Himmel lenkt. / Der Wolken, Luft und Winden / gibt Wege, Lauf und Bahn, / der wird auch Wege finden, / da dein Fuß gehen kann.« In den folgenden Versen wird dieser Gedanke weiter illustriert: »Weg hast du allerwegen, / an Mitteln fehlt dir's nicht; ... dein Werk kann niemand hindern, / dein Arbeit darf nicht ruhn, / wenn du, was deinen Kindern / ersprießlich ist, willst tun. / Hoff, o du arme Seele, / hoff und sei unverzagt!«Bleiben wir bei diesen Versen stehen. Sie machen deutlich: Der Mensch, der sein Leben Gott bewusst und gewollt anvertraut, der untersteht der treuen Fürsorge des Schöpfers des Universums. Für Gott gibt es keine ausweglosen Situationen, keine endlichen, sondern unendliche Mittel und Wege. Und diese müssen für seine Kinder zu einem guten Ende führen.Besonders deutlich wird dies in der wirklich ausweglosesten Lage, in der wir Menschen aufgrund unserer Lebensschuld und Sünde sind. Hier fehlt es uns an jeder Möglichkeit, aus eigener Kraft und mit eigenen Mitteln mit Gott ins Reine zu kommen.Aber auch hier nimmt er sich jedes Menschen an, der will: In Jesus Christus hat er sich unserer Lebensschuld angenommen und beseitigt sie, wenn wir ihn ehrlich darum bitten!Markus MajonicaDiese und viele weitere Andachten online lesenWeitere Informationen zu »Leben ist mehr« erhalten Sie unter www.lebenistmehr.deAudioaufnahmen: Radio Segenswelle

BT and Sal get into a hilarious, fiery fight over the handling of pizza in the studio. They call out their producer, Hoff, for grabbing slices late and failing to announce the food to the hosts. The heat intensifies as they grill BT for being "The Nibbler," who only eats the cheese and wastes the crust, with Sal arguing that this selfish habit is why Hoff denied him a slice! The conversation briefly pivots to basketball, where they debut "Bad News Brown" as a new nickname for the Knicks coach and continue their heated debate on whether Carmelo Anthony's number belongs in the MSG rafters (and why Bernard King's does).

BT & Sal discuss the surprising reaction to their interview with actress Sydney Sweeney, noting the massive text frenzy from listeners but also the severe lack of enthusiasm from their wives. Sal's wife gave his exciting news a simple "thumbs-up" tag—a sign of ultimate indifference—while Hoff's wife was disappointed they didn't get more "controversial" and ask about her jeans commercial. Sal defends their decision not to turn the spot into a "perv spot" or get political, arguing they stuck to the movie with the short 11-minute window, though Donnie Baseball remains the most elusive guest. The conversation shifts to a caller's theory about why the Yankees fail to sign top Japanese talent, suggesting they miss a key "Pacific Rim operations" liaison, tying into the Ohtani/Dodgers effect.

BT & Sal dive into the latest round of "Bald Face Lie, Bald Face Truth" with Hoff, delivering scorching takes on New York sports and beyond. The three bold statements under the microscope are: Just like last year, the Knicks will have five guys finish in the top twenty with minutes played. (BT says Truth, Sal says Lie, arguing the Hot Hand will be ridden, but overall minutes will recalibrate.) Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber will both be returning to the Phillies next season. (Sal says Truth, refusing to believe Philly lets Schwarber walk; BT says Lie, predicting Schwarber is gone over a rich contract and Bregman-to-Mets discussion.) The Rangers will find a way to trade Panarin and/or Mika Zibanejad. (Both say Truth, citing the team's "disgusting" start and Sal's theory that new coach Sullivan was hired to make the star duo uncomfortable enough to leave.)

