In this action-packed episode of Because I Have , we tackle the hottest topics in sports and give our unfiltered takes on what's next for your favorite teams.

We start with a deep dive into the Chicago Bears’ future—what’s next for them in 2025 and how they can turn things around? Then, we explore why the Cincinnati Bengals shouldn’t have made the playoffs this season and what their postseason fate says about the current state of the NFL.

Next, we discuss the recent coaching firings shaking up the league, including which teams may have made a mistake and which changes were overdue. We also make our bold NFL playoff predictions—who’s making it to the big game and who’s destined for an early exit?

On the NBA side, the drama between Jimmy Butler and the Miami Heat is heating up, and we’re breaking it all down. Plus, we dive into the latest Pelicans trade talks and explore how the team’s roster could change before the deadline.

In this week's episode of Because I Have a Live Mic, we dive deep into the growing hate surrounding Travis Hunter and Deion Sanders, unpacking the real reasons behind the backlash they’re facing. We explore the complexities of race, expectations, and the changing landscape of college football.

Next, we turn our attention to Josh Allen and his MVP case, discussing his performance and whether he's truly in the running to take home the prestigious award this season.

Finally, we take a step back and look at the year 2024—reflecting on the biggest stories, trends, and moments that shaped the year. From sports to culture, we cover it all.

Today, we dive into the Chicago Bears' struggles with coaching in close games — why do they keep falling short when it matters most? Then, we discuss the Pittsburgh Steelers and Buffalo Bills: Are these teams the most dangerous in the AFC, and can they make a deep playoff push? We also take a closer look at the Houston Texans' offensive woes and what’s causing their recent slump.

Shifting gears to the NFL drama, we break down the New York Giants' decision to bench Daniel Jones and what it means for their future. From football to combat sports, we ask whether Jake Paul is the new face of boxing, challenging the sport's traditional stars and creating a buzz. Finally, we explore why Joel Embiid will never win an NBA title in Philadelphia — and whether the 76ers’ championship window has already closed.

In this episode, we tackle the big question: Who's truly responsible for the Chicago Bears' offensive woes? Is it head coach Matt Eberflus, GM Ryan Poles, or quarterback Caleb Williams? We break down each factor and weigh in on the true cause of the team's ongoing struggles.

We also discuss the top head coaching candidates going in the 2025 offseason and which team best fits them. Also, the Best, Mid, And Worst-case scenario for the Dallas Cowboys going forward.

Finally, we explore whether the sports world owes Deion Sanders an apology after his remarkable turnaround in Colorado. Did we all underestimate "Prime Time"? Tune in for some hot takes, expert analysis, and bold predictions.

In today’s episode, we dive deep into the ongoing saga of the Chicago Bears. Did the players quietly quit on the franchise, and what does that mean for the future of the team? We also explore the surprising resurgence of veteran running backs in the NFL—why are these older players making an impact again? Finally, why is the NBA seeing a decline in ratings, and what’s behind this shift in viewership? Tune in for all this and more in this packed episode of Because I Have A Live Mic!

In this episode, we dive into the Chicago Bears' ongoing inconsistency at the head coaching position, exploring the implications for the team's future. We also discuss whether the Los Angeles Rams have a shot at a late playoff push and analyze Nick Bosa's recent post game antics and why he’s not standing on business

In this episode, we dive deep into the impact of the Amari Cooper trade, exploring why it may have greater ramifications than the Davante Adams deal. Also I discuss the Detroit Lions and Baltimore Ravens, examining their status as the top contenders in the NFL. We also break down the NCAA playoff picture and what it means for teams on the bubble. Finally, with Lonzo Ball's return, we assess whether the Chicago Bulls can make a push for the playoffs.

In this episode, we dive deep into the current state of the NFL, focusing on the Raiders, Browns, and Rams. Is it time for these teams to embrace a rebuild? We explore the signs that suggest a fresh start might be necessary. We also analyze which teams are just one strategic move away from becoming serious Super Bowl contenders. Who’s on the brink of greatness, and what could push them over the edge? Additionally, we discuss the most impactful trades of the season and their potential to reshape playoff dynamics. Finally, we tackle the intriguing question: Could the NFC North be the best division in football?

This week, we dive deep into the 2024 rookie quarterback class—could this be the best we’ve seen in years? We'll also tackle the brewing quarterback controversy in Pittsburgh—how will the Steelers navigate their uncertain future under center? Plus, we unpack the latest drama surrounding the New York Jets and what it means for their season. And don't miss our segment on the 2024 NBA awards predictions! Who's poised to take home the hardware this year?

In this week's episode, we discuss the hot starts from rising stars like Baker Mayfield, Jayden Daniels, and Sam Darnold. We’ll explore why it might be time to reconsider those once-labeled "busts" and how the Ravens stack up against the Chiefs this season. Plus, we’ll break down the impact of the Karl-Anthony Towns trade on the Western Conference landscape.