The Everyman Sports Podcast

The guys give their takes on Week 2 action in college football and Week 1 action in the NFL.

The guys reunite for a recap of Week 1’s college football action and give their official predictions for the 2025 NFL season.

The guys recap Week 0 action in college football and round out the episode with their interview with Cody Tucker of 7220 Sports.

The guys discuss Luka Doncic suffering an injury while warming up for Eurobasket, the Texans trading John Metchie to the Eagles, Scottie Scheffler winning his 5th PGA Tour Major of 2025, and previewing the most notable College Football games for Week 0 and who they both think will win each major conference title this season.

The guys return to discuss Rashawn Slater suffering a season-ending patellar tendon tear, Landon Dickerson tearing his meniscus and rookies Shadeur Sanders and Jaxon Dart’s impressive outings in their first respective preseason games, as well as a first look at college football’s preseason AP poll and how the Brewers and Mets are going in completely opposite directions as the MLB postseason nears.

The guys discuss two monumental trade requests in the NFL, who won and lost the MLB trade deadline, and who they think will make the 12-team playoff field in college football this coming season.

RECORDED ON 07/27/2025
The guys remember wrestling legend Hulk Hogan as well as discuss notable NFL training camp headlines and preview the  NFL HOF Game.

RECORDED ON 07/21/2025
The guys discuss a number of transactions that have occurred in the NBA and NFL as well as how Cal Raleigh may fall short of his quest to break Barry Bonds’ 2001 single-season home run record.

The guys return with the now-weekly edition of ESP discussing trades, trade rumors, the MLB Draft, and the possibility of a 24 year-old baseball record being broken this season.

*RECORDED MONDAY JULY 7TH, 2025*
The guys return to discuss a variety of topics on ESP, ranging from the Knicks hiring Mike Brown to discussing whether Cal Raleigh can break Barry Bonds’ single-season home run record which was set in 2001.