BT & Sal dive into the latest Giants drama, dissecting Carl Banks' surprisingly direct and fiery critique of Dexter Lawrence's flagging performance, and question if the verbal shots are a desperate attempt at motivation. They also analyze reports surrounding a potential Kayvon Thibodeaux trade, asking if the Giants should commit long-term to the defensive end given the unit's underperformance. Plus, the guys recap the "Perfect Parlay" segment, where Hoff holds the lead despite a bad week and Sal laments getting burned by a Jets comeback. John Minko stops by for the "Call of the Day" and a funny-but-sad story about his final day at The Fan. The show closes with a passionate debate on a potential new baseball rule limiting intentional walks, debating if the need for entertainment outweighs pure strategy (and whether it's even enforceable).

BT & Sal go off the rails following Carl Banks' scathing criticism of Dexter Lawrence, questioning if the $60M man is hurt or just "lazy" after getting paid. The guys debate if Banks was right to publicly rip a Giants star. Then, the discussion shifts to the Mets' coaching turnover, as Antoan Richardson moves on—is the loss of the "best first base coach in baseball" a sign of deeper trouble? Finally, the segment ends with a round of Bald-Faced Lie, Bald-Faced Truth featuring Hoff, addressing three fiery claims: The Knicks will have five players finish in the top 20 with minutes played again this season. (Knicks Minutes) Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber will both be returning to the Phillies next season. (Phillies' Future) The Rangers will find a way to trade Panarin and/or Mika Zibanejad. (Ranger Rebuild)

Good luck facing Josh Hazlewood this summer, England.With Corby on a break, Ed is joined by Trent Copeland to unpack the ODI series against India - and the big takeaway? Josh Hazlewood looks in ominous touch heading towards the Ashes.The guys break down all the key talking points from the series, including Sharma and Kohli's poetic SCG farewell, check in on the latest from the Sheffield Shield, and dive (again) into the never-ending Ashes selection debate.

It's PARLAY PANIC on the show as Hoff rides a 4-0 Week 7 hit to take a massive lead on the leaderboard! BT admits he's "overthinking" and "a wreck," rolling out three huge favorites: Pats -7.5, a monster Colts -14.5 over the Titans, and Cincy -6.5 over the Jets. Sal fires back with a two-team "chip away" parlay, hinging his season on the Broncos -3.5 and taking a stand with the Titans +14.5 against the suddenly "beloved" Colts. Hoff confidently returns to the well with another four-teamer, including his winning Cincy pick. The guys also lock in their straight-up predictions for the Jets and Giants games, all chasing the champ!

BT & Sal torch the airwaves, demanding the Giants break their 12-year losing streak in Philadelphia to save their season—and possibly Brian Daboll's job after his $100K concussion fine. The firestorm continues with an explosive critique of NBA Commissioner Adam Silver, arguing his credibility is "CRASHING" following a reported Terry Rozier cover-up of irregular betting activity. They blast Jets coach Aaron Glenn for his bizarre QB "stonewall" and debate the true value of Sauce Gardner—is he overrated? Finally, the crew locks in their Perfect Parlay Picks for NFL Week 8, with Hoff defending his huge lead as BT attempts a desperate comeback with big favorites.

BT & Sal kick off the segment with a fiery update on the $300,000 in NFL fines levied against the Giants organization and Brian Daboll (a whopping $100K personally!) for violating the concussion protocol, with fullback Cam Skattebo also tagged for $15K. The main event is the BT N Sal's Perfect Parlay Picks for NFL Week 8, where the hosts and Hoff—the current leader—make their against-the-spread selections. Hoff defends his 150-point lead with a four-team parlay, while Sal chips away with a two-team bet featuring the Broncos -3.5 and the Titans +14.5. BT—desperate to snap his "ice-cold" streak—rolls with a big-favorites parlay, laying huge numbers with the Pats -7.5 and Colts -14.5. The segment culminates with the Live Call of the Day from a listener demanding that Hoff quickly repeat his winning picks for them to write down! The hosts wrap up by making their straight-up predictions for the Jets and Giants games.

BT & Sal kick off the "Call of the Day" with a fiery segment focused on Hoff's "Perfect Parlay" NFL picks! After a listener calls in to complain that Hoff spoke too fast, demanding a full recap, the crew grills Hoff on his process and his overall standing. They dissect his 14-12 record (plus a recent 4-0 week) and argue over whether his "five-point throwaways" on the Jets and Giants are killing his score. The hosts demand accountability for the rapid-fire picks and stress the need to clean up the segment for the listeners.

