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BTT Studios is the home of sports talk and pro wrestling coverage for fans who want real opinions from people who've actually been there. Jonathan "Coach" Coachman spent over a decade anchoring SportsCenter at ESPN and broadcasting for WWE before building BTT Studios — a network built for the fan who loves both sides of the arena. Our shows: Coach and Company (daily sports talk, Mon–Fri) Coach and Bro (pro wrestling talk with Vince Russo) The 2 Count (10 topics, 2:30 each with JDfrom NY) The Last Word (post-WWE Raw reactions with Big Tommy C and Gabby LaSpisa) Fight Time with Mikey P (Weekly MMA breakdowns) Generational Divide with Peyton Lodge (Weekly new-school vs old-school sports debate!) Subscribe, follow every show, and never miss a take. BTTSTUDIOS.TV

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Week 3 Power Rankings + All 16 Week 4 Games | Fury vs. Joshua — Afternoon Drive 9/29/26

Episode 4

Tuesday, September 29, 2026 • Duration 01:00:37

Coach opens with his Week 3 power rankings. The Chiefs are No. 1: Kansas City beat Miami 24-10 while calling the game "like the Patriots did with Brady." Next come the 3-0 Bills, who beat the Chargers 24-16, and then the 49ers, fresh off a 36-17 win over Arizona. Denver is fourth after coming back from 16-0 down to beat the Rams 30-26 on Sunday Night Football, and Jacksonville is fifth, with Minnesota as the honorable mention. Then comes Giants news: New York traded for J.J. McCarthy with Jaxson Dart out for the season, and released Odell Beckham Jr.. Braxton Berrios takes OBJ's roster spot.

After that, Coach takes all 16 Week 4 games in two minutes or less. The stops include:

Steelers at Browns (Thursday): Coach takes Cleveland plus the points and weighs in on Browns fans rallying behind Deshaun Watson.
Colts vs. Commanders in London: the NFL has cut ticket prices at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium because of slow sales. Coach's view is that the league needs to bring its stars overseas.
Patriots at Bills: Drake Maye and Mike Vrabel's 1-2 Patriots head to Buffalo.
Jets at Bears: Case Keenum's Monday night win over the Eagles, including his "I may not be a cowboy" locker-room speech.
Cardinals at Giants: Jameis Winston's "six times two" postgame.
Cowboys at Texans: Brian Schottenheimer's end-of-game choices in the 34-31 loss to Baltimore in Brazil. Coach thinks Dallas is the better team.
Jaguars at Bengals: the ball-boy tussle over Travis Hunter's first NFL interception, which Coach initially calls a touchdown. The ball's tracking chip explains why it couldn't be handed over on the spot.
Packers at Buccaneers: Baker Mayfield's dislocated thumb and the pressure on Jordan Love.
Rams at Eagles: Matthew Stafford's NFL-record 33rd career pick-six.
Titans at Ravens: Coach makes his case for punting on a season at 0-3. Only seven teams have ever made the playoffs from 0-3, and the 2025 Texans are the only one since the field grew to 14.
Dolphins at Vikings: the loss of De'Von Achane to a torn ACL and Jeff Hafley's nearly empty press conference.
Broncos at 49ers: Denver's brutal early schedule.
Chiefs at Raiders: how Andy Reid is managing Travis Kelce.
Chargers at Seahawks: Justin Herbert, whom Coach calls football's biggest disappointment.
Lions at Panthers (Sunday night): Coach likes the over.
Falcons at Saints (Monday night): Michael Penix Jr. against Tyler Shough.

All picks are Coach's opinion, and lines will move before kickoff.

The last topic is Fury vs. Joshua. It's back on track for December 11 at Principality Stadium in Cardiff on Netflix, with Wednesday's London press conference going ahead after the promoters' dispute over Dana White's role. Coach argues that no promoter feud should cost the sport a roughly $200 million spectacle. He also reacts to reports that Joshua's camp could involve former Fury trainer Ben Davison, and to the opening DraftKings line with Fury as roughly a -200 favorite. He finishes with super chats on wrestlers taking dangerous bumps. His advice to young wrestlers is to work on promos and character instead.

