This week on Armchair Allstars – Episode 65, football season is getting dangerously close, but before the crew can fully turn their attention to the gridiron, there’s plenty of Allstars business to take care of.

Jamie-Lee returns with stories from her trip to Dallas, Scoop has been out of town himself, and the guys check back in on the seemingly never-ending saga surrounding the demise of LIV Golf. Is there still a future for the league, or are we finally watching the experiment reach its end?

Then Ask an Allstar returns with an absolute heater of a listener question: Should you ever get back together with your ex? The crew dives into the dangers of reopening old relationships, whether people really change, and the rare circumstances where running it back might actually work. Somehow, the Allstars manage to provide advice that is both surprisingly thoughtful and hilariously questionable.

The guys also venture into one of baseball’s strangest corners after a bizarre “fourth out” rule came into play during a Red Sox game this week. Speaking of Boston, it’s time for another edition of Stoner’s Eyebrow Watch, as the Red Sox have cooled off a bit in their chase for the division crown—and Stoner’s eyebrows may once again be in danger.

Then it’s time for football.

The crew wraps up its AFC preseason preview by tackling the AFC East, breaking down all four teams and making their predictions for how the division will finish before moving over to the NFC next week.

Finally, with college football nearly upon us, the Allstars discuss what they’re most excited to see this season—the teams, rivalries, storylines, players, and Saturdays they’ve been waiting all summer for.

Exes, eyebrows, obscure baseball rules, dying golf leagues, and FOOTBALL IS ALMOST BACK.

It’s another loaded week of sports, stories, questionable advice, and classic Armchair Allstars shenanigans.

Armchair Allstars – Episode 64

Football season is officially on the horizon, and the excitement is building on this week's episode of Armchair Allstars. The crew kicks things off by breaking down two of the NFL's most intriguing divisions, offering their AFC North and AFC South previews, complete with bold predictions, division winners, surprise teams, and a few hot takes that are guaranteed to age either brilliantly or horribly.

College football also takes center stage as the first Coaches Poll of the season is finally released. The guys compare the national rankings to the Armchair Allstars' own preseason Top 25 from last week, celebrating the teams they nailed while also owning up to a few rankings that may have been... a little optimistic.

On the baseball front, it's one of the busiest weeks of the season as the crew reacts to the MLB Trade Deadline, breaking down the biggest blockbuster deals, the contenders that loaded up for October, and which teams made the smartest moves in their pursuit of a World Series.

The conversation also returns to the ever-evolving world of professional golf, where the guys revisit the latest developments surrounding LIV Golf and debate whether the league can survive the challenges continuing to mount against it.

No episode would be complete without the fan-favorite weekly segments. "Scoop's Scoop" delivers another round of entertaining headlines and hidden gems from around the sports world, while "Stump the Stone" returns with another challenge to see if Stoner can continue his recent hot streak—or if he'll once again be left scratching his head.

Football previews, college rankings, MLB blockbuster trades, golf drama, and plenty of laughs along the way—Episode 64 is another can't-miss edition of Armchair Allstars as the countdown to football season continues. 

Armchair Allstars – Episode 63

This week on Armchair Allstars, the crew celebrates Reid's birthday, and as always, no birthday is complete without a healthy dose of roasting. The guys share stories, hand out a few backhanded compliments, and somehow manage to turn a birthday celebration into a trip down memory lane.

The conversation quickly shifts after Tony Romo's eventful exit from a golf tournament, sparking one of the funniest discussions of the night. What starts as a golf story snowballs into the Allstars reminiscing about all the incredibly dumb things they did as younger adults—the questionable decisions, poor judgment, and stories that somehow seemed like a good idea at the time. It's one of those classic Armchair Allstars rabbit holes that listeners won't want to miss.

Back in the sports world, the crew dives into the latest chapter of the Ole Miss vs. LSU rivalry, breaking down the recent drama, the reactions from both fanbases, and why this rivalry never seems to stay quiet for very long.

After a brief hiatus, the fan-favorite "Ask an Allstar" segment makes its triumphant return with a fantastic listener question:

Who are the most annoying fanbases in sports?

Needless to say, opinions fly, feelings get hurt, and absolutely no fanbase is safe as the crew debates which supporters deserve the title of sports' most insufferable.

To close out the show, it's time once again for "Stump the Stone." Has Stoner finally figured out the game, or does he fall victim to another week of obscure sports trivia? You'll have to tune in to find out.

Birthdays, golf mishaps, heated rivalries, terrible life decisions, and plenty of laughs—Episode 63 is another classic installment of Armchair Allstars, where the sports are great, but the conversations in between are even better. 🎙️🏈⛳🎂

Scoop is back! After battling sickness and surviving a move, he returns just in time for Episode 62.

