Yelling From the Couch

Brent Humphries

Yelling From the Couch is the unapologetic, high-energy football podcast where fans say what everyone else is too afraid to yell. Hosted by Brent Humphries (die-hard Bengals fan) and Gage Bertovich (Steelers fan with a mouth), this show brings raw NFL takes, college football chaos, and weekly meltdowns straight from the couch. Joined by Joey Mullins for all things college ball, the crew breaks down games, reacts live, interviews beat writers, and leans all the way into the overreactions that make football fun. No filters. No fluff. Just fans talking ball the way it's meant to be.

  1. 2d ago

    Week 7 College Football Picks, Upsets, and the Games You Cannot Miss

    Week 7 chaos starts with a one-handed Jeremiah Smith catch, a Kentucky shocker, and a slate full of upset traps that could wreck your Saturday. Gordon Chatterton breaks down the matchups that matter most—from Ohio State at Indiana to Kentucky at Oklahoma—and shares who he thinks comes out on top.Gordon opens with Ohio State’s win over Maryland, where Jeremiah Smith keeps looking like a Heisman-level difference-maker and Bo Jackson gives the Buckeyes a boost on the ground. Then it’s on to Kentucky’s wild win over LSU: a back-and-forth thriller capped by a gutsy two-point call and a road win that changes the conversation around the Wildcats.Hear Gordon’s picks for the weekend’s biggest games, including Texas vs. Florida, LSU vs. Mississippi State, SMU vs. Virginia, Alabama vs. Tennessee, Ole Miss vs. Missouri, Miami vs. Florida State, Notre Dame vs. BYU, Oklahoma vs. Kentucky, Utah vs. Colorado, and more. Along the way, he explains which favorites might be vulnerable, which quarterbacks are under pressure, and why home-field advantage may not be enough for some ranked teams.He also previews Ohio State’s looming showdown with Indiana, where Jeremiah Smith’s production and Julian Sayin’s composure could make all the difference. The episode wraps with a quick NFL check-in—including Green Bay’s backfield—and a lively wrestling conversation about Money in the Bank, Liv Morgan, LA Knight, and who deserves a title shot.If you’re an Ohio State fan, a Kentucky believer, or just looking for bold picks and strong opinions before kickoff, this episode is for you. 205

  2. Oct 10

    Gordon's CFB Week 6 Picks: and he talks Packers, Money in the Bank

    College football chaos, upset alerts, and one seriously unfiltered set of picks—Gordon Chatterton breaks down Week 6 with blunt reactions and bold opinions. If you care about the Buckeyes, the SEC, or the games that could shake up Saturday’s slate, this episode is packed with matchups to know before kickoff.Gordon opens with Ohio State’s win over Iowa, including Jeremiah Smith’s 11-catch, 206-yard, 2-touchdown performance and the ongoing questions about the Buckeyes’ run game. From there, he reviews last week’s results, discusses the rankings, and makes his case for Kentucky vs. South Carolina as the game of the week.Then Gordon gives his Week 6 college football picks, including Iowa at Washington, Iowa State at BYU, Indiana at Nebraska, Texas A&M at Missouri, UCF at Oklahoma State, North Carolina at Pittsburgh, South Carolina at Florida, Texas vs. Oklahoma in the Red River Rivalry, Notre Dame vs. Stanford, Ole Miss at Vanderbilt, UCLA at Oregon, Houston at Kansas State, Maryland at Ohio State, Tennessee at Arkansas, LSU at Kentucky, Georgia at Alabama, USC at Penn State, Kansas at Utah, and Boise State at Fresno State.You’ll hear Gordon’s take on: Why Jeremiah Smith changes the Ohio State offenseWhich teams are being overlooked or overvaluedHis upset pick for the Red River RivalryWhy he likes Kentucky at home against LSUWhich heavyweight matchup could become the game of the weekGordon also looks ahead to Ohio State vs. Indiana, revisiting last year’s Big Ten title game and explaining why he thinks Indiana should be favored. He then turns to wrestling, mentioning Friday Night SmackDown and Money in the Bank, before wrapping up with a passionate critique of the Green Bay Packers’ offense and front-office decisions.Perfect for college football fans who want passionate picks, strong opinions, and sports talk that doesn’t pull its punches. 202

  3. Oct 1

    NFL Week 4 Pick Em!

    Episode DescriptionThe Week 4 picks get brutal fast—and the biggest surprises might be the ones nobody wants to admit out loud. From the Steelers–Browns Thursday-night matchup to a full slate of underdog calls, fantasy fallout, and injury updates, this episode brings sharp takes, bad beats, and fearless picks before kickoff.The crew breaks down the matchups with football insight and plenty of radio chemistry. Hear why special teams, offensive-line struggles, and quarterback pressure could decide games in Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Buffalo, Chicago, London, and beyond. They also discuss the latest on Joe Burrow, Trevor Lawrence, Josh Allen, Baker Mayfield, Lamar Jackson, and Jameis Winston—and how injuries are shaking up fantasy lineups.In this episode: Underdogs the panel thinks are worth watchingThe Jaguars, Cardinals, Dolphins, and Broncos in the Week 4 conversationFantasy injury fallout involving DeVonta Smith, Tony Pollard, Dallas Goedert, and A.J BrownBusts, waiver moves, and prop angles to keep an eye onA surprise music segment and on-air guessing gameTeams that are tough to pick against—and teams that keep cashingWhether you’re setting fantasy lineups, betting the board, or just getting ready for another wild NFL weekend, this episode brings the opinions and context you need before Sunday. Expect strong favorites, spicy upsets, and a few picks that feel personal.Subscribe for weekly NFL picks, fantasy football talk, and football banter. 198

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Yelling From the Couch is the unapologetic, high-energy football podcast where fans say what everyone else is too afraid to yell. Hosted by Brent Humphries (die-hard Bengals fan) and Gage Bertovich (Steelers fan with a mouth), this show brings raw NFL takes, college football chaos, and weekly meltdowns straight from the couch. Joined by Joey Mullins for all things college ball, the crew breaks down games, reacts live, interviews beat writers, and leans all the way into the overreactions that make football fun. No filters. No fluff. Just fans talking ball the way it's meant to be.