Josh Allen Leading Bills’ Coaching Search | Championship Sunday Picks, NIL Chaos & NBA Drama – Coach and Company | January 23rd, 2026 |

Full Podcast Summary / Timestamped Notes 00:04:43 – 00:07:04 The Coach kicks off the show with high energy, promoting interactivity via YouTube and teasing a major upcoming announcement for Coach and Company. News includes Jesse Minter heading to the Ravens’ defensive coordinator role and Trinity Rodman becoming the highest-paid female soccer player in NWSL history. 00:07:35 – 00:10:20 Panel intros: Big Chuck reacts to Rodman’s contract and its impact on women’s soccer; John Supowitz drops player prop advice for championship NFL games; Mike Pendleton shares top NBA picks, spotlighting Suns vs Hawks and Simons’ elevated role for Boston. 00:10:21 – 00:13:39 Golf betting time: The Coach previews the American Express tournament with hot picks (Burns, Day, Taylor vs their matchups), noting the importance of quick scoring on multi-course events. 00:13:42 – 00:18:00 Footy Friday soccer picks: Big Chuck breaks down Levante’s edge in La Liga, Bundesliga’s reliable goal-scoring with Hoffenheim, and EPL’s Newcastle vs Aston Villa, highlighting first-half team totals and draw-no-bet strategies. 00:19:16 – 00:21:16 NFL coaching carousel: The Coach spotlights Mike McDaniel’s job interviews and the trend of quickly moving between positions, with Mike Pendleton dubbing the maneuver “the Kiffin.” John Supowitz and Mike Pendleton discuss how coaching contracts and Harbaugh’s new deal have set industry standards. 00:22:02 – 00:27:16 College hoops controversy: NCAA’s lax rules on G League player returns spark heated takes. Sound clip from John Calipari calls for clear rules and highlights concerns for young athletes. John Supowitz advocates for a college sports commissioner, while Mike Pendleton links corrupt booster influence in controversial legal rulings. 00:27:38 – 00:31:20 Bills coaching search: Josh Allen directly involved in candidate interviews, asserting himself as the franchise’s cornerstone. John Supowitz and Mike Pendleton dissect why Allen’s presence is critical, especially after ownership turmoil. 00:31:22 – 00:34:10 NFL Draft buzz: Is Fernando Mendoza the next Tim Tebow? The panel debates his fit with Tom Brady’s Raiders and potential blockbuster Lamar Jackson trades. 00:34:17 – 00:36:06 College NIL deep dive: Charles Barkley’s soundbite underscores the unsustainable costs of NIL deals in college sports. Mike Pendleton and The Coach highlight high-profile athletes and alumni resisting NIL funding pressures. 00:36:42 – 00:41:16 Championship Sunday NFL breakdown: Game 1 (Patriots vs Broncos): Panel weighs in on spread, total, and coaching matchups.Big Chuck sees value in the over and turnover props; John Supowitz likes a fast Patriots start. The Coachand Big Chuck discuss what Drake May needs to secure a Patriots win. 00:41:49 – 00:47:16 Game 2 (Rams vs Seahawks): Discussion on coaching chess match (McVay vs McDonald), WR prop picks (JSN vs Puka Nakua), and which team’s game script lends itself to an over. Predictions roundtable caps the segment. 00:49:03 – 00:51:26 NBA trade & drama: Anthony Davis’ potential move to Dallas or the Hawks, Rich Paul’s influence, and LeBron James’ response to Lakers’ rumored dissatisfaction lead the NBA chat. Mike Pendleton and Big Chuck critique contract realities and locker room chemistry. 00:52:03 – 00:54:03 LeBron James legacy: Was his time with the Lakers a success or failure? John Supowitz challenges the idea of success given only one championship, Big Chuck weighs in on “thin-skinned Bron” burning bridges. 00:56:01 – 01:00:00 Best bets & weekend plays rapid fire: John Supowitz: NHL over/under picks and Ducks moneyline. Mike Pendleton: Suns -3.5, Simons points prop. The Coach: Three rapid-fire golf matchup selections. Big Chuck: “Footy Friday” soccer picks for La Liga, Bundesliga, and EPL. Bonus: Upcoming pop-up events, premium membership news, and pro wrestling watch-alongs teased.   Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.