If the playoffs started today, the Magic would be the 8th seed. Nobody saw this coming, except for Orlando GM John Hammond, who tells Keith he did it with smart trades and drafting the best player available, regardless of position.

Thursday's Edition of "Weekly Chores" With Austin Irizarry

The thought around the NBA was that Jimmy Butler would be moved to Houston or Miami, so even Sixers insiders like Keith Pompey were blindsided by the move this week. Keith and Keith talk Philly and the future of Jimmy.

On today's Roundtable, Keith talks to BaltimoreRaven.com's John Eisenberg about Lamar Jackson's potential first season; NBC Green Bay's Charlie Sokaitis previews tonight's TNF game; then Antonio Morales of The Athletic LA talks about USC and Clay Helton.

Jimmy Butler made his Sixers debut last night, but things ended up in disappointment in Orlando. Bleacher Report's Yaron Weitzman was there and gave Keith his front row opinion on the future of Jimmy in Philly.

Is it any coincidence the Colts are catching fire right when Mike Mitchell got added to the team? Mike hopped on with Keith to talk about the streak the team's on and having to sit out this past week.

Host of Notre Dame games on NBC, Liam McHugh, joined Keith live in studio to talk about the Irish needing to finish the season strong in order to avoid having to play #1 Alabama in the College FB Playoff.

Now that LeVeon Bell's Steelers career is likely over, Keith reached out to former NFL agent Joel Corry to see what other teams may be lining up to sign the Pro Bowl RB this offseason.

In today's Roundtable, Keith welcomes Dieter Kurtenbach of the San Jose Mercury News to tell us where we are in the Draymond/Durant feud; then Joe Curley of the Ventura County Star explains why the Rams & Chiefs will be playing in LA and not Mexico City.

Justin Jackson just graduated as Northwestern's all-time leading rusher, but left the backfield in good hands with freshman RB Isaiah Bowser doing big work for the Wildcats this year.