ATM: At The Minute Podcast

The guys talk about the future of the Warriors and Celtics before mock drafting the 30 first round picks of the 2022 NBA Draft.

Jackson and Peter begin with their thoughts on Round 1 of the NBA Playoffs, including the Heat suffocating Trae Young, the Boston-Brooklyn Game 1 classic, the coming out parties for Anthony Edwards, Tyrese Maxey, Jordan Poole, and Jalen Brunson and more (1:20). Next, they analyze the next crop of young stars to determine who is worthy of a max contract (33:48). To wrap it up, they talk about how the first round of the NFL Draft will shake out for the top quarterback and wide receiver prospects (52:34).

Jackson and Peter recap Scottie Scheffler's Masters win (0:49). Next, they talk about KU winning the National Championship over North Carolina, Bill Self's legacy, and what to expect next season (8:02). Then the guys give out their NBA Awards picks, including MVP, Rookie of the Year, Most Improved Player, 6th Man of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year, and Coach of the Year (21:01). To wrap it up, they talk NBA Playoffs, looking at the play-in matchups, who can make a run in each conference, and who they think will make the conference and NBA Finals (42:37).

Jackson and Peter discuss the Final Four matchups, the best team remaining, and Kansas's Elite 8 win over Miami (1:08). Next, they discuss the top 5 of the NBA Draft and other first round big board changes they've made as a result of the tourney (9:53). They wrap up the basketball conversation with some notes on the NBA, including Phoenix's dominance and whether Booker has an MVP case, Memphis rolling without Ja Morant, Boston flying into the 1 seed, and a tank race for the ages (34:55). To close the show, the guys break down what the Tyreek Hill trade means for Kansas City, Miami, and the New York Jets (47:51).

Jackson and Peter discuss a wild week of NFL news, including Calvin Ridley's suspension, Rodgers returning to Green Bay, Russell Wilson to the Broncos, Wentz to Washington, Khalil Mack to the Chargers. They also touch on the quarterback market for the teams that need one and top free agent fits (1:05). Next, they cover the Suns separation from the West, the embarrassing Lakers, Western Conference threats, and the MVP race (33:15). To wrap it up, they compare their top 5 NBA big boards heading into the NCAA tourney (47:49).

Jackson and Peter play a new game called "What are the odds?" as they discuss the early Harden-Embiid showing, Zion's odds of returning this season, the Lakers and Nets stretch runs, LeBron's future in LA, and more (1:12). Next, they play NBA Draft matchmaker for the Thunder, Blazers, Grizzlies, and Spurs (27:26).

Jackson and Peter discuss the recent games they've watched and give out their Top 5 League Pass Rankings as of the All-Star break (0:47). Then, they re-evaluate their preseason NBA Awards picks and determine whether or not they will stick with them or bet on someone else (19:58).

Jackson and Peter begin the show by discussing all of the deadline moves, including the James Harden and Ben Simmons blockbuster. Then, they switch gears and discuss the upcoming draft class by mock drafting the top 10 picks (45:03). 

Jackson and Peter agree that it's a weird Super Bowl year before diving into how they think the game will play out. They make picks on the game and for the following prop bets: MVP, First Touchdown, Gatorade Color, and a handful more. Next, they break down the latest NFL hirings, including Mike McDaniel to the Dolphins, Doug Pederson to the Jaguars, Rich Bisaccia to the Packers, and Wink Martindale to the Giants.

Jackson and Peter look back at what went wrong for the Chiefs and what went right for the Rams on Championship Weekend, while giving credit to the Bengals and touching on Jimmy G's uncertain future (1:05) Next, they break down the latest NFL hirings, including Josh McDaniels to the Raiders, Nathaniel Hackett to the Broncos, Kevin O'Connell to the Vikings, and Brian Flores' lawsuit against the NFL (10:32). They quickly weigh in on Tom Brady's retirement (26:26) before discussing the case for Ja Morant, Nikola Jokic, and Devin Booker to win the MVP (29:22). To close they touch on the latest NBA trade buzz, including teams trying to poach Tyrese Haliburton, the Lakers trying to improve on the fringes, and whether or not the Pacers and Wizards should be sellers at the deadline (44:00).

