Money Moves | August 6, 2026 | Hour 2

**SPEAKER_1** (0:01)
This is Money Moves on VSiN, the SportsBetting Network.

**Stormy Buonantony** (0:09)
Kicking off our two here on Money Moves, Stormy Buonantony, Jonathan Von Tobel with you. Yes, I know, time is flying when you're having fun.

**Jonathan Von Tobel** (0:17)
I'm having fun, I don't know about you. We had a great mood today.

**Stormy Buonantony** (0:21)
You're in a mood today. I don't know if it's a great one.

**Jonathan Von Tobel** (0:23)
I've decided, I have whittled it down. I know exactly what our dynamic is. I figured it out.
Our dynamic is that of two siblings in the back seat and one of the siblings is going, I'm not touching you like the whole time. Yes, I hate it.

**Stormy Buonantony** (0:38)
I hate every second of it. And all I'm doing is screaming up to mom and down in the front seat to do something and no one is stepping in, awful. I'm not touching. We'll see if we can have any progress in that area over the course of year two of our working relationship together. Meanwhile, we have a lot still to come this hour. We will have Good Bet or Live to Regret, College Football Futures Edition, which will be a fun little segment we're gonna try out today. We'll also do an early preview of the week one lines in the National Football League. Speaking of which, we had a little bit of this discussion with where some of the early money is coming in for week one and some futures with Jeff Sherman, who of course is new back here at Circus Sportsbook. If you missed any of that conversation, want to catch up, Money Moves in podcast form, wherever you get your podcasts, you can listen on your own time each and every day. We will also start this hour though in the NFL as our NFL Training Camp Tour continues.

**SPEAKER_4** (1:26)
Join Stormy and JBT as they go on the Money Moves NFL Training Camp Tour.

**Stormy Buonantony** (1:33)
Where are we at today?
Let's go, Buffalo. Gone is Sean McDermott after an overtime divisional round loss to the Broncos, internal hire, elevating Joe Brady, Josh Allen, your MVP favorite in 2026 So high expectations for a team that just fired their coach because they didn't reach them to that point under Sean McDermott despite the turnaround that they had in his tenure. Big picture, what do you think about this Buffalo Bills team?

**Jonathan Von Tobel** (1:59)
Yeah, I want to start with that dynamic because I don't get it. So that's like Bill Aidy, our boss, coming into the studio and being like, you know guys, I don't really like the direction the show is going. Stormy, we're going to fire you and make John the main host. And it's like, well, wait a minute. What are you talking about? Joe Brady was part of the teams that failed to meet expectations. He ran the offense, he was part of the staff before he took over as a full-time offensive coordinator. You don't like the culture that was established. You don't like that you failed. So you're just going to totally promote the guy that was part of the failures. I just don't really understand that dynamic. But that aside, I do wonder what this offense is going to look like because there is, I guess like a blind expectation, and rightfully so to an extent, because Josh Allen is a very good quarterback, that this offense is going to be one of the best in the NFL again. And I think it's a safe assumption. We should also mention James Cook is obviously one of the better running backs in the National Football League. So there's going to be a baseline of production that I think is going to be pretty strong for the Buffalo Bills. But I do wonder, right, the addition of DJ Moore. That's like one of the big ones. And that was one of my burning questions for the guide because I wrote it for the NFL guide.
What does he actually do? Over the last few seasons, depth at receiver has been one of the biggest questions. They have not had a thousand-yard receiver the last two years. Khalil Shakir led the team with 821 in 2024 and 719 yards in 2025
So you go and get more, but he's statistically been declining. He's failed to eclipse a thousand yards himself in three of the last four seasons. 2025, he didn't reach the century mark in a single game. So is DJ Moore really the answer to what has been an issue for this team? Then you dig a little bit deeper on the depth chart at wide receiver, you still have Shakir along with Keon Coleman who caught just 38 balls for 404 yards, and Josh Palmer who is, we'll call it a vet and a guy who's been on a couple of rosters. But Stormy, the rest of the projected depth chart at wide receiver cut a grand sum of 18 passes in 2025