Housekeeping: Today's show is presented by Betya and BlueChew Gold (promo code COACH). Afternoon Drive is live Tuesdays and Thursdays at 2 p.m. ET, and Thursday's episode covers Thursday Night Football and college football with picks. Monday Night Grind is Mondays at 7 p.m. ET. Fight Time with Mikey P covers combat sports this week, and Coach's Todd Grisham Fury–Joshua shorts are on his Instagram story. Coach is live weekday mornings at 10 a.m. ET, and The 2 Count with Coach and JDFromNY dropped this morning. Every show is at the one link in Coach's bio, and BTT VOD segments are distributed through the Stadium partnership.

Episode Timestamps Time Segment 00:00 Open: "Is it Tuesday already?" and today's lineup 01:55 Week 3 power rankings: Chiefs, Bills, 49ers, Broncos, Jaguars 04:35 Breaking: Giants trade for J.J. McCarthy, release OBJ 06:40 Week 4, Game 1: Steelers at Browns (TNF) and Deshaun Watson 09:05 Colts vs. Commanders in London: ticket prices cut 11:25 Patriots at Bills: Drake Maye and the Bills' No. 1-seed urgency 14:45 Jets at Bears: Case Keenum's Monday night 18:25 Cardinals at Giants: Jameis Winston's "six times two" 21:35 Cowboys at Texans: Schottenheimer's end-of-game call 24:25 Jaguars at Bengals and the Travis Hunter ball-boy tussle 28:55 Packers at Buccaneers: Mayfield's thumb and Jordan Love 31:30 Berrios signs and a Phillies–Braves update 32:15 BlueChew Gold: "Just Wrestling" 33:20 Rams at Eagles: Stafford's 33rd pick-six 36:10 Titans at Ravens: will the real Ravens stand up? 38:15 Dolphins at Vikings: Achane's ACL and Kyler Murray 40:50 Broncos at 49ers: Denver's brutal schedule 43:25 Chiefs at Raiders: managing Travis Kelce 45:50 Chargers at Seahawks: Justin Herbert under fire 47:55 Lions at Panthers (SNF): play the over 50:40 Falcons at Saints (MNF), plus the show schedule 52:45 Fury vs. Joshua: back on for December 11 in Cardiff 57:30 Super chats: wrestling risks and Fury as the betting favorite 59:50 Sign-off

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Chicago Fallout: Who Really Won, AEW or WWE? | Remembering PAC — The 2 Count 9/29/26

Tuesday, September 29, 2026 • Duration 53:28

Chicago played host to the biggest wrestling weekend of the fall, and The 2 Count picks it apart. AEW sold out the NOW Arena for All Out while WWE ran Worlds Collide across town with CM Punk, Oba Femi and Omos. Coach and JDFromNY debate who actually won the weekend — sell-out vs. bigger house — and whether AEW's pay-per-views need more story and less length. Then it's Will Ospreay's defiant "don't step to us" promo against Swerve Strickland's celebrate-the-20,000 take, and a no-holds-barred review of the Ospreay vs. Jon Moxley main event.

On the business side, the guys break down WWE's new multi-year content deal with Bleacher Report — a WBD-owned brand — and what it could signal for AEW's TV future. Over on Raw, Jaida Parker's debut ends with Jacob Fatu under her car and a 946 cliffhanger, plus the Penta-over-Bron Breakker Money in the Bank rumors and CM Punk's qualifying win over Gunther and Finn Bálor.

The back half turns serious. JD and Coach question who green-lit the spot that injured Steven Borden at All Out, and close by remembering PAC — Benjamin Satterley, the NXT black-and-gold flag-bearer beloved across the locker room. Super Chats, a nod to Dennis Haskins, and where to find JD round it out.