Hoff says the Giants have a chance to win every time they step on the field, which is something we haven't been able to say in recent years.

The distribution of asset price returns is a subject of much study in the literature of empirical finance. We know, of course, that equity returns are left-tailed, subject to the occasional violent plunge. But other asset classes are different, and in this context it was a pleasure to welcome Ben Hoff, Global Head of Commodity Strategy at Société Générale, to the Alpha Exchange. Ben describes commodities as a dual system — one that exists both physically and financially. This duality means real-world frictions such as storage, transport, and substitution shape risk and return in ways financial models often miss. Unlike equities, where the volatility risk premium (VRP) is structural and macro-driven — investors chronically overpay for protection against crashes — the commodity VRP is episodic and micro-driven, emerging only when the physical system's natural buffers are overwhelmed. Ben likens the commodity ecosystem to a CDO structure of risk absorption. The first-loss tranche is “optionality in time,” where storage smooths shocks by shifting supply forward. The mezzanine tranche cures through space and form, rerouting flows across geographies or substituting between products. Only when those defenses are depleted does the equity tranche — financial volatility — take over. This hierarchy explains why volatility in commodities is less persistent but often more explosive when it surfaces. We also explore how the financialization of commodities — benchmark indices, systematic flows, and vol strategies — has created visible “signatures” in pricing, yet the underlying markets remain driven by physical constraints and optionality. Ben's takeaway: commodities are inherently antifragile, making their risk premia complex, localized, and highly path dependent. I hope you enjoy this episode of the Alpha Exchange, my conversation with Ben Hoff.

Hour 2: Matt Barnes says Mike Brown is SOFT and will FAIL in New York -- The guys respond. Hoff is out today...to take BP at Citi Field? And, Bald Face Truth, Bald Face Lie.

Hour 1: Despite a disheartening ending, the Giants first three quarters in Denver PROVED that the Giants can hang with ANY team in the NFC. Can we put more blame on the talented Giants defense? The Mets passed on George Springer, that was a mistake. Plus, Donny Baseball made the World Series. Hour 2: Matt Barnes says Mike Brown is SOFT and will FAIL in New York -- The guys respond. Hoff is out today...to take BP at Citi Field? And, Bald Face Truth, Bald Face Lie. Hour 3: The Giants future is bright, but the guys say the Giants still have a lot to play for in 2025! Evan Roberts' Twitter Baseball stats. Brian Baldinger tries to make sense of the Giants EPIC collapse. Hour 4: Mike Brown is already taking some heat, can he be the guy to get KAT and the Knicks over the hump? A caller called Aaron Judge a 'compiler'. Woody Johnson met the media. Plus, Call of the Day.

Rami Lavi is in for Hoff, and he's got some burning sports takes in the latest edition of 'Bald Face Truth, Bald Face Lie'.

It's time for the end of the year 2025 Player grades. Evan and Hoff go through David Stearns and Carlos Mendoza on this episode of Rico Brogna and put together grades. Do you think they're being fair? Buy "The Rico" T-Shirts follow this link: https://breakingt.com/products/the-rico Please like, rate, follow, favorite or subscribe to Rico Brogna here: https://link.chtbl.com/RicoBrogna Email TheRicoB@gmail.com To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's Week 7, and the Perfect Parlay standings are getting tense! Sal (80 points),BT (25 points), and Hoff (40 points) dive into their NFL picks, with Sal desperate for a comeback. BT, looking for "redemption," lays a three-team parlay on Dallas and Philly to get right, plus a weather-driven Under in the Miami-Cleveland wind storm. Sal fires back with a massive four-team teaser (including a Jets +1.5 win over the Panthers and laying the points on Denver), which he calls his "Kill Shot" pick. The trio also squares off on the straight-up winners for the New York games: the Jets and Giants! Who will emerge from the Week 7 betting battlefield with a lead?

