Send It In

Send It In is a fast daily sports betting show centered on usable opinions. P.J. Glasser works from the betting market outward, starting with prices, spreads, futures, props, and slate structure before building the case for a side. The show is most fluent when football is on the board. NFL weeks are broken down through divisional spots, injury reports, defensive weaknesses, quarterback limitations, road performance, teaser possibilities, and survivor-pool risk. College football gets the same treatment, especially around playoff brackets, bowl season, opt-outs, title futures, and big-number underdogs. The analysis rarely sits still. A point spread leads to a matchup note, a matchup note leads to a roster concern, and the final opinion usually lands with a side, price, or stay-away. College basketball is another major lane. The show tracks futures, rankings, conference strength, pace, rivalry spots, and national-title value through recurring conversations with guests. Baseball and NBA betting enter when the calendar presents useful markets, from MLB futures to player props and daily plays. Segments are clear and repeatable. The P.J. Pick 5, prop lock of the day, dog of the day, daily fantasy lineup, survivor picks, and favorite plays of the day keep the pace organized. Guest segments usually sharpen a specific board rather than becoming broad sports talk. Henry Ettinger, Cole Thompson, Chase Kitty, Nick Kenyon, and Isaac Shade appear across episodes with football, college basketball, and futures angles. The show’s appeal is its practical restraint. It can get excited about a number, but the excitement usually comes with caveats about price, matchup, or timing. That makes it a fit for listeners who want daily betting opinions that sound argued, not shouted.