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Lonte Smith and Dave Essler talk betting for CFB Week 5 Lonte Smith and Uncle Dave Essler return for the Week 5 edition of RJ Bell's Dream Preview, College Football Edition, determined to bounce back from the first 0 and 2 week of the season while keeping the overall best bet record in the black, with Lonte at 2 and 2 and Dave at 3 and 1. At 1:58 the show opens with number 7 Alabama visiting Mississippi State at Davis Wade Stadium, where the Tide opened 6.5 point favorites before the line dipped to 5.5 or 6 and the total climbed to 60.5. Dave warns against recency bias after Alabama scored 50 on Florida State, pointing out that the Seminoles also scored 36 and piled up nearly 500 yards on that defense, and with Georgia coming to Tuscaloosa next week he takes the Mississippi State team total over. Lonte backs the Bulldogs in the first half, citing their first 4 and 0 start since 2014, a defense allowing 3.2 yards per carry, three straight 100 yard games from Fluff Bothwell and the blitz chess match between Kane Wommack and Kamario Taylor. At 6:53 the hosts turn to Virginia at Florida State, and both like the home underdog, with Lonte projecting a 23 to 20 grinder fueled by Ashton Daniels running the football and Dave calling it a potential career defining game for Mike Norvell ahead of trips to Louisville and Miami. At 10:14 Alex Golesh returns to Neyland Stadium as the Auburn head coach to face Josh Heupel, and Dave takes the Tennessee team total over after the Vols managed only 2.9 yards per play against Texas, while Lonte breaks down the North Carolina quarterback duel between Byrum Brown and Faizon Brandon and notes Auburn ranks among the worst coverage teams in the Power 4. At 15:06 Baylor at Arizona State gets labeled a volatile game, sharp money has pushed the line toward the Bears and the total down from 51 to 49.5, and both hosts land on the under while Dave admits he cannot get behind DJ Lagway. At 19:59 number 8 Florida visits Missouri laying 4.5, Dave calls the Tigers a paper tiger after they allowed almost 500 yards to Mississippi State and goes back to the Florida team total over after cashing it last week, and Lonte highlights Jadan Baugh and more than 600 rushing yards with 11 touchdowns before leaning to the over. At 25:20 Dave delivers his best bet, Wake Forest minus 12.5 over a Stanford team traveling east for the second time in three weeks, and at 27:34 Lonte answers with UConn plus 6.5 against Syracuse, pointing to the strong underdog record of Jason Candle, a power rating closer to 4 and deep familiarity between the two coaching staffs. The episode closes with a rapid fire round at 29:52 covering Notre Dame at North Carolina, Minnesota and Michigan, Ohio State at Iowa, Pitt and Virginia Tech, Louisville at NC State and Miami against Clemson, with team total unders, a Louisville and NC State over and a blunt verdict on whether Clemson can keep it close. Bet responsibly, shop for the best number and catch every weekly college football betting breakdown from the Pregame.com crew. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell and Munaf Manji talk NFL Betting for Week 3. RJ Bell comes into NFL Week 3 riding a perfect 5 and 0 Week 2, and he and Munaf Manji waste no time building a sharp betting card on the Pregame.com Podcast Network. At 0:04 RJ opens with the Pregame.com Weekender offer, every pick from a chosen pro through Monday for just 10 dollars with code WEEKEND10, spotlighting hot runs from Goodfella and Stephen Nover. At 1:40 the recap begins, with RJ celebrating his sweep and Munaf reporting that his Panthers best bet cashed. At 4:25 RJ unveils his five unit best bet, the second half under 22.5 in Kansas City at Miami, arguing that for the first time in years the Chiefs are set up to protect a halftime lead and take the air out of the ball. Munaf backs the angle at 8:27, crediting Kenneth Walker III and the return of Eric Bieniemy, and at 9:41 RJ explains why a Chiefs team laying double digits on the road has exceeded expectations with Patrick Mahomes looking sharper each week. At 11:03 Munaf makes his best bet, the Saints minus 3 against the Raiders in the New Orleans home opener, pointing to Tyler Shough, strong halftime adjustments under Kellen Moore, and a 9 and 1 run against the spread over the last 10 games. At 14:14 RJ pushes back, calling the Raiders somewhat for real and explaining why roughly 11 games are needed before the priors from last season stop mattering, before flagging the Brock Bowers injury as the key variable. At 18:48 RJ goes four units on Jacksonville minus 2.5 against a tired, banged up New England team, and at 22:40 Dave Essler, Uncle Diamond Dave, lands on the same side, citing injuries to Mike Onwenu, Carlton Davis and more, plus the absence of A.J. Brown. At 25:17 Munaf likes the over 52.5 in the Cowboys and Ravens game in Brazil, but at 26:49 RJ counters with a telling trend, Dallas 28 and 23 against the spread on turf and 8 and 14 on grass since 2022, and the pair land on a Ravens team total over 28.5 as the smarter play. At 30:26 RJ backs the Titans against a Giants team reeling from the loss of Jaxson Dart, with Brian Daboll facing his former team. At 36:01 Munaf pairs his prop with the RJ best bet, Kenneth Walker III over 17.5 rush attempts after back to back games of 23 and 24 carries. At 39:56 RJ takes the Broncos plus 2.5 against a Rams team without Myles Garrett and likely Puka Nacua, making a trip he calls Australia to altitude, and Munaf adds that Denver is 16 and 4 straight up at home since Bo Nix arrived. At 46:17 RJ closes with a contrarian look at the Buccaneers, a team nobody wants to bet, which is exactly why he likes the price. It is a tight, sharp episode packed with best bets, player props, line value and honest debate, the kind of Week 3 preparation every serious bettor needs before kickoff, and RJ and Munaf promise to be back next week with another full card. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

(0:00) Beetle, Zo, and Tim McKone talk with RJ Bell of pregame.com (11:22) The guys continue the Patriots conversation and preview the game against the Jaguars(22:55) Callers react to the show(36:37) It's Today's TakeawaySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

RJ Bell and Munaf Manji talk NFL Betting for Week 3. RJ Bell comes into NFL Week 3 riding a perfect 5 and 0 Week 2, and he and Munaf Manji waste no time building a sharp betting card on the Pregame.com Podcast Network. At 0:04 RJ opens with the Pregame.com Weekender offer, every pick from a chosen pro through Monday for just 10 dollars with code WEEKEND10, spotlighting hot runs from Goodfella and Stephen Nover. At 1:40 the recap begins, with RJ celebrating his sweep and Munaf reporting that his Panthers best bet cashed. At 4:25 RJ unveils his five unit best bet, the second half under 22.5 in Kansas City at Miami, arguing that for the first time in years the Chiefs are set up to protect a halftime lead and take the air out of the ball. Munaf backs the angle at 8:27, crediting Kenneth Walker III and the return of Eric Bieniemy, and at 9:41 RJ explains why a Chiefs team laying double digits on the road has exceeded expectations with Patrick Mahomes looking sharper each week. At 11:03 Munaf makes his best bet, the Saints minus 3 against the Raiders in the New Orleans home opener, pointing to Tyler Shough, strong halftime adjustments under Kellen Moore, and a 9 and 1 run against the spread over the last 10 games. At 14:14 RJ pushes back, calling the Raiders somewhat for real and explaining why roughly 11 games are needed before the priors from last season stop mattering, before flagging the Brock Bowers injury as the key variable. At 18:48 RJ goes four units on Jacksonville minus 2.5 against a tired, banged up New England team, and at 22:40 Dave Essler, Uncle Diamond Dave, lands on the same side, citing injuries to Mike Onwenu, Carlton Davis and more, plus the absence of A.J. Brown. At 25:17 Munaf likes the over 52.5 in the Cowboys and Ravens game in Brazil, but at 26:49 RJ counters with a telling trend, Dallas 28 and 23 against the spread on turf and 8 and 14 on grass since 2022, and the pair land on a Ravens team total over 28.5 as the smarter play. At 30:26 RJ backs the Titans against a Giants team reeling from the loss of Jaxson Dart, with Brian Daboll facing his former team. At 36:01 Munaf pairs his prop with the RJ best bet, Kenneth Walker III over 17.5 rush attempts after back to back games of 23 and 24 carries. At 39:56 RJ takes the Broncos plus 2.5 against a Rams team without Myles Garrett and likely Puka Nacua, making a trip he calls Australia to altitude, and Munaf adds that Denver is 16 and 4 straight up at home since Bo Nix arrived. At 46:17 RJ closes with a contrarian look at the Buccaneers, a team nobody wants to bet, which is exactly why he likes the price. It is a tight, sharp episode packed with best bets, player props, line value and honest debate, the kind of Week 3 preparation every serious bettor needs before kickoff, and RJ and Munaf promise to be back next week with another full card. