A Lady & Some Dudes Podcast

In today’s episode, we recap the highlights of NBA All-Star Weekend. Ant-Man expresses that while he has the ability to be the face of the NBA, that’s not his main goal. Mac McClung makes history by winning a third consecutive dunk contest title. We also dive into the ongoing issue of star players not participating in the dunk contest and whether LeBron deserves some of the blame. Lastly, we talk about the new All-Star Game format and Big O’s thoughts on the game feeling boring.

In today's episode, we dive into how disappointing the Super Bowl was and break down the Eagles' defense, which was dominant from start to finish. We also ask why the Giants' GM hasn't been fired yet for letting Saquon Barkley walk. On the NBA front, we talk about a few major trades, including Jimmy Butler now joining the Golden State Warriors, while Kevin Durant shuts down any chance of a Warriors reunion. The Lakers also back out of a trade with the Hornets, possibly due to buyer’s remorse. Plus, Kevin Durant becomes the 8th player in NBA history to hit 30,000 points, and we give him the recognition he deserves.

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In today’s episode, we dive into the growing tension between Jimmy Butler and the Miami Heat, with Butler being suspended indefinitely. We also explore De’Aaron Fox's ongoing desire to leave Sacramento—could a trade to the Spurs, alongside Wemby, actually happen? Jalen Hurts is heading to his second Super Bowl, but despite not having eye-popping stats, the question still looms: is he truly a franchise quarterback? Over in Dallas, Brian Schottenheimer is stepping in as head coach, claiming the Cowboys will win a Super Bowl—how realistic is that bold prediction? Lastly, Art Rooney has expressed interest in bringing back either Russell Wilson or Justin Fields to Pittsburgh. We’ll pop a balloon on who shouldn't return to the Steelers.

In today’s episode, we catch up with Jeremy Grandison, someone we’ve had the privilege of watching grow up. Jeremy shares his journey from initially pursuing a different career path in college to ultimately finding his place in the sports media world. We also dive into the heartbreaks of sports fans in both Baltimore and Detroit, and of course, we offer our predictions for Conference Championship Weekend.

In today’s episode, we explore the potential of Deion Sanders becoming the next head coach of the Dallas Cowboys. We also dive into the Pittsburgh Steelers' struggles, as Mike Tomlin faces criticism for his team’s recent playoff failures. With eight consecutive playoff losses, is it time for the Steelers to consider a change after 18 years under Tomlin's leadership? Plus, we share our predictions for the upcoming Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs.

In today’s episode, we explore some potential dark horse teams in the NFL Playoffs and dive into the storylines surrounding several squads heading into the postseason. Plus, we share our predictions for Wildcard Weekend.

On today's episode, we dive into Saquon Barkley's missed opportunity to surpass Eric Dickerson's record. With the season nearing its conclusion, we debate whether Lamar Jackson has done enough to win back-to-back MVPs or if Josh Allen will claim his first. The NFC North showdown between the Detroit Lions and Minnesota Vikings will determine the conference's top seed. Which team will need home-field advantage the most? Plus, we share our Week 18 game picks for the final week of the regular season.

In today's episode, we dive into whether Josh Allen's standout performance against the Bills has secured him the MVP title for this season. We also explore the impact of the Lions' ongoing injury woes and discuss whether this could derail their Super Bowl hopes. Should Patrick Mahomes rest a game to recover for the playoffs, or should he continue playing until the Chiefs clinch the top seed? Plus, we share our picks for the Week 16 matchups.

In today's episode, we talk about Bill Belichick's talks with UNC about potentially becoming the head coach of their football program. We also discuss Sam Darnold's impressive season with the Vikings—should he stay next season or explore other opportunities? AJ Brown expresses his desire to see the passing game improve, with all eyes on Jalen Hurts. Will the passing game get better before the playoffs? Finally, we share our picks for Week 15.