Case Keenum's Bears Rout Philly | NFL Week 4 Top 5 Games — Coach and Company 9/29/26

Tuesday, September 29, 2026 • Duration 35:19

Case Keenum was the Bears' third-string quarterback and hadn't started a game since December 2023. On Monday night he went 24-of-34 for 247 yards and two touchdowns with no interceptions, added a rushing score, and Chicago beat Philadelphia 27-7 to move to 2-1 (ESPN). He started because Caleb Williams is out with a hamstring injury (ESPN). Coach, Mikey P and Supi relive the night, from Keenum's locker-room line ("I may not be a cowboy, but this ain't my first rodeo") to Caleb Williams' sideline robe. Mikey P argues Nick Sirianni should take a page from Dan Lanning's book after Jalen Hurts' sideline blow-up. Coach can't believe the Eagles' red-zone call before Andy Dalton's end-zone interception.

Then the question of the week: who is the best team in the NFL right now? Mikey P says the Bears, Supi takes Brock Purdy's 49ers, Coach sticks with his 3-0 Chiefs, and Raphael Esparza makes the case for the 3-0 Vikings. Only five teams are still unbeaten after Week 3. In Inside Info, Raphael likes Iowa +14 against Ohio State, the Bengals on the moneyline against Jacksonville, and betting the Vikings' number against Miami before it moves. Picks and lines are the hosts' opinions, and lines move.

Coach's Top 5 games of Week 4 starts with Steelers at Browns on Thursday night. Supi says Deshaun Watson's Browns win; Mikey P says Pittsburgh by double digits and predicts the Cleveland crowd will boo Watson (Fox Sports). Next come Patriots at Bills, Jaguars at Bengals (Supi says Zac Taylor's seat gets hot with a loss), and Rams at Eagles. The countdown ends with Chiefs at Raiders, a 3-0 vs. 3-0 matchup nobody predicted (ESPN). Supi calls it the game of the week and predicts a shootout. The show closes with a stat: teams starting a quarterback other than their Week 1 starter are 6-0.

Housekeeping: Afternoon Drive with the Coach breaks down all 16 Week 4 games in two minutes or less at 2 PM ET. The 2 Count with Coach and JDFromNY is on at 11:30 AM ET. Raphael is back Thursday. Betya is BTT's watch-along partner for the football season. BlueChew GOLD: buy two months and get the third free with promo code COACH at bluechew.com, plus 10% off and free overnight shipping on your first order. Supi's Fantasy Life has launched "Pregame with Matthew Berry" with Michelle Beadle on the Roku Sports Channel ().

Episode Timestamps Time Segment 00:00 Cold open: Week 3 in the books and what's on today's show 01:24 The crew is in: Supi's Hartford Rock Cats hat 01:52 Case Keenum's Monday night: Bears beat Eagles, go to 2-1 03:03 Keenum's locker-room speech: "Not my first rodeo" 04:04 Caleb Williams' robe 05:00 Why the NFL is the best theater in sports 07:04 Sirianni, Jalen Hurts and Andy Dalton's end-zone pick 07:46 Who's the NFL's best team right now? Mikey P: Bears 09:11 Supi: 49ers · Coach: Chiefs 11:09 Raphael: the 3-0 Vikings 11:44 Inside Info: Iowa +14 vs. Ohio State 13:08 Inside Info: Bengals moneyline vs. Jaguars 13:57 Inside Info: Vikings vs. Dolphins 14:52 BlueChew GOLD and Vince Russo's "Just Wrestling" 16:01 Top 5 Week 4 games, #1: Steelers at Browns (TNF) 20:20 #2: Patriots at Bills 22:55 #3: Jaguars at Bengals 27:08 #4: Rams at Eagles 29:24 #5: Chiefs at Raiders, 3-0 vs. 3-0 31:47 Mikey P, Alex Earle and "Fernando" 33:03 Stat of the day: backup QBs are 6-0 33:56 Sign-off: Fantasy Life, Afternoon Drive, The 2 Count

Pac, Sign Guy & Steven Borden: When Does Wrestling Stop? | Coach and Bro Monday 9/28/26