Eli Hoff from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch joined 3 Man Front on Thursday to preview Missouri's matchup against Auburn & detail what he learned about Mizzou in the loss to Alabama.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1 of Thursday's 3 Man Front included Eli Hoff's preview of Auburn vs Missouri, our first impressions of Auburn hoops under Steven Pearl & the latest SEC injury news. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

BT & Sal's segment kicks off with a light-hearted, but fiery, debate about Guardians of the Galaxy and Avatar, before launching into a serious, "fixed NFL" discussion. Sal argues that the Chiefs are consistently given favorable calls, particularly citing an unusual instance where a flag was thrown late at the direction of "New York," suggesting the league may be subtly protecting its investment in the Mahomes/Kelce/Swift narrative. BT acknowledges the inconsistent officiating but stops short of calling it fixed, though he admits the rise of gambling and referee scandals makes the theory harder to dismiss. The segment then shifts gears to previewing the Yankees' year-end press conference with Aaron Boone, where the hosts are ready for a round of "Boone & Cashman Bingo."

BT & Sal gear up for the Yankees' year-end press conference by introducing "Boone & Cashman Press Conference Bingo"! The hosts predict the obligatory buzzwords—"94 Games," "Volpe," "Controllability," "Crapshoot"—while demanding the GM address the team's failed roster construction and stop deflecting with his pitching development success. They debate whether Cashman will fire back at Derek Jeter and A-Rod and reveal what they absolutely need to hear about the future of the team, Gerrit Cole's health, and potential payroll spending. The show also touches on the Giants' "big game hunting" for a receiver, the absurdity of hiring coaches based on team loyalty, and a fiery discussion on whether the NFL is fixed, especially with calls favoring the Chiefs. It all kicks off with Hoff's musical theme: "Guardians of the Galaxy."

BT & Sal invite Hoff into the fire for "Bald face lie, Bald face truth" to tackle the biggest, most volatile New York sports debates! They lay down the law on whether Jaxson Dart will lead the Giants in rushing touchdowns in Week 7, if the Rangers can finally score a goal at Madison Square Garden against the Oilers, and if the struggling Jets will trade one of their young stars: Garrett Wilson, Sauce Gardner, or Breece Hall before the deadline!

BT & Sal dive into the shifting landscape of New York football! They dissect what the Giants are still missing to make a legitimate leap in the NFC East, despite the Jaxson Dart-fueled optimism, and why the Jets have no cohesive plan, leading to internal friction and a losing culture. Then, Brendan Tierney invites Hoff in for his weekly "Bald Face Lie, Bald Face Truth" segment to debate three fiery statements: Who will be the leading scorer for the Giants in Week 7, whether the Rangers will score a goal at home against the Oilers to end their MSG shutout streak, and if the Jets will trade Garrett Wilson, Sauce Gardner, or Breece Hall before the deadline!

BT & Sal erupt over the Jaxson Dart Effect igniting a sudden Giants resurgence, which has completely cracked open the NFC East race. They declare the Giants "on for real," dissect the brutal challenge of the upcoming Denver and Philly games, and debate a fiery trade deadline move for a superstar receiver. All of this is juxtaposed against the Jets' perpetual, planless plunge into chaos, highlighting the stark contrast in New York football. Plus, Hoff's "Bald Face" Lie segment delivers explosive trade takes on the Jets!

Influencer Aurora Hoff er godt i gang med innspillingen av "16 ukers helvete" og er på besøk hos Frida for å fortelle hvorfor hun ble med. Hvordan er det å være åpen om en livsstilsendring når du er kjent for å være en Plus Size-profil? Og hvordan er det å plutselig endre vekt når du egentlig har akseptert og vært fornøyd med at du er stor ser ut som du gjør? For Aurora handler dette om fysisk styrke og bevegelighet - ikke å bli tynnest mulig.Har du noen spørsmål om kvinnehelse som du trenger svar på? Send det til Frida på epost: hei@fridamarie.noDet er helt nydelig om du spiller det inn som et lydklipp, så vi kan ta det med i podden!Ønsker du å samarbeide med denne podcasten? Ta kontakt med kristin@snakk.as Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

