This week on The Football 360 Show, JP Rock and Matt Biermann tackle the hottest topics—literally and figuratively—across the football world:

• The brutal summer heat disrupting practices, with turf temperatures hitting 146 degrees and even melting cleats.

• How schools are adapting—morning practices, moving workouts indoors, and modifying drills to keep players safe.

• Why practice time is precious: balancing team choreography with limited individual skill work.

• The growing importance of recovery facilities—from cold tubs and cryo chambers to compression therapy—as high schools and colleges try to match the pros.

• A debate on whether cold air or cold water recovery works best.

• The dedication of athletes who still seek out extra training and film study outside of team practice.

• Responding to critics claiming Mizzou doesn’t belong in the SEC—and why the Tigers’ recent success proves otherwise.

• The Tigers’ smart move practicing at Fort Leonard Wood to simulate a road environment ahead of the season.

• The quarterback battle: Sam Horn vs. Beau Pribula.

  • Horn has the frame and fan hype.

  • Pribula shows more speed, processing quickness, and urgency.

  • Why controlled decision-making, not just mechanics, separates great QBs in the SEC.

• The fine line between overthinking and reacting—for quarterbacks, linemen, and receivers alike.

• How NFL greats like Von Miller and Justin Jefferson highlight the importance of playing fast but deliberate.

• Reflections on QB development, with shoutouts to Carson Boyd, Brady Cook, and Blaine Gabbert as case studies in processing speed and growth.

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