Jackson and Peter deep dive into how the Rams beat Brady's Bucs, how Joe Burrow is Brady's heir apparent, how the 49ers look like a team of destiny, and what separates the men from the boys in playoff football (1:05) Next, they make their picks against the spread for the AFC and NFC Conference Championship games, before discussing Sean Payton semi-retiring, how the NFC South could be a dumpster fire next year, and who new Giants GM Joe Schoen might hire to be their next coach (16:50). Then, they switch it over and break down their respective top-10 NBA teams, with Jackson's focusing on right now and Peter's focusing on who can win the title (38:20) To wrap it up, the guys bring one last Ben Simmons trade idea as we approach the February 10th NBA trade deadline (1:01:42).

Jackson and Peter start the show by discussing the epic failures from the Dallas Cowboys and Arizona Cardinals before previewing each four of the Divisional Round matchups (1:18) Next, Peter asks Jackson to group the NBA rookie class into Chad Ford's draft tiers, meaning potential franchise players, potential All-Stars, and potential long-term starters on a contender (31:53). To wrap it up, Jackson asks Peter a series of questions about the 2022 NBA Draft class, including who should be the number one pick?, who are a couple of upperclassmen that could land in the lottery?, who should the Thunder draft, and who is a sure-thing and who is a home run swing? (51:17).

Jackson and Peter start the show by discussing the NFL's "Black Monday" and which of the Head Coach openings are the most desirable (0:54). Next, they preview the marquee games and best and worst playoff draws of NFL Super Wildcard Weekend (17:30) Switching over to hoops, the guys play NBA Cap or No Cap, touching on Ja Morant and the scorching-hot Grizzlies, Klay Thompson's return, All-Rookie First-Team, the Bulls Eastern Conference chances, and more (26:49). To wrap it up, they talk about the movies and shows they watched since the last pod, including Jackson finishing 'Succession' and starting 'Emily in Paris' and Peter watching 'Euphoria' and 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo' (53:02).

The boys are back! They start by recapping the best of College Football Bowl season, including Oklahoma State's comeback win over Notre Dame, Bob Stoops leading the Sooners over a depleted Oregon, Caleb Williams entering the transfer portal, Jaxon Smith-Injigba's nuclear Rose Bowl, Shane Beamer bringing South Carolina back to relevance, and more (1:46). Next, the guys draft their top seven Super Bowl contenders before touching on Baker Mayfield's tough end to the season, Joe Burrow's rise, and Peter admits that the Cowboys can't beat a good team (22:30). To wrap it up, they talk about the TV and movies that they watched over the holiday break, including 'Succession', 'Emily in Paris', 'Metropolitan', 'One Hour Photo', and 'Wild Things' (49:12:).

This episode is loaded! The guys recap the wildest college football Saturday in recent memory in order of Ohio State-Michigan, Alabama-Auburn, and Oklahoma-Oklahoma State (1:16). Next, they shed light on why Lincoln Riley made a great move going to USC (15:57). Then, Peter shares some 2022 NBA Draft risers following Feast Week (29:46). After, they discuss the NBA's two best teams, Golden State and Phoenix, before making their NFL best bets (44:15).

We start with Jackson's College Football Top 10 Rankings, touching on the big performances from Bryce Young and CJ Stroud, Oklahoma State and Notre Dame's shutout wins, and some speed round questions (1:10). Next, Peter describes the scenes from the Chiefs 19-9 win over Dallas before the guys make their Week 12 Bankroll Builders picks (19:43). To wrap it up, the guys highlight the best college hoops matchups this Feast Week (38:28).

Jackson and Peter start by discussing Kansas's wild upset win over Texas, and then compare Jackson's latest top 10 rankings with the CFB playoff committee's (1:01). After talking CFB, the boys preview the Chiefs vs Cowboys game, and then close with NFL Week 11 Bankroll Builders (21:54).

In this all hoops edition of the ATM, Jackson and Peter discuss the early stars of the college basketball season, including Paolo Banchero, Drew Timme, Chet Holmgren, Johnny Juzang, Jaime Jaquez Jr., Ochai Agbaji, and other notes (1:22). Then, the guys cover Demar DeRozan's torrid start, Caruso's impact, the scorching Suns, whether the Warriors should make an all-in trade, and of course, the Oklahoma City Thunder (18:54).

After Michigan State's loss to Purdue and Bama's close win over LSU, the College Football Playoff race is wide open outside of Georgia (1:01). Next, the guys go through their NFL MVP rankings in an effort to make sense of the NFL after a ridiculous Week 9 (19:00). To wrap it up, the guys preview the Kansas-Michigan State, Kentucky-Duke, Villanova-UCLA, and Texas-Gonzaga college hoops game taking place this week (39:38).

