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On this episode let's break down the AFC East for the 2018 season. It's been Tom Brady's division for years but let's look to see if any AFC East team can compete with the Patriots this season. Also, we break down both rookie signal callers in the division and how that will impact their respective franchises.

Our final NFC Division preview highlights the NFC South. Here are my predictions for where all the NFC South teams will finish this season based on team talent and their respective schedules. If you missed one of my NFC Previews or want to catch the AFC previews make sure to follow and subscribe for all the latest content.

Last year the Los Angeles Rams surprised the football world and have gone all in for 2018 with a busy offseason bringing in marquee players. However, will this be enough to win the NFC West? Will the 49ers pick up where they left off with their new franchises quarterback and push the Rams? When will Rosen get the ball in Arizona and will history repeat itself in Seattle? All of this on the podcast remember to like and subscribe for all the latest content.

Can Aaron Rodgers and the Packers beat out the Vikings in 2018? On this latest episode of the podcast I break down the NFC North heading into the season and make my predictions on where each team will finish. This is the second episode of the Rich Sports Talk NFL season preview series.

As the 2018 NFL season approaches Rich Sports Talk will be going division by division and make our predictions as to how each division will finish. For the first episode we focus on the NFC East and see if the defending Super Bowl Champion Philadelphia Eagles can be dethroned by anyone in the division. For this preview, the main focus will be on the team's schedule impacts each team this season.

I go on a rant about the mess that is the current front office of the New York Mets. After not getting a big haul for closer Jeurys Familia the team has also botched the handling of the Yoenis Cespedes injury. With so much to dissect I rant about the current issues facing the franchise and discuss why they shouldn't trade Jacob deGrom.

Kawhi has finally been traded but it's not to L.A. On this episode who won the deal and what does it mean not only for both franchises moving forward, but will Kawhi stay in Toronto long-term? Follow and subscribe for all the latest.

Lavar Ball helped his son Lonzo get to the Los Angeles Lakers. Now it appears that he is now trying to keep Lonzo with the Lakers to play with LeBron James by any means necessary.

For the second time in his career LeBron James is leaving Cleveland, this time for Los Angeles. Instantly LABron makes one of the league's most important franchises relevant again. However, let's explore the reasons why this move was done for more reasons off the court that influenced LeBron's decision. Even though the Lakers are still not match for Golden State in the west, James has put himself in a position to not only help the Lakers take the next step forward, but also has put the LeBron brand in the right place to grow.

2018 has been a disaster for the New York Mets with the lone bright spot being a Cy Young worthy campaign by starter Jacob deGrom. However, rumors persist that the Mets may look to move their top player to rebuild an aging roster and depleted minor league system. On this episode lets look ay why it would not only be a mistake for the Mets to move deGrom, but what the real reason could be for the team wanting to trade him. Remember to subscribe for all the latest content.

After being swept by the Golden State Warriors in the NBA Finals, LeBron James has another decision to make this summer. Let's break down some of LeBron's options and what each destination would provide. Remember to subscribe for all of the latest content.

The first game of the 2018 NBA Finals is in the books. Let's look back on the late controversial call on LeBron James and how JR Smith may have cost the Cavs any chance they had in this series.

In their inaugural season the Vegas Golden Knights have made it all the way to the Stanley Cup Finals. While many hockey purists may not like the fact an expansion team is playing for the Stanley Cup, the NHL must be thrilled because their new plan for expansion is off to a great start.

This week the XFL has asked fans via Twitter which city's would they want the league to come to. On this episode I do my own city mock draft for the XFL and which eight cities I think the league should look at for the 2020 season. Also, we look at possible future sites for the XFL to look at for expansion. Want more? Remember to subscribe for our latest content.

Brad Stevens has the Boston Celtics closing in on the NBA Finals despite not having his two biggest stars. On this episode we examine not only look at what Stevens has done in these playoffs but also look on who he could impact other NBA coaches in the coming years.

The 2018 NFL Draft is officially in the books. Rich Sports Talk is grading a few of the local NFL teams and today it will be the New York Giants. How did this new regime do in their first draft and what sleeper pick could be the heir to Eli Manning? Listen to find out and remember to like and subscribe.

The 2018 NFL Draft is officially in the books so it's time to break down how teams did in the draft. On this episode, we break down the New York Jets Draft and how the team addressed the rest of the draft after selecting USC quarterback Sam Darnold with the third overall pick.

As the NFL Draft approaches, experts have debated where the top four quarterback prospects (Sam Darnold, Josh Allen, Josh Rosen, and Baker Mayfield) will be picked. However, they forget about the 2016 Heisman Winner Lamar Jackson. Not only could he be the sleeper quarterback in this draft, but there is one team to keep an eye on who may move up to select him.

Kyrie Irving is officially done for the season and the postseason. What does this injury mean for the Celtics in the short-term and how does it impact Boston moving forward? With the injury does this guarantee a trip to the final for LeBron James? Listen and follow.

James Harden may be the front runner for the NBA's Most Valuable Player, however I argue that LeBron James should be this years MVP. All the reasons on the latest episode of Rich Sports Talk.