The Allstars go heavy on Spain’s World Cup victory over Argentina and the dominant defense that allowed just one goal during the entire tournament. They also debate whether the final marked Lionel Messi’s last World Cup appearance and what his departure would mean for international soccer.

With SEC Football Media Days underway, the crew shifts its attention toward the upcoming college football season, breaks down the biggest storylines around the conference, and unveils the first-ever Armchair Allstars Top 25 preseason poll!

Armchair Allstars – Episode 61

The Allstars may have been down a man this week, but nothing—not even a fever—was going to keep Scoop completely off the air. Calling in from the sick bed, Scoop proves his dedication to the show while the rest of the crew somehow keeps the wheels from falling off... mostly.

The episode gets off to a classic Armchair Allstars start as Stoner's ongoing battle with his HOA and neighborhood Karen reaches another chapter, this time involving his basketball goal. Meanwhile, Jamie-Lee somehow steers the conversation toward explosive diarrhea and Taylor Swift's wedding, because no episode of Armchair Allstars is complete without at least one completely unexpected tangent.

On the sports side, the crew takes a deep dive into the United States' heartbreaking World Cup knockout loss to Belgium, discussing where the match went wrong and why the result exposed a much larger issue: the lack of a true long-term developmental system for young American soccer players. The guys debate what needs to change if the U.S. hopes to consistently compete with the world's elite on the biggest stage.

The conversation then shifts to baseball as the Allstars recap the Home Run Derby, where Jordan Walker put on an incredible power display to take home the crown. The crew talks about why the Derby remains one of the most entertaining events in sports and why it continues to be a fan favorite every summer.

As always, the sports discussions are intertwined with plenty of laughs, random stories, and the kind of off-the-wall conversations that have become the trademark of Armchair Allstars. Whether it's HOA drama, World Cup heartbreak, or debating the finer points of the Home Run Derby, Episode 61 delivers another entertaining ride from start to finish. 

This week on Armchair Allstars, it's all about the beautiful game as the crew dives headfirst into the FIFA World Cup. With the Round of 32 delivering one thriller after another, the guys break down the first five knockout matches, discussing just how evenly matched the tournament has been and why this World Cup is already shaping up to be one of the best in recent memory. From dramatic finishes to world-class performances, every match seems to have delivered.

The spotlight then shifts to the United States' massive showdown with Bosnia, as the crew previews what could be the Americans' biggest match of the tournament. They discuss the keys to victory, what's at stake, and what advancing to the Round of 16 would mean for U.S. Soccer on the world's biggest stage.

Away from sports, the Allstars look ahead to their Fourth of July plans, while Jamie-Lee shares stories from her trip across the pond to London to catch a Harry Styles concert, giving the guys plenty of ammunition for laughs along the way.

The crew also introduces another entertaining edition of "F*ck Up of the Week," highlighting the latest blunders involving Phil Mickelson and Terrion Arnold, breaking down what happened and debating which one deserves the bigger facepalm.

To close out the show, the Allstars answer a slew of questions from new listeners, covering everything from sports to everyday life and proving once again that no topic is ever off-limits.

World Cup fever, holiday plans, listener interaction, and the usual mix of laughs and hot takes make this another can't-miss episode of Armchair Allstars. 🎙️⚽🇺🇸

This week on Armchair Allstars, Jamie-Lee is across the pond in London enjoying a concert, leaving the rest of the crew to somehow host the show, produce the episode, edit the social media clips, and keep everything from falling apart. Bold strategy... and somehow, it mostly works.

The guys dive headfirst into a golf-heavy episode, recapping an outstanding U.S. Open and discussing everything that made the tournament one of the highlights of the season. They also take an in-depth look at the proposed PGA Tour changes coming in 2028, debating how the new format could reshape professional golf for players and fans alike.

College baseball takes center stage next as the crew recaps the College World Series, with Oklahoma Sooners baseball capturing the national championship. Even more impressive, the victory marks seven consecutive national titles for SEC programs, continuing one of the most dominant runs any conference has seen in college sports.

The conversation then shifts to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, where the guys agree this has been one of the most entertaining tournaments in recent memory. They break down the favorable path developing for the United States men's national soccer team, while also appreciating the opportunity to watch legends like Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo compete on the world's biggest stage one more time.

As always, the conversation wanders into all the right places. The crew talks fantasy baseball, looks ahead to the rapidly approaching football season, and takes a memorable detour to appreciate the incredible career of Barry Sanders, reminiscing about why he's still considered one of the greatest and most electrifying running backs the NFL has ever seen.