We start with Jackson's perspective on Oklahoma State's postseason ban (1:30). Next, the guys compare the College Football Playoff rankings to Jackson's rankings and run through the scenario's for each team to make the Playoff (4:48). In Bankroll Builders, Peter brings the 2-team teaser back, while Jackson brings a juicy parlay (20:33). To wrap it up, we play a game of NBA Cap or No Cap with the following topics (46:39):

The guys begin recapping the College Football week that was. Oklahoma and Cincinnati survived close ones, Oklahoma State went down in (fl)Ames, Penn State stinks, and the CFB Playoff picture is as fluid as ever (1:48). In the second half of the show, Jackson and Peter discuss the highlights of the first week of the NBA season, including the up-and-down Nets, red-hot Hornets, Bulls, and Warriors, Ja Morant's MVP start, the top rookie performances, and more (19:17).

The guys begin the show with Jackson's updated College Football Top 10 and other CFB housekeeping notes, including Oklahoma State's big win at Texas, Caleb Williams' sensational first start for Oklahoma, and how Iowa's loss to Purdue opens up the Big 10 (0:58). Next, Jackson and Peter recap a profitable Week 6 of NFL betting before laying out their best bets for Week 7 of the NFL season (13:44). To wrap it up, they make their pick for the Broncos at Browns (-2) 'Thursday Night Football' game (35:20).

Jackson and Peter are joined by longtime friend of the program Jack "Hot Take" Hale for the 3rd Annual ATM NBA Futures Special. The guys preview the beginning of the NBA season by making futures bets on each of the following awards:

At the top of the show, friend of the program and Dallas local Jacob Brasel joins to talk about his recent foray into sports betting, College Football Playoff possibilities, and his favorite picks of the college football and NFL slates (1:01). Next, Jackson and Peter recap their Week 5 NFL wagers and lay out their cards for Week 6. Jackson brings a longshot parlay, while Peters looks to build on a 90% year-to-date gain (34:58). To wrap it up, they make their pick for the Buccaneers at Eagles 'Thursday Night Football' game (57:49).

Jackson presents his updated college football top 10, and the guys break down an unbelievable weekend that included Texas A&M upsetting Alabama, Georgia staying dominant, Iowa winning an ugly one against Penn State, Oklahoma storming back against Texas and more (1:02). To wrap up the show, the guys give out a handful of fantasy football trade targets and ask some rapid fire questions about the rest of the season (16:52).

Jackson begins the action-packed episode by giving his updated college football top 10, and the guys preview the Red River Rivalry (which Peter will be attending) (1:30). Next, they discuss where the first-round rookie QB's currently stack up (17:30) and give NFL quarterly rankings for the top teams in the league (29:05). To close the show, Jackson and Peter finish with ole reliable Bankroll Builders (40:58).

In this Week 4 NFL preview the guys start with Bankroll Builders, recapping lessons learned from Week 3 and making cases for the bets on their Week 4 slips (4:45). Next, they decide if it's time to press the panic button on the Chiefs, Steelers, Patriots, Colts, Seahawks, and Falcons (34:45). To wrap it up, they preview the slate's top games and make their pick for the Jaguars at Bengals 'Thursday Night Football' game (56:05).

The guys start with Jackson's updated College Football Top 10 before looking ahead to a loaded Week 5 slate. Then, they discuss NFL Week 3's biggest storylines, including the Chiefs beating themselves, the Rams crushing Tampa, Big Ben's demise, the MVP race, and more. To wrap it up, they draft the top 5 Ryder Cup players they would want at their bachelor parties.

In this Week 3 NFL preview the guys start with Bankroll Builders and discuss a couple other marquee games that aren't on their cards (1:15). After week three bets, Jackson and Peter talk fantasy football and discuss how good or bad they feel about different players on the "confidence meter" (31:15). Then to bring the show to a close, they discuss TNF, new Ben Simmons rumors, and the Wolves surprise firing (47:31). 

The guys start with Jackson's College Football Top 10 (1:05). Then, they discuss NFL week two "Somethings or Nothings" (10:49). To finish the show, Peter and Jackson give a MVP Update (25:58) and discuss week two Fantasy implications (31:40). 

In this Week 2 NFL preview the guys start with Bankroll Builders, recapping lessons learned from Week 1 and making cases for the bets on their Week 2 slips (0:48). Next, they play Fantasy Tinder, swiping left or right on five players based on their Week 2 matchups (29:20). To wrap it up, they pick the Giants vs. Football Team 'Thursday Night Football' game (39:51).