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lonte Smith and Dave Essler talk college football betting for Week 4. Lonte Smith and Dave Essler return with the College Football Edition of the Dream Preview from RJ Bell, riding a perfect 2 and 0 Best Bet week into a loaded Week 4 card. At 0:31 Lonte recaps the run, with Dave still unbeaten on Best Bets and Lonte cashing an outright winner on West Virginia. At 1:51 the show heads to SECU Stadium, where UCLA opened as a 2.5 point favorite at Maryland before the market moved toward the Terrapins and the total dropped from 59.5 to 56.5. At 3:06 Dave weighs the sharp money against the eye test, citing the cross country trip, an Oregon look ahead and the points UCLA allowed to Purdue, and he leans Maryland and the over. At 4:26 Lonte backs Malik Washington, a Maryland pass rush that ranks top 10 nationally in sacks and receiver Chris Durr Jr., while noting the record pace of UCLA running back Wayne Knight. At 5:27 the spotlight turns to Neyland Stadium, where Texas lays 4.5 at Tennessee in a noon kickoff. At 6:54 Dave explains why he refuses to follow the herd onto the Longhorns and why he has never trusted Steve Sarkisian in big spots. At 8:46 Lonte breaks down freshman quarterback Faizon Brandon, a Tennessee ground game averaging 7 yards per carry with 11 rushing touchdowns, and the blitz packages Jim Knowles could throw at Arch Manning, then takes Tennessee plus 5.5 and the under. At 10:49 the crew moves to Athens, where Georgia is laying roughly two touchdowns to Oklahoma. At 12:18 Dave calls the Georgia defense the best in the nation and takes the under, and at 13:16 Lonte explains how the injury to David Stone, a struggling John Mateer and a Sooner run game averaging 3.6 yards per carry point toward a 17 to 13 type of final. At 15:52 the hosts preview Texas A and M at LSU in Tiger Stadium, with Marcel Reed and the Aggies missing key weapons. At 17:47 Dave points to the Aggies allowing Kentucky 7.6 yards per play at home and grabs the LSU team total over, and at 19:37 Lonte sees blowout potential under the lights. At 20:59 the old Pac 12 rivalry arrives at the Coliseum as Oregon lays 3 at USC with a total of 62.5. At 21:44 Dave notes that USC allowed Rutgers 460 yards and Oregon lost at Oklahoma State, and both hosts land on the over, with Lonte planning a live bet on the Trojans. At 26:22 the pair debates whether Oregon can climb back into the playoff race, and Dave admits he would rip up an Oregon national title ticket. At 27:39 Lonte shares the Weekend All Access offer at Pregame.com with promo code PASS20. At 28:31 Dave delivers his Best Bet on Iowa State plus 8.5 at home against an undefeated Utah team that has yet to face a real defense. At 29:33 Lonte fires his Best Bet on Indiana minus 21 against Northwestern, citing Josh Hoover and a defense with back to back shutouts. At 31:19 the show closes with quick hits on Florida against Ole Miss, Boise State at Western Michigan, Wisconsin against Penn State and Minnesota against Washington. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell and Munaf Manji talk betting for NFL Week 2. RJ Bell and Munaf Manji open this episode still working through a wild opening week of NFL football before laying out a complete Week 2 betting card, and Diamond Dave Essler joins in with his own marquee pick on the Patriots and Steelers. The show starts at 0:04 with a lighthearted recap of a recent guest appearance, then moves at 0:58 into a breakdown of the site's recurring bulk dollars offer, where a ten dollar purchase returns fifty dollars in credit that never expires, with RJ arguing the strict one per customer cap is itself proof of the offer's real value. At 2:59 the conversation turns to Week 1, which Munaf notes was the highest scoring opening week since 1970 and the highest scoring week overall since the merger, though RJ pushes back at 4:51 on how much that framing actually means once the against the spread results are examined, since the week finished a modest nine overs and seven unders. He cites Steelers coach Mike Tomlin's comments about reduced contact in camp hurting tackling technique league wide, along with a reported 28 missed tackles from the Denver defense, while noting the same explanation does not hold up against recent history. At 6:45 Munaf connects the scoring surge to long field goal accuracy and improved kickoff field position, and by 9:25 both hosts are tracking a broader trend of falling punt rates as teams lean into fourth down aggression. The card itself opens at 11:31 with RJ's best bet of the week, the Rams laying seven points at home against the Giants after a lopsided road loss in Australia, a result he frames as an overreaction given Sean McVay's strong history coaching off a loss. Munaf counters at 19:48 with his own best bet, laying two and a half points with the Panthers on the road against the Falcons, leaning on Dave Canales' excellent record coming off a loss and Carolina's division history against Atlanta. RJ returns at 26:28 with the Saints getting three and a half points in the second half against the Ravens, built on a first half, second half scoring split for both teams, and Munaf follows at 29:41 by taking the total over 48 and a half in the Bears and Vikings game after Chicago's record breaking opener. At 33:53 RJ makes the case for the Browns getting more than a touchdown on the road in Tampa Bay, framing it as a letdown spot where the team catching points has the historical edge, and he adds a smaller correlated look at 42:56 connecting Tennessee and the Jets. Diamond Dave Essler steps in at 38:59 with his own pick, laying the number with the Patriots over the Steelers and calling for a 24 to 13 final, a take RJ largely agrees with even though it will not crack his own card. Munaf closes the picks segment at 47:48 with a rushing yards prop on Derrick Henry against a beat up Saints run defense, and the show wraps at 52:06 with a full recap of every official play heading into Sunday, along with one more reminder to take advantage of the bulk dollars offer before it disappears for the week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

(00:00) Zolak and Bertrand are joined by pregame.com's RJ Bell to get all the best bets on the NFL slate this weekend. (11:14) The crew reacts to Trevor Story's big home run last night, and Willson Contreras potentially being injured. (23:19) Zo, Beetle and McKone run through some old Patriots/Steelers memories. (34:36) Fake Promo Friday. Please note: Timecodes may shift by a few minutes due to inserted ads. Because of copyright restrictions, portions—or entire segments—may not be included in the podcast.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

RJ Bell and Munaf Manji talk betting for NFL Week 2. RJ Bell and Munaf Manji open this episode still working through a wild opening week of NFL football before laying out a complete Week 2 betting card, and Diamond Dave Essler joins in with his own marquee pick on the Patriots and Steelers. The show starts at 0:04 with a lighthearted recap of a recent guest appearance, then moves at 0:58 into a breakdown of the site's recurring bulk dollars offer, where a ten dollar purchase returns fifty dollars in credit that never expires, with RJ arguing the strict one per customer cap is itself proof of the offer's real value. At 2:59 the conversation turns to Week 1, which Munaf notes was the highest scoring opening week since 1970 and the highest scoring week overall since the merger, though RJ pushes back at 4:51 on how much that framing actually means once the against the spread results are examined, since the week finished a modest nine overs and seven unders. He cites Steelers coach Mike Tomlin's comments about reduced contact in camp hurting tackling technique league wide, along with a reported 28 missed tackles from the Denver defense, while noting the same explanation does not hold up against recent history. At 6:45 Munaf connects the scoring surge to long field goal accuracy and improved kickoff field position, and by 9:25 both hosts are tracking a broader trend of falling punt rates as teams lean into fourth down aggression. The card itself opens at 11:31 with RJ's best bet of the week, the Rams laying seven points at home against the Giants after a lopsided road loss in Australia, a result he frames as an overreaction given Sean McVay's strong history coaching off a loss. Munaf counters at 19:48 with his own best bet, laying two and a half points with the Panthers on the road against the Falcons, leaning on Dave Canales' excellent record coming off a loss and Carolina's division history against Atlanta. RJ returns at 26:28 with the Saints getting three and a half points in the second half against the Ravens, built on a first half, second half scoring split for both teams, and Munaf follows at 29:41 by taking the total over 48 and a half in the Bears and Vikings game after Chicago's record breaking opener. At 33:53 RJ makes the case for the Browns getting more than a touchdown on the road in Tampa Bay, framing it as a letdown spot where the team catching points has the historical edge, and he adds a smaller correlated look at 42:56 connecting Tennessee and the Jets. Diamond Dave Essler steps in at 38:59 with his own pick, laying the number with the Patriots over the Steelers and calling for a 24 to 13 final, a take RJ largely agrees with even though it will not crack his own card. Munaf closes the picks segment at 47:48 with a rushing yards prop on Derrick Henry against a beat up Saints run defense, and the show wraps at 52:06 with a full recap of every official play heading into Sunday, along with one more reminder to take advantage of the bulk dollars offer before it disappears for the week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell and Munaf Manji talk betting for NFL Week 1 RJ Bell and Munaf Manji open the NFL season with a deep Week 1 betting breakdown that leans on historical trends more than gut feelings, and guest analyst Dave Essler adds a live best bet of his own on the marquee Sunday night matchup. The headline play is Houston getting points at home against Buffalo, built on the idea that Buffalo's shift to a new defensive scheme, paired with a short week after a Thursday night game in Detroit, creates real uncertainty against a Texans team that has beaten Josh Allen in all five of their career meetings, including a playoff game. A companion total under 44 and a half in that same game leans on Houston fielding one of the best defenses in football under its current coaching staff. The pair also back the under in Baltimore's home game against Indianapolis, questioning how much trust to extend to a Colts quarterback returning from a torn Achilles in barely nine months, while noting a Baltimore coaching staff unlikely to push the pace once it has a lead. Cross sport comparisons to NBA Achilles recoveries help frame just how early that Colts timeline really is. Tampa Bay getting points against Cincinnati stands out as the show's top prop driven pick, anchored in Cincinnati's rough recent Week 1 history and limited preseason snaps for its top two receivers, while a running back prop on a marquee Eagles ball carrier against a defense he has dominated for three straight meetings offers one of the cleanest matchup angles of the week. A Cowboys and Giants total under carries extra texture thanks to a pointed public comment from a Giants receiver about controlling his own workload after a serious injury, and a spirited debate breaks out over whether Dallas carries a built in betting premium that outpaces what the roster actually supports on defense. The guest analyst makes his own case for the Giants covering, framed around a new head coach's strong debut season track record and a defense he does not believe has been fixed by roster turnover alone. Additional angles cover a Cincinnati quarterback passing yards under tied to years of slow starts, a lean on Cleveland getting a big number against Jacksonville built around a coaching decision at quarterback, and value plays on both a Denver Kansas City tilt shaped by a head coach's history of slow starts and an AFC East showdown where public perception may be lagging behind actual talent. Throughout the show, the hosts explain not just what they like but why, walking through bankroll philosophy, how markets price star names differently than lesser known players, and why narrowing a pick's scope can cut into its edge even when the underlying read is correct. It is a full, opinionated, numbers driven start to the season for anyone looking to sharpen their approach before kickoff, with five official plays, several leans, and a handful of player props all explained in detail rather than simply handed down as picks to trust blindly. