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Munaf Manji and SleepyJ talk NFL player prop betting for week 2. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Munaf Manji, Dave Essler and SleepyJ talk NFL recap from week 1. Plus the guys preview Monday night football for the broncos and chiefs. Munaf Manji and Dave Essler open the week with a full recap of everything that shaped NFL Week 1, joined by Sleepy J for an extended breakdown of injuries, line movement and a marquee Monday Night Football matchup between the Denver Broncos and Kansas City Chiefs. The show starts with New England's A.J. Brown suffering a high ankle sprain, prompting a discussion of Mack Hollins stepping into a bigger role over Romeo Doubs and DeMario Douglas as the Patriots prepare to host Pittsburgh in Week 2. From there the crew covers Myles Garrett's knee surgery and stint on injured reserve, and what that means for a Los Angeles Rams defense already without Aaron Donald in its season opener against San Francisco. Baltimore's receiving corps also took a hit, with Zay Flowers battling a hamstring issue and rookie Ja'Kobi Lane sidelined several weeks with a fractured wrist ahead of a home date with New Orleans. The hosts also unpack Kyler Murray's concussion in Minnesota's opener against Green Bay and what Carson Wentz taking over means for the Vikings heading into Chicago. Sleepy J runs through a broader injury ledger covering the Steelers, Jets and Lions before the conversation shifts to the weekend's biggest upset, Arizona's outright win over the Los Angeles Chargers, a result that gutted survivor pools nationwide and left Essler questioning the Chargers' identity heading into Week 2. The back half of the show is dedicated entirely to Monday Night Football, with Manji and Essler both leaning toward Denver getting points at home against Kansas City, citing Sean Payton's track record as a play caller and a Broncos defense they view as the stronger unit. Sleepy J takes a more cautious approach, wary of an unusually short line and preferring to attack the total instead of picking a side. The group dives deep into player props, breaking down Patrick Mahomes' pass attempt total against a retooled Chiefs secondary featuring Alohi Gilman, rookie cornerback Mansoor Delane and a returning L'Jarius Sneed, along with Denver's receiver options now that Jaylen Waddle lines up next to Courtland Sutton. Before wrapping, the hosts flag a handful of early Week 2 numbers they like, including New England laying points against Pittsburgh and Cleveland getting a full touchdown against Tampa Bay. A long stretch of the show is reserved for Chicago's historic offensive explosion, a fifty nine point outburst against Carolina that has Manji and Sleepy J debating whether sportsbooks can even price the Bears' totals correctly given head coach Ben Johnson's stated goal of building the highest scoring offense in league history. The conversation touches on quarterback Caleb Williams, running backs D'Andre Swift and Kyle Monangai, and a deep receiver room led by Rome Odunze, Luther Burden III and Kalif Raymond, along with a look ahead to Chicago's Week 2 total against Minnesota that the crew believes is priced too low. Sleepy J closes the discussion with a historical look at how rarely the league has seen pregame totals in the mid fifties and what that trend suggests about where Chicago's number could eventually land. The show wraps with the crew's official best bets for the week, a reminder to use promo code SACK60 for savings on a full NFL season access package, and a preview of an upcoming player props show. It is a wire to wire breakdown built for anyone looking to sharpen their approach to Week 2 of the NFL season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and Dave Essler talk NFL betting for Week 1. Munaf Manji and Uncle Dave Essler open the NFL season with a brand new weekly format, breaking down a full Week 1 slate, handing out best bets, and setting the stage for a Monday recap show that will carry the crew through the season. The headline story sits in Pittsburgh, where the Atlanta Falcons arrive with real quarterback uncertainty. Tua Tagovailoa was named the Week 1 starter before an oblique injury popped up in Thursday practice, opening the door for Cooper Rush to potentially take the reins against a Steelers team now led by new head coach Mike McCarthy following the long Mike Tomlin era. Munaf lays out the timeline at 2:32 while Dave, at 3:56, leans hard into the under, arguing Pittsburgh's defense remains legitimate regardless of who plays quarterback and that a young Steelers offensive line will limit what Aaron Rodgers can do on the move. Both land on the under 41.5. From there the two move to Baltimore visiting Indianapolis, where the Ravens are three and a half point road favorites with Daniel Jones back from injury for the Colts and new Ravens head coach Jesse Minter making his debut after serving as the Chargers defensive coordinator a season ago. Dave, at 9:22, calls it a wrong team favored spot and backs Indianapolis at plus three and a half, trusting Colts head coach Shane Steichen over an unproven new staff in Baltimore, and Munaf agrees at 12:54, pointing to efficiency numbers that favor the Colts. The conversation then shifts to Cincinnati, where the Bengals are laying three and a half at home against Tampa Bay with a rebuilt defense that added Dexter Lawrence, Bryan Cook, and Jonathan Allen this offseason. Dave backs the Buccaneers team total under at 15:27, and Munaf goes a step further, taking Tampa Bay outright at plus three and a half and citing a history of slow Cincinnati starts under head coach Zach Taylor. The Packers and Vikings clash gets its own segment at 21:13, with Kyler Murray making his first start at quarterback for Minnesota and Micah Parsons sidelined for Green Bay. Dave breaks from a colleague's earlier take to back the Vikings, and Munaf projects a 23 to 20 final while liking the under 46.5. Sunday Night Football between the Cowboys and Giants closes out the main card at 28:17, with new Giants head coach John Harbaugh looking to flip a franchise that has dropped a striking number of one score games, and both hosts land on the Giants team total over 22.5. Munaf wraps the card with a look at Buffalo visiting Houston, detailing a strong recent history for the Texans defense against Josh Allen specifically and settling on the Texans plus one and a half alongside the under 44.5 as his top best bet of the week, while Dave's top play is the Bengals team total under bought up to 24.5. Along the way the two touch on shorter looks at the Lions, Saints, Dolphins, Eagles, Commanders, Bears, and Panthers, and remind listeners about a discounted All Access subscription at Pregame.com. The episode closes with a preview of what is ahead, a full Monday recap show breaking down the weekend's line moves and a Monday Night Football preview between the Broncos and Chiefs, kicking off a schedule that will run twice a week for the entire season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices