Longshore and McKnight: CFP blowouts, Netflix’s NFL stream, Ty Simpson possibly to Alabama, and more…

MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Hosts John Longshore and Barry McKnight returned from the holidays to dive into recent sports action on Longshore and McKnight. They tackled topics like disappointing college football playoff blowouts, questioning whether the current format needs a shake-up to include more competitive teams like Alabama or South Carolina.

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The NFL got its share of attention, with discussions on better streaming quality on Netflix and the Saints’ dismal 34-0 loss to the Packers. Auburn’s aggressive moves in the transfer portal, including standout Eric Singleton Jr., impressed the hosts, while Alabama fans are eyeing QB Ty Simpson as the favorite for next season.

Looking ahead, they previewed Alabama’s clash with Michigan in the ReliQuest Bowl and speculated on transfer rumors, including whether Clemson’s Peter Woods might head to Tuscaloosa.

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