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell and Munaf Manji talk betting for NFL Week 1. RJ Bell and Munaf Manji open the NFL season with a deep Week 1 betting breakdown that leans on historical trends more than gut feelings, and guest analyst Dave Essler adds a live best bet of his own on the marquee Sunday night matchup. The headline play is Houston getting points at home against Buffalo, built on the idea that Buffalo's shift to a new defensive scheme, paired with a short week after a Thursday night game in Detroit, creates real uncertainty against a Texans team that has beaten Josh Allen in all five of their career meetings, including a playoff game. A companion total under 44 and a half in that same game leans on Houston fielding one of the best defenses in football under its current coaching staff. The pair also back the under in Baltimore's home game against Indianapolis, questioning how much trust to extend to a Colts quarterback returning from a torn Achilles in barely nine months, while noting a Baltimore coaching staff unlikely to push the pace once it has a lead. Cross sport comparisons to NBA Achilles recoveries help frame just how early that Colts timeline really is. Tampa Bay getting points against Cincinnati stands out as the show's top prop driven pick, anchored in Cincinnati's rough recent Week 1 history and limited preseason snaps for its top two receivers, while a running back prop on a marquee Eagles ball carrier against a defense he has dominated for three straight meetings offers one of the cleanest matchup angles of the week. A Cowboys and Giants total under carries extra texture thanks to a pointed public comment from a Giants receiver about controlling his own workload after a serious injury, and a spirited debate breaks out over whether Dallas carries a built in betting premium that outpaces what the roster actually supports on defense. The guest analyst makes his own case for the Giants covering, framed around a new head coach's strong debut season track record and a defense he does not believe has been fixed by roster turnover alone. Additional angles cover a Cincinnati quarterback passing yards under tied to years of slow starts, a lean on Cleveland getting a big number against Jacksonville built around a coaching decision at quarterback, and value plays on both a Denver Kansas City tilt shaped by a head coach's history of slow starts and an AFC East showdown where public perception may be lagging behind actual talent. Throughout the show, the hosts explain not just what they like but why, walking through bankroll philosophy, how markets price star names differently than lesser known players, and why narrowing a pick's scope can cut into its edge even when the underlying read is correct. It is a full, opinionated, numbers driven start to the season for anyone looking to sharpen their approach before kickoff, with five official plays, several leans, and a handful of player props all explained in detail rather than simply handed down as picks to trust blindly. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

(0:00) RJ Bell joins the show to look at the Week 1 gambling slate.(8:33) More calls and reflection on the NFL preseason.(19:58) New England Revolution keeper Matt Turner joins the show.(36:10) Fake Promo Friday.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

RJ Bell and Munaf Manji talk betting for NFL Week 1 RJ Bell and Munaf Manji open the NFL season with a deep Week 1 betting breakdown that leans on historical trends more than gut feelings, and guest analyst Dave Essler adds a live best bet of his own on the marquee Sunday night matchup. The headline play is Houston getting points at home against Buffalo, built on the idea that Buffalo's shift to a new defensive scheme, paired with a short week after a Thursday night game in Detroit, creates real uncertainty against a Texans team that has beaten Josh Allen in all five of their career meetings, including a playoff game. A companion total under 44 and a half in that same game leans on Houston fielding one of the best defenses in football under its current coaching staff. The pair also back the under in Baltimore's home game against Indianapolis, questioning how much trust to extend to a Colts quarterback returning from a torn Achilles in barely nine months, while noting a Baltimore coaching staff unlikely to push the pace once it has a lead. Cross sport comparisons to NBA Achilles recoveries help frame just how early that Colts timeline really is. Tampa Bay getting points against Cincinnati stands out as the show's top prop driven pick, anchored in Cincinnati's rough recent Week 1 history and limited preseason snaps for its top two receivers, while a running back prop on a marquee Eagles ball carrier against a defense he has dominated for three straight meetings offers one of the cleanest matchup angles of the week. A Cowboys and Giants total under carries extra texture thanks to a pointed public comment from a Giants receiver about controlling his own workload after a serious injury, and a spirited debate breaks out over whether Dallas carries a built in betting premium that outpaces what the roster actually supports on defense. The guest analyst makes his own case for the Giants covering, framed around a new head coach's strong debut season track record and a defense he does not believe has been fixed by roster turnover alone. Additional angles cover a Cincinnati quarterback passing yards under tied to years of slow starts, a lean on Cleveland getting a big number against Jacksonville built around a coaching decision at quarterback, and value plays on both a Denver Kansas City tilt shaped by a head coach's history of slow starts and an AFC East showdown where public perception may be lagging behind actual talent. Throughout the show, the hosts explain not just what they like but why, walking through bankroll philosophy, how markets price star names differently than lesser known players, and why narrowing a pick's scope can cut into its edge even when the underlying read is correct. It is a full, opinionated, numbers driven start to the season for anyone looking to sharpen their approach before kickoff, with five official plays, several leans, and a handful of player props all explained in detail rather than simply handed down as picks to trust blindly. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell and Munaf Manji talk betting for this week. RJ Bell is joined by Munaf Manji for a between preseason episode that catches up on last week's card before diving into three of the biggest storylines in sports right now. The show opens with a bit of banter about grades from the previous week and a personal story from RJ about growing up outside Pittsburgh, where he learned a hard lesson as a kid after having a Pirates batting glove stolen from him outside a game at Three Rivers Stadium not long after the team's 1979 championship season. From there the conversation turns serious with a full breakdown of the punishment handed down against the Los Angeles Clippers following the league's investigation into how the team compensated Kawhi Leonard. The Clippers were stripped of five first round draft picks over five seasons, owner Steve Ballmer was fined thirty million dollars and suspended for a full year, and Kawhi Leonard was fined roughly seven hundred thousand dollars before his trade to the Toronto Raptors was finalized. RJ and Munaf debate whether the league steered that trade back to Toronto on purpose, since the Raptors were the team most harmed when the illegal payments first came to light, and they discuss how an uncle tied to Kawhi's camp appears to have absorbed most of the blame for coordinating the scheme. The show then pivots into a full ranking of every notable first round quarterback drafted over the last three classes, running through Cam Ward, Caleb Williams, Bryce Young, Jaxson Dart, C.J. Stroud, Anthony Richardson, Bo Nix, J.J. McCarthy, Michael Penix Jr., Jayden Daniels, and Drake Maye. RJ calls Bryce Young, J.J. McCarthy, and Anthony Richardson clear busts, questions Michael Penix Jr.'s health track record, and argues that Drake Maye, fresh off a Super Bowl run, might now be the safest name in the entire group. Munaf counters with his own top two of Drake Maye and Jayden Daniels, and the two spend time on C.J. Stroud's stalled contract talks with the Texans, comparing his reported ask to what Patrick Mahomes and Dak Prescott currently earn at the position. From there the show moves into three season long player prop bets built to be placed before Week 1. Munaf backs Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams to clear his passing yardage total, citing head coach Ben Johnson's stated goal of building the highest scoring offense in NFL history. He then fades rookie Arizona Cardinals running back Jeremiyah Love's rushing total given a crowded backfield, before the two build out the show's headline pick, a fade on Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford's passing yards given his age and a retooled Rams defense that now includes Myles Garrett and a returning Aaron Donald. RJ works through the injury math behind that pick in detail and discusses an alternative version of the same bet at plus money odds. The episode closes with a college football best bet built around a personal trend system for blowout week one favorites, a shoutout to hot handicappers on Pregame.com, details on a college football package promotion, and a bonus system play built around week one unders that closes out one of the more detailed and personality filled episodes of the season so far. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell and Munaf Manji talk betting for this week. RJ Bell is joined by Munaf Manji for a between preseason episode that catches up on last week's card before diving into three of the biggest storylines in sports right now. The show opens with a bit of banter about grades from the previous week and a personal story from RJ about growing up outside Pittsburgh, where he learned a hard lesson as a kid after having a Pirates batting glove stolen from him outside a game at Three Rivers Stadium not long after the team's 1979 championship season. From there the conversation turns serious with a full breakdown of the punishment handed down against the Los Angeles Clippers following the league's investigation into how the team compensated Kawhi Leonard. The Clippers were stripped of five first round draft picks over five seasons, owner Steve Ballmer was fined thirty million dollars and suspended for a full year, and Kawhi Leonard was fined roughly seven hundred thousand dollars before his trade to the Toronto Raptors was finalized. RJ and Munaf debate whether the league steered that trade back to Toronto on purpose, since the Raptors were the team most harmed when the illegal payments first came to light, and they discuss how an uncle tied to Kawhi's camp appears to have absorbed most of the blame for coordinating the scheme. The show then pivots into a full ranking of every notable first round quarterback drafted over the last three classes, running through Cam Ward, Caleb Williams, Bryce Young, Jaxson Dart, C.J. Stroud, Anthony Richardson, Bo Nix, J.J. McCarthy, Michael Penix Jr., Jayden Daniels, and Drake Maye. RJ calls Bryce Young, J.J. McCarthy, and Anthony Richardson clear busts, questions Michael Penix Jr.'s health track record, and argues that Drake Maye, fresh off a Super Bowl run, might now be the safest name in the entire group. Munaf counters with his own top two of Drake Maye and Jayden Daniels, and the two spend time on C.J. Stroud's stalled contract talks with the Texans, comparing his reported ask to what Patrick Mahomes and Dak Prescott currently earn at the position. From there the show moves into three season long player prop bets built to be placed before Week 1. Munaf backs Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams to clear his passing yardage total, citing head coach Ben Johnson's stated goal of building the highest scoring offense in NFL history. He then fades rookie Arizona Cardinals running back Jeremiyah Love's rushing total given a crowded backfield, before the two build out the show's headline pick, a fade on Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford's passing yards given his age and a retooled Rams defense that now includes Myles Garrett and a returning Aaron Donald. RJ works through the injury math behind that pick in detail and discusses an alternative version of the same bet at plus money odds. The episode closes with a college football best bet built around a personal trend system for blowout week one favorites, a shoutout to hot handicappers on Pregame.com, details on a college football package promotion, and a bonus system play built around week one unders that closes out one of the more detailed and personality filled episodes of the season so far. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji talks weekend action in the sports betting world. Munaf Manji opens a new season of the weekend rewind show solo on the Straight Outta Vegas AM feed, laying out the plan for a full week of football content, this rewind episode on Mondays once Uncle Dave joins him, a college football pod, a Wednesday preview show, a Thursday prop show with Sleepy, and a Friday picks show built on the injury report. At 2:47 he closes the book on preseason betting trends, underdogs went 23 and 9 and 1 against the spread through the first two weeks, a 72 percent clip, with road dogs posting a 42 and 1 mark, numbers worth watching into Week One. The headline news arrives at 5:04, Aaron Donald is officially coming out of retirement to rejoin the Los Angeles Rams on a one year deal worth twenty million dollars, with playoff incentives pushing the total as high as thirty million. Donald joins a front that already added Myles Garrett in a blockbuster trade with Cleveland, and Munaf breaks down how dominant that pairing could become, while expecting Donald's snap count to build gradually as he shakes off the rust. At 7:51 the Rams sit at five to one to win the Super Bowl on DraftKings with no other team shorter than ten to one, and Munaf cites a Yahoo Sports stat that teams which opened as favorites at plus 500 or better have gone zero for 20 all time, asking whether this roster could break that trend. At 9:08 he adds the Trent McDuffie trade from Kansas City and a look at how a stronger defense could shift Los Angeles toward lower scoring games built around Matthew Stafford, Puka Nacua, Davante Adams, and Kyren Williams. At 11:41 the show turns to a more serious story, Green Bay running back Josh Jacobs has been placed on the Commissioner's Exempt List ahead of a court appearance on November 17, with Munaf estimating a possible suspension in the four to six game range. At 12:48 he connects that news to the Packers trading for running back Kaleb Johnson from the Steelers, a move he reads as Green Bay preparing for time without Jacobs and potentially leaning more on Jordan Love. From 14:20 onward, the show becomes a rapid tour of final roster cuts, Trevon Diggs released by Seattle but likely practice squad bound, Anthony Richardson and J.J. McCarthy surviving their initial rosters, and Titans wide receiver Xavier Restrepo earning a fantasy shoutout behind Calvin Ridley and rookie Carnell Tate. At 16:07 the Giants keep Darius Slayton and Odell Beckham Jr. while moving on from Jalin Hyatt, with Beckham's comments about bringing a championship back to New York getting a mention. At 16:53 Cleveland's quarterback carousel takes center stage, Dillon Gabriel making the roster, Deshaun Watson holding the starting job, Shedeur Sanders waiting in the wings, and Taylen Green turning heads late. At 17:53 he runs through players opening the year on injured reserve or the PUP list, Micah Parsons, James Conner, Isaac Guerendo, and Kerby Joseph among them, along with the release of Titans quarterback Will Levis. At 19:59, Bears wide receiver Luther Burden III has been cleared by head coach Ben Johnson and is expected ready for Week One despite a groin injury. After a mention of his appearance on RJ Bell's Dream Preview podcast at 21:31, Munaf lands on his best bet of the show. At 23:02 he builds the pick around a quote from Ben Johnson, who said this offseason he wants Chicago to be the highest scoring offense in NFL history, a comment Munaf says grabbed his attention given what Johnson built previously with Jared Goff in Detroit. At 24:20 he lands on Caleb Williams' season long passing yards prop, the number sitting at 3,649.5 on DraftKings but a better line at 3,600.5 on BetMGM. Williams threw for 3,942 yards, 27 touchdowns, and seven interceptions in year one under Johnson while playing all 17 games in each of his first two seasons, and Munaf likes him to clear the number in a more explosive year two offense. The episode closes with a look ahead to next week, when Uncle Dave joins Munaf for the first full regular season show, previewing the opener including the Super Bowl rematch and the international matchup between the 49ers and Rams in Australia, ahead of the Friday picks show heading into Week One. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell and Munaf Manji talk betting for NFL preseason Week 3 and more. best bets as always. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell and Munaf Manji talk betting for NFL preseason Week 3 and more. best bets as always. RJ Bell opens the final week of the preseason by handing the microphone to Munaf Manji, one of the most frequently featured co-hosts in the show's history, for a full episode of NFL win total picks, a preseason system play, and a season long player prop, before RJ closes the show with his own Week 1 best bet on Green Bay. The two begin, at 1:21, by discussing Munaf's specialty in the player prop market, where an early run of roughly fifteen or sixteen consecutive hit best bets on NBA props built his reputation with the show's most engaged listeners, before he expanded into moneylines, spreads, and totals across the NFL, NBA, and MLB. RJ, at 3:24, lays out his broader philosophy that the real opportunity in modern sports betting sits in player props and same game parlays rather than conventional sides, arguing that converting a losing bettor into a break even bettor carries more financial impact for an audience than nudging an already profitable bettor a few points higher. The conversation shifts, at 8:31, into a debate over whether the two would rather build around Deshaun Watson or CJ Stroud, with RJ making the case for Watson's healthiest seasons in Houston and Munaf countering with Stroud's rookie year burst and the motivation of an approaching contract year, before the pair revisit the Bill O'Brien era in Houston and the DeAndre Hopkins trade at 10:54. Munaf takes over hosting duties at 13:43 to move into picks, starting with a preseason system RJ built around teams that played each other in last year's preseason, landing on the Eagles and Bengals over the total at 14:18. From there Munaf runs through three NFL win total plays, backing Minnesota over eight and a half wins at 19:00 behind the arrival of Kyler Murray and a defense he expects to be elite, taking the LA Chargers under nine and a half wins at 28:20 due to offensive line issues and a significant rest disadvantage, and closing his win totals with New Orleans over seven and a half wins at 39:53 behind a full season of Tyler Shough and one of the league's easier schedules. RJ challenges each pick in turn, questioning Murray's durability