It's Super Bowl week!

Patrick and Seth look at the updated line, where the action is, and what the final line could be come Sunday. How healthy will Patrick Mahomes be? How many of his offensive weapons will be able to play and at what capacity? And how many different ways can people bet the Super Bowl at Bovada?

In the NBA the fellas discuss the Kyrie Irving trade to the Mavericks and the shifting futures board. Can the Mavs take the next step toward an NBA title or will Irving be more distraction than an asset?

The Super Bowl is upon us and Patrick and Seth take an early look at where the line opened, where it's currently at, who's betting on what, and what the early prop betting action looks like.

What will Patrick Mahomes' health status be for the game? How many of his receivers will be back at 100%? And do the Eagles have a single flaw in their game for Kansas City to exploit?

Two-time Super Bowl winner Lawrence Tynes joins the show to recap his own experiences in the big game, what it's like for kickers to prepare and what may have been happening inside Brett Maher's head in his last two playoff games, and where he might end up next year.

It's conference championship weekend and the odds have never been tighter with all four remaining teams all within a (slightly weighted) coinflips chance of making it to the Super Bowl. How will Patrick Mahomes' ankle injury impact the Chiefs' offense and what would the difference in odds be for a Chiefs team with Mahomes out, limited, or at 100%?

The NFC has come down to the two best-rated teams in the conference and likely the two best coaches. What will separate these teams on Sunday and who will blink first? Can the 49ers limit Hurts' explosive playmaking and can Purdy avoid turnovers in a game likely to be decided by a razor-thin margin?

And in Australia, the first major of the year is underway and Patrick and Seth take a look at a resurgent Victoria Azarenka and just who might be able to stand up to Djokovic.

Patrick and Seth take a look back at a fantastic Super Wildcard Weekend (still no commission for that) where the big dogs punched above their weight and largely kept things close while Tom Brady and the Bucs saw their season end the same way it started with an offense that could just never get it together.

What do we think of Doug Pederson's aggressive 2-pt conversion attempt? What would Lamar and Tua under center mean in those close games? And what surprises await us in the Divisional Round?

The fellas discuss the best sports documentaries currently available and how it's elevated their fandom, especially with sports outside of the traditional US sphere.

Week 18 is wrapped and we're down to 14 teams left with dreams of hoisting the Lombardi trophy. What were the big surprises of the final week of the season? What could the NFL do better to avoid teams celebrating failure? And how much fun are Dan Campbell's Lions?

While it's now win-or-go home Patrick and Seth breakdown which teams have a legit chance of making a deep playoff push and which ones will likely be playing for a solitary extra game check. And how did the NFL's “no contest” change the landscape of the AFC playoff race?

The guys take a moment to salute the efforts of the original Red Zone channel going off-air and share their thoughts on the new YouTube deal.

Patrick and Seth discuss the Damar Hamlin situation and what this means for the game, the players, the league, and most importantly, Hamlin and his family. Inside a night of tragedy what went right, who got it right and where did the league, miss?

After brilliant semi-final games, how does the college football national championship look to shape up? Can TCU continue its Cinderella run against the top team in the nation? Can Georgia's defense rebound after Ohio State showed some cracks in its armor?

And the fellas discuss the Winter Classic in Boston and how it stacked up vs previous iterations.

Seth and Patrick tough it out through their respective sports hangovers after what was maybe the greatest weekend in sports history. Messi's trophy case is now complete, Matt Ryan broke his own record for futility, and...seriously, what WAS that from the Jakobi Meyers?!

Looking ahead to Week 16 Patrick and Seth break down the evolving NFL playoff picture including must-win games for Green Bay and New England as well as a Sunday night matchup between the top seeds in the NFC East. With the line already on the move in Dallas' favor can the Eagles keep Jalen Hurts healthy enough to play not just this Sunday but through a sustained playoff run?

While fans and oddsmakers alike have gotten used to star players resting more and more during the regular season was the Nets resting 9 players on Saturday a bit of overkill? How meaningful is the NBA regular season if teams can feel comfortable resting the majority of their active roster?

Looking at Qatar the fellas break down what has been an exciting (and upset-heavy) World Cup and look at what might be driving some of the more unlikely results in what has in many ways been a very unique tournament

And in the NFL the boys look ahead to Week 15 where the Bills look to cement their spot atop the AFC East, the 49ers look to lock up the NFC West, and the Lions and Jets due battle to keep their wild-card hopes alive.

The World Cup has progressed to the knockout stage and while Canada and the United States are both out Seth and Patrick nonetheless continue with their breakdown of the tourney.

Its Week 14 in the NFL and the 10-2 Vikings are road underdogs to the 5-7 Lions. Can the Vikings prove the haters (including Pat Morrow) wrong and live up to their record? Can the Dolphins bounce back against a Chargers team fighting for their playoff lives? And who exactly is Brock Purdy and how is he a 4-pt favorite over Tom Brady and the Bucs?

And its a quiet week in college football with just Army/Navy on the board before we dive into bowl season. Patrick sits back and lets a guest analyst preview one of the oldest and most prestigious rivalries in college football.

The fellas break out their post-Thanksgiving stretch pants and dig into whats leftover in the college football season. Its Championship Week and this might be the most intriguing one in years with two very tight win-and-youre-in games and a couple of outsiders looking for chaos.

In the NFL the boys take a look at the Dolphins regaining their early season form against the NFC West-leading 49ers in what could very well be a Super Bowl preview. Meanwhile, the Bills have a tough road matchup against the Pats and the Jets may have finally found themselves a QB in their own playoff push.

And with the group stages wrapping up the boys take a look at what theyve seen so far both on and off the pitch and where the tournament is headed next with the pretenders gone and the contenders remaining.