Jackson unveils his updated CFB top 10, adjusting it for big wins from Oregon, Iowa, and Michigan (1:16). The guys then touch on their biggest takeaways from every Week 1 NFL game, including a big Chiefs' comeback, a strong Cowboys' game plan, Green Bay's stinker, fantasy notes, and much more (16:23). To wrap it up, they rank their MVP candidates, and Jackson gives out his top waiver wire pickups for Week 2 (44:45).

Jackson debuts new college football segment "10 in 10" as the guys recap Week 1 of the season (2:00). They then pick division winners for all 8 divisions, sleeper teams (23:03) and give out our favorite prop picks for the league's passing, rushing, and receiving leaders (36:06). Bankroll Builders returns as best bets for Week 1 of the NFL season are given out (42:43). To wrap it up, Jackson and Peter talk about Drake's new album, Ben Simmons, and some other random stuff (1:04:08). Football is so back!

Recurring guest and Minnesota native Lucas Olson hops on the ATM to discuss the Patriots releasing Cam Newton, expectations for the Vikings and the NFC North, NFL win total futures, Super Bowl favorite picks, playing against Duke studs in high school, Bishop Sycamore, the Timberwolves young core, and more.

In this wide receiver and tight end special, Jackson and Peter dive into their draft strategies at the WR and TE position, who should be the first pass-catcher off the board, breakout candidates, rookie options, top mid-round targets, and much, much more (4:52). In their closing segment, they answer listener questions for the upcoming fantasy season (48:13).

Jackson and Peter preview the quarterback position for the 2021-2022 fantasy season by answering the following:

In the second half of the show, the guys unveil their 10-Foot Pole List for the 2021-2022 fantasy year (the players they refuse to draft in any scenario).

Jackson and Peter start the show with early overreactions from the first day of the Vegas Summer League and discuss team USA's hard-fought gold medal win over France (1:22). Cap or No Cap returns as the guys break down the winners and losers of NBA free agency (11:52). Jackson gives out his top two tiers of fantasy running backs, and Peter analyzes mid-round values and a few sleepers to target (39:27). To wrap it up, the OG ATM segment, "The Hot Minute", returns after a lengthy sabbatical (1:11:30).

Jackson and Peter discuss the impact of Michael Thomas's extended absence, the fantasy value of Aaron Jones and Davante Adams, Nick Chubb's contract extension, and many more NFL training camp notes in "News or Noise?" (3:25). Next, the guys give out NBA Draft superlatives, including the Malcolm Brogdon Award for most likely Rookie of the Year drafted outside the top five, Wendy's 4 for 4 Award for best value pick, Max Kellerman "I Want Iguodala" Award for biggest reach, and more (24:44). In act three, they look into what to expect once NBA free agency begins Monday evening (1:15:42).

Peter is joined by his friend Tom Mitchell (no relation) to break down the latest NBA Draft rumors and to answer the last minute questions about this year's class. Topics include:

Jackson details his move from Tulsa to San Diego. Peter presents his top fantasy football stacks that can lead you to a 2021 title (1:30). The boys break down how Phoenix won Game 1 of the NBA Finals, adjustments they expect from each team moving forward, and whether or not the Chris Paul acquisition and Deandre Ayton draft pick will reshape team-building in the future (20:28). Next, they discuss how the Supreme Court NIL ruling will impact college athletics, before drafting starting fives of college athletes who would've made the most money off their name, image, and likeness (43:58). To wrap it up, they touch on the Cowboys appearing on 'Hard Knocks' and the loaded 2021-2022 KU basketball team.

Jackson and Peter unveil their new mock drafts following Tuesday night's NBA Draft Lottery (1:09). Next, they discuss the Kemba Walker for Al Horford trade and how OKC may approach the July draft (40:55). Then, they touch on the Suns' epic Game 2 victory over the Clippers and make predictions for the Hawks-Bucks "Bogdanovic Bowl" (53:03). To wrap it up, they throw out every Ben Simmons trade package known to man in an effort to help Daryl Morey determine how to fix the broken Sixers (1:09:55).

