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Which 2-0 NFL Teams are FOR REAL? Plus Dart, Daniels Injuries & CFB Week 4 Preview | SVPod
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Scott Van Pelt and Stanford Steve Coughlin discuss Week 2 of the NFL and look ahead to Week 4 in college football. There are 8 0-2s and 8 2-0s in the NFL. Who is legit? SVP is buying MOST of the 2-0s… but not all. Injuries headline the week as Caleb Williams, Jayden Daniels and Jaxson Dart all went down, and SVP acknowledges how one play can unfortunately derail a team’s entire season. Plus, a word on the Steelers offense being in ROUGH shape, the Broncos bounce back, the Chargers’ DISASTROUS start and more. It’s a big weekend in college football and Steve is headed to Rocky Top to see who the real UT is between Tennessee and Texas. But USC-Oregon are poised for a thrilling showdown, Ole Miss and Florida battle in The Swamp and watch out Indiana as Northwestern is playing good ball. Additionally, taking a look at Iowa-Michigan, how Case Keenum has hung around, Steve’s one wish for NFL Week 3, how SVP simply guessed the pick-up time in LA and more. | SVPod
0:00 Intro
0:43 SVP’s beef with DMV roads
3:38 SVP’s HS tours
5:23 How many 2-0 teams are you buying?
6:28 Reasons to buy the Bengals
11:00 Other intriguing 2-0 teams
14:10 What to make of LAC’s disastrous start
18:53 Breaking down the 0-2 teams
25:35 QB injuries headline Week 2
30:18 Case Keenum is still doing it
32:47 What makes Dart, Daniels injuries so deflating
38:45 Steelers offense is ROUGH
41:48 BAL loses another early home game
46:18 CFB Week 4 look ahead
1:05:03 Steve’s wish for NFL Week 3
1:07:50 Afternoon musings
1:12:47 Thanks for watching
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