Monday, September 28, 2026 • Duration 01:22:34

This isn't the usual Coach and Bro. In three weeks, the wrestling world lost "The Butcher" Andy Williams at 48 (https://www.cbsnews.com/pittsburgh/news/pro-wrestler-collapses-during-show-in-pittsburgh/) and Pac at 40 (https://www.cnn.com/2026/09/28/sport/pac-benjamin-satterley-death-hnk), and Sting's son Steven Borden was stretchered out of AEW All Out (https://www.pwtorch.com/site/2026/09/27/tony-khan-gives-update-on-steven-bordens-condition-after-all-out-says-he-is-hopeful-he-will-fly-home-with-his-family/). Vince Russo asks the question nobody in the business wants to answer: if this were baseball, football or basketball, what would the headlines, the coverage and the changes look like? And at what point does wrestling finally say enough?

Coach and Vince break down the culture behind the high spots. They ask who okays these spots in the back, why the old-timers' number one rule was protecting your opponent, why the biggest stars never needed to go off the top rope, and why chasing a "this is awesome" chant is the lazy way out. They call out the wrestling media for tossing softballs, challenge veterans like Chris Jericho and Jon Moxley to lead the next generation, and make the case for mental health support in every locker room. Coach relives the night Owen Hart died, and your super chats cover Pac's legacy, Bret Hart vs. Mr. Perfect, the Stone Cold Zamboni anniversary and Sami Zayn's miscasting.

Coach closes the show with a tribute to his friend Rick Achberger, WWE's Sign Guy (https://www.fightful.com/wrestling/wwe-sign-guy-rick-achberger-passes-away/). He tells the story of the promise Rick made to his late wife, the night Triple H told him he'd never buy another ticket, and the birthday text that came every year. Plus, Vince announces the Bro and Coach Show, coming twice a month on Russo's Brand (https://www.patreon.com/RussoTWC). RIP Pac. RIP Sign Guy.

TOPICS
[00:00] A different kind of Coach and Bro
[00:40] Pac, Sign Guy and a devastating weekend
[02:10] Vince: "What if this were any other sport?"
[09:15] Coach reacts: we've lived through this before
[10:35] The pop is the problem
[12:55] The indie chair spot that has to stop
[14:10] Two audiences: the hardcore fan vs. the casual
[16:10] "Don't tell me we can't go back" [17:10] The coast-to-coast spot: why do it two years in? [19:25] Tony Khan's update on Steven Borden [20:40] Where are the wrestling journalists? [26:00] Safety first: wrestling is a dance [27:55] Afraid on the top rope [30:10] Super chats: remembering Pac [33:15] The night Owen Hart died [34:45] When do the veterans step up? [36:10] Mental health in the locker room [39:50] Why wasn't this front-page news? [41:50] Bret Hart vs. Mr. Perfect: storytelling over spots [45:45] 28 years since the Stone Cold Zamboni [51:00] Steroids and the pressure to look the part [57:35] Sami Zayn is miscast as world champion [1:04:20] Drug testing in wrestling [1:05:50] Remembering Rick Achberger, WWE's Sign Guy [1:07:40] The night Triple H called him backstage [1:13:30] Finn Balor and the title picture [1:16:20] Vince's final thoughts [1:17:30] Announcing the Bro and Coach Show on Russo's Brand

Todd Grisham on the Fury–Joshua Standoff | Week 3 Rewind — Coach and Company Monday 9/28/26

Monday, September 28, 2026 • Duration 38:24

Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua was finally signed for December 11 at Principality Stadium in Cardiff. The fight is bankrolled by Turki Alalshikh and carries a reported purse of about $200 million. Within a day, it was in doubt over Dana White's involvement (Spokesman-Review/AP). Eddie Hearn says Joshua's contract bars White from the event: "We stand by our contract." White fired back, "Who's going to stop me?" (Sky Sports). The fight isn't officially off, but it's wobbling.