From 'Rico Brogna' (subscribe here): It's time for the end of the year 2025 Player grades. Evan and Hoff go through starting pitchers on this episode of Rico Brogna and put together grades. Do you think they're being fair? To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Eli Hoff of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch stopped by 3 Man Front on Thursday to discuss how Missouri matches up against Alabama this weekend & this being the Tigers' chance to make a statement to the rest of the CFB world. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1 of Thursday's 3 Man Front featured the latest injury news for Alabama & Auburn's Week 7 matchups. Plus, Eli Hoff previews Alabama vs Missouri & we take your calls!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mizzou is aiming for a signature win as Alabama comes to town Saturday. Eli Hoff of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch joined the Big Show on Thursday to talk about the key matchups between the two teams, and what a win could mean for Mizzou going forward.

From 'Rico Brogna' (subscribe here): It's time for the end of the year 2025 Player grades. Evan and Hoff go through position players on this episode of Rico Brogna and put together grades. Do you think they're being fair? To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's time for the end of the year 2025 Player grades. Evan and Hoff go through starting pitchers on this episode of Rico Brogna and put together grades. Do you think they're being fair? Buy "The Rico" T-Shirts follow this link: https://breakingt.com/products/the-rico Please like, rate, follow, favorite or subscribe to Rico Brogna here: https://link.chtbl.com/RicoBrogna Email TheRicoB@gmail.com To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's time for the end of the year 2025 Player grades. Evan and Hoff go through position players on this episode of Rico Brogna and put together grades. Do you think they're being fair? Buy "The Rico" T-Shirts follow this link: https://breakingt.com/products/the-rico Please like, rate, follow, favorite or subscribe to Rico Brogna here: https://link.chtbl.com/RicoBrogna Email TheRicoB@gmail.com To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

BT and Sal unleash the week's hottest New York sports takes in a fiery edition of "Bald-Faced Lie, Bald-Faced Truth" with Hoff! The trio debates the immediate future of the Knicks, dissecting the white-hot rumors that Giannis Antetokounmpo could land in New York within two seasons. Then, they pivot to the gridiron, determining if the vengeful Saquon Barkley is a 'Bald-Faced Truth' lock to lead the Eagles/Giants game in total yards and touchdowns. Finally, they tackle the Rangers' season opener—is a win a 'Bald-Faced Lie' or 'Truth' for the new-look squad? Tune in for the hard-hitting verdicts!

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It's Week 5 of the "Perfect Parlay Pick Segment," and with zero winning parlays to show for it and BT's morale "shaken," Sal brings in Hoff to join the action. BT, who is last in total points, lays a three-team parlay including a Titans demolition and a Dallas-Jets 'Over.' Sal keeps his parlay short with a two-teamer, banking on his beloved Broncos to cover and the Saints to beat the Giants. Hoff, who is second in total points, counters with a three-team all-road parlay, confidently backing his Giants pick. The segment is a chaotic mix of confidence and anxiety as the trio lays out their bets, desperately hoping to finally hit the coveted 25, 50, or 100-point payday.

BT and Sal dive into the Mets coaching chaos, questioning why Carlos Mendoza was spared while other familiar names, including the hitting and pitching coaches, were fired. The duo then moves to their NFL Week 5 "Perfect Parlay" picks, with Sal laying heavy chalk on the Cardinals, Hoff surprisingly backing the Giants, and BT trusting the Broncos. The segment wraps with a "Call of the Day" debating the merits of Yankees manager Aaron Boone and a "Player to Watch" spotlight on the Giants' Darius Slayton, all punctuated by an awkward and flat joke attempt by Hoff that gets roasted by the whole crew.

Sal and BT furiously debated the Yankees' crucial Game 3 lineup, with the main contention being whether manager Aaron Boone would have the "guts" to bench Giancarlo Stanton against a left-handed pitcher or if he'd sit the hot-hitting Austin Wells. They projected differing lineups, with BT predicting Stanton would sit and Wells would play, while Sal thought Boone would keep Stanton in. The duo also highlighted the major disadvantage the Yankees bullpen faces heading into the next round against Toronto due to heavy usage in the current series, making a high-scoring effort imperative in the elimination game. The segment ended with a check-in on a seemingly sick Hoff and a humorous digression about the impossibility of winning arguments with a spouse—a sentiment they equated to being a baseball manager.

