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In this week’s episode, Dom and Chris recap a weak NFL Wild Card round and preview this week’s divisional round matchups. Can the Rams upset the Eagles? Will the Ravens-Bills winner make a run to the Super Bowl? Next, they discuss the college football playoff semifinal games and preview the Notre Dame-Ohio State championship game. Plus, they talk about the beginning of the Arch Manning era in Texas. Next, they break down what’s going on in the NBA, including the impressive Cavs and Thunder, the Knicks lack of a bench, and the surprise Pistons. Finally, they talk about how scary the fires in Los Angeles have been and thank the firefighters and first responders for all their bravery. Please listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts and follow us on Instagram: @dominationsportsnation

Dom and Chris are back from their fall hiatus to wrap up with one final show in 2024. They review the NFL season and discuss why it was a boring one. Plus, they talk about their trip to the Meadowlands to see the Giants play the Saints and debate what the team will do now that they no longer have the #1 pick. Next, they preview the college football playoff matchups, led by the Oregon-Ohio State showdown in the Rose Bowl, and analyze the other quarterfinal games. Then, they recap their trip to New York to see a Knicks game at Madison Square Garden for the first time. In addition, they talk about the declining ratings for NBA games and give their thoughts on what Adam Silver can do to improve the quality of play. They then discuss the Yankees World Series failure and loss of Juan Soto in free agency and talk about their key free agent signings headed into 2025. Finally, the guys gave their final thoughts on what they liked in sports in 2024 and recapped their brutal loss in the fantasy football championship. Happy New Year and be sure to download, subscribe, and rate our show wherever you get your podcasts!

On this week’s episode, Dom and Chris recap week 2 in the NFL, discuss Tua’s latest concussion, the surprising/disappointing teams so far (Saints, Bucs, Rams, and Ravens), and try to figure out why offenses and young QBs are struggling so far.Then, they give their fantasy football advice and preview the top matchups in week 3, and talk about NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowsi’s surprising retirement from ESPN.Finally, they discuss the exciting MLB Wild Card races and the recent UFC event at the Sphere in Las Vegas. Be sure to download and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, and follow us on Instagram: @dominationsportsnation.

Dom and Chris are back from summer break and so is football! On this week’s episode, they discuss an eventful week 1 in the NFL, including the surprising and disappointing teams - the pathetic Giants and contenders like the 49ers, Lions, Texans, and Chiefs. Next, they talk about Tom Brady’s mediocre (at best) performance in his debut as a Fox analyst. Did he even prepare for his first game? Then, the guys give their fantasy football recap - strong performances from Josh Allen, Anthony Richardson, and Cooper Kupp, and give their advice on who to target on the waiver wire. Finally, they analyze the new landscape of college football with the expansion of the Big 10 and SEC, Texas routing Michigan, Norte Dame’s shocking loss to Northern Illinois, and Oregon struggling to beat Boise State. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast, follow us on Instagram @dominationsportsnation, and listen to us on the Inside Sports Fantasy Football podcast.

Dom and Chris are joined by Gerald Glassford of the Inside Sports Fantasy Football, Lakers Fast Break, and Pop Culture Cosmos podcasts. They preview Super Bowl LVIII between the Chiefs and 49ers and discuss the scene around the first-ever Super Bowl in Las Vegas - including Taylor Swift’s flight from Tokyo the night before the game. The guys then discuss Gerald’s championship in their fantasy football all-league, before getting into some NBA topics: the Lakers defeating the Knicks, LeBron James’ future, Doc Rivers leaving ESPN to coach the Bucks, and the potential for an NBA team in Vegas. Finally, they talk about the state of podcasting and Gerald’s 15 years of experience in the medium, before wrapping up with some Grammys and Oscars talk.