and preparation, defending Justin Herbert's toughness for the Chargers, and agreeing enthusiastically with the Saints number. The episode also features a taped Week 1 pick from Dave Essler at 47:27, who backs the Cleveland Browns getting more than a touchdown at Jacksonville, arguing the Jaguars' win total last year was propped up by a soft closing schedule and that the roster is thinner on defense and in the backfield this season. RJ closes the picks segment at 54:07 with his own best bet, taking Green Bay getting points on the road at Minnesota in Week 1 by combining a division underdog trend with a revenge angle from last season's result, while Munaf's best bet at 61:06 backs Buffalo wide receiver DJ Moore to go over his season long receiving yardage total, citing his career target volume and his new role as Josh Allen's clear number one target after Buffalo went years without a true alpha receiver. Throughout the show, RJ and Munaf dig into how betting lines evolve once a trend becomes widely known, using the NBA zigzag theory and division dog systems in Week 1 as examples of edges that shrink once the market adjusts, a theme that runs underneath nearly every pick discussed across the episode. The two also share a rundown of the network's current promo code and a shoutout to two of the site's top performing handicappers heading into the regular season, closing out a show built almost entirely around actionable numbers for bettors heading into kickoff week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell talks betting for the NFL preseason and much more. RJ Bell returns after his longest break in more than twelve years on the air to explain, in his own words, why longtime partner Steve Fezzik stepped away from the show and what comes next. Bell walks through the meeting that happened right after the Super Bowl, when Fezzik told him plainly that he was burned out, and Bell's early instinct to treat it as a familiar seasonal low that follows a long, emotionally draining season. He talks candidly about the psychology of handicapping for a living, the idea that a bettor cannot really win until learning how to lose, and how even a guaranteed winning play becomes worthless if it is sized so heavily that ordinary variance wipes out the bankroll first. He discusses the added weight of selling picks publicly, where scrutiny multiplies with every losing week, the friction that builds with other professionals in the same business, and the uncomfortable question every handicapper eventually has to face after a rough stretch, whether the dip reflects a lost edge or simple randomness. Bell speaks about aging in the business, estimating Fezzik is somewhere in his early to mid sixties while stressing that figure is his own guess, and points to poker legend Doyle Brunson as the rare exception who kept winning at a high level into his eighties. From there Bell explains how he plans to reimagine the show going forward, dropping coverage of storylines with no unique insight, keeping the same heavy emphasis on picks that produced one of his hottest closing stretches last season, and bringing in a rotating cast of guest voices to fill the open seat, with a surprise first guest joining next week. The release schedule stays the same, Wednesday night into Thursday morning. Bell also shares a promo, the code DREAM25, good for twenty five dollars off any purchase at Pregame.com this weekend on baseball or NFL preseason football, with a bigger season long offer coming next week. Then he turns to the card itself, five NFL preseason week two picks built almost entirely on situational betting trends rather than team by team scouting, since he believes the market already prices individual talent and the real edge lives in patterns the number has not caught up to. At 12:56 he covers Kansas City at Seattle over the total, built around a non conference matchup and a sluggish first half performance the week before. At 16:30 he covers Rams at Saints under the total, based on a new wrinkle about first half scoring being more repeatable than second half scoring. At 18:32 he covers the Bears against the Bengals, leaning on a stark historical trend for teams that rarely win preseason games. At 20:49 he delivers his second best bet, Arizona at Dallas under thirty seven and a half, tied to the extra preparation edge that comes with playing in the Hall of Fame Game. At 23:06 he closes with his top best bet of the week, Green Bay getting six points at Denver, a play built on road underdogs bouncing back after a bad week combined with head coach Matt LaFleur's strong record after a preseason loss. Bell wraps by running the full slate back one more time and thanking listeners for their patience through the break before confirming the show is back on its normal weekly schedule with fresh energy and a new voice joining him every week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell talks betting for the NFL preseason and much more. RJ Bell returns after his longest break in more than twelve years on the air to explain, in his own words, why longtime partner Steve Fezzik stepped away from the show and what comes next. Bell walks through the meeting that happened right after the Super Bowl, when Fezzik told him plainly that he was burned out, and Bell's early instinct to treat it as a familiar seasonal low that follows a long, emotionally draining season. He talks candidly about the psychology of handicapping for a living, the idea that a bettor cannot really win until learning how to lose, and how even a guaranteed winning play becomes worthless if it is sized so heavily that ordinary variance wipes out the bankroll first. He discusses the added weight of selling picks publicly, where scrutiny multiplies with every losing week, the friction that builds with other professionals in the same business, and the uncomfortable question every handicapper eventually has to face after a rough stretch, whether the dip reflects a lost edge or simple randomness. Bell speaks about aging in the business, estimating Fezzik is somewhere in his early to mid sixties while stressing that figure is his own guess, and points to poker legend Doyle Brunson as the rare exception who kept winning at a high level into his eighties. From there Bell explains how he plans to reimagine the show going forward, dropping coverage of storylines with no unique insight, keeping the same heavy emphasis on picks that produced one of his hottest closing stretches last season, and bringing in a rotating cast of guest voices to fill the open seat, with a surprise first guest joining next week. The release schedule stays the same, Wednesday night into Thursday morning. Bell also shares a promo, the code DREAM25, good for twenty five dollars off any purchase at Pregame.com this weekend on baseball or NFL preseason football, with a bigger season long offer coming next week. Then he turns to the card itself, five NFL preseason week two picks built almost entirely on situational betting trends rather than team by team scouting, since he believes the market already prices individual talent and the real edge lives in patterns the number has not caught up to. At 12:56 he covers Kansas City at Seattle over the total, built around a non conference matchup and a sluggish first half performance the week before. At 16:30 he covers Rams at Saints under the total, based on a new wrinkle about first half scoring being more repeatable than second half scoring. At 18:32 he covers the Bears against the Bengals, leaning on a stark historical trend for teams that rarely win preseason games. At 20:49 he delivers his second best bet, Arizona at Dallas under thirty seven and a half, tied to the extra preparation edge that comes with playing in the Hall of Fame Game. At 23:06 he closes with his top best bet of the week, Green Bay getting six points at Denver, a play built on road underdogs bouncing back after a bad week combined with head coach Matt LaFleur's strong record after a preseason loss. Bell wraps by running the full slate back one more time and thanking listeners for their patience through the break before confirming the show is back on its normal weekly schedule with fresh energy and a new voice joining him every week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell is entering his fourth season as an assistant coach and sixth season on staff for the Duquesne University Women's Basketball Team. After a two-year stint as a graduate student, Bell was promoted to assistant coach ahead of the 2023-24 season.In his first season as offensive coordinator, Bell helped transform Duquesne into one of the top three-point shooting teams in the Atlantic 10 during the 2025-26 season.Bell joined the staff after wrapping up his collegiate playing career at Geneva College. He played in all 65 games over his final three seasons with the Golden Tornadoes and helped lead the team to an appearance in the 2020 Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) Championship Game.On this episode Mike and RJ discuss being a coach's kid and carving out his own path in coaching, emphasizing the significance of relationship-building and character development within a team. We examine the intricacies of his transition from a graduate assistant to a full-fledged assistant coach, highlighting his new role as offensive coordinator and the ambitious goals he has set for his team. Additionally, we reflect on the vital importance of communication and cultural understanding in a diverse team environment, particularly as it pertains to leadership development among players. Bell shares the joys and challenges inherent in the world of college basketball coaching, as well as the commitment to fostering a positive and successful team culture.Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @hoopheadspod for the latest updates on episodes, guests, and events from the Hoop Heads Pod.Make sure you're subscribed to the Hoop Heads Pod on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts and while you're there please leave us a 5 star rating and review. Your ratings help your friends and coaching colleagues find the show. If you really love what you're hearing recommend the Hoop Heads Pod to someone and get them to join you as a part of Hoop Heads Nation.Have your notebook ready to go as you listen to this episode with RJ Bell, Women's Basketball Assistant Coach at Duquesne University.Website - https://goduquesne.com/sports/womens-basketballEmail - bellr3@duq.eduTwitter/X - @rj_bell5Visit our Sponsors!Give With HoopsGive With Hoops is a groundbreaking initiative that fuses basketball analytics with modern sponsorship. Built for teams who see data as opportunity, from AAU programs to college powerhouses. By tying on-court performance directly to community and sponsor engagement, Give With Hoops help programs raise more while deepening support from those who believe in the game.D3 Direct Recruiting PlaybookHoop Heads Listeners currently get 25% off!Your step-by-step guide to getting recruited as a college athlete at the NCAA Division 3 level. This course is designed by former D3 Athletes to take you from zero interest from college coaches to securing your first offer and putting you on the path to committing.The Coaching PortfolioYour first impression is everything when applying for a new coaching job. A professional coaching portfolio is the tool that highlights your coaching achievements and philosophies and, most of all, helps separate you and your abilities from the other applicants. Special Price of just $25 for all Hoop Heads Listeners.Wealth4CoachesEmpowering athletic coaches with financial education, strategic planning, and practical tools to build lasting wealth—on and off the court.If you listen to and love the Hoop Heads Podcast, please consider giving us a small tip that will help in our quest to become the #1 basketball coaching podcast. https://hoop-heads.captivate.fm/supportTwitter/X Podcast - @hoopheadspodMike - @hdstarthoopsJason - @jsunkleInstagram@hoopheadspodFacebookhttps://www.facebook.com/hoopheadspod/YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDoVTtvpgwwOVL4QVswqMLQ

Griffin Warner talks betting for Tuesday. Griffin Warner breaks down the Tuesday March 17 slate across Champions League and college basketball, he explains how second leg aggregate situations shape spreads and totals, he runs through Sporting Lisboa versus Buduglimpt, Arsenal versus Bayer Leverkusen, Chelsea versus PSG, and Manchester City versus Real Madrid, then pivots to the First Four and NIT board with quick matchup notes and market reactions, and he closes with his best bet for the episode, Texas as a pickem over NC State, plus a quick mention of the DREAM60 code tied to the Dream Bracket with RJ Bell. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

#1 ACS #2535 (feat. Patrick Dempsey, Neil deGrasse Tyson, RJ Bell, Gina Grad and Bryan Bishop) (2019)#2 ACS #2556 (feat. Tucker Carlson, Gina Grad and Bryan Bishop) (2019)Hosted by Superfan GiovanniRequest clips:Classics@adamcarolla.comSubscribe and Watch Clips on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@AdamCarollaCornerSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

#1 ACS #2469 (feat. Alex Winter, Geoff Clark, RJ Bell, Gina Grad and Bryan Bishop) (2018)#2 ACS #2473 (feat. Brian Regan, RJ Bell, Gina Grad and Bryan Bishop) (2018)Hosted by Superfan GiovanniRequest clips:Classics@adamcarolla.comSubscribe and Watch Clips on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@AdamCarollaCornerSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

#1 ACS #2454 (feat. Ben Bailey, RJ Bell, Gina Grad and Bryan Bishop) (2018)#2 ACS #2457 (feat. Brian Posehn, Willie Robertson, Gina Grad and Bryan Bishop) (2018)Hosted by Superfan GiovanniRequest clips:Classics@adamcarolla.comSubscribe and Watch Clips on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@AdamCarollaCornerSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Munaf Manji talks betting for Tuesday. Tuesday's edition of Cash That Ticket on RJ Bell's Dream Preview, hosted by Munaf Manji, centered on a busy NBA slate and a night that blended betting success, on court controversy, and evolving league storylines. Coming off a 2 0 night on best bets, Manji opened by noting momentum built from Nikola Jokic clearing a rebounds and assists prop and a college basketball win from Uncle Dave, setting the tone for another analysis heavy episode focused primarily on professional hoops. The biggest headline from Monday night came in Charlotte, where tensions between the Pistons and Hornets escalated into a chaotic midgame altercation that evoked memories of past NBA flashpoints. A hard foul and ensuing confrontation involving Jalen Duren, Miles Bridges, and Isaiah Stewart spilled across the floor before officials and teammates intervened. While the incident stopped short of anything more severe, suspensions were still pending, and the league was expected to review the situation closely. Detroit ultimately snapped Charlotte's nine game winning streak with a 110 104 victory, a result that also cashed the under Manji had leaned toward pregame. Beyond the fight, Manji highlighted several league wide trends impacting both teams and bettors. Utah's handling of a close game against Miami drew scrutiny after key starters sat for the entire fourth quarter despite being within reach, a clear signal of draft positioning priorities. The situation reinforced a growing angle for bettors, especially with live markets, when evaluating teams openly embracing late season losses. Elsewhere, Golden State edged Memphis by one point, Cleveland rallied late to beat Denver, and Oklahoma City handled the Lakers without Shai Gilgeous Alexander, prompting candid postgame comments from LeBron James about Los Angeles falling short of championship caliber. That admission fueled broader speculation about the Lakers' direction and the possibility that this season could mark the end of James' tenure in Los Angeles, with roster construction and long term planning increasingly shifting toward Luka Doncic. Looking ahead, Manji broke down a short Tuesday card, emphasizing defense, pace, and situational spots. He backed the Knicks at home against Indiana, citing elite recent defensive form and strong Madison Square Garden performance, leaned under in Clippers Rockets due to Houston's slow tempo and defensive identity, supported Phoenix laying points versus a depleted Dallas squad, and ultimately locked in San Antonio against the Lakers as his best bet. With depth, defensive consistency, and favorable scheduling on their side, the Spurs were positioned as the most reliable play of the night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and Dave Essler recap Super Bowl LX and talk basketball and more. The Cash That Ticket Podcast on RJ Bell's Dream Preview returned the Monday after Super Bowl 60 with Munaf Manji and Dave Essler recapping Seattle's 29 to 13 win over New England and shifting focus to futures, NBA action, and college basketball. Seattle's defense dominated throughout the postseason and again in the Super Bowl, pressuring rookie quarterback Drake May, forcing turnovers, and controlling the game with a physical, run heavy approach. Kenneth Walker earned Super Bowl MVP honors with 135 rushing yards on 27 carries, becoming the first running back to win the award since Terrell Davis. Cooper Kupp led Seattle receivers with 61 yards, while A.J. Barner added 54 yards and a touchdown. New England struggled to protect May, who finished with 295 passing yards, two touchdowns, and two interceptions, while the Seahawks recorded six sacks and won the turnover battle by three. Essler noted the outcome followed the same script as New England's playoff run, with elite defenses exposing the Patriots' young offensive line. Despite the loss, both hosts expressed optimism about New England's future, citing cap space, roster turnover, and the foundation of May, head coach Mike Vrabel, and a strong defense. Early Super Bowl odds for next season listed Seattle and the Rams as co favorites at plus 950, followed by Buffalo, Philadelphia, New England, and Baltimore. Essler highlighted Denver at 18 to one as a value play and mentioned Houston as intriguing but dependent on C.J. Stroud's development, while also floating the Giants at 70 to one as a long shot based on coaching and returning talent. Attention then turned to Monday's NBA slate, starting with Detroit at Charlotte, where both hosts discussed the Hornets' nine game winning streak driven by improved defense. Essler leaned toward LaMelo Ball over 18.5 points and suggested a live betting approach on the spread, while Manji favored the under based on recent defensive trends. In Cleveland at Denver, the focus was on a high total near 240 points, with both agreeing the over remained playable given Denver's season long scoring pace and defensive absences, along with Cleveland missing Evan Mobley. Manji also targeted Nikola Jokic rebounds and assists over 23.5, citing increased minutes and consistent production against the Cavaliers. Essler added a situational lean toward Cleveland with the All Star break approaching. For best bets, Essler selected Bradley as a home underdog against Belmont in college basketball, pointing to Belmont's road struggles and heavy public action failing to move the line. Manji closed with Jokic over rebounds and assists as his official play, emphasizing form, matchup history, and expected tempo. The episode concluded with reminders about bankroll discipline as football ends and basketball markets draw increased attention. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik, Munaf Manji and SleepyJ talk NFL SBLX betting. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

