The Fellas with Anthony Gargano and Geoff Schwartz discuss each NFL division and the outlook of each team in the NFL after the first week of training camp. The Fellas say the Bears are sleepers in the NFC North, the 49ers and Rams lead the NFC West, the Chiefs are trustworthy and should yet again win the AFC West, and why the Steelers have their work cut out for them in the AFC North. The Fellas also discuss Big Ten media day and the outlook of Penn State, Oregon, Nebraska, and Ohio State going into the College Football season. Gargano brings up the viral Little League moment of a player getting ejected for a bat flip, turns out that Gargano's son was on the other team in that game! Should young athletes be suspended for an excessive batflip? The Fellas discuss that as well.

The Fellas with Anthony Gargano and Geoff Schwartz discuss each NFL division and the outlook of each team in the NFL after the first week of training camp. The Fellas say the Bears are sleepers in the NFC North, the 49ers and Rams lead the NFC West, the Chiefs are trustworthy and should yet again win the AFC West, and why the Steelers have their work cut out for them in the AFC North. The Fellas also discuss Big Ten media day and the outlook of Penn State, Oregon, Nebraska, and Ohio State going into the College Football season. Gargano brings up the viral Little League moment of a player getting ejected for a bat flip, turns out that Gargano's son was on the other team in that game! Should young athletes be suspended for an excessive batflip? The Fellas discuss that as well.

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The Fellas with Anthony Gargano and Geoff Schwartz discuss each NFL division's outlook, Big Ten Media day, and a viral story in Little League baseball! 

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