In the 2006 Wild Card Round, the Dallas Cowboys and hot new quarterback Tony Romo seemed to be on the edge of an amazing comeback win over the Seattle Seahawks, only needing a field goal to win. That is, until, Tony Romo fumbled the hold and kept Dallas out of the end zone. Can a player truly be defined by one play? This episode does a deep dive into the consequences of that botched play and the legacy Romo could have had had he just hung on to the ball.

You may think Daniel Jones going at six overall is nuts based on what some scouts have said; but scouts have gotten a lot wrong in the past. Like Russell Wilson for example. The 3rd rounder became a Super Bowl champ and the leagues highest paid player. So what if the scouts got it right and projected him in the first round of 2012?

In 1988, The Edmonton Oilers did the unthinkable and traded Wayne Gretzky to the Los Angeles Kings. But if they hadn’t, does their insane dynasty continue? And what happens to hockey in the United States? What are you asking me for, I’m just the description, listen and find out!

In 2015, Eagles coach and psuedo GM Chip Kelly offered the Titans one of the most insane blockbuster trades in order to move up to the #2 spot in the draft so they could take Marcus Mariota. The Titans said no. But what if they said yes?

In a special March Madness episode, Grant looks at the 2003-04 bracket to take a look at what could have happened to the tournament if young hot shot LeBron James decided to go to college and briefly look at what that means for the draft stock of early 2000s NBA superstars.

At the end of last episode John Elway had just retired. But the ripple of his draft echoes through the league to this day. See how the more modern NFL looks with Elway choosing to remain a Colt.

In 1983, John Elway refused to play for the Baltimore Colts. What if Robert Irsey pulled out all the stops to convince him? How does the league look? In this first part of a two part series, we deep dive into the draft pick that changed the face of the league for over thirty years!

What does the Western Conference look like if Kevin Durant instead signs with the OTHER team who offered him a big contract: The Los Angeles Clippers.

Special Thanks to Jeff and Joseph from Play Call's No Backboard for assisting in some of the details of this episode. Be sure to check out their show as well!

It's Super Bowl Sunday! In this episode, Grant Evan looks at the crucial moments that landed the Los Angeles Rams and the New England Patriots in the big game.

On the debut episode, Grant offers different variables to paint a different picture of the 2019 NFL Playoff picture.