On today's episode of the pod, we're going to talk to football, which is going to be shocked.

So many of you, but here's what we try to do.

Mitchell Schwartz, former chief's tackle, he's going to hang out with us.

I know he's kind of the chief's whisperer, but I want to talk O-Line play,

even a lot of the stuff that we saw on Monday night.

Some great answers, man.

It was actually incredible insight stuff that I wouldn't be thinking about as much

because I didn't play O'Line.

But he's great on that.

And then some fears, like long-term fears about what to expect out of Kansas City.

Max Olson, college football writer for ESPN all over the transfer portal.

We're going to talk about the biggest impacts almost a month into the season, preview

some of these games, and also the bigger picture stuff with the portal and the quarterback

stuff.

I was reading them all summer on the transfer portal and checking out his latest piece for

ESPN.com on the biggest impact transfers in college football. It's Max Olson, who's been

covering the sport for a while. Good to see you, man. Hey, thanks for having me on, Ryan. Okay, so let's

start with the transfer portal stuff. We'll look at some of the rankings. You know, we don't have to break down all 10 guys here, and then I want to touch on a couple of the games and some bigger picture stuff here. But, I mean, how easy was it to land matriot, number one for Oklahoma considering the start that he's got off to? Yeah, pretty easy. I think the hard thing in December was just when you have him and Carson Beck out there.

And then in the spring, Nico is sort of like who there was, I think, a little bit of industry disagreement on who's the best guy out there.

I think for me with Mateer, like, upside was like he had a chance to be a real like season changer for Oklahoma.

And obviously when you go with your OC, um, that that helps

ease that transition. But I think in terms of like impact to his own team, I, which is maybe a

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