(00:00) Zolak & Bertrand begin the hour - LIVE from Radio Row - with RJ Bell of pregame.com breaking down his best bets of the week.(12:05) The crew takes a few calls before Sam Monson, co-host of Check The Mic Podcast, joins the discussion on why he voted Justin Herbert for MVP.(28:16) A recap montage of the show's week on Radio Row, plus a guest appearance from former Patriots LB, Kyle Van Noy to share his dog in this Super Bowl fight.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Munaf Manji talks Tuesday setting and much more. With Super Bowl 60 five days away in Santa Clara and the NBA trade deadline approaching, Munaf Manji delivered a wide ranging, NBA focused edition of Cash That Ticket on RJ Bell's Dream Preview, touching on betting results, emerging league storylines, and key Tuesday night matchups. Manji opened by recapping a split night on best bets with Uncle Dave, highlighting a winning Alperen Sengun related angle through Amen Thompson's PRA prop, while his own Joel Embiid points play fell short in a Philadelphia blowout where the supporting cast took over. That game also set the stage for the most notable rumor of the day, a report linking the Clippers and Cavaliers in potential James Harden discussions centered on a Harden for Darius Garland framework. Manji framed the rumor through both performance and betting lenses, noting Cleveland's underwhelming position relative to preseason expectations, Garland's limited availability, and Harden's continued high level production despite his familiar trade cycle narrative. From there, the show pivoted back to the court with detailed breakdowns of Tuesday's NBA slate, starting with Denver visiting Detroit in a revenge spot with Nikola Jokic back in the lineup, a factor Manji emphasized heavily given Detroit's uneven performance as a home favorite. He also examined Orlando's trip to Oklahoma City, pointing to the Thunder's injuries, non conference struggles against the spread, and Orlando's ability to stay competitive despite absences. In Philadelphia's matchup with Golden State, Manji questioned the Warriors' ability to score without multiple key players and leaned on the Sixers' strong record on the second night of back to backs. Around the league, he touched on recent results, pace driven matchups like Miami versus Atlanta, and the broader rhythm of a season nearing its midpoint. On the NFL side, while a full Super Bowl breakdown was saved for later in the week, Manji discussed prop angles involving depth players and role receivers, focusing on how game plans could force secondary contributors into meaningful roles. He closed by reinforcing disciplined betting principles, promoting long term consistency over short term swings, and locking in Philadelphia plus the points as his best bet, underscoring depth, momentum, and situational trends as the deciding factors. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and Steve Fezzik talk Super Bowl 60. RJ Bell joins on Friday for Part 2. Munaf Manji opened the episode by announcing a limited time promotional offer for listeners, providing a seven day all access pass at Pregame.com with an additional twenty dollar discount using the code SLASH20, bringing the price down to seventy nine dollars. He highlighted recent performance from Greg Shaker and Steve Fezzik before transitioning into a wide ranging discussion with Fezzik focused on Super Bowl betting, particularly the evolution and current state of proposition wagers. Fezzik explained how prop betting gained prominence during the 1985 Bears Super Bowl and later became a defining feature of the Imperial Palace sportsbook under Jay Kornegay, eventually carrying over to the Westgate where large scale prop menus became a signature offering. He noted that while Westgate historically led the market, other sportsbooks now release props earlier and with increasing sophistication, reducing edge opportunities. Fezzik described how early release timing, pricing discipline, and market copying have changed over the years, emphasizing that modern props are far more efficient and difficult to beat consistently. The discussion shifted to strategy, with Fezzik cautioning against chasing longshot novelty bets and instead favoring lower variance positions, particularly minus priced props that align with game flow. He explained the importance of volatility and market movement, arguing that early bets that move significantly create opportunities for scalps or middles later in the cycle. Using quarterback rushing and passing yard props as examples, he stressed that failure of popular overs to rise is often a signal the under is correct. Manji and Fezzik also discussed specific wagers they liked, including second half scoring props based on historical trends of higher second half and fourth quarter scoring in Super Bowls, as well as selective player props tied to usage and game state rather than narrative. Fezzik shared that he prefers betting structural advantages such as time of possession, first downs, or quarter specific scoring instead of attempting to perfectly script the outcome of the game. The conversation then turned to practical advice for bettors traveling to Las Vegas, with strong recommendations to use mobile apps to avoid long lines and to favor recreational sportsbooks for better late numbers. Fezzik suggested Westgate and South Point as affordable and well run viewing locations for the game, while cautioning against overpriced sportsbook seating elsewhere. He also noted that March Madness often provides a superior overall betting experience compared to the Super Bowl due to volume, weather, and sustained action. The episode concluded with best bets for the show, highlighted by Fezzik's recommendation of second half over twenty two and a half points, and a reminder that disciplined bankroll management is essential because the Super Bowl remains just one game despite the hype surrounding it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and Dave Essler talk betting for Thursday and much more. On Thursday, January 29, 2026, Munaf Manji and Dave Essler convened for another episode of Cash That Ticket on RJ Bell's Dream Preview, breaking down NBA matchups, reacting to major league news, and adding another layer to their ongoing Super Bowl prop discussion. The show opened with reflections on recent betting results, including strong NBA reads despite a narrow college basketball loss, before pivoting quickly to the headline news that dominated the day. A report emerged that Giannis Antetokounmpo could be headed for a new home at or after the February 5 NBA trade deadline, with Milwaukee listening to aggressive offers. Rather than a direct trade request, the framing suggested leverage-building by the Bucks, prompting a discussion about timing, asset maximization, and which contenders could realistically assemble a package centered on draft capital and young talent. Teams like New York, Miami, Houston, Oklahoma City, and Toronto were evaluated, with Houston standing out as a long-shot futures value due to its combination of veterans, young players, and draft assets, currently priced around 19 to 1 to win the NBA title. The conversation then shifted to the night's NBA slate, starting with Detroit at Phoenix. With Devin Booker sidelined, both hosts leaned into the defensive profiles and slow pace of the matchup, favoring the under and expressing interest in Phoenix as a home underdog. Jalen Duren's rebounding production against the Suns was highlighted, leading to a prop recommendation on his over 10.5 rebounds based on consistent head-to-head success and Detroit's interior scoring emphasis. The second game analyzed featured Oklahoma City visiting Minnesota in a divisional rematch. Despite market movement toward the Thunder, concerns about Minnesota's back-to-back fatigue, Oklahoma City injuries, and inflated road chalk drove both toward the under on a relatively low total of 224.5, with cautious disagreement on the side. Attention then turned to Super Bowl props for Patriots versus Seahawks. Dave Essler added Rhamondre Stevenson over 76.5 rushing and receiving yards, citing his late-season workload, rest advantage, and Seattle's vulnerability to running backs in the passing game. Munaf countered with Cooper Kupp over 32.5 receiving yards, pointing to modest usage thresholds, recent playoff production, and the likelihood that New England's defensive focus on Jaxon Smith-Njigba opens opportunities elsewhere. In best bets, Essler went off the board with a futures play on Michigan at 5 to 1 to win the NCAA men's basketball championship, grounding the pick in offensive and defensive efficiency trends. Munaf closed with his official play on Jalen Duren's rebounding prop, reinforcing confidence in the matchup. The episode wrapped with reminders about Pregame promotions and a promise to return with more NBA analysis and Super Bowl props as the week continued. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik and Munaf Manji talk NFL Championship betting. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and Dave Essler talk betting for this weekend. Munaf Manji opened the Friday, January 23rd episode of Cash That Ticket on RJ Bell's Dream Preview by setting the stage for a packed betting discussion heading into the weekend, with Championship Sunday, NFL coaching news, NBA analysis, promotions, and best bets all on the agenda. Dave Essler joined him still frustrated from the previous night's loss tied to Franz Wagner being ruled out late, which caused a sharp line move and turned what looked like a favorable position into a loss from the opening tip. Munaf revisited that game, noting how Charlotte's strong record on the second leg of back to backs was mentioned but ultimately ignored, a decision both agreed was a learning moment. Dave emphasized that no bettor hits one hundred percent and that losses must be studied rather than dismissed. The conversation shifted to NFL news with Munaf breaking down the Baltimore Ravens hiring Jesse Minter as head coach on a five year deal, highlighting his defensive success with the Chargers and his prior time in Baltimore. Dave admitted surprise that the Ravens went defense first, stressing that the offense, particularly Lamar Jackson's durability and passing limitations, remains the bigger question and will hinge on the offensive coordinator hire. Early Ravens win total speculation followed, with ten and a half discussed before schedule context softened some concerns. Attention then turned to Patriots versus Broncos props, where Munaf floated Jared Stidham over 32.5 pass attempts, reasoning New England would force him to throw. Dave countered with Drake May unders if backing the Patriots and strongly endorsed Pat Bryant over 2.5 receptions despite heavy juice, citing Denver's likely pass heavy script and Bryant's role before his prior concussion. Injury notes on Troy Franklin reinforced value on secondary Denver receivers, with both hosts recalling how Bryant's early catches last week were erased by injury. For the NFC matchup, Munaf backed Sam Darnold to throw an interception based on repeated struggles against the Rams and defensive familiarity. Dave added Matthew Stafford under 36.5 yards for longest completion, pointing to Seattle's recent success eliminating explosive plays, while also discussing long shot props like Davante Adams to lead receiving yards. Munaf countered with Stafford passing yard trends in Seattle and suggested live betting opportunities if the Rams trailed, along with Cooper Kupp over 30.5 yards. The show moved into NBA, starting with Rockets versus Pistons, where Munaf highlighted Houston's poor performance on road back to backs, recent defensive collapses, and Detroit's elite defensive rating of 100.1 over the last ten games. Cade Cunningham's status was key, with value tied directly to his availability. Dave warned about rapid line movement tied to injury news and leaned toward Pistons team total overs or split half strategies. Raptors versus Blazers followed, with both noting improved defenses, Portland's back to back trends, and a shared preference for the under. Best bets closed the episode with Dave backing Rutgers as a home underdog against Indiana, citing matchup and motivation, while Munaf laid points with the Phoenix Suns based on their league best ATS record and defensive form, and added Celtics team total over 112.5 against a struggling Nets defense. The episode ended with updated news of Cade Cunningham participating in shootaround, reinforcing earlier Pistons angles, and reminders about discipline, injury monitoring, and adaptability heading into the weekend slate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik and Mackenzie Rivers talk NFL Wild-Card betting. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik and Mackenzie Rivers talk NFL betting for Week 18. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and SleepyJ talk NFL Week 17 player props. The NFL regular season is winding down, and Week 17 presents a complex betting landscape shaped by playoff positioning, player motivation, and late season incentives. On the latest episode of RJ Bell's Dream Preview, Munaf Manji and SleepyJ broke down how those factors are influencing player prop markets across the board, with an emphasis on discipline and game script rather than chasing inflated narratives. They noted that with many playoff seeds already decided, sportsbooks and bettors alike are gravitating toward incentive driven props, which can cause numbers to move quickly and lose value. As a result, both stressed the importance of identifying matchups where motivation and opportunity align naturally rather than forcing plays based on headlines. One early focus was quarterback props, starting with Geno Smith under his passing yardage total against the Giants. SleepyJ argued that Las Vegas has little incentive to open up the offense, especially with Brock Bowers sidelined and Smith dealing with lingering injuries. A conservative, run heavy approach or even an early exit for Smith made the under appealing. Manji agreed, adding that the Raiders' broader organizational incentives point toward limiting risk at quarterback. On the other side of the spectrum, Trevor Lawrence was highlighted as a strong over candidate against Indianapolis. The Colts' secondary has struggled badly in recent weeks, and with the AFC South still at stake, Lawrence is expected to shoulder the offensive load again, making his passing yardage line attractive. In the running back market, SleepyJ took a contrarian stance with Chuba Hubbard under his combined rushing and receiving total, citing likely negative game script and a shifting backfield rotation that favors Rico Dowdle in passing situations. Manji countered with Chase Brown over his rushing yards against Arizona, pointing to a Cardinals defense that has consistently allowed explosive ground production and a Bengals offense capable of playing from ahead. Wide receiver props followed a similar pattern of value hunting. Romeo Doubs was identified as an over play due to his low yardage number and his established role as a downfield threat in Green Bay's offense. Manji expanded on the incentive angle with Stefon Diggs, who is chasing significant contract bonuses tied to receptions and yardage. Against a depleted Jets secondary, Diggs' receiving yardage over was framed as both situationally and statistically sound. At tight end, SleepyJ continued his season long strategy of targeting Indianapolis with opposing tight ends, backing Brenton Strange over his reception total as a reliable option for Lawrence. Manji stayed in a high total environment with Trey McBride over his receiving yards against Cincinnati, citing the Bengals' ongoing struggles defending the position and McBride's strong road splits. The episode's featured best bet centered on Saquon Barkley over his rushing yardage against Buffalo. Both hosts emphasized the Bills' vulnerability against the run and Philadelphia's recent commitment to feeding Barkley, making the over a straightforward play despite a marquee matchup. Together, the discussion reinforced a clear theme for Week 17, focus on matchup driven edges and realistic game flow rather than crowded incentive narratives, a disciplined approach as the regular season reaches its final stretch. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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RJ Bell and Mackenzie Rivers talk NFL recap for Week 16. RJ Bell and Mackenzie Rivers recapped Week 16 NFL action with a focus on separating true performance from misleading final scores by comparing three metrics, the scoreboard result, a box score based recalculation, and two noise reduced efficiency models. They emphasized how sequencing and non repeatable events like turnovers can distort outcomes, using the Rams Seahawks game as a prime example where identical efficiency could have produced wildly different final scores. Bell discussed how betting markets have changed with legalization, syndicates, and model driven bettors, arguing that incentives often force action even without confidence, leading to distorted line moves. He noted that public analysts frequently echo trends without understanding them, creating opportunities for disciplined bettors. Rivers highlighted Bell's recent betting run and the importance of closing line value. They reviewed teams whose recent performance diverged most from season long metrics, including Jacksonville, the Rams, Chicago, and Baltimore, and discussed how midseason improvements or collapses often lag public perception. Bell argued that some teams appear to be tanking while others remain highly motivated despite poor records, which matters late in the season. Looking ahead to Christmas Day games, they expressed skepticism toward large spreads driven by must win narratives, particularly Denver laying a huge number against Kansas City, favoring the underdog due to rarity and historical performance of large home dogs. They concluded that motivation, pressure, referee tendencies, and market psychology become increasingly important late in the season, and that disciplined bettors should resist narratives, manage risk, and focus on structural edges rather than reacting to surface level results. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik and Mackenzie Rivers talk NFL Week 16 betting. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell and Mackenzie Rivers recap NFL Week 15. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik and Mackenzie Rivers talk NFL betting for Week 15. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik and Mackenzie Rivers talk NFL recap for NFL Week 14. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik and Mackenzie Rivers talk NFL betting for Week 14. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik and Mackenzie Rivers talk NFL recap from week 13. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik and Mackenzie Rivers talk NFL recap for Week 12. The guys also preview Thanksgiving Day football games. RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik, and Mackenzie Rivers break down the NFL Week 12 results, focusing on phony finals, line moves, quarterback value, and upcoming Thanksgiving games. They note several games where the winner failed to cover despite controlling yards and efficiency, including the Patriots over the Bengals, where New England dominated yards per play but failed in multiple goal-line stands. They discuss the evolving market perception of the Patriots, schedule strength adjustments, and how priors reduce by late season. They review the Burrow injury line movement and how the market prices uncertainty, concluding the Bengals' performance showed the impact of disappointment when a QB ruled “possible” ultimately sits. They examine Seattle–Tennessee, emphasizing how big favorites coast late and how punt-return TDs distort stats, along with Cleveland–Las Vegas, highlighting Chip Kelly's firing and expected offensive regression under new coordinator Greg Olson. They debate Sanders' surprisingly explosive plays for the Browns and how film people upgraded him despite Fezzik's skepticism. They analyze defensive player of the year odds, Miles Garrett's sack trajectory, and how props handle fractional sacks. Detroit–Giants and Jacksonville–Cardinals illustrate end-game analytics, field-goal vs fourth-down decisions, and how many outcomes hinge on coaches avoiding going up six. They revisit Dallas–Philly, discussing the Eagles' tendency toward half-game lulls, Dallas' big-play advantage, and midseason defense regression. They consider Atlanta's underrated strength after beating New Orleans and how overreactions to one bad QB performance distort markets. They break down Minnesota's QB crisis, O'Connell's ability to scheme around backups, and the incoming third-stringer Brosmer, speculating he may be an upgrade over McCarthy. They highlight the Rams' surge behind Stafford's MVP-level play, improved running game, and elite pass rush, contrasting with Tampa's limitations. Late games include Baltimore–Cincinnati with Burrow returning on a short week but missing Higgins, leading to under considerations. Thanksgiving picks: Fezzik's best bet is Green Bay–Detroit under due to slow pace, strong defenses, and divisional familiarity; RJ's best bet is Dallas +3.5 vs Kansas City, citing the brutal Sunday-to-Thursday overtime trend (6–25 ATS) for road teams and KC's emotional drain after a long OT game; they also like Cincinnati team-total under 21.5. They close by warning listeners not to overbet Thanksgiving and teasing more picks on Wednesday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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