Jackson and Peter give their Top 10 Big Boards for the 2021 fantasy football season (1:35). Next, they discuss the impact of the Chris Paul COVID news and Kawhi's knee before digging into the Tim Cato and Sam Amick's article about drama in the Maverick's front office (28:25). Then, they touch on the departures of Stan Van Gundy in Orlando and Scott Brooks in Washington (42:25). To wrap it up, Peter calls Jackson out for his comments about the Nets (1:01:38).

Jackson and Peter assess the on-the-field and fantasy implications of the Julio Jones trade (0:47) Next, they discuss ways to improve the rosters of the Lakers (8:57) and Mavericks (24:15). Then, they cover each of the Conference Semifinals series (38:33). 

Jackson and Peter open with three bold predictions each and their way-too-early Super Bowl pick for the 2021 season. In the second act they touch on the Coach K news, Brad Stevens replacing Danny Ainge, and the offseasons ahead of the first-round playoff losers. To wrap it up, they talk about what the Lakers need to do to come back against Phoenix, Dame's all-time performance in Game 5, the Milwaukee-Brooklyn matchup and more.

Jackson and Peter open by brainstorming the best trade destinations for Julio Jones (1:00). Next, they discuss the biggest x-factor players in this year's NBA Playoffs (8:27) and touch on the stories of the first round. To wrap it up, Peter unveils his NBA Mock Draft 2.0 while Jackson plays devil's advocate (50:34).

Jackson and Peter begin with LeBron's "Eye Game" against the Golden State Warriors and discuss whether LeBron is the greatest villain in the NBA since Kobe. Next, they breakdown and make picks for each first-round series of the NBA Playoffs. To wrap it up, they reveal their picks to win the West, East, and NBA Finals.

Jackson and Peter cover Phoenix's lackluster finish to the season, the best playoff scenario for the Lakers, and other play-in situations (1:46). Next, they introduce new segment "Vroom or Skrt?", where they decide whether or not a franchise should stay the course or blow it up (19:10). To wrap it up, Jackson mock drafts the first round of the NBA Draft while Peter plays devil's advocate (45:40).

Jackson and Peter start by discussing the Aaron Rodgers shenanigans (0:27), and then share their top 20 moves of the 2021 NFL Draft based on team-fit, fantasy projections, and more (12:20). Next, they play NBA "Cap or No Cap" (40:24). To wrap it up, they brief you on the NBA Draft Lottery odds (56:50) and discuss the altcoins heading to the moon (1:01:05).

Jackson and Peter gathered the inside scoop from friends and fans around the country to hear what they expect from their favorite teams on draft night. 

Jackson first talks to die-hard Raiders fan Trent Falwell (00:41), then Tyler Lovett and Ethan Colley join the show to discuss the Broncos and Cowboys (11:04), and the final fan interview is no other than recurring guest and Patriots fan Andrew Hardie (27:29). Jackson is then rejoined by Peter to discuss the Jets, Giants, Vikings, Dolphins, and Chiefs (36:22). To wrap up the show, the guys gave out five prop bets they liked, and Jackson gave a breakdown of the franchises that are most likely to trade up for a quarterback on Thursday night (46:49).

Jackson and Peter start by discussing six players in an NFL Draft prospect over/under game. One person suggests a prospect and draft position, and the other must decide whether the prospect will be selected before or after that draft position. Next, they talk through the what the most-likely outcome will be for the NFL Draft's most burning questions. To wrap it up, they cover developments from the latest week of the NBA season.

As we enter the stretch run of the NBA season, Jackson and Peter breakdown the true championship pretenders and contenders (1:21) and how they think the MVP race will shake out (32:44). Next, they introduce two segments: "What's More Likely?" and "Highs & Lows" (38:48). To wrap it up, friend of the program Joey Ross joins the hosts to draft starting fives from ESPN's "NBA's best 25 under 25" hit-piece (51:55).

Jackson and Peter start by thanking the participants of their bracket challenge, breaking down Sam Darnold's fit in Carolina (4:15), and covering the latest news in the world of college hoops (9:00). For the main event, they mock draft the first round of the NBA Draft (16:55), and to end the show, Peter asks Jackson about the possibility of Chris Paul signing somewhere other than Phoenix this offseason (1:08:35).

Jackson and Peter start with college hoops, touching on Gonzaga's dominance over USC, the draft stocks of Evan Mobley, Jalen Suggs, Franz Wagner, Moses Moody, and Davion Mitchell, Mike Boynton's contract extension, KU roster changes, and other transfer news. Then, they team up to make the top 10 picks of the NFL Draft. To wrap it up, they fire through their favorite NFL offseason acquisitions.

Jackson and Peter unpack the biggest movers of the 2021 NBA trade deadline, including what to expect from the Bulls, Magic, Heat, Raptors, Nuggets, and others going forward (1:09). In the second half of the show, the guys discuss what they learned from the first two rounds of the NCAA tournament and who they expect to advance to next weekend's Final Four (49:51).

Jackson and Peter are joined by hoops historian and recurring guest Jack Urban to break down the NCAA March Madness bracket. The guys go quadrant by quadrant handing out upset predictions and Final Four Frontrunners, and then finish the show with a March Madness Mailbag (59:15). 

Jackson and Peter discuss what's next for Dallas after Dak Prescott signed a long-term deal (2:05). Next, they touch on NFL cap-casualties, free agents to watch, and other newsworthy transactions (7:54). Then, they talk about what NBA teams should be active leading up to the March 25th trade deadline, including the Knicks, Rockets, Hornets, and whether a Brandon Ingram to Golden State trade would make sense for both sides (16:11). To wrap it up, they cover Jalen Suggs dominant performance against BYU, Les Miles and Jeff Long's departure from Kansas, and more (56:34).

Jackson and Peter assess the seven tournament-bound teams in the Big 12: Oklahoma State (1:30), Kansas (12:45), Baylor (17:05), West Virginia (19:05), Texas (21:52), Oklahoma (26:05), and Texas Tech (27:10). Next, they talk about Victor Oladipo's uncertain future, the above .500 Knicks, and other NBA notes (33:57). To wrap it up, they reflect on the first 100 episodes of the ATM (55:44). Thanks to all of you who have tuned in!

Jackson and Peter discuss Russell Wilson's unhappiness in Seattle and his fit with each of his four preferred destinations (0:54). Then, they talk about the second half of the season has in store for the Jazz, Suns, Spurs, Mavericks, Hornets and others (14:05). To wrap it up, they detail the NBA Top Shot pack opening they took part in on Wednesday evening (42:29).

Jackson and Peter discuss Zion and the Pelicans' Sunday win over Boston, Brad Beal trade packages, and an update on a few NBA Draft prospects, including the G League Ignite stars, Jalen Johnson, and Villanova's Jeremiah Robinson-Earl. In the second half of the show, the guys attempt to explain the digital collectible craze that is NBA Top Shot.

Jackson and Peter begin the episode by touching on their thoughts/takeaways from Super Bowl LV, and then preview some of the biggest storylines for this wildly anticipated NFL offseason. They finish the show with the first NBA mock draft of the year (lottery only) and discuss some other talented prospects that didn't make the draft.

Jackson and Peter are joined by longtime friend of the program, Jack "Snacks" McGrath, for a snake draft of their top 15 Super Bowl bets. The trio hits everything from game-related wagers to the most exotic props available.

Jackson and Peter discuss the AFC and NFC Championship games before covering 10 quarterbacks that may be on the move this offseason. Next, they provide a quarterly progress report for the NBA, hitting on MVP favorites, Rookie of the Year, and what a few struggling teams need to do to turn their seasons around. To wrap it up, they chime in on the r/WallStreetBets phenomenon.

Jackson and Peter preview the AFC and NFC Championship games before giving out their best bet of the weekend (0:52). Next, they discuss whether they would "swipe left" or "swipe right" on each of this year's NFL head coaching hires (14:15). Then, they rank their top 5 fan bases in pro sports (45:05) before finishing the show with an NBA-centric version of "Cap or No Cap" (54:52).

Jackson and Peter start with the biggest winners and losers of the blockbuster James Harden trade (2:45). Next, they discuss Gordon Hayward's hot start in Charlotte, the Wizards gloomy future, and Mike Budenholzer's latest tweak to the Bucks' offense (31:15). Then, they switch gears and discuss their favorite plays for each of the NFL Divisional Round matchups (56:45). To wrap up the show, they talk about potential hires for the Eagles, Dan Quinn's fit in Dallas, and the mess that the Houston Texans have created for Deshaun Watson (1:12:58).

Jackson and Peter dive into the first week or so of NBA action by giving their biggest takeaways and overreactions thus far. The guys touch on teams and players they are bullish on, as well as teams and players they are skeptical of. It is truly a NBA deep-dive for all you hoops fans. 