Coach brings in his friend of 25 years, Todd Grisham, and it turns into a real fight. Coach says nobody will care about promoter politics in 20 years, while $100 million a man is life-changing, so take the money. Grisham argues loyalty with a Hollywood analogy. Hearn has built AJ since the Olympics, he says. White's camp is trying to dismantle Matchroom, having reportedly lured Conor Benn to Zuffa Boxing (ESPN). And the no-Dana clause is in a contract AJ already signed. Grisham also turns Coach's own words about honoring contracts back on him. Mikey P and Brandon Combs split the difference, and Coach wants to know which side you're on in the comments. Round two, possibly with Eddie Hearn, is promised.

Then comes the Weekend Rewind of a wild Week 3.

Surprises:
- Mikey P picks Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers, who won a 30-27 shootout with the Bengals, leaving all four AFC North teams at 2-1 (Steelers.com).
- Coach picks the Browns and Deshaun Watson, whose TD pass to Harold Fannin Jr. with 1:48 left beat Carolina 21-18 (Cleveland 19).

Episode Timestamps Time Segment 00:00 Cold open, new format, today's rundown 01:00 Fury–Joshua: signed, sealed… and falling apart? 02:05 Todd Grisham joins: Coach's "take the $200M" case 04:55 Grisham's Hollywood analogy 06:45 Loyalty: AJ, Eddie Hearn, and Dana White's boxing push 15:15 Principle vs. a $100M payday: final round 17:05 Coach to the audience: would you walk away? 17:40 Mikey P and Brandon Combs weigh in 20:15 Weekend Rewind, Surprises: Steelers (Mikey P) 21:55 Surprises: Browns and Deshaun Watson (Coach) 23:10 Surprises: Raiders 3-0 with Kirk Cousins (Brandon) 25:45 Disappointments: Titans (Brandon) 27:25 Disappointments: Chargers 0-3 (Mikey P) 31:15 Disappointments: Cowboys fall in Rio (Coach) 37:00 Gridiron Time: Eagles at Bears on MNF 37:40 Brandon's best bet: Jalen Hurts TD passes 39:10 Mikey P's best bet: Kyle Monangai rushing 40:45 Coach's best bet: DeVonta Smith overs 42:25 NFC East picture and the Legends Lounge 46:05 Sign-off and what's next on BTT

Keyboard Heels Debuts & Is It Still Cool to Be a Wrestler? | The Coach and Bro Friday 9/25/26

Friday, September 25, 2026 • Duration 01:33:47

It's Friday story time, and Coach shows up sunburned. He just drove 90 minutes each way to watch his son JJ shoot a 73 in his first Texas high school golf tournament, and JJ later walks into the shot to thank the chat. Coach and Vince take it somewhere real: know what matters before it's too late. Then the news. JBL says WWE won't air Worlds Collide live the same weekend AEW All Out has sold out in Chicago. Coach asks whether WWE is quietly conceding the weekend rather than paying to fly in a full production crew.

A comment Coach attributes to Kevin Owens (he says it may have come from a parody account) about the NXT women carrying the brand leads to the big question: is it still cool to be a pro wrestler in 2026? Vince compares it to the vanishing male rock star. Coach tells the story of meeting The Rock on August 24, 1999. Then the conversation Vince had with Al Snow turns into a masterclass on heels: Superstar Billy Graham begging off from Bruno, why Dominik is the last heel who does it, and how two-time WWE Champion Sami Zayn should be playing a chicken-shit champ who dodges every defense. Vince also tells the story of calling his old friend Vito LoGrasso to read him the riot act over a JCW pre-tape.

The super chats cover a lot. Vince responds to Jim Cornette's coverage of his exit from JCW. The hosts talk wrestling journalism and Road Dog's exit, and Coach brings in the new Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua deal in Cardiff. They each name the one thing they'd change if WWE hired them tomorrow, and they talk about what a Mason Rook promo should have sounded like. On the 26th anniversary of Vince winning the WCW title, there are Goldberg stories on both sides. Then comes the debut of — followed by Kevin Dunn and the Friday pay-per-view package room, the Coach and Bro-lette wheel, and one more run of the BlueChew spot.

