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Pats Cut Cam Newton, Plus CFB Over/Unders With Stanford Steve

Russillo shares his thoughts on the biggest headline from NFL roster cuts before talking with ESPN’s Stanford Steve about which teams to look out for during the college football season

By Ryen Russillo


Russillo shares his thoughts on the biggest headline from NFL roster cuts, the Patriots releasing Cam Newton, as well as a few other roster decisions throughout the league (0:28), before talking with ESPN’s Stanford Steve about which teams they are looking at to have a good college football season, as well as some of their favorite win totals bets (11:45). Finally, Ryen answers some listener-submitted Life Advice questions (52:15).

Host: Ryen Russillo
Guest: Stanford Steve
Producers: Kyle Crichton and Steve Ceruti

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