Jackson and Peter bring back "Who Gets The Bag?" to breakdown the contract extensions for the 2017 NBA Draft Class (1:16). Then, recurring guest and basketball historian, Jack Urban, joins Peter for a dive into the college basketball landscape. Topics include:

To wrap up the show, Jack and Peter make picks against the spread for the NBA on Christmas Day games (1:14:28).

Jackson and Peter are joined by recurring guest Jack Hale to make NBA futures picks for the upcoming season. The picks they make include:

Jackson and Peter begin by debating whether or not Oklahoma State should move on from Mike Gundy (2:25). Then, Peter proposes three unexpected trade destinations for James Harden (12:25). Next, the guys cover a variety of college hoops, including Kansas's up-and-down start, Cade Cunningham's promise, and five other young stars you need to watch this season (29:25). To wrap it up, they give out their NFL Week 14 picks in "Bankroll Builders" (59:00). 

With the action-packed week that encompassed essentially the entire NBA offseason in the rearview, Jackson and Peter break down all of the trades, draft picks, and free agent signings by giving offseason grades for all 30 teams.

Jackson and Peter open the show by discussing some of the latest NBA trade rumors that include CP3 to Phoenix, Westbrook getting shipped out of Houston, and Dennis Schröder to the Lakers. After the trade rumors, the guys tease Wednesday night's NBA draft with their own mock draft for picks 1-20. Peter takes the teams with odd numbered picks, and Jackson takes the evens. 

Jackson and Peter preview the upcoming NBA draft by each giving one prospect they love, another that "won't suck", and a dream fit for a player of their choice. They bring the show to a close by each stating three Bold Predictions going into the draft. 

Jackson and Peter hand out Week 7 NFL Awards (1:01), discuss attractive fantasy football trade targets (13:30), breakdown their own power rankings through 7 weeks (28:49), and finish it off with their Week 8 picks in "Bankroll Builders" (39:21).

Jackson and Peter begin the show by discussing the benching of Ryan Fitzpatrick and promotion of Tua Tagovailoa (1:42). Then, they hand out Week 6 NFL Awards (8:18). Next, Jackson sees if he can build off of a hugely profitable week in "Bankroll Builders" (22:05). To wrap it up, a longtime friend of the program, Snacks McGrath, joins to check in on the college football landscape before ending the show on the "Hot Seat" (46:20). 

.Jackson and Peter recap the Red River Rivalry, hand out Week 5 NFL Awards, make more money-making picks for Bankroll Builders, and preview some of what we can expect in what will be a turbulent NBA offseason.

Jackson and Peter begin the show with the latest NFL news and a quick lookahead towards Saturday's Red River Rivalry (6:35). NFL Awards are back for Week 4, including the Fantasy MVP, "Hold My Beer", Most Overblown Offseason Storyline, and "I Still F'ing Got It" awards (9:15). Next, we hear from Adam Gase, Matt Patricia, Dan Quinn, and Anthony Lynn in "Post-Game Pressers" (19:45). "Bankroll Builders" continues after another profitable week (34:30), and the boys close the show with their thoughts on who will replace Bill O'Brien and the Lakers Game 4 win over Miami (1:01:57).

Jackson and Peter introduce a completely original set of NFL awards to recap Week 3 (5:52). Next, they handicap three of the most intriguing Week 4 matchups, including Pats-Chiefs, Bills-Raiders, and Eagles-49ers (19:00). Finally, the duo gives out their Week 4 locks in  "Bankroll Builders" (49:02) before closing with their thoughts on Heat-Lakers Game 1, Doc Rivers to the 76ers, Oladipo wanting out of Indiana, and the latest controversial Kyrie quote ().

Jackson and Peter dive deep into the second week of the NFL season, breaking down the most impressive teams, biggest disappointments, and early fantasy findings from two weeks of football (1:59). Next, they pick the 2-0, 1-1, and 0-2 teams they think have the most potential (51:40) before a brief preview of Thursday Night Football (55:48). To wrap up the show, the hosts give out their Week 3 gambling picks in "Bankroll Builders" (58:20) and close by sharing their thoughts on the Chicago Bulls' hiring of Billy Donovan and other NBA news (1:11:30).

Peter and Jackson are back to breakdown the first week of the NFL season. They cover head-turning teams to pay attention to (2:30), head-scratching teams with work to do (18:22), and fantasy players to fight for (29:32) and flee from (43:05). Next, after a profitable start to the season, they hand out their best bets for Week 2 in "Bankroll Builders." (54:24) And finally, the duo discusses Heat-Celtics Game 1 and the Nuggets' miraculous 3-1 comeback against the Los Angeles Clippers (1:10:24).

