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20 minutes from now, we'll be joined by Nick Costos with his thoughts on the Ravens win over the Miami Dolphins and what it means for both teams going forward. We know what it means for Miami. It means our general managers no longer employed as they parted ways with Chris Greer earlier this afternoon. But it also means that Mike McDaniel will remain as the head coach

until the end of the regular season, at least until the end of the regular season, that

according to ESPN's Adam Schaefter. So Mike McDaniel will not be let go during the season. They're

going to play out the rest of the season and evaluate afterwards his status as Dolphins Head coach.

But Chris Greer, the general manager, no longer holding that role as Champ Kelly, their senior personnel executive, will be serving as the interim GM ahead of Tuesday's NFL trade deadline.

So Nick will talk about all of what we saw last night and the ramifications

going forward to begin the 4 o'clock hour. Later on in this segment, we'll hear from our

baseball aficionado, Jay Casson and Tyler Morales with their bets for game six in the World Series.

That'll be coming up in a little bit here shortly. But wanted to break down the popular NFL and college football sides that we have this

weekend.

And of course, we'll start with the NFL where the fifth most popular bet this week in the

NFL is the Denver Broncos plus one and a half against the Houston Texans.

Now this is interesting because you look at

like the X's and O's and how you think about the game, you see the Broncos pass rush against

the Houston Texans offensive line and you say, wow, major mismatch. And that is the correct

thinking. That is a major mismatch. However, I also look at the other side of the ball, and here's Bo Nix against the Houston Texans defense.

If there's anything that Houston does really, really well, it is defense.

Not just the pass rush, the secondary is also really good, and the linebackers are also pretty good as well.

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