Off The Dome

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a late published episode due to scheduling this week, Harry announces he is fully on board with the Bills Mafia Bandwagon before Ryan joins to discuss the Gruden situation, last weeks games, play a buy/sell stock game of teams, and give his picks for next week. 

Ryan joins Harry to go over some of the wild week 4 news before doing picks for this weeks games. 

Before discussing the idea of clearly dominant teams at the top giving way to a field full of teams where anyone could best or fall to anyone else on any given day, and its effects on the CFP not only this year but for future expansion potential, Harry rants about Cuse and Colorado football. 

Week 3 has passed and its time to appreciate just what talent we are seeing on the field every game. Then, Ryan McCaskie joins to talk whether teams are real or fake-especially in the AFC West. Finally we wrap up on our picks for next weeks games. 

Clemson is out, Oregon, OSU, OU slipping, but bama and UGA stay strong at the top. 

Harry gives a rundown on his favorite spreads and totals heading into the weekend. 

Opening on the NY teams in the NFL, particularly focusing on the Jets inability to surround and sustain success for their young QB's, before talking about the Giants utter ineptitude and the Bills building up to something great. Next, big things coming up for Syracuse this weekend as Harry attends the game, and the Buffs look---pathetic to say the least. 

A lil rant to open the pod by both Ryan and Harry on their respective favorite teams after some horrendous performances this past week, before jumping into surprises by week 2 and the best 0-2 teams and worst 2-0 teams in the league. Finally, they wrap up on picking winners in next weeks games, going head to head in 4 matchups. 

The teams that want it more will win-or at least compete-against the favorites with stocked rosters. This creates chaos in the rankings as we inch closer to the first CFP rankings release, and gives fuel to the fire for the fans of teams finally allowed back in stadiums to give actual home field advantages yet again. 

Ryan McCaskie joins Off The Dome to discuss if what we saw week one on the field is legit or a farce. Then, a game of Good, Bad, or Lucky? 

Fall is here, School is in session, so Harry opens up on his favorite CFB teams in 'Cuse and CU shittin' the bed on offense while being stellar on D against two teams with a high variance of skill before diving into the Jets trying to lay the foundation for the future in a revenge game against their former young QB. Finally, a somber yet hopeful rant on the Mets season as we probably kiss the odds at making the playoffs goodbye. 

Conference realignment changes to open before getting animated over the chaos in week 2 of this college football season that shook up the rankings. Then we close on games to keep an eye on next week!

The Ramblin' Gamblin' man is back with his favorite picks for season win total Over/Unders, Championship, and Awards betting, as well as his favorite takes for this weeks CFB games. 

Cam gets released, the Jets make some trades, and New Orleans cant play in the Superdome-our final preseason thoughts before the regular season kicks off next week!

Harry tackles his favorite teams he grew up on and the issues they face in the sports that are currently playing or about to play. 

Harry is here to talk about the value of this season before any major realignment a divisional reclassification occurs as well as talk about some other interesting week one matchups outside of the top ranked games to open the year. 

Ryan joins Harry for part 2 of the season preview, predicting division winners, playoff contenders, and results across the NFC before the season begins. 

Harry and Ryan tackle the AFC division by division predicting who will end up in playoff contention, and who will be in the dumps.

Harry dives in solo on preseason rankings and big name teams being overplaced before talking about the huge week 1 games coming up that shape CFP discussions and finishes on some college superstars other than QBs you should keep your eye on.

Ryan McCaskie joins the pod weekly for our NFL hit. This week the boys talk about rookie QB's and which teams will need a QB next year, before chatting about teams and players that will surprise us for better or worse this season. 

Final thoughts on the free agent and trade moves that dictated a relatively quiet offseason by NBA standards, including how the moves and draft will affect the upcoming 2021-2022 season. 

Welcome back! The title says it all as Harry rants about college football realignment being unavoidable, dives into potential newcomers to the CFP this season, and talks some QB's that can make it to the NFL and be successful.

Ryan McCaskie joins Harry Hubbard to discuss some QB drama from the offseason, covid concerns affecting teams this year, and bits and pieces from around the league to wrap up the pod!

Oh man the freaking Knicks are back at it... What a surprising draft with an underlying theme, free agent hopefuls for the Knicks (lol) and news on where guys have gone so far, as well as fun Ben Simmons trade proposals. 

WE ARE BACK and it's time to appreciate what Giannis and the Bucks have done (no Chris Paul Slander)(00:25) before diving into some Free Agency thoughts and trade concepts for this offseason(13:19). Finally, Harry presents his lottery mock draft heading into tonight's NBA draft (41:32).

Another solo dolo as part of a solo week, Harry dives in on his concerns with the Jets to open the pod (0:00). Then, how the NFL learned from NBA player empowerment this past year or two to reclaim its yearlong interest as the King of American Sports (15:52). Finally, a little on where Rodgers and Watson could end up (29:47). 

Harry hosts solo dolo this pod to bring you his elation on this Knicks team (0:42) before bringing some thoughts about the Lakers and Nets playoff and title chances with the gauntlet they each have to run through (15:25). Finally, a hypothesis on how to better improve NBA awards without seeming like its handing out participation trophies and helping players and small markets alike (37:35). 

after the most exciting first round in years, Harry and Ryan team up to tackle the QB conundrum of the first round, picks we loved and hated, some valuable trades, and more!

