Good vibes. We're rolling along here on a Monday. It's you better you bet on the NBC Sports Now Power Hour, Femmia, Bev Faye, Jared Smith. What a show it's been. It's been a whole lot of fun. Thank you to Drew Dinsick, the whale caper, who joined us in the last segment as a part of this four-hour show full of shenanigans, football, and all sorts of stuff. Also talks in baseball as well, which we'll get into here shortly with Gambling Night in America coming up momentarily. But go ahead and give out some thank you to the crew that we had on the program today because it takes a village to go ahead and get you better to you bet in the right direction. Thank you to Tyler Morales, who's our executive producer today. Thank you to Jake Hassan, our engineering board op. Dan Turner, in for Mike Brown, is our video director. And thank you to Zach Kroll, social media, in for Sean Ha. And thank you to Jared Smith, who filling in for Nick. Kassel. Jared filled in last week for all of us, filling in for Nick today. Nick will be back with us tomorrow, as will, Billy Z, Bill Zimmermanman who was actually in my old stomping grounds in the Pacific Northwest

We weren't able to link up because I was doing family stuff but Bill was a tourist in my town my old town at least

So I'm curious to get his thoughts on us the Seattle area as he comes back and returns to the show on Tuesday

But if you missed any of the guests that we had on the program, make sure you check them out in podcast form. Just search you better you bet wherever you get your podcast, Apple, Spotify, Iheart radio, Odyssey app, all sorts of great stuff today with our guest, Jason Sobel, of BetMGM and Sirius

XPGA Tour. He joined us to give us the full context of Scotty Sheffler's dominance at Royal Port Rush.

It was awesome to catch up with Jason as well as Drew Dinsic, who joined us in the last segment.

Thank you to both of them who were joining us here on You Better You Bet. After us here on the BetMGM network, the good times are going to keep

rolling along with BetMGM tonight, 7 to 11 Eastern Time with Ryan Horvatt and our buddy

who's joining us right now, the one and only, PJ Glasser, the Glassman who will be filling in for Brad

Evans as PJ and Ryan will be sweating out Major League Baseball. And I'm also assuming we'll be

talking a lot of college football as the two of them hosting the tailgate kickoff show here

on the BetMGM network all last season. PJ, hello, how are we? What's happening, buddy? What's going on, fellas? I'm doing good. Yeah, Ryan and I on the show tonight. So a lot of college football, definitely some NFL. We'll talk about some baseball as well. But, yeah, a lot of college football with Horvott and I for sure. So you're going to do a lot of college football. And like, we didn't do any college football on the show today. So we encourage everybody to stick around for bed MGM tonight, 7 to 11 Eastern once again, if you want your college fix. I have to ask you an NFL question because Jared brought this up with Drew in the last segment, talking about the Philadelphia Eagles. He on them drew a little bit down on the Eagles as well I'm just kind of like lukewarm I think they're going to still win the division but I'm not like rushing to go out there and bet anything Eagles where are you at with the Philadelphia Eagles because it feels like it's been dump on the Eagles week this week with Cam Newton's comments about Jalen Hertz, not being a top 10

quarterback. And here I am with two guys are saying, yeah, I'm kind of out on Philly. Where do you stand with the defending Super Bowl champions? I'm with you, Femmy. I don't really have a strong opinion on Philadelphia. I kind of think they win 10, 11 games, make the playoffs. I think they probably win the division. I actually think your

Cowboys are the bet in the

NFC East at the value at $6,000. 10, 11 games make the playoffs. I think they probably win the division. I actually think your

cowboys are the bet in the NFC East at the value at 6 to 1. I mean, we know the history of that

division, 20 plus years. We haven't had a repeat winner. I don't think it's going to be Washington.

I know it's not going to be the Giants. So it's either Philly or Dallas in my eyes. I think there's some value there on the

Cowboys. But the Eagles, you know, obviously we know the Super Bowl hangover is real. Their roster's

great. Still one of the best in the NFL. But what's the motivation for them to like win 13, 14, 15 games?

You know, they just want to get in in the NFC and they're going to be probably favorites again to get back to the Super Bowl. So if you're going to bet anything with the Eagles, I think it's more so like NFC futures, maybe to repeat. I wouldn't do like win total division or anything like that. But I'm with you, Femmy. I kind of think this is a 10, 11 win football team and then we kind of see their health situation

heading into the playoffs yeah i was surprised when i was doing the projections honestly p j when i was

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