Golf, college baseball, World Cup fever, football nostalgia, and the usual Armchair Allstars randomness—it's another episode packed with sports, laughs, and enough shenanigans to make you forget Jamie-Lee was even gone... almost. 🎙️⛳⚽🏈

This week on Armchair Allstars, the crew packs nearly two hours of sports, stories, and complete nonsense into one entertaining episode. They kick things off by celebrating Scoop's 40th birthday, taking a trip down memory lane and giving him exactly the amount of grief you'd expect from lifelong friends.

The travel stories don't stop there. Jamie-Lee checks in from Omaha, sharing her experience at the College World Series, while Stoner recaps his whirlwind adventure through Cleveland and Atlantic City, proving that what happens on the road never quite stays on the road when it's podcast night.

The guys then turn their attention to the College World Series, discussing Ole Miss Rebels baseball' early exit and taking a look at the teams still standing as they battle for a national championship. Who has the momentum? Who's built for Omaha? The Allstars make their predictions as the tournament reaches its biggest moments.

From the baseball diamond to the pitch, the crew also breaks down the opening matches of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including the United States men's national soccer team' impressive opening performance and what it could mean for the Americans moving forward in the tournament.

Golf fans get their fix as the guys preview the U.S. Open, discussing storylines, contenders, and who they think will survive one of golf's toughest tests.

As always, the show closes with fan favorites "Stump the Stone" and "Stoner's Parlays of the Week," along with the usual collection of random tangents, inside jokes, and laugh-out-loud moments that somehow keep the whole thing under two hours.

Birthdays, baseball, World Cup soccer, major championship golf, and enough shenanigans to keep you entertained from start to finish—it's another can't-miss episode of Armchair Allstars. 🎙️⚾⚽⛳🎉

This week on Armchair Allstars – Episode 57, the crew is playing a little short-handed as Jamie-Lee trades the studio for a Jelly Roll concert, leaving the guys to hold down the fort and somehow keep the train on the tracks.

The episode is dominated by one of the biggest weekends of the college baseball season as the NCAA Super Regionals are officially set. The guys break down the impressive showing by the SEC, with Mississippi State Bulldogs baseball and Ole Miss Rebels baseball advancing alongside fellow SEC powers Texas Longhorns baseball, Oklahoma Sooners baseball, Georgia Bulldogs baseball, Auburn Tigers baseball, and Alabama Crimson Tide baseball. The crew previews the matchups, discusses who has the best path to Omaha, and debates whether the SEC's dominance has reached another level.

The conversation then shifts to the international stage as the guys preview the upcoming FIFA World Cup, which kicks off next week. They discuss the United States men's national soccer team, expectations for the Americans, and break down the tournament's new expanded format, including how teams advance and what fans should expect from the biggest World Cup ever.

The show wraps up with another entertaining edition of "Stump the Stone," a quick update from the golf world, and the usual assortment of random sports takes, side stories, and friendly arguments that make Armchair Allstars what it is.

From Omaha dreams to World Cup hopes, Episode 57 is packed with postseason drama, international soccer talk, and enough Allstars chaos to keep you entertained from start to finish. 

This week on Armchair Allstars – Episode 56, the crew delivers another perfectly chaotic blend of sports, life talk, and absolute nonsense. The episode kicks off with Stoner’s ongoing feud with his angry neighbors, proving once again that suburban drama may be more competitive than most professional sports. Meanwhile, Scoop shares his latest battle with the grammatically challenged drive-thru workers, leading to one of the funniest opening segments the show has had in weeks.

The guys also dive into one of the strangest traditions on Earth — the legendary Cooper's Hill Cheese-Rolling and Wake in England — questioning how this became a real event and why humans continue launching themselves down hills for dairy-related glory.

This week’s edition of “Ask an Allstar” takes a more thoughtful turn, with the crew discussing how to find your true passions in life. Of course, even the meaningful conversations somehow spiral into hilarious stories, questionable advice, and classic Allstars banter.

On the sports side, the focus shifts to the NCAA Baseball Regionals, with the guys making their picks for regional winners and looking ahead to potential Super Regional matchups as postseason baseball officially arrives. They also mix in another fun segment of “This Week in History,” bringing random and interesting moments from the past back to life.

The show wraps up with the weekly edition of “Stump the Stone,” where Stoner shockingly puts together one of his strongest performances yet — batting over .500 and correctly answering 2 out of 3 questions, a statistical achievement the crew treats like a championship run.

Random stories, college baseball predictions, cheese wheel races, and terrible life advice — this is peak Armchair Allstars chaos from start to finish.