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The Ryen Russillo Show

by Barstool Sports

Welcome to the new home of The Ryen Russillo Show—same Russillo, just with a fresh coat of paint. You’ll still get the sports talk, the random stories, and the guests you already love plus some new ones too. And yes, Kyle and Ceruti are still here for Life Advice—because who doesn’t need a little help from their friends? New episodes every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Presented by DraftKings

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Ryen Russillo launches a new recurring segment called the NFL Quarterly Report, dedicating this episode to a deep dive into the NFC North division. He covers the Vikings, Bears, Lions, and Packers with individual segments for each team, examining their current standing and trajectory. The episode then pivots to NFL…

Worth it if you're an NFL and NBA fan who want quick expert takes on Week 5 matchups and early-season NBA positioning from established sports media voices.

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The Ryen Russillo Show's Monday episode runs 2h 25m and covers NFL Week 4 analysis with Yahoo's Nate Tice, college football rankings, and life advice. The NFL segment (first 1h 37m) dissects multiple games and storylines: the Jaguars' ceiling, the Texans-Cowboys matchup and whether Houston's window is closing, whether…

Worth it if you're a regular Russillo listener seeking weekly NFL recap and CFB rankings with a trusted analyst, or a fantasy/betting-focused fan wanting informed perspective on Week 4 storylines.

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The Ryen Russillo Show opens with Ryen's analysis of the Vikings' controversial trade of QB JJ McCarthy, examining whether the player or organization bears responsibility for the situation. The episode then pivots to a wide-ranging NFL Week 4 preview with Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer, covering multiple…

Worth it if you want a comprehensive Week 4 NFL preview with informed commentary on multiple teams and early draft speculation, and don't mind a tangential life advice segment.

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Ryen Russillo delivers a wide-ranging sports discussion spanning MLB playoffs and college football. The episode opens with brief takes on the Red Sox-Yankees Wild Card matchup and the chaotic AL West division race. The bulk of the episode focuses on college football, with two substantial guest segments. Bill Connelly,…

Worth it if you're a college football fan interested in playoff expansion details and early-season analysis, or an MLB fan wanting quick playoff takes.

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The Ryen Russillo Show delivers a comprehensive NFL Week 3 breakdown alongside college football rankings and life advice. Russillo teams up with analyst Nate Tice for an extended segment covering the Ravens' dramatic walk-off win against the Cowboys, the Broncos-Rams matchup, and a deep dive into Bo Nix's early season…

Worth it if you want a thorough NFL Week 3 recap with expert analysis and don't mind a long-form format that jumps between multiple topics.

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The Ryen Russillo Show delivers a two-hour episode featuring two major guests and a life advice segment. Kurt Warner, Hall of Famer and Super Bowl champion, joins first to discuss NFL quarterback play and injuries. Warner praises Brock Purdy's nuanced decision-making and ability to operate within offensive schemes,…

Worth it if you're interested in NFL quarterback evaluation, college basketball history, or want rare access to Geno Auriemma's perspective on coaching and the WNBA.

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Ryen Russillo hosts ESPN draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah for a wide-ranging NFL discussion centered on quarterback performance and evaluation. The main segment examines whether Patrick Mahomes has returned to elite form after early-season struggles, then pivots to a stock-up/stock-down analysis of several QBs: Bryce…

Worth it if you're a serious NFL fan tracking QB performance trends and want scouting-level perspective on early-season narratives, but skip if you prefer deep dives over broad coverage.

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Ryen Russillo and analyst Nate Tice break down NFL Week 2 in a comprehensive segment spanning roughly an hour. They cover multiple games including Vikings-Bears, Packers-Jets, Bengals-Texans, Chiefs-Colts, Broncos-Jags, and Saints-Ravens, with specific timestamps suggesting detailed game-by-game analysis. Key…

Worth it if you're a serious NFL fan who wants game-by-game Week 2 breakdown with an informed analyst and don't mind some lighter lifestyle content mixed in.

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The Ryen Russillo Show delivers a wide-ranging sports episode anchored by two major segments: an extended NFL breakdown with former tight end Greg Olsen, and a basketball announcement with analyst Sam Vecenie. The episode opens with Russillo's thoughts on Josh Allen's explosive performance and rushing rate in the…

Worth it if you're an NFL film junkie who wants Olsen's expert breakdown and don't mind a basketball tangent and life advice filler.

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The Ryen Russillo Show delivers a wide-ranging college football and NFL discussion anchored by two substantial guest segments. Booger McFarland, ESPN's college football analyst, joins for the first 36 minutes to dissect the week's biggest storylines: Texas's comeback win over Ohio State and what it means for coach…

Worth it if you're a college football fan who wants informed takes on Texas, the Big Ten, and Lane Kiffin, and don't mind a lengthy detour into general life advice.

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Ryen Russillo and guest analyst Nate Tice deliver a comprehensive NFL Week 1 breakdown covering all the major storylines from the opening weekend. The episode kicks off with the Bills-Texans matchup, then pivots to examining the Packers' performance (marked as a "WTF" moment), before assessing whether the Ravens made…

Worth it if you want a thorough NFL Week 1 recap with informed analysis and don't mind a college football bonus segment and life advice tangent.

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Ryen Russillo delivers a wide-ranging sports conversation spanning NFL Week 1 preview and franchise valuations. Willie Colon, a former NFL offensive lineman, opens by dissecting the Seahawks' comeback win over the Patriots, debating whether rookie QB Drake Maye deserves blame for the loss. Colon then pivots to season…

Worth it if you want solid Week 1 NFL breakdown from informed voices but are willing to sit through unrelated business commentary and advice segments.

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