Welcome back. This is You Better You Bet on the BetMGM Network. I'm Femmy and Bev Faye hanging out with you guys here on this Wednesday, 40 minutes from now.

We'll be joined by Nick Costos with his NFL teams that missed the playoffs in 2024 that will make the postseason in 2025.

Who will be the newcomers to the dance this year in the NFL?

Nick will break that down in about 40 minutes here to start the 4 o'clock hour. 20 minutes from

now. We'll get into a little bit of NL. Sy Young with our guy, Jake Hassan, our baseball

aficionado. His guy, Christopher Sanchez, six and a third, 12 strikeouts against my Seattle Mariners

last night.

Can he actually beat out Paul Skeens?

Like, I don't know if we're there yet, but a conversation needs to be had with the

NL Sayung and also update what's been going on with the WNBA MVP.

And then Tyler will give us a bet with the tour

championship, the year's final tournament on the PGA tour where Scotty Sheffler is a monster,

monster favor. But joining me right now like he does each and every weekday at 320 Eastern. It's

our executive producer, Bill Zimmerman. Bill, what's happening? What are we doing today, man?

Hey, family, we are feeling good because you know what it is right now at this point? Every day

that passes is one day closer to NFL regular season football. And that is a sweet thing.

There's so much NFL content. So obviously, like last night I started the Netflix Cowboys documentary, like the America's team, the gambler and his Cowboys, which I'm through the first four episodes. So far, it's been really, really good. It's lived up to the hype. And a lot of people have been saying that this is a phenomenal documentary. There's just so many characters. Like Michael Irvin's like made to do documentaries. You know, with his little quips and the funny things that he says, Charles Haley, like, if you know anything about Charles Haley, like, that's something that you want to listen to because, like, he's a little bit different than most. Like, but he's a super entertaining guy. There's just like a lot of characters. And of course, Jerry Jones being the main character. but like there's that going on. We got hard knocks going on.

We got like a Chief's Kingdom thing that ESPN's putting together. Like we're getting inundated

with NFL content and like documentary style NFL content, which is a fun and gets us kind of

jacked them juiced up for the season, man. Like we're on the call earlier today with Nick and it's like,

yeah, a week from tomorrow or two weeks from tomorrow will be the Cowboys and the Eagles on opening night. Like this is pretty wild how quickly this thing is coming up. Yeah, it's, it's coming up really. I haven't started watching the Cowboys documentary. Yeah, I love watching these long form documentaries, the last dance type stuff. So I'm looking forward to that. I haven't

started it yet. Although a little birdie told me, told us, I should say, that there's not a lot of talk about that Cowboys defense in the, in the early 90s. That was, you know, to me, when I heard that, it kind of felt like Moneyball with Brad Pitt, where there's no mention of Mark Mulder, Tim Hudson or Barry Zito for the entire movie.

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