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Thinking of the postseason already? Here are projections each bowl game, plus the playoff, following Week 1.

After an entertaining Week 1, which teams did our college football experts vote into the Top 25?

Putting the spotlight on select teams and questions around others as the early playoff picture takes shape.

After points galore in Week 1, which teams and players are most likely to keep up throughout the season?

Find out which teams our experts think will make this season's CFP.

With Louisiana Tech coming to town after an 80-point performance, Kiffin praises the Bulldogs' offense and urges No. 11 LSU fans to recreate the atmosphere they brought against Clemson.

On the latest Move the Sticks, Daniel Jeremiah is joined by Los Angeles Rams GM Les Snead and Los Angeles Chargers GM Joe Hortiz to discuss their teams heading into this season and dive in to scouting strategies. Snead shares the thought process behind the Rams travel plans for Week 1 in Australia, what went into getting Aaron Donald back, what he’s seen from Myles Garrett heading into the season and what he likes in running backs and wide receivers to fit LA’s scheme. Next, Hortiz dives into what Mike McDaniel has brought to the Chargers, how Justin Herbert is different this season, all-time great comparisons for Joe Alt and Omarion Hampton plus a classic Kirby Smart story. Lastly, PDJ breaks down how several QBs are facing uncertain contract futures and are playing for a pay day in 2026, including CJ Stroud, Bryce Young, Baker Mayfield and more. Also, DJ takes a look at the tape from a handful of college QBs over the weekend including Arch Manning, Dante Moore, Sam Leavitt, Trinidad Chambliss, Darian Mensah and CJ Carr. | Move the Sticks Approximate Timecodes: (0:00) Intro (2:42) Les Snead joins the show (4:57) The convo on getting Aaron Donald back (8:27) What makes Myles Garrett special (10:57) How LA built a strong OL (14:17) What the Rams look for in a RB (17:37) Why Puka & Adams work so well together (20:37) The process of finding ‘high-care’ players (23:32) When Les knew the ‘21 Rams could win it all (27:58) Thanks to Les Snead (28:56) Joe Hortiz joins the show! (29:31) Mindset entering year 3 (32:26) How scouting process differs from Year 1 (33:16) Justin Herbert’s preparing for a career year (35:30) The process recruiting Mike McDaniel (39:18) Comparing Jonathan Ogden and Joe Alt (41:06) Comparing Jamal Lewis and Omarion Hampton (43:36) The art of scouting + Harbaugh’s impact (47:33) Favorite college practice environments (49:55) When Joe knew the 2012 Ravens could win it all (52:38) Thanks to Joe Hortiz (52:03) Notable QBs seeking a pay day (55:33) Draft Diary from Week 1 (56:10) Draft Diary - Arch Manning (57:12) Draft Diary - Dante Moore (58:14) Draft Diary - Darian Mensah (59:10) Draft Diary - Trinidad Chambliss (1:00:18) Draft Diary - Sam Leavitt (1:01:33) Draft Diary - CJ Carr (1:02:36) Draft Diary recap (1:03:00) Subscribe! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Randy Scott and Harry Lyles Jr. debate whether the 49ers or Rams strategy for international travel will work better. Which NFL team has to win THIS YEAR? Adam Rittenberg joins the show to break down the controversial Michigan / Western Michigan ending and we take calls on the biggest blown calls in sports history. What would be the most shocking thing to take place in the NFL this season? Buster Olney joins to break down the final month of the MLB season and Lane Kiffin put his money where his mouth is on Saturday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Randy Scott and Harry Lyles Jr. react to a stunning finish at The Big House over the weekend between Michigan and Western Michigan. Dan Graziano joins the show just two days away from the NFL season and callers give us the biggest blown calls in sports history. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The SEC This Morning crew looks back at Week 1 and debates which of the conference's nine debuting quarterbacks delivered the most impressive first impression.