How did the planets form? What was going on in the first few brief million years of our solar system? And how did it impact what we see in our solar system today? Dr. Merel van 't Hoff takes us on a journey through astrochemistry to understand the planetary wombs that house solar systems in their prenatal years.

BT and Sal bring in Hoff for a fiery edition of "Bald-Faced Lie, Bald-Faced Truth," tackling three controversial statements. First, Sal declares the Mets making the 2026 playoffs is a Bald-Faced Truth, driven by his faith in Steve Cohen and David Stearns to make major changes. Second, the trio debates if Darius Slayton will lead the Giants in receiving yards this season, with Sal betting it's a Bald-Faced Lie in favor of Wan'Dale Robinson. Finally, they heatedly discuss the Yankees-Red Sox Game 1 pitching matchup, with Sal ultimately siding with Max Fried having a better line than Garrett Crochet, arguing that Aaron Judge will touch up the Red Sox ace.

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Hoff on the state of the Mets after their crushing loss the Marlins.

Sal and BT are joined by Hof for the Perfect Parlay Pick segment, a high-stakes battle for NFL Week 4 supremacy. Hof has surged into a tie with Sal atop the standings with 25 points, leaving BT in third place, desperately seeking a big win to close the gap. With nobody yet cashing a parlay, the hosts and Hof are making aggressive, multi-team picks—including a head-to-head battle with Sal taking the Ravens (-2.5) and BT backing the Chiefs (+2.5). The competition is fiery, as each participant gambles on their conviction to finally hit a big-money parlay and take a significant lead in the season-long contest.

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Sal, BT, and Hoff are ready to get back on track after a disappointing Week 2 of NFL betting. Sal, in particular, is fired up after a brutal "bad beat" where a Broncos loss snatched victory from his grasp. With the season's standings already creating a fierce competition among them, the trio unveils their "Perfect Parlay" picks for Week 3. They're not holding back, laying out their individual three- and four-team parlays with the hope of finally cashing in on a big payout and proving their football prognostication prowess.

Sal's "Three Random Questions" segment with fill-in host Hoff turned into a hilariously chaotic and deeply personal discussion. With BT out sick, Hoff was forced to answer three incredibly unfiltered questions, starting with a shocking revelation about BT's recent health issues that led to an accidental bowel movement as an adult. The segment also veered into Hoff's lack of knowledge about iconic actor Robert Redford and his personal frustration with a person who repeatedly calls him by the wrong name. Sal, fueled by the absence of his regular co-host and his own fiery personality, mercilessly grilled Hoff, leading to an uncensored and memorable segment that proved no topic is off-limits.

Frank Joseph Hoff is a researcher into the lost continent of Atlantis. His website, atlan.org, has plenty of clues and information that's been collected over the years on it's location and the reality of Atlantis' existence.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/spaced-out-radio--1657874/support.

In a fiery segment, BT and Sal, joined by Hoff, lay out their perfect parlay picks for Week 2 of the NFL season. After a winless Week 1, the crew is looking for redemption, and the consensus is clear: no more betting with their hearts on the Jets and Giants. Instead, they're approaching their picks with a more strategic, no-nonsense mindset. The picks include both big favorites and risky underdogs, with the goal of hitting a big payout and finally getting on the board for the season. It's a mix of confidence and calculated risk, a far cry from the emotional picks that cost them in Week 1.

In a fiery segment of "Bald-Faced Lie, Bald-Faced Truth with Hoff," BT and Sal dissect the brutal realities facing New York's NFL teams. The debate rages over three statements: whether the Jets and Giants will both win a game before October 1st, if Justin Fields will throw for over 3,700 yards, and if Russell Wilson will throw for over 2,000 yards. The hosts deliver their hard-hitting takes, with BT's optimism clashing with Sal's pessimistic view of the Giants' chances and Russell Wilson's inevitable benching.

Hoff says there's reason for optimism for the Giants and Jets going into Week 1 of the 2025 NFL season.