Harry rocks this pod solo dolo, giving insight into just how hard it is to find a good starting QB in the first round of the draft. Deep diving into a theory and analysis of how to potentially identify better starting QB candidates in the draft. Then, a thorough final first round mock draft before tonight. 

Harry opens on the Mets woes and DeGrom's greatness before Brendan Carducci joins to talk about these Knicks, how the Nets could ever compare in New York, and realistic title teams in the NBA this year. 

Our first episode in a while is remotely recorded on Long Island where Harry has a lot to say about the 17 game season, announcement of future plans, and more before Ryan McCaskie joins to speak on the drama of the Watson situation and the outlook of the top QBs and interesting teams in the NFL Draft. 

Opening on thoughts of Tiger and being happy for JJ finding his own spot that no one expected before Greg Gomez joins to give us the low down on UFC 259 tonight. Then Harry wraps up on Deshaun Watson thoughts as the offseason progresses.

Opening on reviewing the mess that is the QB market this offseason after the Wentz trade, specifically through the eyes of a Jets fan. Then Ryan McCaskie joins to discuss who the Titans should resign and pursue this offseason and how they can maintain or improve their success next year. Finally, we do our rough first round mock draft live. 

Harry opens up on some NBA All Star talk and prevailing narratives that will drive the NBA not only this season but into the future, as we need to appreciate the greatness we are witnessing. Then The Boys join to talk the fallout of Wentz to the Colts, How the Bears and Bills proceed next season, and Cuse Hoops dreams of making the tourney this year. Finally, Harry closes on a new segment to Off The Dome, in a tip of the cap to Ryen Russillo, a bonus life tips segment. 

Less than 16 hours after publishing the QB Dominos Pod, Wentz is traded to the Colts and Harry reconciles with the announcers curse. Then Ryan McCaskie joins to give the 2021 NFL Way Too Early Power Rankings. 

Solo Pod with your host Harry Hubbard today-Opening on the weekends UFC258 fight event, specifically Usman v Burns. Then we dive into an HOURS worth of NFL talk. From an individual Free Agent's perspective to an entire positional market of Quarterbacks, Harry dispels some narratives and Game Theory's out where he thinks players will end up and what each move means for the rest of the league. The close out is on how teams have switched roles, and why having a franchise QB or a lot of assets make the difference between being a dumpster fire or a competitor for a title. 

Just join the boys as we shit talk the Texans, Bills, and Bears, Wentz and Foles, Mitch and Boeheim, and roast Syracuse football. 

Harry opens on some thoughts for the Jets this offseason before finishing up Super Bowl reactions with Greg Gomez, diving into the Denver Sports scene and how the Broncos and Nuggets can improve their teams, before finishing on Greg's thoughts of the big fights of Usman v Burns and Ngannou v Miocic coming up soon. 

How the Bucs dominated, Brady's legacy, the future of the NFL, and my thoughts as we become an NBA focused pod for the rest of the Winter and Spring

an Ad immediately so we can get straight to the quick reaction content after one crazy unpredictable game that no one saw coming. 

Jack Kreuzer joins for his first Hub Pod appearance, discussing the Super Bowl matchup, how the Bills can return to the AFC Championship to compete with the Chiefs, an outlook on the potential AFC East mega division next season, and potential landing spots for QB's this offseason. Then, Hockey Talk! Wrapping up with our thoughts on a decaying Syracuse Athletics program. 

Harry introduces a new segment by setting up a narrative approach to the Jets offseason, and Ryan follows up to talk about what he thinks Seattle needs to do to improve with the Rams making big moves and the 49ers not far behind.

From UFC to The Superbowl to Stafford trade to the goddamn Rockies, we got everything for you today. 

Ryan McCaskie joins us to talk about the Stafford trade and what it means for the rest of the league as well as our Super Bowl thoughts heading into the last week of football for the year. 

The Fallout from the Connor McGregor loss in the lightweight division, Khabib's comments, and more UFC talk to open with Greg Gomez. Then we dive into Brady's Brilliance and the Miraculous Mahomes matchup, what went wrong for the BIlls and Rodgers, and a trade market that Harry gets heated about to close. 

Immediate reactions, takes, and perspectives after the AFC and NFC Championship games. The legacy matchup of Brady-Rodgers, The youth movement of the AFC, and The differences between what makes a team good vs. great. Plus a bonus intro on the Jets and Deshaun Watson situation. 

Harry opens up by building out a concept that we are witnessing the birth of a new city based sports curse. Then Ryan McCaskie joins to give light to the Sunday games with analysis of gameplans and executions while Harry gives Saturdays-Including the incredible Bills. They finish with predictions for the Championship rounds as well as expressing thanks to an improbably almost complete NFL season without too many hitches in a Covid affected year. 

Exactly what the title says, an examination of the lightweight UFC Class, Is Brooklyn actually better, what teams win this weekend, Cuomo, and a promotion for Tudor Luca

Harry opens the show defending a point he has stood by all season while admiring what Bama and Saban have accomplished. Then, Ryan McCaskie joins to talk Wild Card reactions of an exciting AFC and a shitshow of an NFC playoffs. Finally, Hubbard wraps up on the Head Coaching Rolette Wheel.