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Falcons Rout Packers, LaFleur's Hot Seat | Weekend Best Bets — Coach and Company Friday 9/25/26

Friday, September 25, 2026 • Duration 35:25

Mikey P sits in for Coach alongside numbers guy Raphael Esparza for an all-football Friday. First, a baseball detour: Raphael celebrates Pete Crow-Armstrong becoming just the seventh 40-40 player in MLB history as both the Cubs and White Sox clinched. Then the best bets:

Raphael: UCLA -1.5 at Maryland behind RB Wayne Knight's eight rushing touchdowns, and both the Jets and Lions to score 20+ (+105).
Mikey P: Ole Miss on the money line at Florida with Trinidad Chambliss, and the Titans at a Giants team missing Jaxson Dart.
Coach (sent in): Presidents Cup foursomes plays on Sungjae Im/Hideki Matsuyama (-125), Collin Morikawa/Wyndham Clark (-148) and Tom Kim/Si Woo Kim (-110).

Picks are opinion, lines move, and please bet responsibly.

The TNF recap is blunt. Atlanta won 35-14 at Lambeau, and Green Bay ran for just 17 yards. Raphael blames the play-calling and offensive line more than Jordan Love, and predicts LaFleur lasts the season but not beyond it. Mikey P calls Bijan Robinson the NFL's No. 1 running back "by a long two" over Jahmyr Gibbs. Both agree Michael Penix Jr., who threw for 239 yards and hit Drake London for 68 in his first game back, is QB1 in Atlanta. Raphael notes Kyle Pitts' blocking on Bijan's touchdown, and they wonder whether the Falcons could shop Tua Tagovailoa.

For college football, Raphael takes Tennessee on the money line and Mikey P takes Texas in No. 1 Texas at Tennessee, with President Trump expected to attend. They also discuss how his arrival and exit could affect sideline communication and live betting. For Sunday, Raphael's game of the week is , and Mikey P wants more Derrick Henry. Mikey P's "HMM" game ("how much more?") is the 0-2 Chargers at Buffalo, where Raphael likes a Chargers upset. They finish with the over in Raiders at Saints and Oregon at USC.

Episode Timestamps Time Segment 00:00 Welcome: Mikey P sits in for Coach 00:45 Housekeeping: Coach and Bro, The 2 Count, Fight Time, Afternoon Drive 01:50 Raphael joins: Cubs and White Sox clinch, Pete Crow-Armstrong goes 40-40 04:05 Best bets: Raphael on UCLA -1.5 at Maryland 05:00 Raphael: Jets vs. Lions, both teams 20+ 05:55 Mikey P: Ole Miss money line at Florida 07:40 Mikey P: Titans at Giants 09:35 Coach's Presidents Cup foursomes picks 11:00 TNF recap: Falcons 35, Packers 14. How hot is LaFleur's seat? 14:50 Is Bijan Robinson the NFL's No. 1 running back? 16:30 Penix is QB1: could Atlanta shop Tua? 19:20 Where have the tight ends gone? 20:40 College football: No. 1 Texas at Tennessee 26:50 Sunday game of the week: Ravens vs. Cowboys in Rio 29:40 Mikey P's "HMM" game: Chargers at Bills 33:45 Bonus: Raiders at Saints over 34:25 What's on your TV this weekend? 36:05 Sign-off

Coach's Week 3 Top 3 Games | Fury vs. Joshua & Vlad's $500M Quote — Afternoon Drive with The Coach Thursday 9/24/26

Episode 72

Thursday, September 24, 2026 • Duration 37:40

Coach starts with the Falcons at Packers on Thursday Night Football. Michael Penix Jr. takes over for Cooper Rush after Atlanta's 0-2 start, and every best bet on the morning's Coach and Company went Atlanta's way. For Coach, the game is really about Green Bay. He argues Jordan Love is playing well below his level at a 52% completion rate, and that the Packers were a Jets collapse away from 0-2. He still thinks an "adequate" Green Bay can win a wide-open NFC North. He also points to the injury wave reshaping teams across the league.

