A View From the Couch

It's draft time, which means we will see both booms and busts announced on Thursday night. In today's episode, we discuss how guys we have never heard of end up getting drafted each and every year, why quarterbacks are not a wise investment in the first round, and we will discuss just a little bit more about the Falcons' pick at #4. We will also take a look at a couple of Georgia Bulldogs who may...

Unfortunate injuries, new faces, and a chance to get back into Sanford Stadium. The expectations for the upcoming season couldn’t be higher, and after spring practice, there is no reason to think Georgia shouldn’t be in the thick of the national title hunt.

The Masters delivered, as always, but some of the biggest names in golf failed to capitalize on their chance to grab a Green Jacket. The Braves are as up and down as it gets, and United continue on in Champions League.

The Falcons sit in a great position at number 4 in this year’s NFL draft. There are a ton of options for the team to chose from, but who is the best fit for an underachieving team? Do you draft the QB of the future? Do you add an offensive weapon? Do you sure up the offensive line? Is there any chance the Falcons get this right?

The sports world turns its attention to Augusta Georgia for the Masters.

I’m on the record, but please don’t take it too seriously! Ready for the season to start!

A longer episode finishing out the preview for the Braves. The season is coming! The pen should be good. The bench underwhelms, and Snit, well, he’s Snit.

In 2021, maybe more than ever, the idea that you can never have too much starting pitching will prove to be true. Luckily, the Braves’ starters are talented, deep, and poised to be the backbone of the team.

Two young players. One is inexperienced and the other lacks experience altogether. What can we expect from the guys at the bottom of the Braves’ order?

Dansby is loved by Braves Country, but unlike Acuna and Albies, the Braves have not locked Dansby up long-term. In today’s episode, we take a hard look at the difficult situation on the horizon for the Braves and their young shortstop.

A year ago, I couldn’t say his name. Now, he’s coming off a spectacular season and looking to have another great year to propel him into free agency.

Last year, Ozuna replaced and surpassed the production the Braves lost when Josh Donaldson went to the Twins. This year, he has a four-year contract to be Freddie Freeman’s personal line-up protection. There’s just one, small, problem...

The cornerstone. The leader. The Face of the Franchise. The MVP.

Will the Braves’ second baseman be the hitter that benefits most from having Chipper Jones in the Braves’ dugout in 2021? I think so. If I’m right, Albies will have an all-star season.

The Braves’ mega stud is coming off a bit of a down year in 2020. Will 2021 be the year where Ronald puts it all together and begins reaching for the title of best player in baseball?

The Dawgs finish out one of the best signing classes in the nation, but a HUGE question looms. Meanwhile, the obvious choice for the Braves seems like it has stumped the front office.

The schedule came out today and it has to be the most manageable schedule Georgia has had under Kirby. While that sounds great, it means that the already high expectations for next season just went up even higher.

It wasn’t exciting but it was historic. Alabama wins their 6th title in 12 years, and cement their place as the greatest dynasty in college football history. We might not like talking about their greatness, but we need to recognize and appreciate it, because it will never happen again.

Jeremy Timmerman joins me as we look ahead to the national championship game between Ohio State and Alabama.

Three big games and three segments reacting to each game. The dawgs win a thriller, while the Tide and Buckeyes punch their tickets to Miami.

3 games, about 12 hours, and a truly special start to 2021. This week, I preview the Peach Bowl, Rose Bowl, and Sugar Bowl.

The playoff field is set and so are the New Year’s 6. Overall, the committee did well, but we deserve more. Let’s push the envelope. Let’s see if too much of a good thing is a good thing. 2 was fine, 4 is good, but 8 would be great. It’s time to expand the college football playoffs, and I’ll give you the one and only reason you need for supporting expansion.

The coaching carousel spins as the pandemic surges. Conspiracies abound as rivals consider canceling games while conferences have to re-think rules that were dumb to start with. Bad teams struggle to field a team because of social statements and the playoff race is a mess. So, even in 2020, college football delivers.

Better late than never!

Why Daniels performance on the field was the second most impressive performance he had on Saturday night. Big issues at some of the biggest programs in the nation, and while the CFP committee is about to release their first rankings, I tell you my rankings, which are totally unimportant.