In this electrifying episode of the Chop Shop Show, host and crew dive deep into the world of college and pro football with a star-studded panel including world-famous Coach Waldo, AKF Greg, correspondent T. Brian, former USF standout Amari Jackson, and Quick Grizzly from Quick Collection. Kicking off with hot takes on Shiloh Sanders' release from the Broncos, the group debates whether it was due to performance issues, lack of reps, or unfounded racism claims, emphasizing his undrafted status and inconsistent play from Colorado to the pros. They praise Deion Sanders' legacy but question if his sons have earned the same bravado, highlighting Shiloh's out-of-position plays and Shador's potential as a fourth-string QB despite solid decision-making. The conversation shifts to Colorado's upcoming season, predicting 6-7 wins against a tough schedule including Georgia Tech and Utah, while critiquing the program's circus-like atmosphere over football focus. Panelists share insights on NFL drafts, HBCU impacts, and player development, with Amari stressing daily practice evaluations. Rapid fire segments reveal favorite players like Jamar Chase and Patrick Surtain, desserts (cheesecake reigns supreme), movies, and road trip artists including R. Kelly and Jay-Z. The episode wraps with high school football picks for Tampa Bay area games, spotlighting matchups like Tampa Catholic vs. Jesuit and Plant City vs. Durant, plus the Chop Shop Player of the Week: Preston Beckham. Announcements tease a move to Red Star Live for Monday night lives starting September 8, promising drink specials and giveaways. Packed with unfiltered opinions, laughs, and expert analysis, this episode is a must-listen for football fans gearing up for the season. (1,248 characters)
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