Next come Coach's top three games of Week 3:

Patriots at Jaguars: a pair of 1-1 teams with big AFC hopes.
Ravens vs. Cowboys: played at Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro. Coach has pointed questions for Lamar Jackson and for Cowboys Universe.
Raiders at Saints: a 2-0 Las Vegas team with Kirk Cousins starting and rookie Fernando Mendoza waiting, against Tyler Shough's Saints, who beat Baltimore last week.

He then answers super chats on Shough as a breakout QB, whether the Cowboys' defense is good enough, the Bills against the 0-2 Chargers, and whether Cousins should keep the job.

The second half moves off the field. Fury vs. Joshua is official for Dec. 11 at Principality Stadium in Cardiff on Netflix. Coach covers the reported roughly £200M, 50-50 purse split, Turki Alalshikh's backing, Eddie Hearn's cut, and why he's watching the spectacle rather than complaining that both fighters are past their prime. Last comes Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s "they paid me for what I already did" quote. Coach sets it against the owners' proposed salary-cap system and the , and explains . He argues that under those rules, Vlad's deal would be one of the last of its kind.

Episode Timestamps Time Segment 00:00 Pre-show 03:05 Welcome and today's three topics 04:40 TNF: Falcons at Packers, Penix takes over 07:45 Jordan Love at 52%: this game is about Green Bay 09:10 The NFL's injury problem 10:16 Top 3 No. 1: Patriots at Jaguars 11:19 Top 3 No. 2: Ravens vs. Cowboys 13:54 Top 3 No. 3: Raiders at Saints 16:04 Super chats: Tyler Shough, the Cowboys D, Bills by 25, Kirk Cousins 22:20 Topic 2: Fury vs. Joshua is official 29:50 Topic 3: Vlad Guerrero Jr.'s $500M quote 31:30 MLB's salary-cap fight and Ohtani's deferrals 37:05 Chat shout-outs and building the brand 39:25 Schedule and sign-off

Falcons at Packers TNF Best Bets | Fury vs. Joshua Is Official — Coach and Company Thursday 9/24/26

Thursday, September 24, 2026 • Duration 34:17

Coach, Peyton Lodge and Mikey P open Thursday with best bets for Falcons at Packers, and every pick leans on Michael Penix Jr.'s return. Mikey P takes Penix over 206 passing yards and Kyle Pitts at four or more catches. Peyton takes Atlanta +3.5 and Drake London's receiving yards, pointing out that London has topped 100 yards in five of his last six games with Penix at quarterback. Coach adds two international plays for Thursday four-ball at the Presidents Cup at Medinah: Ryan Fox and Adam Scott, and Tom Kim with Si Woo Kim.

Then the breaking news. Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua is official for Friday, Dec. 11 at Principality Stadium in Cardiff, live on Netflix, with around 80,000 expected under the retractable roof. Mikey P calls it a sure record for Netflix. The previous benchmark is Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson, which Netflix says drew 108 million live viewers worldwide. In Inside Info, Raphael Esparza says Fury opened around -180/-190 and has moved to about -200, and he expects the price to keep climbing. He also likes the Packers' team total over 23.5, both the Jets and Lions to score 25+, and Drake Maye's passing yards. Next, Coach and the panel take apart Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s "they paid me for what I already did" comment. He made it after a .263, 9-homer season, in the first year of his 14-year, $500 million extension, and right after the Blue Jays were eliminated in a doubleheader sweep. Mikey P argues that part of the quote is technically right.

The show closes with the full TNF breakdown. The panel covers whether Penix is Atlanta's best option over Tua Tagovailoa, Jordan Love's 52% completion rate, and a Green Bay roster missing RT Zach Bako-Bewele (out for the season) and Jayden Reed (neck). Josh Jacobs is on the commissioner's exempt list. Coach argues a loss tonight could snowball into a brutal 10-week stretch before the bye.

