Henry Chisholm joins the show with a fresh camp report and an update on our offseason undrafted rookie episode. From how Marvin Mims could be on double duty with special teams and offense to who the other breakouts have been, plus the undrafted report and why a couple of skill players are worth watching this preseason. Then we switch gears and Dre picks Hank's brain on what the biggest needs on the roster are going into the season as the Broncos finally have a first-round pick. We couldn't end the episode without an update on how the sophomores from the 2022 draft class are looking and much more.

The Draft pod is back breaking down all the awards for the 2023 NFL rookie class and Heisman race in college football. From if Caleb Williams can make history and repeat as Heisman winner to if Marvin Harrison Jr. is in the right setting to contend for the award, to if Drake Maye is a better prospect than Heisman frontrunner we get into all the favorites for the award plus our best longshots. Then the boys turn their attention to the NFL where the top quarterbacks might not be the favorites we'd bet on and why an underwhelming linebacker class might just be the value bets on the defensive side.

Seismic changes are happening in college football and the draft pod is always thinking ahead to what the bigger implications are for the sport we love so dearly. With the death of the Pac-12 and Big 12 expanding to 16 teams, while the Big Ten adds Washington and Oregon, what does it all mean for what should be a legendary 2024 season? How will this impact styles in college football to the pros? will coaches stay in the college game or bolt for the pros more readily? what does this mean for the top prospects staying in school longer? We tackle that and much more as we analyze all that's happened in college football realignment over the last few weeks while considering the greater ramifications.