This week on Don’t Quote Us Sports, Isaiah and Erb dive headfirst into one of the wildest weekends of football yet.

We kick things off with the Tennessee vs. Georgia thriller, breaking down Joey Aguilar’s electric start, Gunnar Stockton’s breakout performance, and why both teams still look like SEC contenders. From there, we roast Clemson’s collapse against Georgia Tech, question Dabo Swinney’s stubborn refusal to embrace the transfer portal, and debate just how far the Tigers have fallen in the ACC.

On the NFL side, the guys unpack the Joe Burrow injury bombshell and what it means for the Bengals’ season—should they ride with Jake Browning, or bring in names like Kirk Cousins, Jameis Winston, or even Andy Dalton for a reunion? Plus, we highlight Brandon Aubrey’s historic kicking run and ask the unthinkable: could a kicker actually deserve MVP buzz?

Finally, we hit the lighter side of football with fantasy football implications, Caleb Johnson’s “dumbass of the week” blunders, and why kickers are more valuable than ever.

It’s bold takes, bad stats, and zero accountability—just the way you like it.

This week on Don’t Quote Us Sports, AJ and Isaiah are back with bold takes, bad stats, and zero accountability. We kick things off with the emotional rollercoaster that was JJ McCarthy’s debut for the Minnesota Vikings — from panic to pure euphoria in one quarter. Then we dive into the most intriguing NFL Week 2 matchups, breaking down Lions vs Bears, Broncos vs Colts, and more with a mix of betting insights, injury updates, and matchup breakdowns.

College football fans, we’ve got you covered too. We preview Georgia vs Tennessee in a massive SEC showdown, discuss whether South Carolina can get it together against Vanderbilt, and ride the USF Bulls hype train into Miami. Expect hot debates, questionable fashion critiques (yes, Caleb Williams’ sleeves and nails are on trial), and plenty of laughs along the way.

Whether you’re here for betting angles, college football playoff implications, or just to hear AJ roast Carson Beck as the “most overpaid game manager in America,” this episode has something for every fan.

👉 Tune in, drop your picks in the comments, and join us for another week of chaos on Don’t Quote Us Sports.

Week 1 of the NFL season did not disappoint, and your hosts AJ Erb and Isaiah Matthews are here to break it all down with bold takes, bad stats, and zero accountability. From surprise upsets to historic comebacks, this episode covers every angle you need to know.

• Quick & Dirty Recap: Every NFL game from Eagles–Cowboys to Bills–Ravens, with plenty of humor, overreactions, and fantasy football gripes
• Injury Watch: The 49ers are the “walking wounded” after losing George Kittle, Trent Williams, and more in their narrow win over Seattle
• Rookie QBs Under Fire: Cam Ward’s Tennessee Titans debut saw flashes of brilliance but was undone by poor play-calling, drops, and penalties. AJ vents about coaching decisions while Isaiah worries about long-term development
• Statement Wins: The Packers dismantled the Lions in a divisional clash, with Micah Parsons and Rashan Gary wreaking havoc on defense, while Jordan Love looked sharp in his returnepisode-18-take-02.
• Game of the Year? Josh Allen put on a fourth-quarter masterclass to rally the Bills past Lamar Jackson and the Ravens in an instant-classic Sunday Night Football thriller
• College Football Corner: Iowa’s offense remains stuck in the mud, the CyHawk rivalry delivers another nail-biter, and the guys ask how Kirk Ferentz still has job security

Plus, fantasy wins, wild overreactions, and a few hot rumors—including whether Tyreek Hill could actually end up back in Kansas City

If you love football chaos, questionable takes, and plenty of laughs, this is the episode for you.