Peter and Jackson get you ready for opening night of the NFL with the following 10 storylines, questions, and bold predictions:

The guys take a quick intermission to give their best bets for Week 1 and do a little bankroll building. They finish the show with a NBA Playoff update and State of the Thunder Address.

Peter and Jackson are joined by fellow Oklahoma natives Jack Hale and Mitchell Spyres to discuss the Oklahoma City Thunder's heartbreaking Game 7 loss to the Houston Rockets, what could have gone differently, and what the direction of the franchise looks like moving forward. 

Peter and Jackson are back with the first ever ATM mailbag! For 24 hours leading up to the episode, fans sent in fantasy football questions that ranged from "what will happen with Alvin Kamara and Leonard Fournette?" to "Who is QB3 behind Patrick Mahomes and Lamar Jackson". We've got your questions answered. After the fantasy mailbag, the guys finish with a quick NBA playoff update on the Houston-OKC, Denver-Utah, and Toronto-Boston matchups. 

The fellas begin with the top storylines of the playoffs, including two bounce-back performances from the OKC Thunder, the spectacular play of Donovan Mitchell and Luka Doncic, a bleak future for the Philadelphia 76ers, and more. Then, Jackson and Peter debut a new NBA segment called "Tradebusters" before finishing the show with Eastern Conference Round 2 picks and a mock draft of the NBA lottery (last 30 minutes of the show).

The fellas begin with the top storylines from the Orlando bubble, including Damian Lillard's spectacular run, what's next for the Suns and Nets, and what to make of the fledgling 76ers. Then, Jackson and Peter run through their first round picks before ending the show with a couple of hot takes for the playoffs.

Hot Take Hale returns to the ATM to discuss Devin Booker giving the Clippers buckets, updated 8-seed picks, the present and future of the Oklahoma City Thunder, and how the NFL Top 100 snubbed Patrick Mahomes (0:04). In the second half of the show, Jackson and Peter talk about the top performers of the NBA restart in the form of All-Bubble Teams (36:13).

In this special NBA edition of the ATM, Jackson and Peter dive into the Knicks hiring of Tom Thibodeau, standouts and takeaways from the Orlando scrimmages, best bets for the eight seeding games, NBA Awards picks, and All-NBA teams.

The guys start the show with a healthy dose of NBA news before discussing the Pelicans' odds to win the 8-seed, title favorites, and the idea that superteams are being formed within the bubble. To wrap it up, they preview the AFC North based on Vegas win totals.

In this fantasy-exclusive episode, Jackson and Peter bring light to six players that nobody seems to be talking about. Each one of them has a chance to exceed projections and make a big difference for your team this year.

At The Minute is officially a year old, so Jackson and Peter start by rehashing some of their favorite memories from their first year of podcasting. Then, they preview the AFC South before discussing Chris Jones's extension with the Chiefs and the latest buzz from the NBA bubble.

Jackson and Peter break down Patrick Mahomes' record-breaking contract (1:30), brainstorm new name ideas for the Washington Redskins (15:10), preview the AFC West (23:50), and discuss the latest NBA players to opt out of the Orlando bubble (46:00).

Jackson and Peter break down what signing Cam Newton means for the Patriots, preview the AFC East, and discuss JR Smith replacing Avery Bradley on the Lakers' roster. Then, they wrap up episode 66 with a pair of scorching hot takes.

With Jackson out this week, Peter attempts to create a solo pod. Topics include Cade Cunningham staying at Oklahoma State, hyping up the 2020-21 Kansas basketball team, Luguentz Dort's four-year Thunder deal, NBA players opting out of the bubble, the English Premier League Lock of the Weekend, and how #CancelCulture is impacting Columbus, Ohio.

In this fantasy-exclusive episode, Jackson and Peter discuss 10 players they believe are sure-fire picks in the first five rounds of your fantasy draft. To end the show, they play a few rounds of the "Name Game" and touch on Jamal Adams' most recent trade request.

.After a week off, Jackson and Peter are back to discuss the NCAA's sanctioning of Oklahoma State men's basketball, the 22-team NBA, who will win the Western Conference's 8 seed, and a new segment called "Questions for the GM."

In this fantasy-exclusive episode, Jackson and Peter determine if they are buying, holding, or selling stock in a top crop of fantasy quarterbacks. To end the show, they share their favorite strategies for drafting QBs.