The Kings debate the "All Players United" revolt in college football and whether student-athletes should finally be paid. Jacoby Jones is discussed again for all of the wrong reasons and are we just months away from the ultimate demise of TNA?

The bad news is the podcast is super late this week (blame Alfred). But the good news is it's the second-longest show we've ever done. T.J. McAloon of the Austin American-Statesman makes his return to the show to break down last week's exciting Alabama-Texas A&M game, the Floyd Mayweather-Canelo Alvarez fight and WWE's Night of Champions. 

Fresh off of the recent controversy concerning the WWE's Be A STAR campaign and the on-screen bullying tactics of Ryback and the new McMahon-Helmsley Era, Alfred & Nate have a discussion with one of the people at the center of that controversy in PR expert Marc Kruskol. Kruskol not only talks about his issues with WWE programming, but also how he would handle recent PR faux-pas by TNA Wrestling and Ryan Braun.

The Kings recap the first week of NFL action and engage in a heated debate about the coaching skills of a specific AFC North coach. NWA Anarchy Wrestling announcer Tim E. D chats with Nate during the Ringside Rap and all three guys give their predictions for the Floyd Mayweather-Canelo Alvarez fight.

All three Kings are back and are fired up in discussing Johnny Manziel's latest antics, the ongoing slow death of TNA and the fallout from the fantasy draft. Plus, Lamar Odom continues his personal slide and Dave Chappelle reminds us that he's not just Rick James.