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Adrian Griffin has been fired after 43 games, the Baseball Hall of Fame Class of 2024 and NBA All-Starters will be announced this week and USA Basketball has released which 41 players are in the running for the Olympic team. We'll discuss it all and more this episode.
The Chiefs have sent the Bills home yet again, Green Bay might have its third-straight franchise quarterback, Kevin Durant thinks he belongs in the G.O.A.T. conversation and the Cowboys and Steelers will enter 2024 with lame duck coaches. We'll discuss it all on this week's show.
The Cowboys and Eagles were embarrassingly knocked off during Wild Card weekend, and both teams have some decisions to make about their futures. Plus, Nick Saban has retired from coaching. We'll break those down, Bill Belichick's New England departure, the Dolphins, Jerry Krause and more.
The world is in Jim Harbaugh's hands after winning the national championship. The NFL is calling, and Michigan will do anything he wants for life. Plus, the Chicago Bears are on the clock. We'll discuss it all and more this week.
Michigan is in the national championship, the Ravens whooped the Dolphins, the Lions got screwed and David Tepper acts like a petulant child. We'll react top all that and more.
The final four-team College Football Playoff is among us, and Russell Wilson has likely played the final game of his Broncos career. We'll discuss that, the state of the Lakers and Suns and Joe Flacco's future.
Tom Telesco and Brandon Staley are gone, so the Chargers can finally move forward. We'll discuss that, the state of the NFC East and more.
Juan Soto is a Yankee, Shohei Ohtani is a Dodger, and both teams still have several holes to fill. We'll breakdown the latest round of baseball's rich getting richer, the NBA In-Season Tournament and the current state of the NFC.
Charlie Baker is proposing a subdivision for the elite of the elite in college sports. We'll discuss the potential branch off of college sports, the future of the CFP committee and more.
Frank Reich is officially the first coach to be fired in consecutive seasons, and the Panthers are on their sixth coach in David Tepper's tenure. Well examine the status of that franchise and preview championship week in college football.
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