Episode Timestamps Time Segment 00:00 Pre-show 01:30 Welcome — Thursday on Coach and Company 02:12 TNF best bets: Mikey P on Michael Penix Jr. and Kyle Pitts 04:30 Peyton Lodge: Falcons +3.5 and Drake London's receiving yards 06:10 Coach's Presidents Cup four-ball plays 07:30 Breaking: Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua is official 12:00 Inside Info with Raphael: Fury–Joshua odds 13:44 Raphael: Packers team total over 23.5 14:40 Raphael: Jets vs. Lions, both teams 25+ 15:28 Raphael: Drake Maye passing yards 16:25 Vlad Guerrero Jr.: "They paid me for what I already did" 24:35 Falcons at Packers breakdown: why Penix? 28:28 Jordan Love, injuries and Matt LaFleur 32:10 Green Bay's schedule gauntlet 33:56 Big Cheesy's Bijan Robinson play 34:20 This week on BTT Sports and sign-off

Joshua Van, the Next Superstar? | Where Gable Steveson Goes From Here — Fight Time with Mikey P Wednesday 9/23/26

Thursday, September 24, 2026 • Duration 42:19

Mikey P and Lia Dorchinez work "backwards to the future," starting with UFC 331:

Casey O'Neill: a first-round armbar over Eduarda Moura. Leah says it is proof you don't sleep on the women's fights.
Tai Tuivasa: a gritty split-decision loss to Robelis Despaigne, his eighth straight defeat. Mikey P wants the UFC to give him a fairer stylistic matchup if he stays.
Chito Vera: an emotional TKO of Charles Jourdain.
Alonzo Menifield: a split-decision win over Iwo Baraniewski, fought through a mangled thumb.

The centerpiece is Sean Sharaf knocking out Gable Steveson in 12 seconds as a heavy underdog. Mikey P's line is that "a fighter is not determined by his betting odds." Leah calls Steveson's early exit from the cage disrespectful but human. Mikey P plays devil's advocate on whether the walkout only adds to Sharaf's moment. They float Anthony Wint and Tai Tuivasa as possible next opponents, while flagging the brain-health risk of two heavy hitters back to back.

The pair then move on:

Arman Tsarukyan: his knockout of Mauricio Ruffy, which they say puts him next in line for a title shot.
Joshua Van: his title defense over Alexandre Pantoja. Both hosts say the 24-year-old is the UFC's next young superstar.
Contender Series: Tuesday's night where both fighters in two different bouts earned contracts (Alvi Dasuyev and Jaden Ortega, Piero Guaylupo and Callum Connor), plus a likely second look for Norbert Novenyi Jr.
PFL: Mikey P's tribute to John Martin, who is stepping down as CEO of MVP-PFL, and his message to fighters and fans to stick with the promotion.

Episode Timestamps Time Segment 00:00 The bell has sounded: welcome 01:10 UFC 331: Casey O'Neill's armbar 03:30 Edmen Shahbazyan and Tai Tuivasa's split-decision loss 05:26 Chito Vera stops Charles Jourdain 06:50 Alonzo Menifield gutting out a win 07:50 Sean Sharaf KOs Gable Steveson in 12 seconds 10:40 The walkout: disrespect or pride? 17:35 What's next for Steveson: Anthony Wint? Tuivasa? 21:15 Arman Tsarukyan KOs Mauricio Ruffy: title next? 22:50 Joshua Van retains against Pantoja: the next superstar 25:00 Contender Series: both fighters signed, twice 27:46 Norbert Novenyi Jr. and Dana White getting it right 29:05 PFL CEO John Martin steps down 34:00 Weekend preview: Darren Till vs. Yoel Romero at BKFC 36:10 UFC BJJ: Bryce Mitchell vs. Mikey Musumeci 36:50 UFC Fight Night and Raul Rosas Jr. 38:38 Next week: Destiny McCubbin 41:25 Sign-off

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