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Antonio Brown, Cam Newton, Shaun King, College Football Picks
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September 13, 2019
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30:20Now PlayingOn today's Outkick the Show, Clay Travis discusses Antonio Brown's behavior and the NFL's decision to not punish him yet. Clay Travis said the allegations against Antonio Brown are just that -- allegations.
Clay Travis said it appears that cooler heads have prevailed with the NFL.
"This is a good move so far by the NFL to not have punished Antonio Brown. I'm not an Antonio Brown guy. He's behaved like an imbecile. But I am a believe in innocence until proven guilty guy."
On today's Outkick the Show, Clay Travis also discussed Cam Newton's weird behavior and predicted Cam Newton -- the Carolina Panthers quarterback -- would be exiting the NFL soon. He said Cam Newton has never recovered from the 2015 season when Von Miller and the Denver Broncos defense annihilated him.
"I think we have an Andrew Luck-type situation brewing here," Clay Travis said.
Clay Travis went on to give his college football picks. Specifically, he picked these games: Washington State at Houston, Ohio State at Indiana, Kansas State and Mississippi State, Pittsburgh at Penn State, FAU at BAll State, Stanford at Central Florida, Alabama at South Carolina, USC at BYU, Iowa at Iowa State, Florida at Kentucky, Clemson at Syracuse, and Oklahoma at UCLA.
Clay Travis discussed Tim Tebow's opinion that college athletes should not be paid.
Clay Travis also discussed the latest with perennial fraudster Shaun King. He analyzed the continuing cord cutting situation and specifically discussed AT&T vs ESPN. Lastly, he reviewed last night's Democratic debate.
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